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61 Lindenholz-Ausströmer
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62 Lindenholz-Luftausströmer
German-english technical dictionary > Lindenholz-Luftausströmer
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63 Linde
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64 wovon
wo·von [voʼfɔn] adv\wovon war auf der Versammlung die Rede? what was the subject of discussion at the meeting?;\wovon bist du denn so müde? what has made you so tired?\wovon mag dieser Knopf wohl stammen? where could this button be from?der Baum, \wovon das Holz stammt, ist sehr selten the tree from which the wood originates is very raredas ist eine Sache, \wovon du nun mal nichts verstehst it's something you just don't know anything abouter hatte einen Unfall, \wovon er sich nur langsam erholte he had an accident from which he only recovered slowly -
65 Wurm
1. Wurm <-[e]s, Würmer> [vʊrm, pl ʼvʏrmɐ] mWürmer haben to have worms;der Hund leidet an Würmern the dog has got worms;in dem Holz ist der \Wurm the wood has got woodwormWENDUNGEN:jdm die Würmer [einzeln] aus der Nase ziehen ( fam) to drag it all out of sb;da ist [o sitzt] der \Wurm drin ( fam) there's something fishy ( fam); [or not quite right] about it2. Wurm <-[e]s, Würmer> [vʊrm, pl ʼvʏrmɐ] nt( kleines Wesen) little mite
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