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

suchen

Verb

∙ to grope around [for sth.]

∙ to grope about [for sth.]

∙ to google [coll.]

∙ to woo [e.g. success]

∙ to seek

∙ to search

∙ to look up [in a book etc.]

∙ to look for [search, seek]

∙ to find [search for]

suchen (nach)

Verb

∙ to cast about

DICT.CC

einen

∙ an [masculine direct object]

∙ a [masculine direct object]

einen

pron

∙ one

einen

Verb

∙ to unify

∙ to unite

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

DICT.CC

alt

Adjective

∙ aged

∙ dated <dd, DD, dtd, DTD>

∙ ancient

∙ ole [Am.] [coll.] [regional] [hum.] [dated]

∙ vetust [literary or obs.]

∙ early [belonging to a period far back in time]

∙ stale [bread; joke]

∙ mature [esp. cheese]

∙ oul [Irish: old]

alt

Adverb

∙ oldly

alt

Adjective

∙ old

∙ auld [Scot.]

∙ antiquated

∙ antiquarian

alt

Adverb

∙ anciently

alt

Adjective

∙ of old [attr.] [postpos.]

DICT.CC

der

pron

∙ that

∙ which

∙ this [determiner]

∙ this one [masculine]

der

∙ of the [attributing to sb./sth.]

∙ of (the) [belonging to sb./sth.]

∙ the [masculine]

der

pron

∙ who [relative pronoun, male]

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]

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