Examples of using Tend 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
Um, tend your own garden.
Wherever's there's life, I tend.
You tend to live in memories.
Therefore, people building passive-solar houses also tend to use wood.
I tend to every tree and their leaves.
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These kinds of keywords tend to have a huge search volume.
I tend more to the devoted part.
Application Databases Modern applications tend to manage their data in databases.
I tend to write lyrics as I go.
Who's gonna tend to my African sunflower?
Tend to your estates, your investments!
Family dynamics of the past tend to be magnified in such stressful circumstances.
Tend to your heart like a Garden of Eden.
Yeah, I tend to miss my moments.
Tend to speak quickly and in a high pitch.
Your feet tend to widen during the day.
Tend to raise the point where the powerband begins.
But then, legends tend to exaggerate everything, even courage.
I tend to play by my own rules.
Depression and anxiety tend to affect refugees and migrants more than host populations.
We tend to see only the negative things and forget the good things.
For our meetings you tend to us lovingly with your famous and delicious sandwiches.
Tend to use methods that make people slightly mindful of horror movies.
Stepper motors tend to be highly deterministic- command a step, get a step.
You tend to like to arbitrate others' lives.
Newlywed couples tend to choose the presidential suite, which has a whirlpool.
If I tend to him at home, will you pay me? Come?
Persistent night sweats tend to decrease quality of life through interference with sleep.
Yet you tend your beard as another might a rose bush.
Our minds tend to keep us in loops of negativity or incorrect thoughts.