Examples of using Wise in English and their translations into German
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Wise little guy.
Make good and wise use of it!
Wise planning for a secure future.
Perhaps you're wise not to speak.
But the wise took oil in their vessels with the lamps.
People also translate
SARAH: It wasn't a wise decision.
And the wise shrug their shoulders.
That is the only way to get people to make wise decisions in the long term.
If he's wise, far, far away from here.
For it is written, He taketh the wise in their own craftiness.
It would be wise to choose a star of lesser magnitude.
Mr President,Mrs Herczog's report contains a whole list of very wise observations.
You're such a wise and obedient child.
The wise, however, took oil in jars along with their lamps.
Conservation and wise use of wetlands.
But the wise took oil in their vessels with their lights.
Apropos of nothing: It is wise always to use DINTs.
Wise intercourse, deep relationships, careful planning and an open ear.
You don't think it's wise to antagonise him any further?
Her wise ladies answered her, yea, she returned answer to herself.
The word for healer and wise man, throughout the universe.
Her wise ladies answered her, yea, she returned answer to herself.
Modern calf rearing: Wise planning ensures future security- AGRAVIS.
Economic wise alternative to slitting services outsourcing or slit-tape prepreg spools buying.
Great men are not always wise: neither do the aged understand judgment.
These are wise proposals that will allow the directive to be implemented better.
Through your wise actions you can prevail everywhere.
Some of the principal poets before Alfonso the Wise who dedicated their poetic inspiration to extolling the glories of the Virgin Mary include Magnus Felix Ennodius(† 521), Venantius Fortunatus(before 610), the Venerable Bede(† 735), Paulus Diaconus(† 799), Paulinus Patriarch of Aquileia(† 802), Walahfrid Strabo(† 849), Bishop Fulbert of Chartres(† 1028), Hermannus Contractus(† 1081), St Anselm of Canterbury(† 1109), Peter Abelard(† 1142), St Hildegard of Bingen(† 1171), John of Garland(† after 1252), Adam of Baseia(† 1286), etc..
However, it might be wise to choose a more secure and traceable method.
Environment-friendly: wise management of natural resources intelligent power grids and waste management….