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am Herd stehen
English meaning
to cook, to prepare food
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to cook, to prepare food
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/am ˈhʊŋɐˌtuːx ˈnaːɡn̩/
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to be poor and starving
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/am ˈkɛʁphɔlt͡s ˈhaːbn̩/
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alternative form of auf dem Kerbholz haben
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[am ˌlɛŋəʁən ˈheːbl̩ ˌzɪt͡sn̩]
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to be in a dominant or more powerful position, to have the upper hand
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to go crazy
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alternative form of an einem seidenen Faden hängen
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alternative form of auf den Senkel gehen
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/am ˈvɪkəl ˌhaːbən/
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to have seized, to have a hold on (literally or metaphorically)
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to lay out, fit out
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to Americanize
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/amnɛsˈtiːʁən/
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to amnesty, to pardon (especially politically)
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to run amok
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/amɔʁtiˈziːʁən/
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to amortize
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to amputate
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/amˈtiːʁən/
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to hold office, to officiate
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[ˈʔamtsˌhandl̩n] · [ˈʔamtsˌhandəln]
English meaning
to act administratively or otherwise in exercise of state authority
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/amyˈziːʁən/ · [ʔamyˈziːɐ̯n]
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to be amused
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/ˌanalyːˈziːʁən/
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to analyze
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to anesthetize
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[ˈanˌbaɡɐn]
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to flirt with, hit on
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[ˈanˌbaːnən]
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to be in the offing, to be imminent, to brew (to be likely to happen in the not-too-far future, based on present indicators)
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/ˈanbandl̩n/ · /ˈanbandəln/
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to flirt
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/ˈanbɛndl̩n/ · /ˈanbɛndəln/
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flirt
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[ˈanˌbaʊ̯ən]
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to grow, to cultivate
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/ˈanbəˌfeːlən/
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to order
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[ˈanbəˌhaltn̩]
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to keep on
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/ˈanˌbaɪ̯sən/
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to bite; to take the bait
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Switzerland and Liechtenstein standard spelling of anbeißen
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to concern, to touch a matter
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[ˈanˌbɛlən]
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to bark at