German Dictionary
German | English |
blinzeln; zwinkern | to wink |
blinzeln, zwinkern | wink |
Zwinkern | glimpse |
Yesterday, I heard a very good example to explain my point: On their journey more than ten years ago, the presidential couple Mr. and Mrs. Clinton visited Egypt. They were welcomed by the president.
Hemingway is trying to tell us a story about two people cannot fulfill their desires and needs, such as having free sex, drinking alcohol, spending the nights in bars and clubs and generally having fun.
We started to look for other options and found the Salvation Army Boot lodge, which had much larger rooms for half the price. The second and third night we would stay there before moving on.
Hemingway is trying to tell us a story about two people cannot fulfill their desires and needs, such as having free sex, drinking alcohol, spending the nights in bars and clubs and generally having fun.
We started to look for other options and found the Salvation Army Boot lodge, which had much larger rooms for half the price. The second and third night we would stay there before moving on.
Check out these translations
Zufälligkeit
Zeug
Zahnwurzel
Wolldecke
Windhund
Wendepunkt
Wasserpark
Wahlstimme
Vorort
Villa
German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
Conjugation of zwinkern [gezwinkert] |
zwinkere zwinkerst zwinkert zwinkern zwinkert zwinkern | zwinkerte zwinkertest zwinkerte zwinkerten zwinkertet zwinkerten | ||
English Verbs | ||||
Conjugation of wink [ winked, winked ] | ||||
Conjugation of blink [ blinked, blinked ] |