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41 sufferance
suf·fer·ance [ʼsʌfərən(t)s, Am -ɚ-] n( with unwilling tolerance) nur geduldet;I was there on \sufferance ich wurde dort nur geduldet2) ( with little enthusiasm)under \sufferance (dated) widerwillig, widerstrebend -
42 then
[ðen] adj( form) damalige(r, s);her \then husband ihr damaliger Ehemann adv1) ( at an aforementioned time) damals;before \then davor, vorher;by \then bis dahin;I'll phone you tomorrow - I should have the details by \then ich rufe dich morgen an - bis dahin weiß ich sicher Genaueres;from \then on seit damals;until \then bis dahin2) ( after that) dann, danach, daraufthis is the standard model, \then there's the deluxe version das hier ist das Standardmodell, außerdem haben wir dort noch die Luxusausführung;and \then some ( esp Am) und noch viel mehr;he gave it his best effort and \then some er übertraf sich selbst dabei4) but \then aber schließlich;but \then again aber andererseits;she types accurately, but \then again she's very slow sie tippt zwar genau, aber doch ziemlich langsam5) ( as a result) dann;you'll be selling your house, \then? ihr werdet also euer Haus verkaufen?;have you heard the news, \then? habt Ihr denn die Nachrichten gehört?;you spoke to John \then du hast also mit John gesprochen6) ( unwilling agreement)7) ( used to end conversation)see you next Monday \then dann bis nächsten Montag ( fam)
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