DICT.CC

müssen

Verb

∙ to be committed to

∙ [we/they/you] maun [Scot.] [must]

müssen

∙ [we/they/you] have got to

∙ [we/they/you] gotta [coll.]

müssen

Verb

∙ to need the lavatory [Br.]

∙ to need to

∙ to have to

∙ to have got to

∙ to have got to ... [do sth.] [coll.] [esp. Am.] [orally often used without ”have” and sometimes pronounced as ”gotta”]

∙ to be obliged

∙ to be forced to

müssen

∙ [we/they/you] must

DICT.CC

vor

∙ ago [postpos.] [e.g. three years ago]

vor

Adverb

∙ ahead

vor

prep

∙ off [off Cape Horn]

∙ ante

∙ fore [coll.] [also: 'fore] [before]

∙ before

∙ from

∙ ere [archaic]

∙ prior to

∙ in front of [e.g. in front of the house, in front of the class]

∙ previous to

∙ on (the) verge of

∙ of

vor

Adverb

∙ forward

vor

prep

∙ ahead of

∙ afore [archaic or dialect] [before]

(kurz) vor

prep

∙ shy of [coll.] [a short distance from sth.]

DICT.CC

einem

∙ an [masculine / neuter indirect object]

∙ a [masculine / neuter indirect object]

einem

[none]

∙ to one

ein

∙ a

ein

adj pron

∙ any [one of many]

ein

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

ein

adj adv

∙ on

ein

∙ one

einer

adj pron

∙ any [one of many]

einer

pron

∙ someone <so.> [male] [subject]

∙ of one

einer

adj pron

∙ any [one of many]

einer

pron

∙ one of [masculine; e.g. one of the tables]

einer

[none]

∙ to one

einer

∙ of a [feminine]

∙ of an [feminine genitive / dative object]

∙ a [feminine indirect object]

einer der Zuschauer

Noun

∙ a member of the audience

einer meiner Freunde

Noun

∙ a friend of mine

einer der Hauptdarsteller

Noun

∙ co-star

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