German Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Oh my God, I am too frightened to go outside tonight. |
Oh mein Gott, ich habe zu viel Angst, um heute Nacht nach draußen zu gehen. |
| frightened | erschrocken; beängstigt |
| to be frightened | erschrecken (vor)... |
| frightened by | verängstigt sein |
| be frightened(of) | Angst haben(vor) |
| be frightened of | Angst haben vor2 |
| frightened | verängstigt adj |
| (to) be frightened | Angst haben |
| to be frightened | erschrocken |
| be frightened | angst haben |
| frightened | erschrochen |
It was after midnight when we finally could go to bed and rest a little. It was good that the search for a better room turned out to be funny and amuzing so that we did not feel sorry about it.
The trip was coming to an end. We were driving to the airport knowing that we had to fly 12-hour to Spain, than a break in Spain for of around 6 hours and than the rest 4 hours, a total of 22 hours.
The counter opened 45 minutes before take-off, and we really had to beg the ground personal to check for another seat. They were friendly, but nonetheless we felt that they would do us a favor.
The trip was coming to an end. We were driving to the airport knowing that we had to fly 12-hour to Spain, than a break in Spain for of around 6 hours and than the rest 4 hours, a total of 22 hours.
The counter opened 45 minutes before take-off, and we really had to beg the ground personal to check for another seat. They were friendly, but nonetheless we felt that they would do us a favor.
Most common translations:
gale
gentrification
gloom
gracefulness
grin
haemophiliac
hardest
heartbreaking
hexagonal
homer