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May 4, 2021 · May 4, 2021. #3. Chasint said: "cash-in-transit" is a noun phrase use adjectivally. A brick wall, is a wall that is made of bricks. Both "brick" and "wall" are nouns, but "brick" modifies "wall. A jewellery heist is a theft of jewellery. A cash-in-transit heist, is a theft of cash that is in transit. So, a state-of-the-art computer" means "a ...
Jan 9, 2008 · So my answer is based on gut-instinct. I would say... "Wie heisst das auf Deutsch?" refers to how to say something in German. I'd translate it (freely) as "How would you say that in German?" "Was heisst das auf Deutsch?" in my opinion refers to objects, for instance, whilst pointing at a table I might ask it.
Mar 24, 2020 · Hallo alle zusammen, Ich lerne gerade temporale Präpositionen und konnte den Unterschied zwischen ,zum Schluss' und ,am Schluss' nicht verstehen. Gibt es einen Unterschied? Vielen dank im Voraus!
Dec 6, 2011 · It's the movie "Tower Heist". Some wealthy businessman will remain under house arrest at his penthouse apartment. There he has a Ferrari. And he says to the FBI agent, "Agent Denham, that is a nineteen sixty-three Ferrari two-fifty GT Lusso, owned and raced by the coolest cat who ever lived, Steve McQueen."
Nov 10, 2008 · Hallo. Sagt man :Ich arbeite als Lehrer in einer Schule an einer Schule oder bei einer Schule? Gibt es vielleicht mehr Möglichkeiten? Verben mit Präpositionen sind wirklich schwierig!!!:( Vielen Dank im Voraus
May 14, 2010 · German, Germany. May 14, 2010. #12. Indeed there is a difference between "Schnegge" and "Schnecke". "Schnecke" is the standard German word for snail. In my region it is only used for the snail, while "Schnegge" is used in coll. regional (endearing) language for a girlfriend, but more often for a little (young) daughter, mostly for a baby.
剧还挺不错的 可以消磨时间. 我想吐槽编剧 一个劫持了六十多人的money heist 警察还有时间谈情说爱 还到点下班出去约会. 一个掌控money heist的头目 放着钱和自己手下8个人不管 还能有心去谈情说爱. 真是吐槽无力…. 发布于 2018-05-05 14:08. 知乎，中文互联网高质量 ...
Oct 7, 2010 · English (Generic Midwest Variety) Oct 7, 2010. #2. Both are correct. They could be interpreted differently, though: a) Does Peter do his homework in the evenings? Does he do all of his homework? b) Does Peter do homework in the evenings? Does he do homework (or something else)? Context is everything, though.
Aug 6, 2007 · "Süpersiniz!" is a common expression in Turkish, it's pretty much like English "You guys rock!" It's addressed to "siz", not "sen".
Mar 27, 2009 · Ottawa, Canada. English. Mar 27, 2009. #2. C'est clair ! peut souvent se traduire en For sure!. Je note que For sure! a bien le même côté familier, comme en Amérique certains rappeur l'ont repris dans des chansons populaires comme « fo' sho' ». Et cette expression s'utilise chez les jeunes et la culture de rap et hip-hop souvent.
