German Dictionary
German | English |
brüllen; grölen; heulen | to bellow |
schreien; heulen; klagen | to wail |
jammern; heulen | to wail |
Heulen | To howl/ to cry |
heulen | to cry*; weep |
heulen | to hoot |

Brookline Avenue in example will be blocked off for over two hours: Security and protection for my students is very important to me, explains Carole. Drivers are requested not to used these routes.
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.
We told the cabdriver the streetname we would like to go and he brought us there. This time the place did look like a three star hotel and we booked a night. I went to pay for the taxi ride.
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.
We told the cabdriver the streetname we would like to go and he brought us there. This time the place did look like a three star hotel and we booked a night. I went to pay for the taxi ride.
Most common translations:
hawaiianisch
grammatisch
gespenstisch
gelblich
fünfundsechzig
fragmentieren
festmachen
ewig
erotisch
entwickeln
German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
Conjugation of heulen [geheult] |
heule heulst heult heulen heult heulen | heulte heultest heulte heulten heultet heulten | ||
English Verbs | ||||
Conjugation of howl [ howled, howled ] | ||||
Conjugation of whine [ whined, whined ] |