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(DE) Wärmetod {r}; (EN) heat-death; heat-effect -
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(DE) Erscheinen {s}; Erscheinung {e}; Phänomen {s}; (EN) effect; incident; occurence; phenomena; phenomenon; phenomenon, phenomena; psychial; shape; symptom -
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(DE) Auswirkung {e}; (EN) bearing; effect; impact -
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(EN) bring to effect; carry out -
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(DE) Bauausführung {e}; Bauten {pl}; Bauweise {e}; Erstellung {e}; Gebäude {s}; Realisierung {e}; (EN) building; carrying into effect; constructing; construction; design; effectuation; execution; implementation; implementing; making; workmanship -
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(DE) Enden {s}; Folge {e}; Folgen {s}; Folgenerscheinung {e}; Folgesatz {r}; Konsequenz {e}; Nachspiel {s}; Nachwirkung {e}; schlußfolgerungen; (EN) aftermath; attendant; back-lash; consequence; consequent; corollary; effect; fall-out; fruit; fruitage; inference; issue; lattermath; outgo; outgrowth; outwent; recoil; resultate; sequel; sequelae; succeeding; success; upshot -
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(DE) irrelevant; läppisch; marginal; unwesentlich; (EN) be beside the point; be of no consequence; be off the point; beside the mark; beside the point; beside the question; beyond the mark; frivolous; immaterial; inconsequent; inconsequential; inessential; insubstantial; irrelative; irrelevant; it has little effect; matterless; non-essential; of no consequence; off the point; pointless; tenuous; unessential; unimportant; unnoted; unsubstantial -
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(EN) conceive; take effect; take root -
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(DE) aufbrechen; davongemacht; durchbrennen; s. davonmachen; durchwitschen; dünnemachen; (EN) abscond; absquatulate; beat the air; bundle off; bundle out; bunk off; bust out; clear out; cut it; cut one's stick; decamp; do a bunk; do a get; do a shift; effect one's escape; get an offing; get out of the rain; hop it; hop off; hop the stick; hop the twig; jink; make an offing; make away with; make off; make one's getaway; make tracks; mog; nip off; nip out; scram; shin it; shin off; skedaddle; skip it; skip off; slip away; slip by; slip-away; smoke; sting one's hook; streek; take a powder; take french leave; take one's hook; take the back track; tommy; vamoose -
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(DE) davongekommen; entgehend; entging; entkam; entkommen; entkommt; (EN) effect one's escape; elude; escape; make one's escape; scape -
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(DE) entfliehen; entkam; entkommen; entkommt; entlaufen; entwischen; fliehe; flieht; geflohen; (EN) abscond; bolt; bust out; cut one's lucky; defect; desert; effect one's escape; elope; escape; fled; flee; flee, fled; flew; flown; fly; fly, flew, flown; get away; get out; make one's lucky; make tracks; run away; skedaddle; skip off; slip; welch; welsh -
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(DE) Realisation {e}; (EN) carrying into effect; execution; realization -
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(DE) Zustandekommen {s}; (EN) effect; fruition; fulfilment; materialization -
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(DE) flotte; ostensibel; (EN) brave; doggish; dressy; flash; flashly; flashy; have a good effect; jaunty; make a good appearance; showish; showy; sightly; specious; viewy -
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(DE) Grund {r}; Veranlassung {e}; antun; bewirkt; erzeugt; herbeiführen; induzieren; macht; machte; veranlassen; veranlasst; veranlaßte; veranläßt; verursachen; verursacht; (EN) begat; beget; beget, begat, begotten; beget, begot, begotten; begot; begotten; bred; breed; breed, bred; bring; bring about; bring forth; bring on; cause; draw down; drawdown; effect; engender; gave; generate; give; give, gave, given; inchoate; induce; inflict; made; make; make, made; motivate; occasion; operate; procure; produce; provoke; put to; set up -
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