Varianten
| Spiel |
game
play
match
clearance
fixture
gamble
|
| Partie |
game
lot
section
part
match
batch
|
| Wild |
game
deer
venison
|
| Wildbret |
venison
game
|
| Wildfleisch |
game
venison
|
| Satz |
set
sentence
rate
kit
movement
theorem
|
| Absicht |
intention
intent
purpose
aim
view
design
|
| Vorhaben |
project
plan
intention
intent
|
| Branche |
business
trade
field
branch of industry
line
game
|
| Theater |
theater
drama
fuss
hassle
palaver
kerfuffle
|
| mutig |
brave
courageous
bold
valiant
plucky
game
|
| lahm |
lame
slow
sluggish
dull
tame
game
|
| bereit |
ready
willing
prepared
set
disposed
|
| verspielen |
gamble away
game
barter away
|
| um Geld spielen |
game
|
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Varianten
‘I tried to play a game and I lost, Liang, that’s the long and the short of it, the be-all and the end-all.
She could play this game of distraction.
They looked more like a parade ground show or armies for a war game fought upon a table than real forces.
How about a game of Truth or Dare instead?
He had inherited the betting disease, and just like Cameron, he had a sixth sense about the odds and was a top shark in the game of chance.
’ He leaned into Chay-Liang and hissed in her ear, ‘I played a stupid game and I lost, but I will take him down alongside me before he does it again.
“Maybe tomorrow we’ll have better luck with fresh game.
Men in suits, mainly, getting ahead of the game.
Once he was caught, all it would take was one swallow before it was game over: a voidout.
He played a dangerous game following it.
Yet dona Maria had only begun to play her game to make sure of her safety for the rest of the march.
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