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1 wissen
(wußte,gewußt) - {to aware} - {to tell (told,told) nói, nói với, nói lên, nói ra, nói cho biết, bảo, chỉ cho, cho biết, biểu thị, biểu lộ, tỏ, kể, thuật lại, xác định, phân biệt, khẳng định, cả quyết, biết, tiết lộ, phát giác, đếm - lần, nói về, ảnh hưởng đến, có kết quả = wissen (wußte,gewußt) [von,um] {to know (knew,known) [of]}+ = wissen, daß {to be conscious that}+ = nicht wissen {to be unaware}+ = etwas zu tun wissen {to know how to do something}+ = man kann nie wissen! {you never can tell!}+ = man kann nicht wissen {there is no knowing; there is no saying}+ = sich zu helfen wissen {to find a way; to know what to do}+ = man kann nicht wissen [wie] {there is no telling [how]}+ = wissen wo es lang geht {to be streetwise}+ = ich möchte gern wissen [wie,warum,ob] {I wonder [how,why,whether]}+ = sich nicht zu helfen wissen {to be at a loss; to be at one's wits' end}+ = sich nicht mehr zu helfen wissen {to get to the end of one's tether}+ = ich möchte gern wissen, wer er ist {I wonder who he is}+
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