German Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Ameisen haben sich den Ruf erworben, hart arbeitende Tiere zu sein. |
Ants earned themselves the reputation of being hard-working animals. |
| Alle Parteien arbeiteten hart daran Frieden im Nahen Osten zu erreichen, aber bis jetzt ohne Erfolg. | All parties have worked hard to achieve peace in the middle east but so far without success. |
| Das Gel ließ Pauls schwarzes Haar glänzend und hart erscheinen. | The gel made Paul's black hair look shiny and hard. |
| wiederstandsfähig; zäh; hart | tough |
| robust; hart; zäh | tough; hard; >< soft |
| hart; schwer; schwierig, mühselig | hard |
| hart; schwer; schwierig | hard - hard |
| rauh; uneben; hart, roh | rough |
| zäh, hart sein | be tough |
| hart, schwer, schwierig | hard |
| robust, hart, zäh | tough |
| entscheidend; hart | rigorous |
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The belief of somebody that a race or a group of people to which he belongs is superior to another. Even though the word itself stems from the word 'race', its meaning must be generalized.
Usually we were not that picky, but we intended to stay in Buenos Aires for almost 10 days. On the first day we walked around the city center and did some shopping in the Florida passage.
The belief of somebody that a race or a group of people to which he belongs is superior to another. Even though the word itself stems from the word 'race', its meaning must be generalized.
Usually we were not that picky, but we intended to stay in Buenos Aires for almost 10 days. On the first day we walked around the city center and did some shopping in the Florida passage.
Most common translations:
glühend
geschwollen
geistlich
fühlen
fortfahren
ferner
etwa
ermöglichen
entspannen
elektrisch