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1 anziehen
- {to don} mặc = anziehen (zog an,angezogen) {to allure; to attire; to attract; to draw on; to dress; to endue; to fetch; to magnetize; to pull on; to slip on; to tighten}+ = anziehen (zog an,angezogen) (Zügel) {to pull}+ = anziehen (zog an,angezogen) (Preis) {to stiffen}+ = anziehen (zog an,angezogen) (Kleid) {to put on}+ = anziehen (zog an,angezogen) (Preise) {to harden}+ = anziehen (zog an,angezogen) (Mantel) {to get on}+ = anziehen (zog an,angezogen) (Muskeln) {to adduct}+ = anziehen (zog an,angezogen) (Schraube) {to screw}+ = sich anziehen {to make one's toilet}+ = hastig anziehen (Kleider) {to whip on}+ = zu wenig anziehen {to underdress}+ = sich warm anziehen {to bundle up; to wrap up well}+ = sich schick anziehen {to tog}+ = sich zu einfach anziehen {to underdress}+ -
2 das Bett
- {bed} cái giường, nền, lòng, lớp, nấm mồ, hôn nhân, vợ chồng - {bye-bye} huây roen cái giường = am Bett {at the bedside}+ = im Bett {abed; between the sheets}+ = das Bett hüten {to stay in bed}+ = das Bett machen {to make one's bed}+ = an ihrem Bett {by her bedside}+ = zu Bett gehen {to go to bed; to retire; to tumble in; to turn in}+ = ins Bett gehen {to go to bed}+ = ins Bett legen {to bed}+ = das Bett aufdecken {to turn down the bed}+ = im Bett bleiben {to stay in bed}+ = zu Bett bringen {to bed}+ = marsch ins Bett! {off to bed!}+ = ins Bett bringen {to put to bed}+ = sich zu Bett legen {to get into bed}+ = früh zu Bett gehen {to keep early hours}+ = nicht zu Bett gehen {to stop up}+ = früh ins Bett gehen {to keep early hours}+ = ans Bett gefesselt sein {to be confined to one's bed}+ = jemanden zu Bett bringen {to put someone to bed}+ = sich im Bett umherwerfen {to toss about}+ = ein Kind ins Bett bringen {to put a child to bed}+ = jemanden ins Bett verfrachten {to bundle someone off to bed}+ = früh aufstehen und früh zu Bett gehen {to keep early hours}+
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