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- {his} của nó, của hắn, của ông ấy, của anh ấy, cái của nó, cái của hắn, cái của ông ấy, cái của anh ấy - {its} của cái đó, của điều đó, của con vật đó, cái của điều đó, cái của con vật đó = da sein {to be in town; to be on hand}+ = los sein {to be up}+ = tot sein {to be under the daisies; to push up daisies}+ = frei sein {to be at leisure}+ = faul sein {to laze; to laze around}+ = blau sein {to be tight}+ = flau sein {to stagnate}+ = stur sein {to stand pat}+ = taub sein {as deaf as a doorpost}+ = baff sein {to be flabbergasted}+ = leck sein {to leak}+ = groß sein {to measure}+ = wach sein [bei] {to watch [with]}+ = taub sein [gegen] {to turn a deaf ear [to]}+ = leck sein (Marine) {to make water}+ = leck sein (Technik) {to bleed (bled,bled)+ = zu alt sein {to be over the hill}+ = so frei sein {to make so bold as}+ = böse sein auf {to be mad at}+ = übel dran sein {to be in a bad way}+ = ganz wach sein {to be wide awake}+ = sehr trüb sein (Himmel) {to gloom}+ = es kann gut sein {it may well be}+ = wenn es sein muß {if need be}+ = gang und gäbe sein {to be customary; to pass current}+ = kann es wahr sein? {can it be true?}+ = wann soll es sein? {when is it to be?}+ = warum muß das so sein? {why need it be so?}+ = er wird sehr böse sein {he will be jolly wild}+
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whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad — Cf. Trag. Graec. Fragm. Adesp. 296 (Nauck) ὅταν γὰρ ὀργὴ δαιμόνων βλάπτῃ τινά, τοῦτ᾿ αὐτὸ πρῶτον, ἐξαφαιρεῖται φρενῶν τὸν νοῦν τὸν ἐσθλόν, when divine anger ruins a man, it first takes away his good sense; L. quos Deus vultperdere, prius dementat … Proverbs new dictionary
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