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Suchen

Chercher/ rechercher

Aussuchen

Choisir

Flüstern

Chuchoter

Blinzeln

Cligner des yeux

Fahren

Conduire

Bauen

Construire

Rennen

Courir

Schreien

Crier

Kochen

Cuisiner

Tanzen

Danser

Bewegen

Déplacer

Absteigen

Descendre

Geben

Donner

Treten

Donner un coup de pied

Schlafen

Dormir

Spreizen

Écarter

Entkommen

Échapper

Échapper

Entkommen

Écarter

Spreizen

Donner un coup de pied

Treten

Dormir

Schlafen

Donner

Geben

Descendre

Absteigen

Déplacer

Bewegen

Danser

Tanzen

Cuisiner

Kochen

Crier

Schreien

Courir

Rennen

Construire

Bauen

Conduire

Fahren

Cligner des yeux

Blinzeln

Chuchoter

Flüstern

Choisir

Aussuchen

Chercher/rechercher

Suchen