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1 die Worte
- {language} tiếng, ngôn ngữ, lời nói, cách diễn đạt, cách ăn nói = in Worte fassen {to voice; to word}+ = in Worte fassen (Gedanken) {to couch}+ = in Worte kleiden {to put into words; to verbalize}+ = viel Worte machen {to speechify}+ = beim Worte nehmen {to nail}+ = die geflügelten Worte {household words}+ = jedes seiner Worte {his every word}+ = die zweideutigen Worte {weasel words}+ = die verbindlichen Worte {friendly words}+ = denk an meine Worte! {mark my words!}+ = merk dir meine Worte! {mark my words!}+ = Ich finde keine Worte. {I'm at a loss for words.}+ = für Geld und gute Worte {for love or money}+ = seine Worte zurücknehmen {to eat one's words}+ = Er macht nicht viel Worte. {He is a man of few words.}+ = er macht nicht viele Worte {he is a man of few words}+ = jemanden beim Worte nehmen {to take someone at his word}+ = er nahm mir meine Worte übel {he took my words amiss}+ = nicht für Geld und gute Worte {not for love or money}+ = seine Gedanken in Worte kleiden {to put ones thoughts into words}+ = Geben Sie acht auf seine Worte! {Pay heed to what he says!}+ = er benutzte die richtigen Worte {he struck the right note}+ = Ich konnte nicht zu Worte kommen. {I couldn't get a word in edgewise.}+ = Sie können sich Ihre Worte sparen. {You're wasting your breath.}+ = die Worte lassen sich nicht wiederholen {the words will not bear repeating}+ = wie haben Sie meine Worte aufgefaßt? {what did you understand from my words?}+ = ich habe seine letzten Worte nicht verstanden {I lost his last words}+
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