Examples of using Afoot in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
He's afoot.
There's grave danger afoot.
He's afoot.
Without a horse, a man's afoot.
Crimes afoot all day?
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There's foulness afoot.
There's other business afoot tonight, none of which concerns you.
The game is afoot.
Serving the ball with afoot or shank is forbidden free throw.
So, Sherlock, is the game afoot?
The season is full afoot and full of enthusiastic and motivated divers.
Officers afoot!
If there is danger afoot, he is sure to find his way into the middle of it.
I will try to see what is afoot here.
Stephen, there are things afoot that you can't possibly understand, my boy.
Well, let's just say the game is afoot.
A few minutes later, we are already afoot on our sightseeing tour.
I told you there was a conspiracy afoot.
There are plans afoot that would shock you to the core if you knew and understood them.
I assure you, the game is still afoot.
It's early in the day; there won't be much travel afoot yet a while; we an't much more than two miles from our stopping-place.
Always the bathing establishments are attainable afoot.
You know, Major... I believe there is mischief afoot.
But now, there is a less aggressive approach afoot.
By my reckoning, there be about 1000 horse and 2000 afoot.
Ironically, many in the EU also think that a plot is afoot.
There is strange magic in the air,and dangerous beasts are afoot.
I know I have occasionally theorized that a conspiracy was afoot.
So national parliaments are greatly affected by the changes afoot.
Or even every time you drop your pencil or make a mistake,will you kindly remember that I am afoot?