ENEnglisch Wörterbuch 24101 bis 24150
- walled up
- We must at all costs avoid a situation where ...
- We blended in with the guests.
- We've missed you badly.
- wealth-creating
- We all supposed him to be German, but in fact he was Austrian.
- We didn't want the neighbours suspecting anything.
- withering fire
- with moral certainty
- We were corralled into a small room.
- waste on drink
- wiring up
- wired up
- What circumstances brought you to this town_
- wanton away sth.
- with fault
- without fault
- withhold sth. from sb.
- Why didn't you tell me about this_
- waste sth.
- went dry
- We need a hospital which serves a large area of Wales.
- What can we do to serve our customers better_
- we were late
- We couldn't get through to each other.
- What do you understand by 'long-term consequences'_
- Why not take a chance on his brother_
- Which are you going to do_ Go for a name you know, or take a chance on one you don't_
- We have to take a chance on youngsters who are ready to step into the team.
- We went on a real booze-up last night.
- wainscot sth. (wall
- wainscotted
- We took them at their word, but nothing has been done.
- When I goof up in a crossword ...
- wax wrongly
- waxing wrongly
- waxed wrongly
- wishi-washi
- westernising
- westernises
- We're not concerned with it.
