ENEnglisch Wörterbuch 50601 bis 50650
- The following table indicates ...
- take some of the tension out of sth.
- taking some of the tension out of
- taken some of the tension out of
- take sth. at a slower pace
- taking at a slower pace
- taken at a slower pace
- take life at a slower pace
- take things at a slower pace
- The rental agreement does not comply with the statutory requirements.
- This corresponds to a decline of 5%.
- The annual report doesn't come up to the mark
- The annual report fails to come up to scratch.
- The light must be bright, standard lighting is not up to scratch.
- This is in accordance with the facts.
- These operators need to assume a proportionately greater administrative work-load than other companies.
- the states which have emerged from the break-up of the Soviet Union
- the newly-emerging national consciousness in the 19th century
- The disease could depopulate a town the size of Brussels.
- The river discharges into Lake Erie.
- The impact of the film is vitiated by poor acting.
- The child is developing normally.
- Today, we will be learning about how languages develop.
- The town soon developed into a city.
- transport sb.
- The body build is largely inherited.
- This is a genetic disease, which is inherited from a parent.
- tenant in tail
- terreous
- throttle sb.
- The attack occurred on Friday.
- The detonation takes place within a few seconds.
- There'll be trouble if she finds out.
- trumping up
- trump up an accusation
- The doctors tried everything to keep her alive but to no avail.
- take sth.
- The expedition took three years to plan.
- The situation calls for prompt action.
- taking delight
- taken delight
