German Dictionary
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Sample sentences: The old man's peculiar philosophy exerted a certain charm. |
Die sonderbare Philosophie des Alten hatte einen gewissen Charm. |
| The hooligan took an old woman as a hostage to exert pressure on the referee. | Der Hooligan nahm eine alte Frau als Geisel, um Druck auf den Schiedsrichter auszuüben. |
| to exert pressure; to press; to put pressure on | Druck ausüben |
There are about fifty families who are having very tight connections. Too tight in my opinion. It's like a small town in this aspect. Joanna though is very satisfied with the place and the atmosphere.
I even put on my Poncho, a plastic rain coat, in order to protect myself from the aircon-breeze. Somehow I managed to fall asleep and woke up at around six in the morning when we approach Palenque.
Actually, three hours was enough to get the impression of Macau. It had many narrow streets and some parts reminded us of a Mediterranean village. One can really see the charming Portuguese influence.
I even put on my Poncho, a plastic rain coat, in order to protect myself from the aircon-breeze. Somehow I managed to fall asleep and woke up at around six in the morning when we approach Palenque.
Actually, three hours was enough to get the impression of Macau. It had many narrow streets and some parts reminded us of a Mediterranean village. One can really see the charming Portuguese influence.
Most common translations:
extramarital
fascism
fertilize
findings
fleet
football
forwarding
frosty
gander
gesture
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of exert [ exerted, exerted ] | ||||
| German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
| Conjugation of anwenden [angewandt] |
wende an wendest an wendet an wenden an wendet an wenden an | wandte an wandtest an wandte an wandten an wandtet an wandten an | ||