Dictionary English → German: [usually]

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	English	German
	respectively <resp.> `[usually` `postpos.]`	5003 beziehungsweise <bzw.> `[respektive,` `im` `anderen` `Fall]`
	fucking `{adj}` `[usually` `vulg.]`	371 verdammt `[ugs.]` `[pej.]`
	cum `{prep}` `[usually` `used` `in` `combination]`	59 mit
	reincarnate `{adj}` `[usually` `postpos.]`	48 wiedergeboren `[in` `einem` `anderen` `Körper]`
	obtaining `{adj}` `[usually` `postpos.]` `[prevailing]`	26 gültig
	plenipotentiary `{adj}` `[usually` `postpos.]`	17 bevollmächtigt
	uncontestable `{adj}` `[usually` `incontestable]`	13 unanfechtbar
	law prepense `{adj}` `[usually` `postpos.]` `[dated]`	7 vorbedacht
	law prepense `{adj}` `[usually` `postpos.]` `[dated]`	6 vorsätzlich
	-ics `{suffix}` `[when` `a` `branch` `of` `science,` `usually` `with` `the` `singular` `(ethics` `is)]`	-ik
	`[Where` `are` `you` `from?]` `[usually` `pronounced` `"Where're` `you` `from?"]`	Wo kommste wech? `[regional` `nordd.]` `[phonet.` `Dialektschreibung]`
	bathykolpian `{adj}` `[rare]` `[usually` `hum.]` `[deep-bosomed]`	vollbusig
	herald. courant `{adj}` `[usually` `postpos.]` `[running]`	laufend <lfd.>
	incarnate `{adj}` `[usually` `postpos.]`	in Menschengestalt `[nachgestellt]`
	biochem. interchain `{adj}` `[usually` `attr.]`	zwischen den Ketten `[nachgestellt]`
	mil. pol. militaristic `{adj}` `[usually` `pej.]`	militaristisch `[pej.]`
	named `{adj}` `[usually` `postpos.]`	mit dem Namen `[nachgestellt]`
	reincarnate `{adj}` `[usually` `postpos.]`	reinkarniert
	un- `{prefix}` `[before` `an` `adj.`/`adv.;` `usually` `as` `one` `unhyphenated` `word]`	nicht- `[vor` `einem` `Adj.`/`Adv.;` `oft` `als` `ein` `Wort` `ohne` `Bindestrich]`
	uncontestable `{adj}` `[usually` `incontestable]`	unbestreitbar
Verbs
	to stomach sth. `[usually:` `cannot` `stomach` `sth.]`	507 etw.^Akk. vertragen `[meist` `verneint:` `etw.` `nicht` `vertragen` `(können)]`
	to advance sth. `[with` `sliding` `motion,` `usually` `slowly]`	465 etw. vorschieben
	to chagrin sb. `[usually` `used` `in` `the` `passive` `voice]`	136 jdn. verdrießen `[geh.]`
	to brick sth. `[coll.]` `[usually` `small` `objects` `like` `phones,` `computer` `components]`	80 etw. schrotten `[ugs.]` `[unbrauchbar` `machen]`
	to rumble sb./sth. `[Br.]` `[coll.]` `[usually` `passive;` `e.g.` `sb.` `has` `been` `rumbled]`	76 jdn./etw. durchschauen
	to plod `[make` `one's` `way` `with` `heavy` `usually` `slow` `steps]`	29 zockeln `[ugs.]`
	Internet to swat sb. `[to` `call` `a` `SWAT` `team` `to` `sb.'s` `house,` `usually` `unsolicitedly]`	6 jdn. swatten `[ugs.]`
	med. to ectomize `[usually` `suffix` `:` `-ectomize]`	5 ektomieren
	to address sth. `[usually` `issues,` `concerns,` `etc.]`	auf etw.^Akk. zu sprechen kommen `[ugs.]` `[ansprechen,` `thematisieren]`
	to budge `[usually` `with` `negative]`	sich bewegen `[sich` `(vom` `Fleck)` `rühren]`
	to defeat sb. `[usually` `only` `for` `a` `time` `or` `in` `a` `single` `event,` `e.g.` `a` `sporting` `match]`	jdm. eine Schlappe beibringen / erteilen `[ugs.]` `[Redewendung]`
	to depants sb. `[sl.]` `[rare]` `[usually` `in` `public]`	jdm. die Hosen herunterziehen `[oft` `in` `der` `Öffentlichkeit]`
	med. to ectomise `[Br.]` `[usually` `suffix` `:` `-ectomise]`	ektomieren
	to fault sb./sth. `[usually` `with` `negative:` `e.g.` `I` `can't` `fault` `him]`	etwas an jdm./etw. auszusetzen haben
	to freebuff `[coll.]` `[usually` `applied` `to` `women]`	keine Unterwäsche tragen `[meist` `bei` `Frauen]`
	journ. photo. to pap sb. `[coll.]` `[usually` `passive]`	von jdm. Paparazzi-Fotos schießen
Nouns
	geogr. downs `{pl}` `[Br.]` `[rolling,` `usually` `treeless` `upland]`	2690 Hügelland `{n}`
	relig. laity `{sg}` `[usually` `treated` `as` `pl.]`	430 Laien `{pl}`
	relig. clergy `[usually` `treated` `as` `pl.]`	362 Klerus `{m}`
	deliberation `[discussion` `within` `a` `group,` `usually` `pl.]`	355 Beratung `{f}` `[Besprechung` `in` `einer` `Gruppe,` `oft` `pl.]`
	slammer `[usually:` `the` `slammer]` `[sl.]` `[prison]`	280 Knast `{m}` `[ugs.]`
	geogr. the Netherlands `{pl}` `[usually` `treated` `as` `sg.]` <.nl>	250 Holland `{n}` `[ugs.]` `[die` `Niederlande]`
	relig. clergy `[usually` `treated` `as` `pl.]`	243 Geistlichkeit `{f}` `[Klerus]`
	dickhead `[usually` `vulg.]` `[sl.]` `[a` `stupid` `or` `contemptible` `person]`	192 Arschloch `{n}` `[vulg.]` `[Schimpfwort]`
	revel `[usually` `pl.]`	188 Feiern `{n}`
	educ. electr. electronics `[usually` `treated` `as` `sg.]` `[branch` `of` `physics]`	183 Elektronik `{f}` `[Fachgebiet]`
	mil. barrack `[usually` `barracks]`	162 Kaserne `{f}`
	dive `[act` `of` `swimming` `underwater,` `usually` `with` `breathing` `equipment]`	100 Tauchgang `{m}`
	relig. acolyte `[usually` `a` `boy]`	94 Ministrant `{m}`
	admin. fin. revenue `[usually:` `the` `revenue]` `[department]`	94 Finanzbehörde `{f}`

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