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to dig up |
umgraben; ausgraben; (aus) jäten |
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to dig, dug, dug; (di:g, dag) |
graben |
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to dig deeper; dig deeper |
nachhaken |
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to dig deeper |
der Sache nachgehen |
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dig |
graben; umgraben; stossen |
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dig dug dug |
graben, bohren |
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dig - dug |
(um-) graben |
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to dig,dug,dug |
graben |
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dig |
buddeln; graben |
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dig out |
ausgraben |
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 | A lot of wars and pursuits, political conflicts and economic instability means that the existance of an easy life has never been granted for sure. The entire continent struggles currently with it.
First of all they gave me some chicken, which the mother has cooked especially for me. Well, the bizarre thing was that they did not join me while I was eating because I had a different meal.
The young women rowed towards us and tried to sell food and souvenirs. We were not interested and she tried to block us and prevent us from swimming back to our vessel. So we dove beneath her. |
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