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1 jemandem raten
- {to counsel} khuyên răn, khuyên bảo, chỉ bảo = jemandem guttun {to do someone good}+ = jemandem ähneln {to bear a likeness to someone}+ = jemandem zurufen {to cry to someone}+ = jemandem trotzen {to brave}+ = jemandem schaden {to wrong someone}+ = jemandem glauben {to believe someone}+ = jemandem gehören {to be in possession of someone; to belong to someone}+ = jemandem zuhören {to lend an ear to someone}+ = jemandem zumuten {to expect of somebody}+ = dicht vor jemandem {under someone's very nose}+ = an jemandem hängen {to be attached to someone}+ = bei jemandem bohren {to keep on at someone}+ = sich jemandem nähern {to approach}+ = jemandem eine kleben {to give someone a pasting}+ = jemandem voraus sein {to be ahead of someone}+ = mit jemandem rechnen {to reckon on someone}+ = mit jemandem brechen {to break with someone}+ = jemandem ähnlich sein {to come near someone}+ = dicht hinter jemandem {at someone's heels}+ = jemandem etwas rauben {to rob someone of something}+ = jemandem sehr schaden {to do a great disservice}+ = jemandem gewogen sein {to show a liking for someone}+ = jemandem etwas gönnen {to allow someone something}+ = jemandem einen blasen {to give somebody a blow job}+ = jemandem etwas abgeben {to share something with someone}+ = jemandem etwas ansehen {to observe something in someone}+ = jemandem etwas absehen {to learn something by watching}+ = jemandem etwas anhaben {to hold something against someone}+ = mit jemandem intim sein {to have intimate relations with someone}+ = mit jemandem quitt sein {to be even with someone; to get upsides with someone}+ = jemandem zu nahe treten {to hurt someone's feelings}+ = jemandem zu sich bitten {to ask someone round}+ = jemandem zu nahe kommen {to step on someone's toe}+ = jemandem nicht grün sein {to bear a grudge against someone}+ = sich mit jemandem messen {to compete with someone}+ = sich mit jemandem abgeben {to keep company with}+ = sich mit jemandem liieren {to form a liaison with someone}+ = es jemandem nachtun wollen {to try to equal someone}+ = jemandem von etwas abraten {to advise someone against something}+ = jemandem etwas nicht gönnen {to begrudge someone something}+ = hinter jemandem zurück sein {to be behind someone}+ = bei jemandem ein und aus gehen {to be a frequent visitor at someone's home}+ = jemandem etwas klipp und klar sagen {to tell someone point blank}+
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