German Dictionary
| German | English | 
| zielstrebig | single-minded; determinded | 
| zielstrebig; entschlossen | detemined | 
| zielstrebig | purposeful | 
I.E. stands for 'in example', and the translation of it is 'por ejemplo'. Is there a difference between this term in Latin American or South American Spanish? How would you say the same sentence in Central America?
The institute has conducted the tests successfully and submitted the reports. It also what Peter has mentioned. It could take a few months until the publication. Please wait patiently.
Write me back please. I am learning Spanish at a language school for about 5 years. I'm studying architecture. I like your picture very much. We say in German 'huebsch', and not 'schoen'?
The institute has conducted the tests successfully and submitted the reports. It also what Peter has mentioned. It could take a few months until the publication. Please wait patiently.
Write me back please. I am learning Spanish at a language school for about 5 years. I'm studying architecture. I like your picture very much. We say in German 'huebsch', and not 'schoen'?
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womit    
wer    
wahnhaft    
voll    
vertraulich    
verrechnen    
vergesslich    
untereinander    
ungeboren