German Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Immer wenn sie kein Geld für Zigaretten hatte, war sie gereizt. |
Whenever she had no money for cigarettes, she was testy. |
| Wenn sie einen Kater hatte, war sie immer gereizt. | When she had a hangover, she was always edgy. |
Boston is kind of huge neighborhood, generally very friendly people and you may meet many people that you already know. So it is pretty easy to get used to and if you grow up there, you don't wanna leave. If you do, you are going to miss it terribly.
Maybe we would need to say install our dictionary as a software? But I would say instead of install, use our dictionary as a software. So bottom line. If I use the singular form for newsletters and websites, I am on the safe side for both?
You look very pretty in your image too. Is it you in the picture, because you are as beautiful as a photo model, I thought you took it from a magazine. In Poland, women are very pretty generally.
Maybe we would need to say install our dictionary as a software? But I would say instead of install, use our dictionary as a software. So bottom line. If I use the singular form for newsletters and websites, I am on the safe side for both?
You look very pretty in your image too. Is it you in the picture, because you are as beautiful as a photo model, I thought you took it from a magazine. In Poland, women are very pretty generally.
Most common translations:
gefährdet
früher
flockig
faul
erwerben
erholen
entkorken
einwandern
eingeweiht
durstig