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English-German translation for "blessing"
"blessing" German translation
blessing
This is both a blessing and a curse for them.
information technology from a blessing for humanity into a curse.
Of course a woman's fertility is a blessing there too, but it is also a curse because the number of children born is often more than the
blessing (also: cuss word, cuss, cursing, imprecation)
And that is fortunate, because the failure to implement the old 1994 concept of reform has been a blessing for European wine-producers.
blessing (also: jinx, charm, spell)
A VAT exemption is not an unmixed blessing.
Land that gave us birth and blessing
God's blessing gained, all is obtained.
This is both a blessing and a curse for them.
You think it's a blessing to know what God wants?
blessing {noun}
blessing {adjective}
to bless {verb}
to bless [blessed; blest|blessed; blest] {vb} (also: to eulogize)
to bless [blessed; blest|blessed; blest] {vb} (also: to consecrate)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "blessing":
© Princeton Universitybenediction · approval · approving · grace · thanksgiving · boon
Usage examples
Similar translations for "blessing" in German
This liberal basic principle does not have my group's blessing.
In the words of an Irish blessing, 'may the road rise up to meet you '.
Health is a blessing, not a commodity which can comply with the rules of competition.
This is a blessing they do not have in other parts of the world.
You would not be in office if we had not given you our blessing.
As there is no real alternative to discharge we can only give the Commission our blessing.
We very much hope that the Swiss people themselves will give their blessing in the referendum scheduled for May 21.
In a way, Madam President, the blackmail perpetrated by the United Kingdom is a blessing in disguise.
It is my heartfelt wish that the blessing of the Lord may rest upon that country’ s leaders and its inhabitants for the New Year.
With the exception of one detail, we had the Commission's blessing on the amendments that were unanimously adopted at first reading.
We must do our utmost in order at least to give the British presidency a broad draft of what we would be seeking a blessing for in Cardiff.
What should have been a blessing to that country has turned out to be a source of deep sadness and regret and, indeed, a curse.
Once again these crimes are being committed with the unspoken blessing of the United States and the European Union, despite anguished appeals from President Arafat.
In conclusion, support to undertakings in developing countries has my blessing, but the line of approach in the case of state-owned undertakings raises essential questions.
Fourthly, it gives the United States its blessing to continue its spying missions within the European Union, subject to what are, of course, wholly inadequate conditions.
They know that accession to the WTO will be a very mixed blessing for China and that for them, as small farmers, it could spell ruin.
Finally, just like my colleague Mr Lehne, I have another meeting and I hope you will bestow your blessing on my leaving as you did on his.
Although a great deal of progress is yet to be made in the negotiations, at least people are still talking, which is a blessing in itself.
I might add that, once their blessing has been given at the highest level, the Commission and the Council will have to act promptly.
If not, what is the reason for that decision, and why does the Council give its blessing to police cooperation getting off to such a bad start?

