→ Flashcards Aus Dem Buch - "French Ways And Their Meaning" (Edith Wharton) → Start Learning / Download MP3 Flashcards

Question		Answer
centralise start learning		zentralisieren
incongruously start learning		unpassend
reverenced start learning		verehrt
transiency start learning		Vergänglichkeit
repentances start learning		Reue
effeminacy start learning		Weichlichkeit
frenchwoman start learning		französische Frau
impoverishing start learning		verarmend
torch-bearer start learning		Fackelträger
improvident start learning		unbedarft
disorganisation start learning		Desorganisation
obsequiously start learning		unterwürfig
savours start learning		Genüsse
frenchwomen start learning		Französinnen
uncomplaining start learning		klaglos
industrialism start learning		Industrialismus
convalescents start learning		Rekonvaleszenten
chronologies start learning		Chronologien
obsequiousness start learning		Unterwürfigkeit
self-denying start learning		selbstverleugnend
satirise start learning		satirisch
immoderately start learning		unangemessen
obscurer start learning		Verbereiter
labourers start learning		Arbeiter
hauteur start learning		Hochmut
expedients start learning		Hilfsmittel
generalisations start learning		Verallgemeinerungen
exigency start learning		Notwendigkeit
civilising start learning		zivilisierend
ineradicable start learning		unausrottbar
consanguinity start learning		Verwandtschafts
stagy start learning		steinig
disarranged start learning		ungeordnet
retrogression start learning		Rückschritt
resemblances start learning		Ähnlichkeiten
sympathising start learning		mitfühlend
cognate start learning		verwandt
inveigh start learning		aufheben
forbears start learning		Vorfahren
sensitiveness start learning		Empfindlichkeit
tearless start learning		tränenlos
observances start learning		Bräuche
immodesty start learning		Unbescheidenheit
irremediably start learning		irreversibel
untidiness start learning		Unordnung
fastidiousness start learning		Hochwertigkeit
morbidness start learning		Krankheit
blunter start learning		stumpfer
draughtsman start learning		Zeichner
upholsterers start learning		Tapezierer
humanise start learning		humanisieren
unerringly start learning		zielsicher
brigandage start learning		Brigade
anglo-saxon start learning		Angelsachsen
academicians start learning		Akademiker
thinkable start learning		denkbar
creativeness start learning		Kreativität
outspokenness start learning		Freimütigkeit
penitential start learning		Buße
accumulations start learning		Anhäufungen
obscurely start learning		dunkel
recognisably start learning		erkennbar
oftener start learning		öfter
paternalism start learning		Bevormundung
dramatists start learning		Dramatiker
darknesses start learning		Dunkelheit
appreciations start learning		Anerkennungen
desultory start learning		unregelmäßig
deforested start learning		abgeholzt
disqualifications start learning		Disqualifikationen
voluptuousness start learning		Wollust
wastefulness start learning		Verschwendung
industrially start learning		industriell
discoverable start learning		erkennbar
untranslatable start learning		unübersetzbar
scribner's start learning		Schreibers
grottoes start learning		Grotten
conceptions start learning		Vorstellungen
kindliness start learning		Güte
pedantry start learning		Pedanterie
full-dress start learning		volles Kleid
caricatured start learning		karikiert
cupola start learning		Kuppel
harrowed start learning		gequält
coquettish start learning		kokett
blackberries start learning		Brombeeren
régime start learning		Regime
indissoluble start learning		unauflösbar
quays start learning		Kais
queerer start learning		schwuler
irreverence start learning		Respektlosigkeit
preciousness start learning		Kostbarkeit
sagacious start learning		scharfsinnig
unapologetically start learning		unantastbar
imponderable start learning		unwägbar
seraglio start learning		Serail
ripeness start learning		Reife
parvenu start learning		Parvenü
tabulating start learning		tabellarisch
generalise start learning		verallgemeinern
riper start learning		Reiher

Flashcards aus dem Buch - "French Ways and Their Meaning" (Edith Wharton)

You must sign in to write a comment

More