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1 der Schlüsselbund
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2 Schlüsselbund
m, n bunch of keys* * *der Schlüsselbundbunch of keys* * *Schlụ̈s|sel|bundm or nt pl - bundekeyring, bunch of keys* * *Schlüs·sel·bundm o nt bunch of keys* * ** * *Schlüsselbund m/n bunch of keys* * ** * *m.bunch of keys n. -
3 rasseln
v/i1. (hat gerasselt) rattle; Wecker: shrill; rasseln mit rattle, (Schlüsseln) auch jangle; rasselndes Geräusch rattling (sound)2. (ist) Panzer rasselten durch die Straßen tanks clattered through the streets; gegen eine Mauer rasseln umg. crash against (Person, Auto: into) a wall* * *to rattle; to clash* * *rạs|seln ['rasln]vi1) (= Geräusch erzeugen) to rattle2) aux sein (inf)durch eine Prüfung rasseln — to flunk an exam (inf)
* * *(to produce a sound like that made by heavy pieces of metal striking each other: The chains clanked.) clank* * *ras·seln[ˈrasl̩n]vi1. Hilfsverb: haben▪ das Rasseln [the] rattlingmit/an dem Schlüsselbund/den Schlüsseln \rasseln to jangle [or jingle] one's bunch of keys/keys* * *intransitives Verb1) rattleder Wecker rasselt — the alarm goes off with a jangling sound
3) mit seindurch eine Prüfung rasseln — (salopp) come unstuck in or (Amer.) flunk an exam (coll.)
* * *rasseln v/irasseln mit rattle, (Schlüsseln) auch jangle;rasselndes Geräusch rattling (sound)2. (ist)Panzer rasselten durch die Straßen tanks clattered through the streets;3. (ist)durch eine Prüfung rasseln umg flunk an exam* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) mit sein (sich rasselnd fortbewegen) clatter3) mit seindurch eine Prüfung rasseln — (salopp) come unstuck in or (Amer.) flunk an exam (coll.)
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4 rasseln
ras·seln [ʼrasl̩n]vi1) haben;das Rasseln [the] rattling;durch etw \rasseln to fail [or (Am a.) flunk] sth -
5 wem
II Interr. Pron. (to) whom* * *who (Pron.); whom (Pron.)* * *[veːm] dat von wer1. interrog pronwho... to, to whommit/von etc wém... — who... with/from etc, with/from etc whom
wém von euch soll ich den Schlüssel geben? — which (one) of you should I give the key to?, to which (one) of you should I give the key?
2. rel pron(= derjenige, dem) the person (who...) to, the person to whom...; (= jeder, dem) anyone to whom..., anyone... towém... auch (immer) — whoever... to, no matter who... to
3. indef proninf = jemandem) to somebody; (in Fragen auch) (to) anybody* * ** * *[ve:m]\wem gehört dieser Schlüsselbund? who does this bunch of keys belong to?mit/von \wem with/from whom▪ \wem..., [der]... the person to whom..., the person who... to* * *1.2.wem hast du das Buch geliehen? — to whom did you lend the book?; who did you lend the book to?
Relativpronomen (derjenige, dem/diejenige, der) the person to whom...; the person who... to; (jeder, dem) anyone to whom3.Indefinitpronomen (ugs.) to somebody or someone; (nach Präp.) somebody; someone; (fragend, verneint) to anybody or anyone; (nach Präp.) anybody; anyone* * *A. rel pr (dat von wer) (to) whom;von wem of whom, by whomB. int pr (to) whom* * *1.2.wem hast du das Buch geliehen? — to whom did you lend the book?; who did you lend the book to?
Relativpronomen (derjenige, dem/diejenige, der) the person to whom...; the person who... to; (jeder, dem) anyone to whom3.Indefinitpronomen (ugs.) to somebody or someone; (nach Präp.) somebody; someone; (fragend, verneint) to anybody or anyone; (nach Präp.) anybody; anyone -
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Schlüs·sel·bund m o ntbunch of keys -
7 wem
\wem gehört dieser Schlüsselbund? who does this bunch of keys belong to?;mit/von \wem with/from whom\wem..., [der]... the person to whom..., the person who... to -
8 Schlüsselbund
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9 Schlüsselbund
mbunch of keys
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