Examples of using Obsessing 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
You're obsessing.
Obsessing is awful.
And you're obsessing.
Mom, you're obsessing over the tiniest little thing.
Sam, Sam, you're obsessing.
Leonard obsessing about Penny.
And he's kind of obsessing.
I'm not obsessing, Henry.
She's dead and you're still obsessing.
Why are you obsessing on this funeral thing?
The one you have been obsessing over.
If you're not obsessing, you must have already figured it out.
That was... you... obsessing.
She's obsessing that one of her bitchy friends is her monitor.
What fashion item are you obsessing about right now?
That's a good thing if it means you stop obsessing.
You thought I was obsessing on Helen, right?
Started thinking about what you said, about me obsessing.
Shouldn't you be obsessing over who did this to you?
And we wouldn't be spending our entire night obsessing about them.
You're obsessing over the death of someone whose flaw is he was fathered by another guy.
You got a problem with someone obsessing on you, Charlie?
Obsessing over fame, personal gain and sentimentality” are all like floating smoke and passing clouds.
Mark's string turned red; he would make his Pact a week after obsessing over the book.
You have spent an hour obsessing over your ex-boyfriend, even though he's an ex-con who very possibly strangled your neighbour.
What if she falls in love with some Shadowhunter, and you spend eternity obsessing over how stupid you were?
Corporations obsessing over fans, influencers and brand ambassadors on social media are likely improving their marketing content and branding, but not their customer service.
And you are obviously trying to avoid talking about Kutner,which is odd because you spent a whole week obsessing about why.
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However, after some time, their sharpnesspasses, a person begins to behave quite freely, not much obsessing how his partner perceives it.