German Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Für einen Alkoholiker fühlt das Trinken sich mehr wie eine Notwendigkeit an, die sich ergibt, als wie eine Lust. |
For an alcoholic, drinking feels more like a need that arises than like a desire. |
| Sein Nachname verdarb mir fast die Lust, ihn zu heiraten. | His surname almost spoiled my desire to marry him. |
| die Lust | interest; desire; inclination |
| Lust haben zu | to fancy (+ gerund) |
| greedy; lust for wealth | Avarvice |
Only an independent observer would be able to judge nature, for example God. In this poem the independent power is the witch who cooks her soup of nature, she knows what ingredients she needs to add.
The bus was supposed to leave at around 4 o'clock in the afternoon, so that I still had two to three hours to organize. I went for lunch at some strange place and hardly ate as it was too ugly.
The travel agent's representative promised that they would return us the difference of the money. They also assured us that we would get special treatment, such as extra drinks and a Kayak expedition.
The bus was supposed to leave at around 4 o'clock in the afternoon, so that I still had two to three hours to organize. I went for lunch at some strange place and hardly ate as it was too ugly.
The travel agent's representative promised that they would return us the difference of the money. They also assured us that we would get special treatment, such as extra drinks and a Kayak expedition.
More dictionary words
Limousine
Leintuch
Laubsäge
Kürbis
Kult
Kreditgeber
Kopfkissen
Kompott
Koalition
Klavier
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of desire [ desired, desired ] | ||||
| Conjugation of wish [ wished, wished ] | ||||