what does Gutes Vorankommen mean?
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To make good progress.
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hello,\nThe correct meaning would be:\n\nAntes de viajar , yo decido qué/cuál equipaje /maletas necesito. Equipaje pequeño para viajes pequeños. Equipaje grande para viajes largos. Mis padres deben/tienen que conseguir el coche/tener el coche listo (si es que vamos a manejar/si manejamos).\nEscogeré/voy a escoger qué tipo de ropas necesitaré/voy a necesitar. Si es verano, uso/utilizo ropa ligera. Si es invierno, usaré/utilizaré ropa abrigada.
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It means appearances for your national team.\n\nPenmaster is incorrect about the literal caps. It used to be the case, but no longer.
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I know it is swedish but I cannot be sure of the translations I have here. I am sure of the first and third but not the second.\nMitt means middle or mid\nFodelse means birth or child\nDatum means date\nHope this helps and good luck.
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CADRAN ADVIES\n \nNL-5081 PT HILVARENBEEK, BLAZOEN 14 Cadran, Vaardigheidsonderwijs, Ehbo, Verpleegtechnische vaardigheden, Training, Aed, Reanimatie, Bedrijfshulpverlening, BHV, Injectie, Management, Gezondheidszorg, Opleidingen, Vepleeg...
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it's a harsh way to say "it's none of your buisness".\ndas geht dir nichts an = that is none of your buisness\ndreck = dirt\n\nI dont understand what "der tor" is suppossed to mean, it somehow doesn't belong to it.\ntor = gate\nI don't think "der tor" is suppossed to be like "you fool", than you would say "du tor".
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SOOS GOUE VINGERS, KOESTEREND\nREIK DIE STRALE VAN DIE OGGENSON\nUIT NA DIE LANSKAP, NOG STEEDS SLUIMEREND\nOM DIE MALSE KLEURE\nDIE BEDWELMENDE GEURE\nVAN ELKE BOOM\nEN ELKE BLOM\nVIR ELKE WESE LOS TE LAAT, OM TE AANSKOU, EN TE GENIET,\nEN VIR 'n STONDE STIL TE STAAN, OM TE ERVAAR WAT GOD ONS BIED.\nDIE HOOF TE BUIG\nONS HEER TE PRYS\nHOM TE DANK VIR NOG 'n DAG\nTE BID VIR WYSHEID EN VIR KRAG\nVIR SY ALOMTEENWOORDIGHEID TE VRA\nVERGEWING VAN ONS SONDES EN GENADE\nOM ONS VANDAG TE SEEN EN DEUR TE DRA.
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Man, it really would be helpful to know where you've seen this and in what context.  \n\nAssuming you really do mean VPO, I can't tell you for certain.  VOP, at least in California, means "Violation of Probation."  I suppose in some states, it could mean "Violation of Probation Order."\n\n\nFrom http://www.acronymfinder.com/ :\n\nVivienda de Protección Oficial (Spain)    \nVapor Pressure Osmometry    \nVice President Operations    \nVice President / Operations    \nVirtual Program Office    \nVanadium Phosphorus Oxide    \nVolunteer Probation Officer (program)    \nVolunteer Pilot Organization    \nVolume, Pressure, Inspired Oxygen  \n\n\nA better question gets a better answer.
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it means logistics.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logistics\n\nIt is mainly about goods, but I heard this term also in another context: that nazi had perfect logistics in their concentration camps with gaz chambers...  Many things may be used in good and in bad way in our world.
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How about I contratulate you and wish you much success and every good.\n"Ich gratuliere und wu"nsche Dir (or "Ihnen" if you're formal) alles Gute und viel Erfolg!"
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it's not Serbian but it means\n\nDanger! chemical transpiration\n\nI'm not sure if transpiration is a proper word ford this context but you understand I hope
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It means take off the clothes, though it should actually be "Vestem demite".
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http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/59100.html
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Not nice.\n\nIt means something is not in its place. Think of a tire where the inner tube is sticking out. Oh yeah, that's bad.\n\nTheoretically Hernia's can be anywhere in your body.\n\nDisc herniation\nInguinal hernia\nFemoral hernia\nUmbilical hernia\nIncisional hernia\nDiaphragmatic hernia\nBrain hernia \nCooper's hernia \nEpigastric hernia\nLittre's hernia\nlumbar hernia\nGrynfeltt's hernia \nObturator hernia\nPantaloon hernia\nPerineal hernia\nProperitoneal hernia\nRichter's hernia  \nSpigelian hernia
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I'm not finding in my legal dictionary, nor in a general Dutch dictionary. Sorry.\n\nFor the record, the term "force majeure" is a French phrase that means "a superior force", and generally applies to situations outside one's control. In US and English common law, the term refers to natural disasters, riots, wars, and similar situations.\n\n{EDIT} If you mean "Ubermacht", as the later answer suggests, then the translation would basically be "excessive force".\n\nIt could be equivalent to "force majeure", or it might refer to excessive and inappropraite force, such as using a level of force beyond that required for self-defense. But if it is a legal term of art, then the literal translation may not be that helpful.
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It means: "He is really handsome" in English.\n\nSobrang = A lot, really\nGwapo = handsome (usually used for males)\nTalaga = For real, for sure\n\nAnd yes, it's grammatically correct, but you may want to add a "sha" (gender neutral third person) or a "ka" (second person, "you") after "gwapo" or "talaga" to specify he/she/it or you. Or you can use "kami," which is "us/we" or "Ako," which is the first person, "I."
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It's a verb meaning can, like in: can you open the door for me please.\nIn German that would be, können Sie die Tür öffnen für mich bitte?