German Dictionary
| German | English |
| müssig sein; unbeschäftigt sein; faulenzen | to be idle |
| faulenzen; herumhängen | air one's heels |
| faulenzen | to hang araound |
| faulenzen | to loaf around |
| faulenzen | to laze around |
| faulenzen | to laze |
As I mentioned before, due to the small memory size and the relatively large size of the application, a little of the traffic was lost. This traffic appeared on the log file as well as in the analyzer.
The vehicle turned west towards the countryside and drove on Route MEX186 towards Escargera and then southwards. I fell asleep soon and had a very bad sleep, as it was colder than I had imagined.
I went to the deck and except one staff member who slept there on the floor I was the only one. I installed my camera and waited for the light to arrive. I expected the images to be more spectacular.
The vehicle turned west towards the countryside and drove on Route MEX186 towards Escargera and then southwards. I fell asleep soon and had a very bad sleep, as it was colder than I had imagined.
I went to the deck and except one staff member who slept there on the floor I was the only one. I installed my camera and waited for the light to arrive. I expected the images to be more spectacular.
Most common translations:
erwiesen
erhältlich
entkörperlichen
einweichen
eingrenzen
duzen
dort
dement
böig
biwakieren
| German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
| Conjugation of faulenzen [gefaulenzt] |
faulenze faulenzt faulenzt faulenzen faulenzt faulenzen | faulenzte faulenztest faulenzte faulenzten faulenztet faulenzten | ||
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of laze [ lazed, lazed ] | ||||