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ein

∙ a

ein

adj pron

∙ any [one of many]

ein

∙ an [masculine subject / neuter subject or direct object]

ein

adj adv

∙ on

ein

∙ one

einen

∙ an [masculine direct object]

∙ a [masculine direct object]

einen

pron

∙ one

einen

Verb

∙ to unify

∙ to unite

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greifen

Verb

∙ to bite [wheels, screw]

∙ to grab

∙ to grip

∙ to snatch

∙ to take hold of

∙ to be effective

greifen (nach)

Verb

∙ to reach (for)

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zur

prep

∙ to the

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rechten

Verb

∙ to argue

recht

Adverb

∙ aright [dialect]

∙ fairly

∙ quite [to some degree]

∙ very

∙ properly

recht

Adjective

∙ proper

∙ correct [right]

∙ appropriate

∙ fitting

∙ right

recht

Adverb

∙ rightly [truly]

∙ rather

rechte

Adjective

∙ right-hand

∙ right

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zeit

∙ all [one's life]

zeit

prep

∙ in [one's lifetime]

∙ throughout

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sparen

Verb

∙ to economise [Br.]

∙ to economize

∙ to make economies

∙ to put aside

∙ to put by

∙ to save up

∙ to save

∙ to spare [archaic]

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viel

Adverb

∙ a lot

viel

Adjective

∙ lotsa [sl.] [lots of] [Am.]

viel

pron

∙ lots [coll.]

viel

adj adv

∙ much

viel

Adverb

∙ mucho [coll.] [hum.]

∙ way [coll.]

viel

pron

∙ a lot of [money, work, trouble, etc.]

∙ lots of [coll.] [money, work, trouble, etc.]

∙ a fair bit of sth. [luck, work, rain, etc.]

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und

conj

∙ plus [coll.; considered an error by many authorities]

und

∙ plus

und (gleichzeitig)

conj

∙ whilst (at the same time) [Br.]

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