German to English translation for the word "verräthers"?
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did you mean "verraters" (the a with the two points)?, if yes than it means traitors.
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Hoyuelos\n Maybe it could help you the page http://www.freetranslation.com/
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try\nbabelfishtranslation.com \nor something similiar..
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"les schtroumpfs"  Which literally translates to "what's-its-name".  Hope this help
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in german it is written as Junker. the son of a noble landowner, it also means just young nobleman, then also the noble landowners themselves.
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It appears to be three english words: \n\nthird means administration\n\nI love the site below. I usually use it for Spanish to English and vice versa, but it has French, German, Italian, Dutch, Russian Norwegian, Simplified and Traditional Chinese and Portuguese!
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http://babelfish.altavista.com/tr   that will translate it for you
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supply:vorrat\nlicense:lizenz\nchance:zufall
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(The answer above is not correct)\n\nIt's Danish, and means "it sounds just nice".\n\nDet = It, that\nlyder = sounds (vb)\nbare = just\nhyggeligt = nice, pleasant, cosy (etc)
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Contra felicem vix deus vires habet: translation is "Against a lucky man, God has but little power."\n\nAnother one I like is "Mors ante infamia", "death before dishonour"
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german\n\n\nand if i'm not mistaken it translates to: "does yee haw deserve best answer? yes he does."
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German translation for "father" Verb-to father
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please rephrase in English
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I am a native speaker!\n\n"Stirb, du Narr!"  (already given by a previous answerer) is the best translation in my opinion, if you want to preserve the exact meaning of the phrase\n\n"Dummkopf, stirb!", "Stirb, Dummkopf!" and "Stirb, du Dummkopf!" are all similar and could be used. But I think "Dummkopf" is not equally accurate as "Narr". A "Dumkopf" has to be "Dumm" [=stupid], whereas an intelligent man can sometimes be a fool [Narr].\n\nAll expressions with "Sie" are using the plural for politeness. One could think of such expressions, but to me they sound very odd.\n\nThe expressions involving "täuschen" are wrong and probably obtained by using an online translation service.
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It's from the German, via Norman\n\nA version of Wilhelm\nHence, Strong/Determined Helmet.
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vert: tight\nstreet: loose\nboth: somewhere in between
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German: Umdrehung pro Minute,\nwhich translates exactly as revolution/rotation per minute.\nYou are welcome!