ein

Question 2

einbetonieren

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to concrete: to encase in or cover with concrete

Question 3

einbetten

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to embed

Question 4

einbrechen

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to break in to break down

Question 5

eindeutschen

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to adapt to the German language and its orthography; phonology; and/or morphology 2012; in Wir neuen Deutschen: Wer wir sind; was wir wollen (Alice Bota; Khu Pham; zlem Topu) (Rowohlt Verlag; Reinbek; ISBN 978-3-498-00673-0); page 65: Es hat wenige Wochen gedauert; bis mein polnischer Name eingedeutscht wurde; It took only a few weeks for my Polish name to be Germanized; to make (something) a part of Germany 2005; Tony Le Tissier; Der Tod war unser Begleiter: deutsche Soldaten ueber die letzten Kaempfe 1945; page 58: Der Warthegau umfasste die Distrikte Posen; Hohensalza und Lodz (Litzmannstadt); gebildet aus ehemals polnischem Gebiet; das vom Reich im Oktober 1939 annektiert wurde. Um das Gebiet einzudeutschen; wurden Baltendeutsche und Volksdeutsche dort zwangsweise angesiedelt. The Reichsgau Wartheland comprised the districts Posen; Hohensalza and Lodz (Litzmannstadt); made up of a former Polish area which was annexed by the Reich in October of 1939. To Germanize the area; Baltic Germans and Volksdeutsche were forcibly settled there.

Question 6

eindosen

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to tin (place into a tin in order to preserve)

Question 7

einfahren

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to drive in (a train into a station) to arrive; to pull in 1931; Arthur Schnitzler; Flucht in die Finsternis; S. Fischer Verlag; page 161: Ein fernes Pfeifen ertoente; klang immer naeher; die Geraeusche des herankommenden Zuges verstaerkten sich; schwarz; pfauchend fuhr er ein. A distant whistling was heard; sounded closer and closer; the noises of the approaching train grew stronger; black; hissing he arrived.

Question 8

einfallen

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(with dative) to occur (to somebody); to think of (with dative) to remember to invade

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einfinden

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(reflexive) to arrive at a specific location

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einfaerben

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(to colour with dye) to dye

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einfuegen

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to insert (put in between or into)

Question 12

einfuehren

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to insert (put in between or into)

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Eingabe

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input

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eingehen

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To shrink (botany) to die to elaborate; go into more detail

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eingreifen

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to intervene

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einholen

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to catch up to to reel

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einimpfen

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to inculcate (teach by repeated instruction)

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einkapseln

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to encapsulate

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einlaufen

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(intransitive; auxiliary: ‘sein’) to run in (of clothing; intransitive; auxiliary: ‘sein’) to shrink (by washing) (of ships; intransitive; auxiliary: ‘sein’) to enter port (of shoes; transitive; auxiliary: ‘haben’) to break in (sports; reflexive; auxiliary: ‘haben’) to warm up (by running)

Question 20

einlegen

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to insert to put in to inlay (a break) to have (a protest or appeal) to file (cooking) to pickle

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einleiten

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to commence; initiate; trigger; instigate; start

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einlesen

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to input to read to swipe (computing) to read; to read in

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einmachen

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(transitive) to can (to preserve food by heating and sealing in a can or jar) to fix; to fit into

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einmotten

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(transitive) to mothball

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einnehmen

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(military) to conquer (meals or medicine) to take

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einpacken

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(transitive; a gift; etc.) to wrap up; to pack up 2008; Fettes Brot; Strom und Drang: Bettina; zieh dir bitte etwas an Bettina; pack deine Brueste ein. ‘Bettina; wrap your breasts up.’

Question 27

einreichen

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to send in; to hand in; to submit

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einruehren

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to stir in

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einsargen

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to coffin

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einschalten

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to switch on (transitive) to call in (reflexive) to intervene 2010; Der Spiegel; issue 49/2010; page 89: Deutsche und niederlaendische Staatsbahnen wollten einen Milliardenmarkt unter sich aufteilen. Jetzt hat sich das Bundeskartellamt eingeschaltet. German and Dutch state railroads wanted to carve up a market worth billions between themselves. Now the federal antitrust agency has intervened.

Question 31

einschlafen

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to fall asleep

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einschliessen

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to lock up to include

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einschaetzen

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to judge; to assess

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einseifen

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to soap

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einsetzen

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to use; to employ to appoint to risk to stake (reflexive) to speak up for

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Einsicht

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insight (power of acute observation and deduction)

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einsperren

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(transitive) to lock up; to imprison; to jail

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einspritzen

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(technology) to inject

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einstellen

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to employ; to hire to adjust (reflexive) to prepare to cease; to stop

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einstimmen

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to join in

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einstuerzen

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(building or other construction) to collapse

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eintippen

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to type in

Question 43

eintragen

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to enter; to record

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eintreffen

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to arrive to come true

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eintreten

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to enter to occur; to eventuate

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einwandern

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to immigrate

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einweihen

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to initiate to inaugurate; to consecrate

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einweisen

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to brief; instruct to take to a medical facility Er wird ins Krankenhaus eingewiesen He is admitted to the hospital

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einzahlen

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to brief; instruct to take to a medical facility Er wird ins Krankenhaus eingewiesen He is admitted to the hospital

Question 50

einziehen

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(auxiliary sein) to move in (auxiliary haben) to reel (auxiliary haben) to retract

Question 51

einoelen

Answer 51

to oil