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Question		Answer
inch start learning		Zoll
bulwarks start learning		Bollwerke
misstatements start learning		falsche Angaben
condoling start learning		Kondolieren
perpendicularly start learning		senkrecht
messmates start learning		Mitesser
unresisting start learning		widerstandslos
unworthily start learning		unwürdig
misrepresentations start learning		Falschdarstellungen
villainously start learning		schändlich
effectually start learning		wirksam
alabama's start learning		Alabamas
landsman start learning		Landsmann
pound start learning		Pfund
woodberry start learning		Waldbeere
merchantmen start learning		Handelsschiffe
evinced start learning		geäußert
paymaster's start learning		Zahlmeister
advisability start learning		Zweckmäßigkeit
dilatory start learning		verzögernd
privateer start learning		Freibeuter
rebutting start learning		widerlegen
veracious start learning		wahrhaftig
sheered start learning		geschert
ascribing start learning		zuschreiben
latter's start learning		Letzteres
obviate start learning		vermeiden
breakwater start learning		Wellenbrecher
elapse start learning		verstreichen
antagonist start learning		Gegner
broadside start learning		Breitseite
contrivances start learning		Gerüchte
pivots start learning		dreht sich
armourer start learning		Waffenschmied
furled start learning		eingerollt
planking start learning		Beplankung
depredations start learning		Plünderungen
artillerymen start learning		Artilleristen
lancaster's start learning		Lancaster
accruing start learning		anfallen
coxswain start learning		Steuermann
forecastle start learning		Back
midship start learning		Mittschiff
transpiring start learning		transpirierend
halyards start learning		Fallen
seaman start learning		Seemann
henceforward start learning		fortan
furnishes start learning		liefert
topsail start learning		Marssegel
purposed start learning		Zweck
englishman's start learning		Engländer
welshman start learning		Waliser
chronometers start learning		Chronometer
rifled start learning		gezogen
muzzles start learning		Maulkörbe
antagonists start learning		Antagonisten
mizzen start learning		Besan
redoubtable start learning		furchtbar
peppering start learning		pfeffern
harmlessly start learning		harmlos
pecuniary start learning		Geld
seaward start learning		seewärts
decamp start learning		dekomprimieren
judiciously start learning		vernünftig
asserted start learning		behauptet
indented start learning		eingerückt
courteously start learning		höflich
reasons start learning		Gründe
corsair start learning		Korsar
spinney start learning		Gehölz
disproportionately start learning		überproportional
professes start learning		bekennt
diametrically start learning		diametral
rapidity start learning		Schnelligkeit
manifestly start learning		offensichtlich
elapsed start learning		abgelaufen
desirous start learning		begierig
conversed start learning		unterhielt sich
physiognomy start learning		Physiognomie
unanswerable start learning		unbeantwortbar
quartermaster start learning		Quartiermeister
rebounded start learning		erholte sich
armament start learning		Rüstung
purser's start learning		Pursers
reiterated start learning		wiederholt
pursuer start learning		Verfolger
gunners start learning		Kanoniere
exemplified start learning		veranschaulicht
slanting start learning		schräg
quitted start learning		hat aufgehört
midshipman start learning		Seekadett
refrained start learning		unterlassen
assertion start learning		Behauptung
cushman start learning		Kissen
howitzer start learning		Haubitze
boatswain start learning		Bootsmann
unvarnished start learning		unlackiert
steams start learning		dämpft
pivot start learning		schwenken
masts start learning		Masten
detract start learning		abziehen

Flashcards aus dem Buch - "An Englishman's View of the Battle between the Alabama and the Kearsarge An Account of the Naval Engagement in the British Channel, on Sunday June 19th, 1864" (Frederick Milnes Edge)

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