Examples of using Dire in English and their translations into German
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Political
Is this dire?
Dire consequences for businesses.
The situation is dire.
This is dire, Donnie.
Tom called the situation dire.
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None of these dire predictions has been borne out by events.
But the situation was still dire.
US monetary policy has dire consequences.
The consequences of your response will be dire.
By dire, I mean your future will be jeopardized permanently.
Not all rhino news out of South Africa is dire.
This news is dire. But now is the time we stand together.
I have, uh, a condition-one alert, agent in dire jeopardy.
Dire moments, last good-byes, your kisses dance like fireflies.
In Iraqi Kurdistan itself, the economic situation is dire;
Dire warnings from Pentagon over potential defense cuts.
The family settled in Haifa, where they lived in dire poverty.
Despite these dire predictions, Straton continued to deepen his knowledge.
The health of Viennese children in particular was dire.
She asked, warning of dire consequences for the passport-free Schengen area.
In the developing countries the drop in price leads to dire poverty.
But, even in that dire scenario, gold might be a poor investment.
The choice is yours, but the consequences are dire. Dragonborn.
The bill will have dire political consequences, said Anuthee Dejthevaporn.
But they don't question long hours and dire working conditions.
Do not defeat the qualified help, otherwise the consequences could be dire.
Given these dire statistics, does Bishop Doeme think peace is possible?
Failure orhalf-measures in this kind of work can have very dire consequences.
Tens of thousands have been detained in dire conditions, many dying in prison.
Depending on what circles a user is involved in, mistakes can have dire consequences.