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1 der Wetter
- {better} người trên, người hơn, thế lợi hơn, người đánh cuộc, người đánh cá = das Wetter {storm; the elements; thunderstorm; weather}+ = das Wetter (Bergbau) {air}+ = das trübe Wetter {dull weather; thick weather}+ = das schöne Wetter {fine}+ = bei jedem Wetter {in all weathers}+ = das miserable Wetter {beastly weather}+ = das Wetter hält sich. {the weather keeps up.}+ = das frostfreie Wetter {open weather}+ = das furchtbare Wetter {growing weather}+ = das schlagende Wetter (Bergbau) {firedamp}+ = die schlagenden Wetter (Bergbau) {fulminating damps}+ = wie ist das Wetter? {what is the weather like?}+ = bei Wind und Wetter {in all weathers}+ = das Wetter wird schöner {the weather is clearing up}+ = das abscheuliche Wetter {nasty weather}+ = dem Wetter aussetzen {to weather}+ = bei günstigem Wetter {weather}+ = bei günstigen Wetter {weather permitting}+ = das Wetter ist sehr drückend {the weather is very close}+ = auf Wind und Wetter achten (Marine) {to keep one's weather eye open}+ = Heute ist schlechtes Wetter. {It's foul weather today.}+ = bei Regen oder schönem Wetter {in rain or fine}+
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