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English-German translation for: [remain]
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Dictionary English German: [remain]

Translation 1 - 21 of 21

English German
left {past-p} [caused to remain]
446
gelassen [liegen oder übrig gelassen etc.]
Verbs
to subsist [remain in force, effect]
1145
bestehen [fortbestehen]
to subsist [remain in force, effect]
903
fortbestehen
to hold [remain valid, be in force]
493
gelten [in Kraft sein]
to hang [remain static in the air]
390
schweben
to continue [remain]
301
bleiben
to continue [to remain in existence]
264
weiterleben
to linger [to remain, persist] [e.g. sound, scent etc.]
209
zurückbleiben [nachklingen]
to stop [remain standing, end activity]
131
stoppen [stehen bleiben, aufhören]
to rest [remain in place]
121
bleiben
to keep [to remain, or continue to be]
112
bleiben
to last [remain unharmed]
63
aushalten [ertragen, durchhalten]
to abide [archaic] [remain, live]
58
weilen [geh.]
to tarry [literary] [remain]
34
abwarten [verweilen]
to stand [remain, continue]
18
weiterbestehen
to live [remain alive]
11
weiterleben
2 Words
to cling to sth. [fig.] [remain persistently or stubbornly faithful to (convictions, hopes, etc.)]sichAkk. an etw.Akk. klammern [fig.] [an Überzeugungen, Hoffnungen etc.]
to remain under sth. [remain lower than]etw. unterschreiten
3 Words
to leave sb. to stew. [fig.] [to remain angry without taking any action]jdn. schmoren lassen [fig.] [wütend auf jdn. sein, ohne etwas zu unternehmen]
4 Words
to keep a level head [idiom] [remain calm]sichAkk. nicht aus der Ruhe bringen lassen [Redewendung]
5+ Words
idiom to have the place all to oneself [i.e. to remain at home while spouse, kids, etc. are away]sturmfrei haben [hum.] [sturmfreie Bude haben]
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