Examples of using Decided in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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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
To be decided ATC code.
Exact date to be decided.
You just decided unilaterally?
Other States: to be decided.
You have decided to call.
People also translate
You have finally decided?
Age to be decided by the manufacturer.
The ride details of the WNBR Adelaide 2011 are decided.
I decided to hoof it through the tunnel.
We can just pretend you decided to do it on the spur of the moment.
I decided to speed up a bit more after that.
However, the precise arrangements have still to be decided.
Cuno Amiet(1868-1961) decided early in life to become a painter.
I decided to watch the season en bloc when it is over.
Some Catholics decided to leave their Church.
Decided to buy a car, and friends intimidated that can be stolen.
If you would like to share something, you decided how and with whom.
So if you decided to, um... take care of me and Freddie.
For the first step of this cleansing ritual, I decided for Dermalogica.
Investigators decided on the basic version of what happened.
You decided you didn t want the product in the cooling-off period.
Excited by the result they decided to continue working together.
The BSI decided to locate in neutral Stockholm on 15 April 1917.
All important issues are decided by our whole‘Board of Directors.
I then decided to search around for recipes with poppy seeds.
Lermen and Schmitz decided to develop a transmission for production.
Beforehand I decided on two points of quality: a Hasselbad and a Media Jacket.
But then I decided for a few rows further back and the frontal view.
From that moment I decided to dedicate to them my first Rosary each day.
Paul Akers We decided to divide our worldwide headquarters into seven main regions.