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verla. ssen + sich + auf + A., er verlä. sst
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| to rely on (to rely on each other) |
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| because of the job, jobwise |
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| nicht nur ... sondern auch |
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| schuld sein (an etwas schuld sein) |
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| to be responsible for s.th |
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vorschlagen, er schlägt vor, schlug vor,
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| leise, leiser, am leisesten |
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| führen (zu Missverständnissen führen) |
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angreifen, er greift a. n, griff a. n,
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| likewise, in the same way |
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| darüber (darüber berichten) |
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| dafür (dafür sorgen, dass ...) |
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| to it (to see to it that ...) |
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| to be prepared to, to be ready to/for |
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| Paar, das, -e (hier: Ehepaar) |
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| schreien, er schreit, schrie, hat geschrien |
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halten (+ für + A.), er hält, hielt, hat
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| here: to believe that s.o. is s.th. |
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