ENEnglisch Wörterbuch 53101 bis 53150
- The bilateral agreement has been completely lost in the general failure of the conference.
- The tunnel goes right underneath the city.
- This group is subject to the provisions of the new Act.
- Today, we want to get out and about on our own.
- There's a wealth of opportunities to get out and about in Swansea.
- The power of speech distinguishes human beings from animals.
- The male's yellow beak differentiates it from the female.
- Tastes differ, especially in women.
- The opportunities the job offers are many and varied.
- The move was variously interpreted at the time.
- The number of cases this year of salmonella poisoning has been variously put at 25, 38, or 53.
- The cost has been variously estimated at between 10 million and 20 million.
- The oil multinationals are variously accused of bribing sheikhs or destroying rainforest.
- The human body, as variously constituted, does not constitute an invention able to be patented.
- The player signed on for three years.
- This research aids in establishing new theories.
- The cream assists in the prevention of skin cancer.
- The library is investigating the possibility of offering e-books to their customers.
- The study investigates how foreign speakers gain fluency.
- The managers have gone into hiding.
- The book is divided into three sections.
- The study of anatomy can be divided into several separate but strongly related areas.
- tunnel sth.
- The coach is en route for Heathrow.
- They were on their way home.
- Teenagers would rather be out and about with their friends.
- This restaurant is unequaled anywhere else in ...
- talk incessantly
- the antiquated notion that an animal's nature is immutable or unchanging
- two incompatible activities
- through no fault of your own
- the signature flavours of Thai cookery
- the most rudimentary forms of life
- This dress is unbecoming to her.
- the irrefragable proof that ...
- The statutory ban overrides the contractual conditions.
- To call the agreement 'historical' would be a misnomer.
- The fishing village was very quaint.
- The house was first mentioned in records in the 13th century.
- They've tried to improve their procedures, with varying degrees of success.
- The colours may vary from the picture.
- The bill was passed by 335 votes to 210.
- The nerve impulses cause the muscles to contract.
- This was prompted by the desire to make the city centre more attractive.
- The look he gave her decided her not to ask.
- take responsibility for
- taking responsibility for
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