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to course {verb}
jagen · hetzen · strömen · fließen
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English-German translation for "course"
"course" German translation
course
Of course, Parliament will be regularly informed of the progress made on the European Year.
It is a course of events that baffles me.
If you have decided to change this practice, however, then I am of course ready to begin.
That again is no longer possible - that can only be done once in the course of the procedure, and the request was made earlier.
the course of events
I was also very touched by a scene which took place during the course of the debate.
We're talking about top-10 Nielsen-rated shows over the course of 50 years.
The FOJ will issue the remaining final orders in the course of the summer.
However, its importance has become evident, especially during the course of this year.
And over the course of this experiment, these stars have moved a tremendous amount.
The subway was against, of course.
Ships were of course already plying Swiss waterways when the railways and the motor car were invented, more than one hundred years ago.
The Community network is just like a rail network, and of course it will circulate information, like trains.
It therefore surprises me that the Commission really is not thinking rather more about alternative courses and reflecting upon what might happen if the Irish people were to vote 'no ' once again.
The European Union dingy is now wearily following a course of legal procedures.
All these mark... or rather give a different bearing for the course of Europe.
And I told the author, after they did my interview, that I cheated in that same course.
In fact, this course of action corresponds to the wishes of the majority of the population.
I therefore ask you to continue your policy course and to take Parliament's ideas on board.
We can adopt it, put it to one side and everything will take its course.
They not only recorded history -- they helped change the course of history.
This course of affairs is not unique, unfortunately.
2006 and in force since 9.8.2008) and air traffic agreement (signed 4.7.2009 and in the course of ratification).
to take its course
The blood veins in our hands echoed a course of water traces on the Earth.
The Council also recognizes that due processes must take their course.
The course of history will not be changed by resorting to using violence against the weak.
And then, of course, in the natural course of things, they will expand back.
The Council also recognizes that due process must take its course.
Of course, this will get us nowhere when it comes to economic liberalisation.
You will have to demonstrate great stamina and skill to stay the course.
But of course that still leaves us with the whole business of contracts, implementation, payment and evaluation.
Parliament, the Commission and the Presidency have stayed the course together, and in Copenhagen we passed the finishing line.
course (also: lecture, class)
Mr President, this resolution is, of course, moving in the right direction.
All these mark... or rather give a different bearing for the course of Europe.
I feel that the course embarked upon by the Commission and the Council is the right one.
In actual fact, it is, of course, a question of direction, of decisions on political direction.
In the course of our six months, we took a few steps in the direction we wanted to go.
It is estimated that 4 hours of total study time is required to complete the course.
A transition such as this cannot be achieved after a six-week course.
This is an open course with no expiration date.
This course is available free-of-charge.
You can follow the course at your own pace on your PC, or alternatively, download the entire course content for study on paper.
course {noun}
to course {verb}
to course [coursed|coursed] {vb} (also: to stalk, to chase, to hunt, to scud)
And, of course, that's what makes Steven Spielberg's movie -- conspiring dinosaurs chasing people around.
to course [coursed|coursed] {vb}
to course [coursed|coursed] {vb} (also: to flock, to flow, to run, to stream)
to course [coursed|coursed] {vb} (also: to flow, to run, to stream)
Of course it is also right to ask that this money be coordinated with that already committed to Ireland and Northern Ireland by the EU...
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "course":
© Princeton Universitynaturally · of course · run · flow · feed · course of action · course of study · course of instruction · class · row · form · grade · line · trend · path · track
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Usage examples for "course" in German
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"course" translation - forum results
Similar words
coupon · coupons · courage · courageous · courageously · courageousness · courgette · courgettes · courier · couriers · course · coursed · courser · courses · courseware · coursing · court · court-baron · court-house · courted · courteous
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