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belastet

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fraught , voll

are now frought with overanalysis

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Die Technologie hat das Problem nur noch ausgeprägter gemacht

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Technology has only made the issue more pronounced

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Schnürsenkel

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shoelaces

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aufbewahren , erhalten , bewahren

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perserve , perserving

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nicht intuitive

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counter intiutive

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zu veranlassen , anregen

Die Werbung soll dazu anregen, mehr Obst zu essen.

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to induce , inducing

The advertisement is meant to induce people to eat more fruit.

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Vergeltung , vergelten

Es ist Zeit für Vergeltung

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retaliation

to retaliate

it is time to retaliate

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benachbart , angrenzend

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adjacent

It is customary to greet your adjacent neighbours

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üblich , gebräuchlich

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customary

It is customary to…

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gleichzeitig

wir hatten ungefähr 20000 gleichzeitige Aufrufe

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concurrent

we had like 20000 concurrent views

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Was kann ich für dich tun?

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What can I do for you?

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unbegründete Angst

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unfounded fear

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Wir haben uns abgewechselt

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We took turns in….

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wieder von sich geben , wiederkäuen,
wieder hochbringen ,
erbrechen

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regurgitate

They were just regurgitating what he was saying

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ca , ungefähr , circa

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approximately

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I don’t engage in

Ich beteilige mich nicht in…

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I don’t engage in

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abfinden , kämpfen

Damit muss ich mich abfinden.

Ich hab mit so viel zu kämpfen

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to contend

I have to contend with that

I have to contend with so many issues

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anfällig

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susceptible

If anything than I have made myself more susceptible to pain

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unaustehlich , widerlich

The views were obnoxious

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obnoxious

The views were obnoxious

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At the weekends I would go balls to the wall

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At the weekends I would go balls to the wall

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Anreize schaffen

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to incentivise

This incentivises me to do more … to

This incentivises me to learn more

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gesättigt , überkauft

Die haben eine Nische gefunden in diesem gesättigten Markt

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saturated

They have found a nish for themselves in this saturated market

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Erstattung , Rückerstattung

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refund

I should get a refund

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verschlechtern

Unsere Beziehung hat sich verschlechtert

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deteriorate

Our relationship has deteriorated

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alte Traumata ausgraben
digging up old traumas , only on Trash Taste
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implementieren
to implement
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Erstattung , Rückerstattung , die Entschädigung (reim)
reimburstment Do you want a reimburstment?
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trügerisch , täuschend , irreführend täuschendes marketing
deceptive deceptive marketing
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pflastern , gepflastert Mein Leben ist gepflastert mit Verzweiflung
pave , paved My life is paved with dispear
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umschiffen , umfahren
circumnavigate
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Förderband Wir haben ein Förderband von Freunden, die wir benutzen und missbrauchen
conveyour belt we got a conveyor belt of friends that we use and abuse
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kleben , drucken sie haben sein Gesicht nicht darauf geklebt
to plaster they didn't plaster his face onto it
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mein Wohlergehen hängt von ihnen ab
my well-being hinges on them
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Hausarbeiten Ich haste Hausarbeiten als ich ein Kind war
chores I hated doing chores as a child
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let's just see how this unfolds
let's just see how this unfolds
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I need them to be motivated
I need them to be motivated
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They have to come to terms with their own mortality
They have to come to terms with their own mortality
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This doesn't apply to you
This doesn't apply to you
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Ich hatte eine Erleuchtung
I had an epiphany
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Ich erinnere mich lebhaft daran , wie...
I remember vividly how...
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Es war schwer zu sehen , wie sie mit ihrer Sterblichkeit fertig wurden
It was hard to see them coming to terms with their mortality
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grässlich , gespenstisch , miserable
ghastly That tastes ghastly
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gleichgültig , teilnahmslos
indifferent
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subtil
subtly
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You are taking up space ( screen)
You are taking up space ( screen)
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zur Ware machen
to commodify
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to hustle someone with...
to hustle someone with...
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dire straits
dire straits
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Umfrage Ich mache eine Umfrage Ich bereite eine Umfrage vor
survey I am doing a survey I am preparing a survey
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Attentat
assassination
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leidenschaftlich
impassioned
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( die ) guten Kenntnisse
sound knowledge
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society would crumble if everyone did that
society would crumble if everyone did that
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“Breakfast like a king; lunch like a prince; dinner like a pauper
“Breakfast like a king; lunch like a prince; dinner like a pauper
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like moths to a flame in a way that shows that someone is strongly attracted to something. The bright lights of west London drew Kharin like a moth to a flame
like moths to a flame in a way that shows that someone is strongly attracted to something. The bright lights of west London drew Kharin like a moth to a flame
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neigen , kippen
to tilt , tend , tilting . tending , They were tilting towards...
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I am not gonna put up with that
I am not gonna put up with that
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WIr nehmen das Gefühl Definition of Sentiment a thought, view, or attitude; an opinion The sentiment in his love poem was so touching that it brought tears to her eyes.
we take the sentiment Definition of Sentiment a thought, view, or attitude; an opinion The sentiment in his love poem was so touching that it brought tears to her eyes.
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Hast du irgendwelche Zeugnisse?
Do you have any credentials?
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Steckdose
power outlet
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abscheulich , verabscheuenswürdig
abhorrent That is abhorrent
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großzügige Vergütung
generous remuneration
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Verbrennungsanlage, Verbrennungsofen
incinerator
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verlängern , strecken , ausdehnen (elo)
to elongate
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Belästiger
harasser
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gesund , bekömmlich | (whole)
That is wholesome
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streicheln
to caress , | caressing
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degeneriert
degenerated
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That is my biggest pet peeve
That is my biggest pet peeve
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zwecklos , vergeblich , sinnlos Wann immer ich versuchte, dich zu erreichen, war es im Grunde zwecklos.
Whenever I tried to reach out to you it was basically futile. It was an exercise in futility
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Ich habe Angst vor dem, was der Kommentarbereich dazu sagen wird
I fear for what the comment section is going to say about this
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ansammeln , anhäufen Ich versuche, die größte Rem-Sammlung der Welt zu sammeln
to amass I try to amass the world biggest Rem collection
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höflichkeit
courtesy
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Nettigkeit
pleasantry
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was gleichbedeutend ist mit..
which is tantamount to..
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was ist von größter Bedeutung
which is paramount
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I am spoiled for choice
I am spoiled for choice
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verbrennen
to incinerate , incinerating
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du kannst es nicht umgehen
you can't circumvent your way around it
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viscosity the state of being thick, sticky, and semi-fluid in consistency, due to internal friction. "cooling the fluid raises its viscosity"
viscosity It is quiet viscous having a thick, sticky consistency between solid and liquid; having a high viscosity. "viscous lava"
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Naht, Narbe
seam
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zerfallen Mein Herz zerfällt in meiner Brust
to disintegrate my heart is disintegrating in my chest
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pigeonhole I was pigeonholed as a ‘youth writer
pigeonhole I was pigeonholed as a ‘youth writer
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erwidern Anstatt die Nettigkeiten zu erwidern
reciprocate Instead of reciprocate the pleasantries
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es wird nach und nach geiler
it becomes gradually more awesome
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Die vorherrschende Meinung ist
The prevailing opinion is
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Pupertät
puberty
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Täter , Täterin
perpetrator , culprit
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kommodifizieren
commodify They just commodify people. The just view people as a commodity. ( Ware )
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anfällig Ich bin eben sehr anfällig
susceptible I am highly susceptible to believe anything
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vorrherschende Meinung
prevailing opinion
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semantic , semantics Little differences between 2 words for example
semantic , semantics Little differences between 2 words for example
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the dichotomy of men What is an example of a dichotomy? Dichotomy is defined as a sharp division of things or ideas into two contradictory parts. An example of dichotomy is grouping mammals by those that live on land and those that live in water.
the dichotomy of men What is an example of a dichotomy? Dichotomy is defined as a sharp division of things or ideas into two contradictory parts. An example of dichotomy is grouping mammals by those that live on land and those that live in water.
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die Verletzung genießen
to savour the injury
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Vorrecht , Recht Es ist dein Recht zu denken das ...
prerogative It is your prerogative to think that...
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Sie waren sich dessen absolut nicht bewusst
they were absolutely oblivious to it sometimes , being completely oblivious to something is a blessing
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harmlos
inoffensive
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Lass es mich noch einmal hören, um zu verfestigen, dass ich es hasse
let me hear it again to solidify that I hate it
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das Skript war zu komprimiert
the script was too condensed
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initiieren Ich werde das .... initiieren
to initiate I will initiate
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um es in die richtige Perspektive zu rücken
to put it in perspective
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von Natur aus Was ist von Natur aus falsch mit mir?
innate What is innately wrong with me?
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konsolidieren Wir müssen unseren Plan konsolidieren
to consolidate we need to consolidate our plan
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Eingeständnisse Eingeständnisse machen, viele Fehler gemacht zu haben
admission making admissions to have made a lot of mistakes
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verschieben , neu ansetzen
reschedule
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Die abscheulichsten Verbrechen zu begehen
to commit the most heinous crimes
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sich setzten (UK Idiom)
to take a pew ( to take a seat)
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Mein Wissen ist beispiellos
my knowledge is unparalleled

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