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1 einigen
- {to unify} thống nhất, hợp nhất - {to unite} nối, hợp làm một, kết lại, liên kết, liên hiệp, đoàn kết, kết thân, kết hôn, hoà hợp = sich einigen {to come to an agreement}+ = sich einigen [mit] {to come to terms [with]}+ = sich einigen [über] {to agree [on]; to arrange [about]; to close [on]; to compound [for]}+ = sich einigen auf {to settle}+ = sich gütlich einigen {to come to a friendly agreement}+ -
2 die Vergangenheit
- {background} phía sau, nền, tình trạng không có tên tuổi, địa vị không quan trọng, kiến thức, quá trình đào tạo, quá trình học hành, kinh nghiệm, radiô nhạc nền - {foretime} thời xưa, ngày xưa - {past} quá khứ, dĩ vãng, quá khứ không hay ho gì, the past) thời quá khứ = die Vergangenheit (Grammatik) {past tense}+ = die Vergangenheit bewältigen {to come to terms with the past}+ = in die Vergangenheit gehören {to belong back}+ = das Mittelwort der Vergangenheit (Grammatik) {past participle}+ = eine dunkle Vergangenheit haben {to have a past}+ -
3 übereinkommen
- {to compromise} dàn xếp, thoả hiệp, làm hại, làm tổn thương = übereinkommen [mit,um] {covenant [with,for]}+ = übereinkommen (kam überein,übereingekommen) {to arrange}+ = übereinkommen (kasm überein,übereingekommen) {to agree}+ = übereinkommen (kam überein,übereingekomment) {to bond}+ = übereinkommen mit {to meet (met,met)+ = mit jemandem übereinkommen {to come to terms with someone}+ -
4 handelseinig
- {in agreement} = handelseinig werden {to come to terms; to make a bargain}+
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