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Verbs to confide in so. sich acc. jmdm. anvertrauen | vertraute an, anvertraut | to confide in so. jmdm. vertrauen | vertraute, vertraut | to confide in so. Vertrauen zu jmdm./etw. haben to confide sth. to so. jmdm. etw.acc. anvertrauen | vertraute an, anvertraut | to confide sth. to so. jmdm. etw.acc. vertraulich mitteilen to confide sth. to so. jmdm. etw.acc. zu treuen Händen übergeben to arrive (at (or: in ) a place ) | arrived, arrived | (an einem Ort ) eintreffen | traf ein, eingetroffen | to end (in sth.) | ended, ended | (in etw.dat. ) enden | endete, geendet | to phone in anrufen | rief an, angerufen | to differ (in sth.) | differed, differed | sich acc. (in etw.dat. ) unterscheiden | unterschied, unterschieden | to fill in ausfüllen | füllte aus, ausgefüllt | to give in (to sth.) (etw.dat. ) nachgeben | gab nach, nachgegeben | to participate (in sth.) | participated, participated | - meeting, conference, etc. (an etw.dat. ) teilnehmen | nahm teil, teilgenommen | to pour (sth. in sth.) | poured, poured | (etw.acc. in etw.acc. ) eingießen | goss ein, eingegossen |
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Forum discussions containing the search term Unterschied zwischen trust so und confide in so? Last post 09 Jan 10, 19:02 Was ist der Unterschied zwischen trust so und confide in so? Vielen Dank! 2 Replies Vertrauen Sie uns - Confide to us Last post 19 Aug 09, 11:17 Is it correct to say "confide to us", or does it have to be "confide in us". Is "confide" a … 6 Replies to wrangle so. in - jmdn. einschleusen, jmdn. reinmogeln Last post 29 Sep 14, 10:54 Ich kenne "wrangle" nur im Sinne von Streit oder streiten und vermute. "to wangle sth." hing… 8 Replies to move in with so. - mit jmdm. zusammenziehen Last post 22 Feb 11, 15:12 OALD: phrasal verb ,move 'in with sb to start living with sb in the house or flat/apartment w 4 Replies to be at feud with so. - in Fehde liegen mit Last post 04 Sep 20, 13:47 "feud" idioms these options are better expressions - at least in American English 6 Replies to bring so. to their knees - jmdm. in die Knie zwingen Last post 19 Jul 10, 17:34 "to destroy or defeat someone or something Sanctions were imposed in an attempt to bring the… 11 Replies to dis so. - (various) Last post 04 Feb 15, 11:25 dis (also diss) informal, chiefly US http://dws-sketch.uk.oup.com/cgi-bin/onlineOde/find_lem… 12 Replies to flash so. - jmdn. blitzen [ugs.] - in Radarfalle Last post 25 Sep 12, 00:16 From m-w.com: flash intransitive verb 1: rush, dash —used of flowing water 2: to 29 Replies to catch so. red-handed - jmdn. in Flagranti erwischen Last post 24 Aug 17, 14:40 https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/in%20flagrantito catch so. red-handed - jmdn. in Flagr… 7 Replies to bonk (so.) - (jmdn.) bumsen Last post 20 Feb 18, 23:12 https://dict.leo.org/german-english/bonkhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/defini… 10 Replies
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