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to disguise
tarnen
verbergen
premise
Voraussetzung
Prämisse
consensus
Übereinstimmung
Konsens
homicide
Mord
manslaughter
Totschlag
recreation
Erholung
Entspannung
moral hazard
subjektives Risiko
device
Gerät
vendor
Lieferant
Anbieter
precaution
Vorsichtsmaßnahme
Vorkehrung
soot
Ruß
blaze
Brand
arson investigator
Brandermittler
paunch
Wampe
Bauch
oath
Eid
Schwur
hallway
Flur
debris
Trümmer
clutter
Durcheinander
Wirrwarr
deliberately
absichtlich
bewusst
to canvass
prüfen
preoccupied
gedankenverloren
beschäftigt
junkyard
scrapyard
salvage yard (AE)
Schrottplatz
unscathed
unbeschadet
unversehrt
litigation (law)
Rechtsstreit
Prozess
anguish
Qual
dungeon
Kerker
Verlies
solace
Trost
to absolve
entlasten
testimony (law)
Zeugenaussage
to absolve
entlasten