German Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Ich mag Waffeln knusprig, Lila mag sie weich. |
I like my waffles crusty, Lila likes hers soft. |
| Der große Außenhof war mit weichem Moos überwachsen. | The large bailey was overgrown with soft moss. |
| zart; weich; empfindlich | to tender |
| schmelzen; weich machen | to melt |
| schwach; weich; weichlich | weak |
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The belief of somebody that a race or a group of people to which he belongs is superior to another. Even though the word itself stems from the word 'race', its meaning must be generalized.
We changed to another room which was slightly better and stayed there one night. The next day we moved to another room again before finally leaving for a better hotel. It was important to stay in a good place.
The belief of somebody that a race or a group of people to which he belongs is superior to another. Even though the word itself stems from the word 'race', its meaning must be generalized.
We changed to another room which was slightly better and stayed there one night. The next day we moved to another room again before finally leaving for a better hotel. It was important to stay in a good place.