Examples of using Marce 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
Hi, Marce.
Don't worry, Marce.
Marce, you know what?
I get it, Marce.
Marce, you're still homesick?
What happened, Marce?
I'm sorry, Marce, but we gotta go.
I will get you today's load, Marce.
Hey, Marce, got you a T-shirt.
We're having some fun now, huh, Marce?
Marce, listen, I have only got a pack of gum.
Come and tell me what it's like, Marce.
I don't know, Marce, uh... kind of tired, you know?
Rental cottage or bed& breakfast in Marce?
I'm glad you're here, Marce, I have to talk to you.
We would all feel helpless in your bedroom, Marce.
Guests at Complejo Marce are provided free on-site private parking.
You know, I really envy your relationship with Marce.
You know, Marce, the love of a nice automobile is not just a guy thing.
Located in Mar de Ostende city centre, 100 metres from the beach, Complejo Marce offers self-catering accommodation with TVs.
I know she did, Marce, but sometimes we have gotta put the dead behind us.
It became as undisputed symbol of Venice, transfigured through the icon of lion winged. Armed sword andfitted with book recites the Latin phrase"Pax tibi Marce Evangelist meus"Peace be with you or my Mark Evangelist.
Nice try, Marce, but now the right one lifts, and the left one cradles.
It is represented with a book under the right front paw,on which there is written:"Pax tibi Marce, evangelista meus"(Peace to you, Mark, my evangelist), referring to the ancient Scriptures of the Gospel.
Pax tibi Marce, evangelista meus, hic requiescat corpus tuum”-“Peace to you Mark, my Evangelist, here may your body rest”.
The Latin inscription pax tibi marce evangelista meus means peace be with thee, Mark my evangelist.
Let's face it, Marce there can't be enough milk in there for a cup of coffee.
I would love to stand here and chat with you, Marce but I would think standing this close to the fryer section would make you a little nervous.
When our lovely tour guide, Marce, would inform us of something in English, it was repeated in two other languages: Spanish and French.