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wegfahren- ist weggefahren

Partire, andare via

springen - ist gesprungen

Saltare

tanken - hat getankt

Fare benzina

schaffen - hat geschaffen

Creare, produrre

aufpassen - hat aufgepasst

Fare attenzione

bluten - hat geblutet

Sanguinare

stürzen- ist gestürzt

Cadere, fondarsi, precipitare, lanciarsi

überholen- hat überholt

Sorpassare, superare

Sorgen - hat sich gesorgt

Causare, provocare

verhindern - hat verhindert

Evitare, impedire

sperren - hat gesperrt

Bloccare, chiudere

sperren - hat gesperrt

Bloccare, chiudere

vermeiden- hat vermieden

Evitare, schivare, glissare

versprechen- hat besprochen

Promettere ( i meteorologi promettono temperature…)

versprechen- hat besprochen

Promettere ( i meteorologi promettono temperature…)

landen - ist gelandet

Atterrare

versprechen- hat besprochen

Promettere ( i meteorologi promettono temperature…)

landen - ist gelandet

Atterrare

auffallen- ist aufgefallen

Attirare l‘attenzione

hupen - hat gehupt

Suonare il clacson

hupen - hat gehupt

Suonare il clacson

bremsen - hat gebremst

Frenare