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- zutreffen, sick machen, ausüben Habe ich diese Wörter korrekt in diesen Zussamenhängen verwendet? das trifft auf dich nicht zu - that doesn's apply to you diese Regel trifft auf Leute nicht zu, die älter als 26 sind - the rule does not apply to people who are older than 26. was bedeutet ''sich machen'' in diesem Zussamenhang? MACHEN Sie SICH um Ihr schlechtes Gedächtnis keine Gedanken Ich muss meine Pflichten rechtzeitig ausübenMarch 23, 201700
- nagging, captious, contentious Hi everybody, I'm looking for the best/ most often used word. My translator found many examples and I'm not sure which one is the correct one in the context I want to use it. For instance, a person who will search even for tiniest reason to say something bad/negative about you or something else. '' how do I look?'' ''I don;t like your hair today'' ( even if he/she thinks it looks good) Or I presented my project to the professor and it was really good, but just because he doesn't like me in general he will tell me that it's not good enough and I have to re-write some parts. Thank you!October 25, 201530

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