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1 coexist
coexist v koexistieren, nebeneinander bestehen -
2 coexist
intransitive verb[Ideen, Überzeugungen:] nebeneinander bestehen, koexistierencoexist [together] with somebody/something — neben jemandem/etwas bestehen; mit jemandem/etwas koexistieren
* * *co·ex·ist[ˌkəʊɪgˈzɪst, AM ˌkoʊ-]vi koexistieren geh, nebeneinander bestehen [o existieren]* * *["kəʊIg'zɪst]vikoexistieren (POL, SOCIOL, geh nebeneinander bestehento coexist with or alongside sb/sth — neben or mit jdm/etw bestehen or existieren
* * *coexist with bestehen neben, koexistieren mit* * *intransitive verb[Ideen, Überzeugungen:] nebeneinander bestehen, koexistierencoexist [together] with somebody/something — neben jemandem/etwas bestehen; mit jemandem/etwas koexistieren
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3 coexist
co·ex·ist [ˌkəʊɪgʼzɪst, Am ˌkoʊ-] vikoexistieren ( geh), nebeneinander bestehen [o existieren] -
4 peacefully
adverb* * *adverb friedlich* * *peace·ful·ly[ˈpi:sfəli]adv friedlichthe right to gather \peacefully das Recht auf Versammlungsfreiheitto be able to sleep \peacefully again wieder ruhig schlafen könnento coexist \peacefully in Frieden miteinander leben* * *['piːsfəlɪ]advfriedlichto die peacefully ( in one's sleep) — sanft sterben or entschlafen (liter)
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5 peacefully
friedlich;the right to gather \peacefully das Recht auf Versammlungsfreiheit;to be able to sleep \peacefully again wieder ruhig schlafen können;to coexist \peacefully in Frieden miteinander leben -
6 létezik
(DE) existieren; existiert; obwalten; sein; wesen; (EN) be, was, were, been; been; being; coexist; exist; have subsistence; live; was; were
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