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81 gut situiert
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82 gutgebaut
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83 gutgekleidet
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84 gutgesinnt
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85 Ja, also eigentlich ...
Well, actually... -
86 Ja, das kennen wir schon.
Well, that's an old story. -
87 kapitalkräftig
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88 kaufkräftig
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89 kräftig gebaut
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90 mit guter Vorbildung
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91 motorisch geschickt
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92 Na schön / gut!
Well, all right. [Oh, OK then] -
93 Na, wenn schon!
Well, so what! -
94 Nein, so was!
Well, I never! -
95 Nun, um ganz ehrlich zu sein, ...
Well, to be perfectly honest,...Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Nun, um ganz ehrlich zu sein, ...
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96 Nun, wenn es derart gewaltig ist, wollen wir hoffen, dass es Ihnen nicht um die Ohren fliegt.
Well, if it's that big, let's hope it doesn't blow up in your face.Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Nun, wenn es derart gewaltig ist, wollen wir hoffen, dass es Ihnen nicht um die Ohren fliegt.
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97 Ok, vielleicht ein bisschen.
Well, maybe a bit.Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Ok, vielleicht ein bisschen.
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98 restlos
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99 scharf umrissen
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100 Schon erledigt!
Well, that's settled!
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