Kore German - English

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  • Englishrestrictive

  • Englishconfining, limiting

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  • Englishflaw

  • Englishdefect, fault

  • GermanMakel


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  • Englishdogma

  • Englishauthoritative principle, belief or statement of opinion

  • GermanDogma


  • Englishdogma

  • Englishdoctrine


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  • Englishmarzipan

  • Englishconfection of almond paste, sugar and egg white

  • GermanMarzipan


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  • Englishone of the five basic tastes, savoriness

  • GermanUmami


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  • Englishconclusive success, victory, conquest

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  • Englishflawless

  • Englishperfect, without flaws, shortcomings or defects

  • Germanperfekt, fehlerlos, makellos, einwandfrei


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  • Englishrevisionism

  • Englishadvocacy of a revision of some accepted theory, doctrine or a view of historical events

  • GermanRevisionismus


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  • Englishanother

  • Englishone more, in addition to a former number

  • Germannoch einer, noch eine


  • Englishanother

  • Englishnot the same, different

  • Germanein anderer, anderer, anders


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  • Englishboutique

  • Englisha small shop, especially one that sells fashionable clothes, jewelry and the like

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  • Englisheligible

  • Englishmeeting the necessary requirements to participate, worthy of being chosen

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  • Englishelf

  • Englishmythical, supernatural being

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  • Englishmotto

  • Englishsentence, phrase or word forming part of an heraldic achievement

  • GermanMotto


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  • Englishpeople

  • Englisha body of human beings, a group of two or more persons

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  • Englishhence

  • Englishas a result, therefore

  • Germandaher, deshalb, deswegen


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  • Englishmarch

  • Englishformal, rhythmic way of walking

  • GermanMarsch


  • Englishmarch

  • Englishwalk with long, regular strides

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  • Englishcuriosity

  • Englishinquisitiveness, the tendency to ask questions, investigate, or explore

  • GermanNeugier


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  • Englishpowerful

  • Englishhaving or capable of exerting power, potency or influence

  • Germanmächtig


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  • Englishsystem

  • Englishcollection of organized things, whole composed of relationships among its members

  • GermanSystem


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  • Englishstalker

  • Englisha person who secretly follows someone, sometimes with unlawful intentions

  • GermanStalker


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  • Englishcompel

  • Englishforce, constrain or coerce

  • Germanzwingen, nötigen


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  • Englishill

  • Englishin poor health, suffering from a disease

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  • Englishbasin

  • Englishbowl for washing, often affixed to a wall

  • GermanBecken


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  • Englishshawl

  • Englisha square piece of cloth worn as a covering for the head, neck, and shoulders

  • GermanSchal


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  • Englishfall down|down

  • Englishfrom a high to a low position, downwards

  • Germanrunter, herunter


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  • Englishworry free, light hearted, etc.

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  • Englishfornication

  • Englishsexual intercourse, especially on the part of an unmarried person

  • GermanUnzucht


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  • Englishsmart

  • Englishexhibiting intellectual knowledge, such as that found in books

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  • Englishpin

  • Englishneedle without an eye, used for fastening

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  • Englishroti

  • EnglishA pancake-like Indian pastry, usually stuffed with curry

  • GermanFladenbrot


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  • Englishoneself

  • EnglishThe person, previously mentioned

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  • Englishhorse race

  • Englisha competitive race for horses carrying jockeys, often the subject of betting

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