| English | Deutsch |
|---|
| to destroy | |
| independent(ly) | |
| teaching method | |
| foundation, basis | |
| advice | |
| eventful; turbulent | |
| trade | |
| to pass (a test) | |
| grandparents | |
| engaged | |
| cousin (male) | |
| to found | |
| to take place | |
| to meet | |
| to change | |
| small town | |
| son | |
| to forbid, prohibit | |
| to achieve | |
| household | |
| daughter | |
| style | |
| marital | |
| to calculate | |
| at that time | |
| present time | |
| insecurity, uncertainty | |
| nightmare | |
| to regulate | |
| sister-in-law | |
| school subject | |
| change | |
| to nourish | |
| to respect | |
| aunt | |
| often, frequent(ly) | |
| past | |
| great-grandparents | |
| adjustment | |
| siblings | |
| to be close to someone | |
| | English | Deutsch |
|---|
| mother | |
| separation | |
| vicinity | |
| single, unmarried | |
| in love | |
| strict(ly) | |
| nephew | |
| contract | |
| almost, nearly | |
| to give up | |
| result; effect | |
| science | |
| to dedicate | |
| granddaughter | |
| born | |
| approximately | |
| to expect from | |
| vocational school | |
| father-in-law | |
| fun(ny), cheerful(ly) | |
| to grow up | |
| to appear | |
| feminine, female | |
| to earn | |
| burden, overload | |
| century | |
| masculine, male | |
| comprehensive school | |
| independence | |
| adult | |
| support | |
| married | |
| to survive | |
| elective, optional course | |
| divorce | |
| to occupy | |
| competition | |
| grandson | |
| to mark, impress | |
| friends with someone | |
| to teach | |
| | English | Deutsch |
|---|
| marital status | |
| great-grandchildren | |
| stepbrother | |
| to marry | |
| extensive(ly) | |
| cousin (female) | |
| own | |
| separated | |
| to prepare | |
| youth | |
| uncle | |
| employed | |
| rather; sooner | |
| to teach | |
| brother | |
| boring | |
| engagement | |
| college preparatory high school | |
| pleasure, joy | |
| parents | |
| marriage | |
| to value something | |
| to care for | |
| required course | |
| great, excellent | |
| to prove | |
| mother-in-law | |
| damaged | |
| father | |
| married couple | |
| to differ from | |
| to have a say | |
| to be occupied with | |
| niece | |
| brother-in-law | |
| (to learn) by heart; memorize | |
| to concern, affect | |
| to leave | |
| everyday life | |
| to conquer | |
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