DICT.CC

mit

prep

∙ cum [usually used in combination]

∙ at [at the age of]

∙ including

mit

Adverb

∙ also

mit

prep

∙ by [e.g. by train, by air; by force]

∙ withal [postpos.] [archaic]

∙ involving

∙ having

∙ featuring [having as a feature]

mit

Adverb

∙ as well

DICT.CC

wem

∙ who ... to

wem

pron

∙ whom

wer

pron

∙ who

DICT.CC

haben

∙ [we/they/you] got [Am.]

∙ [we/they/you] have

DICT.CC

sie

pron

∙ 'em [coll.] [them] [direct object]

∙ dem [Jam.: them]

∙ hoo [Br.] [Lancashire, West Yorkshire dialect] [she]

∙ them [direct object]

∙ they

∙ her [direct object]

∙ she

∙ it

ich

pron

∙ I

∙ me [Br.] [coll.] [I] [e.g. John and me went to the cinema]

DICT.CC

gewöhnlich

Adjective

∙ usual

∙ accustomed

∙ customary

∙ habitual

∙ generic [pej.] [lacking individuality, originality, common: e.g. way of saying farewell]

gewöhnlich

Adverb

∙ generally

∙ generally speaking

∙ as a rule

∙ usually <usu.>

∙ ordinarily

gewöhnlich

Adjective

∙ straight

gewöhnlich

Adverb

∙ habitually

gewöhnlich

Adjective

∙ coarse [common]

∙ low-bred

∙ vulgar [common]

∙ standard [usual, average]

∙ plain [ordinary]

∙ bog standard [Br.] [coll.]

∙ banal

∙ common-place [spv.] [rare]

∙ common

∙ normal

gewöhnlich

Adverb

∙ normally

gewöhnlich

Adjective

∙ ordinary

∙ ornery [Am.] [coll.] [ordinary]

∙ trivial

gewöhnlich

Adverb

∙ vulgarly

gewöhnlich

Adjective

∙ run-of-the-mill

∙ commonplace

∙ everyday [attr.] [ordinary, commonplace]

∙ undistinguished

∙ unexceptional

(ganz) gewöhnlich

Adjective

∙ common-or-garden [Br.] [coll.]

(für) gewöhnlich

Adverb

∙ commonly

DICT.CC

zu

prep

∙ anent [esp. Scot.] [archaic]

zu

Adverb

∙ shut [closed]

zu

Adjective

∙ closed

∙ corked [Br.]

zu

Adverb

∙ off [closed]

zu

prep

∙ re

zu

Adverb

∙ too [excessively] [preceding adjective or adverb]

∙ overly

zu

prep

∙ to

∙ unto [archaic / literary]

∙ towards

∙ toward

∙ for

∙ at

∙ in [a city or town]

DICT.CC

tun

Verb

∙ to do

∙ to put

tun

∙ [we/they/you] do

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