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Question		Answer
gibbon's start learning		Gibbons
boodle's start learning		Boodles
mallet's start learning		Mallets
avocations start learning		Avocationen
coffee-house start learning		Kaffeehaus
necker start learning		Halsband
acton's start learning		Actons
exactness start learning		Genauigkeit
halifax's start learning		Halifax
peregrinations start learning		Wanderungen
pamphleteer start learning		Pamphletist
dilatory start learning		verzögernd
voltaire's start learning		Voltaires
gosling's start learning		Gänschen
epistolary start learning		brieflich
epistle start learning		Brief
indispensably start learning		unverzichtbar
demander start learning		Nachfrager
clamours start learning		lärmt
prefatory start learning		vorläufig
prosperously start learning		wohlhabend
emendation start learning		Korrektur
dissuades start learning		abschreckt
prolixity start learning		Weitläufigkeit
compellable start learning		konkurrenzfähig
blamer start learning		Schuldiger
autobiographic start learning		autobiografisch
cambridge's start learning		Cambridge ist
mollifies start learning		besänftigt
apprehensions start learning		Befürchtungen
enfranchisement start learning		Entrechtung
countenances start learning		Gesichtsausdrücke
confluent start learning		konfluent
civilities start learning		Höflichkeiten
juryman start learning		Geschworener
somnolence start learning		Schläfrigkeit
fellow-traveller start learning		Mitreisender
conveyances start learning		Beförderungen
recognizances start learning		Erkennungen
healths start learning		Gesundheit
alehouses start learning		Bierhäuser
pitman's start learning		Pitman
proscription start learning		Ächtung
éclat start learning		Eklat
impracticable start learning		undurchführbar
chesterfield's start learning		Chesterfields
dearness start learning		Liebe
derange start learning		stören
inundation start learning		Überschwemmung
protract start learning		vorziehen
pall start learning		Leichentuch
indiscreetly start learning		indiskret
baronetcy start learning		Baronet
schoolfellow start learning		Schulfreund
gamesters start learning		Spieler
adorations start learning		Adorationen
obviating start learning		umwerfend
effectually start learning		wirksam
anabaptist start learning		Wiedertäufer
lieutenancy start learning		Statthalterei
antiquary start learning		Antiquar
jurymen start learning		Geschworene
impute start learning		unterstellen
parsimony start learning		Sparsamkeit
sheffield's start learning		Sheffields
uneasiness start learning		Unbehagen
profanely start learning		profan
tranquillized start learning		Beruhigt
expedients start learning		Hilfsmittel
good-naturedly start learning		gutmütig
cumberland's start learning		Cumberlands
importunity start learning		Aufdringlichkeit
diminution start learning		Verminderung
forwardness start learning		Dreistigkeit
agreeably start learning		angenehm
approbation start learning		Billigung
leghorn start learning		Livorno
endeavoured start learning		bemüht
sevenoaks start learning		Sieben eichen
parodied start learning		parodiert
historian's start learning		Historiker
politest start learning		höflichst
confusedly start learning		verwirrt
interposition start learning		Zwischenschaltung
breakfasted start learning		gefrühstückt
première start learning		Premiere
successively start learning		nacheinander
dissented start learning		widersprach
decoying start learning		anlockend
equalling start learning		gleichwertig
provincials start learning		Provinziale
titre start learning		Titer
improbabilities start learning		Unwahrscheinlichkeiten
insensibility start learning		Unempfindlichkeit
promenades start learning		Promenaden
testamentary start learning		testamentarisch
continuer start learning		Fortsetzer
periwig start learning		Perücke
judicature start learning		Judikatur
atwood's start learning		Atwoods
condescended start learning		herablassend

Flashcards aus dem Buch - "Private Letters of Edward Gibbon (1753-1794) Volume 1 (of 2)" (Edward Gibbon)

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