German Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Das Verzehren des Seetangs linderte ihren Hunger ein wenig. |
Eating the seaweed curbed her hunger a little. |
| Das Essen von Schokolade linderte den Schmerz über seine Abwesenheit. | Eating chocolate alleviated the pain of his absence. |
| Der Schamane gab ihr Wermutkraut, um ihre Kopfschmerzen zu lindern. | The shaman gave her wormwood to relieve her headache. |
| das Risiko lindern; das Risiko anschwächen | mitigate the risk |
| Mängel beheben, lindern | to alleviate |
| lindern, abbauen | to relieve |
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Most are just afraid of the unknown and see the unknown as a threat to their stabilty. Can one blame them? I think you can blame them. It is the fault of the ones that are scared to improve and learn.
The room had around 4 square meters and the bathroom and shower were tiny. I was not content about that, as we could have stayed in a much better hotel for less. But we had made reservations in advance anyway.
Most are just afraid of the unknown and see the unknown as a threat to their stabilty. Can one blame them? I think you can blame them. It is the fault of the ones that are scared to improve and learn.
The room had around 4 square meters and the bathroom and shower were tiny. I was not content about that, as we could have stayed in a much better hotel for less. But we had made reservations in advance anyway.
More dictionary words
lahm
korrupt
knicksen
kapriziös
intolerant
immerfort
hinterlassen
herausragend
gütlich
glattrasiert
| German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
| Conjugation of lindern [gelindert] |
lindere linderst lindert lindern lindert lindern | linderte lindertest linderte linderten lindertet linderten | ||
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of alleviate [ alleviated, alleviated ] | ||||
| Conjugation of ease [ eased, eased ] | ||||
| Conjugation of relieve [ relieved, relieved ] | ||||