German Dictionary
| English | German |
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Sample sentences: Insert the whisk into the device and beat eggs and sugar until foamy. |
Setzen Sie den Schneebesen in das Gerät ein und schlagen Sie Ei und Zucker schaumig. |
| whisk | Schneebesen; verb schlagen |
| to whisk | schlagen; verquirlen |
| to whisk | schaumig schlagen |
| to whisk | flitzen; quirlen |
| balloon whisk | schneebesen |
| egg whisk | Schneebesen |
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Choosing the right language school is not an easy task. If you want to learn Spanish for example, you first need to know which country you should visit, because the pronunciation in each country differs.
We all are too busy these days, no one has time for leisure. It is all about money... Anyway, if you have any question or you want to know about my country, you can write me a message on Vocabulix.
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a bit
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