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Dictionary English ← German: resigniert | Translation 1 - 5 of 5 |
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 | resigned {adj} {past-p} | 813 resigniert | | |||||||||
| resignedly {adv} | 71 resigniert | | |||||||||
| sb. resigns | 15 jd. resigniert | | |||||||||
| in resignation {adv} | resigniert | | |||||||||
| to gloom about sth. | über etw.Akk. resigniert sein | | |||||||||
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