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Question		Answer
scapegrace start learning		Sündenbock
pen's start learning		Stifte
schoolfellow start learning		Schulfreund
academical start learning		akademisch
besought start learning		angefragt
interposed start learning		zwischengeschaltet
bowser's start learning		Bowsers
baronet's start learning		Baronets
drawing-room start learning		Zeichenraum
hostler start learning		Stallknecht
reverentially start learning		ehrfürchtig
discoursing start learning		Diskutieren
sate start learning		stillen
gloomily start learning		düster
bethought start learning		dachte nach
tenanted start learning		Vermietet
blotched start learning		fleckig
hobbler start learning		Geiger
caramel's start learning		Karamell
flurried start learning		aufgeschreckt
half-pay start learning		halber Lohn
glanders start learning		Rotz
cambric start learning		Batist
latter's start learning		Letzteres
imperiousness start learning		Herrschsucht
howbeit start learning		trotzdem
angelical start learning		engelsgleich
tragedian start learning		Tragiker
remonstrated start learning		widerlegt
high-street start learning		Hauptstraße
mirthful start learning		fröhlich
advantageously start learning		vorteilhaft
boniface start learning		Bonifatius
piteously start learning		kläglich
reverenced start learning		verehrt
conciliating start learning		versöhnend
disporting start learning		zu vertreiben
pattens start learning		Streichhölzer
warbled start learning		trällerte
facetiousness start learning		Scherzhaftigkeit
unfitted start learning		ungeeignet
vestryman start learning		Sakristei
isolations start learning		Isolationen
imperturbable start learning		unerschütterlich
scowled start learning		Schaukeln
suavity start learning		Ruhe
drearily start learning		trostlos
roguery start learning		Gaunerei
colloquy start learning		Gespräch
marchionesses start learning		Marionetten
brocaded start learning		Brokat
muse's start learning		Muses
curate start learning		kuratieren
seraphic start learning		seraphisch
avocations start learning		Avocationen
incurious start learning		unangemessen
éclat start learning		Eklat
garbage's start learning		Müll
sulkily start learning		schmollend
dandified start learning		stutzerhaft
gouty start learning		Gicht
outpourings start learning		Ergüsse
schoolfellows start learning		Schulkameraden
milliner's start learning		Putzmacher
talkativeness start learning		Gesprächigkeit
boniface's start learning		Bonifatius
drollest start learning		drolliest
ejaculations start learning		Ejakulationen
susceptibilities start learning		Empfindlichkeiten
fire-water start learning		Feuer Wasser
spinaches start learning		Spinat
remunerate start learning		honorieren
versification start learning		Versifikation
habited start learning		wohnte
dandled start learning		dandelte
cute start learning		niedlich
self-denying start learning		selbstverleugnend
elegies start learning		Elegien
estrangements start learning		Entfremdungen
sardonically start learning		sardonisch
adroitly start learning		geschickt
befitted start learning		gut ausgestattet
propitiate start learning		besänftigen
byronic start learning		Byronisch
surmounted start learning		überwunden
prodigiously start learning		ungeheuer
apothecaries start learning		Apotheker
pertinacious start learning		hartnäckig
uncomely start learning		unzufrieden
parenthetically start learning		nebenbei
hospitalities start learning		Hospitalität
fustian start learning		Barchent-
placidly start learning		ruhig
connoisseurship start learning		Kennerschaft
bespoken start learning		maßgeschneidert
impertinences start learning		Vortäuschungen
declamation start learning		Deklamation
depositary start learning		Verwahrstelle
suffuse start learning		durchtränken
guardsman's start learning		Wächter
divinity's start learning		Göttlichkeit

Flashcards aus dem Buch - "A History of Pendennis, Volume 1 His fortunes and misfortunes, his friends and his greatest enemy" (William Makepeace Thackeray)

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