Examples of using Same word 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
Mapped onto the same word.
Same word- different meaning.
And don't use the same word every single time.
The same word can have a dozen different meanings.
One baptism and the same Word of God unite us.
Successive sentences beginning with the same word.
And that same word even now cries out on us.
How do you begin and end a question with the same word like that?
Also by the same word at Ps 49: 1 see the whole Psalm.
Besieged as well as possessed is rendered by the same word in Latin.
Same word, different amount of remembering; that's weird.
He takes hold of that same word, and brings it over to all saints;
You know, in Korea, the word for'problem', same word,'opportunity.
In German, however, the same word can also refer to a bench that you sit on in a park.
One may repeat for explanation, but one should not repeat the same word with different meanings.
But maybe the same word could be used to end all discussions, especially on facebook.
Some of them using, alas, the very same word as in our case: memory.
The same word'sword' in Zec 11:17 seems, from the symptoms described, to refer to a wasting paralysis.
In 1The 4,17 we find indeed the very same word,"caught up" or"translated";
Now try and find the same word Lime in this below table which is sorted like the Windows 8 Start Screen.
Melqart and Heracles allegedly correspond to the same word if twisting the order of characters.
Thus the same word can produce two kinds of results, and woe unto him when it did not truthfully vibrate in complete purity!
Jesus made sure that the people understood, so he used the same word we would use at a funeral.
That same word is used in Genesis 1:2 in the Greek version of the Old Testament in connection with the creation of the earth.
Then indeed the Vibration of that same word would offer out a very much lower vibrational tone.
Although simple, sometimes students are confused about using the same word for two very different uses.
The woman on the boat repeats the same word over and over again, like a broken record with a scratch on it, her tone getting whinier by the second.
In addition to these aspects, traditional characters have many variations, and the same word can be written with different radicals without changing emphasis or meaning.
Incidentally, the same word is used to describe certain insects that colonise animal cadavers and can therefore be useful for finding out information in autopsies.
The reason we don't overdo it with the same word in card titles is because they serve as an important tool to help players communicate.