ENEnglisch Wörterbuch 51901 bis 51950
- taken up residence
- trampling down
- trampling underfoot
- trampled down
- trampled underfoot
- tramples down
- tramples underfoot
- The Lord shall smite them down.
- tramping down
- tramped down
- The sun is low.
- The owls often nest in barns.
- the most achievable goal
- the most affordable project
- The PC performs well and looks good to boot.
- traffic congestion on the M6 northbound
- The pop group was coerced into a disadvantageous contract with the record company.
- The defendant had been coerced into making a confession.
- the Nordic Countries
- the north
- The policeman noted down the names of all the people involved.
- The dollar was quoted at the previous day's price.
- the needful
- thirty-love
- twelve-thirty a.m.
- That's just the way it is.
- tarty
- This is wasted on him.
- this decision lies with ...
- The Plaintiff has prevailed.
- The Plaintiff has won the action.
- tho'
- This is despite the fact that ...
- This is no fun for a woman - or a man, for that matter.
- They have never been as well-known here, or for that matter as well-respected, as they have been in Australia.
- the eastbound expressway
- Traffic in the eastbound lane is backing up.
- The contract does not specify the period for payment.
- The wording does not specify what is meant by this term.
- That happens more often than one thinks.
- The more often you use it, the better it works.
