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reiten
ritt

to ride
hat/ist geritten
schneiden
schnitt

to cut
hat geschnitten
reißen
riss

to tear, to split
hat/ist gerissen
schreiten
schritt

to step
IST geschritten
streiten
stritt

to argue, to dispute
hat gestritten
gleichen
glich

to look like, to resemble so./sth.
hat geglichen
greifen
griff

to grasp, to seize, to catch
hat gegriffen
gleiten
glitt

to glide, to slip
IST geglitten
kneifen
kniff

to pinch
hat gekniffen
leiden
litt

to suffer
hat gelitten
pfeifen
pfiff

to whistle
hat gepfiffen
schleichen
schlich

to creep, to sneak
IST geschlichen
schleifen
schliff

to sand, to sharpen
hat geschliffen
streichen
strich

to paint; to scratch
hat gestrichen
beißen
biss

to bite
hat gebissen
ausweichen
wich aus

to sidestep, to avoid
IST ausgewichen