ENEnglisch Wörterbuch 52451 bis 52500
- two years later
- the later prime minister
- The triangle ABC is reflected about the x-axis.
- toy with one's food
- test sth. with a hydrometer
- testing with a hydrometer
- tested with a hydrometer
- tipless
- take criticism sportively
- thus spoke ...
- thus spake ...
- That speaks volumes.
- There's pure jealousy in his every word.
- These statistics speak for themselves.
- The way the robbery was committed speaks of inside knowledge.
- take a matter up with sb.
- This is also evidenced by ...
- This is also supported by ...
- This is suggested not least by the fact that ...
- There is some evidence that ...
- There is good evidence that ...
- That's a point in his favour.
- That speaks well for the quality of this tent.
- This notebook model has a lot going for it, but, alas, it has a glossy screen.
- The empirical evidence clearly argues against the suggested downfall of the family.
- The fact that something like this can happen reflects badly on the provider.
- talk to sb.
- There is absolutely no obstacle to an exception being made.
- There are various facts that speak against opening negotiations.
- This can only mean two things, to wit: that he lied, or that he is wrong.
- The voltage surged.
- the governmental powers
- town-planning
- the civic administration
- the civic leaders
- The housing market continues to languish.
- The team is languishing at the bottom of the first football league.
- The wound is from an animal bite.
- trunkless
- the entire time
- The tent stood up to the wind.
- The plants have stood up well to the heat.
- Tenerife withstood the Spanish invaders for the longest period of time.
- tramp on sb.'s toes
- transfixed with shock
- The children sat transfixed in front of the TV.
- The solution was staring me right in the face all along.
