Examples of using Get entangled in English and their translations into German
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Hedgehogs can get entangled in coarse-meshed wire;
We need to be very aware of the pull of duality and not let ourselves get entangled in it.
Gradually they get entangled in contradictions to such an extent that by the end of May the truth comes to the fore.
The more you try to liberate yourself from it, the more you get entangled.« Siegfried A.
Often, business people get entangled in issues that are too complex, too time-consuming, or fraught with legal risks and liabilities.
It's estimated that up to 300,000 small whales, dolphins,and porpoises get entangled and killed by discarded fishing nets each year.
He shouldn't engage in lying, shouldn't create a sense of allure in form, should fully fathom conceit, and live refraining from impulsiveness; shouldn't delight in what's old, prefer what's new,[5]grieve over decline, get entangled in what's dazzling& bright.
When laying the power cord, make sure that nobody can get entangled or stumble over it so that accidentally pulling the grill down can be avoided.
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When laying the power cord, make sure that no one can get entangled or stumble over it in order to avoid that the appliance is pulled down accidentally.
The project- supervised by curator Matthias Kampmann, who has many years of experience in the field of net art-is currently featuring Lynn Hershman Leeson's"Weibel-/Manning-Bot," through which virtual visitors get entangled with the museum director via a question-and-answer machine.
We got entangled in his vows.
Not getting entangled, being unburdensome, learning to be content.
During the Cold War, even someone as innocent as the Sandman got entangled in politics.
The net got entangled in the propeller.
Then they both bowed low, and their curls got entangled together.
Can be used next to rubber dam without getting entangled.
Hair gets entangled with the rug, and it becomes hard to tell which is the rug and which is the dog.
Only they got entangled for the most part in un-essential psychological investigations, and there is an analogous danger for my method.
Although mainstreaming is beginning, the textile and its studies still gets entangled in certain features attributed to them, such as anonymity, femininity, materiality, and craft.
He got entangled in political rivalries of two Florentine families fighting for power.
This is calledknowing letting go of knowing without going and getting entangled.
Licence fees are a commonway to use a third party's patents without getting entangled in lengthy, expensive and open-ended procedures.
Unfortunately, our 1 car wasprevented from fighting for victory all the way to the end because it got entangled in an accident through no fault of its own.
A light pulse, which is reflected off the resonator, gets entangled with the atom and may fly freely as a superimposed cat state right.
Hungry and emotionally withdrawn, the group of young men got entangled in a partisan war that could not be won, lost in the landscape of the South Carpathians, accompanied by a vigilant secret police, the Securitate.
One day the Lion got entangled in a net which had been spread for game by some hunters, and the Mouse heard and recognized his roars of anger and ran to the spot.
This show shouldn't have left anybody unsatisfied,except for Karl Willets maybe, who got entangled in his micro cable and promptly came a cropper….
Abraham's nephew Lot who emigrated with him from Ur andchose the better land in the valley of the Jordan got entangled in perverse worldly lust affairs of the city of Sodom.
There is a Tamil cook in Switzerland and a young mortician out in the provinces of northern Germany.There's a Dutch anti-hero who gets entangled in a conspiracy, a woman who suspects her husband, a man who can't trust his memories, and another person who finds his great love.
