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einem etwas aufs Auge drücken

jemanden zu etwas zwingen




to force so. to do an unpleasant task

Unternehmen,-

company, enterprise

Unternehmer,-

entrepreneur, businessman

unternehmen

etwas planen, beginnen und durchführen




to undertake


Aktenordner,-

Beziehung,-en

relationship; connection


( zu einem herstellen, pflegen, aufgeben)

sich reingucken

(einen) Blick hineinwerfen/reinwerfen




to take a look at sth.

Papierkram




paperwork

ausgerechnet ich

me of all people

Sache

thing, matter, case, business

Papperlapp

Blödsinn




bulshit

seither

since then

Gebet,-e

prayer

ziemlich

rather, quite, pretty

peinlich

embarrassing

Ausrede

excuse, plea

Zukunft

future

spannend

thrilling

seufzen

sigh

anklopfen

to knock at the door

vergleichen

verglich - verglichen




to compare to

im Vergleich zu

in comparison to/with

versuchen

to try

Versuch,-e

try; experiment; attempt

wirklich

tatsächlich

Wirklichkeit

Realität

Tatsache,-n

Fakt,-en

am Tag darauf

am nächsten Tag




the next day

vorbei sein

to be over

Bushaltestelle,-n

damals

back then; at that time

Erfolg,-e

success

erfolgreich

successful