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unconstitutional) wet t-shirt competition {n} (event) SEE: wet t-shirt contest :: 5000 WORDS PHRASES Sie ist nur eine Vertretungslehrerin. She is just a substitute teacher . Sie ist nur eine Vertretungslehrerin 0 Eine Verfassung ist das Grundgesetz eines Staates. A constitution is the basic law of a state . Eine Verfassung ist das Grundgesetz eines Staates 0 Die Menschen appellieren an die Regierung, Reformen einzuleiten. People are appealing to the government to institute reforms . Die Menschen appellieren an die Regierung , Reformen einzuleiten 0 Die Verfassung ist heilig. The constitution is sacred . Die Verfassung ist heilig 0 Tokio ist Breitengrad ist 32 Grad nördlich. Tokyo is latitude is 32 degrees north . Tokio ist Breitengrad ist 32 Grad nördlich 0 Der Längen- und Breitengrad ist auf der Karte markiert. The latitude and longitude are marked on the map . Der Längen- und Breitengrad ist auf der Karte markiert 0 Seine Arbeitseinstellung ist locker. His work attitude is slack . Seine Arbeitseinstellung ist locker 0 He didn't do a stitch of work . Er hat keinen einzigen Arbeitsschritt gemacht. I don't have a problem with his attitude . Ich habe kein Problem mit seiner Einstellung. Have you ever read the constitution of japan ? Haben Sie jemals die Verfassung Japans gelesen? What do you think of his attitude ? Was halten Sie von seiner Einstellung? I have a good appetite this morning . Ich habe heute Morgen einen guten Appetit. What is the title of the book ? Was ist der Titel des Buches ? Tom had no appetite because of his illness . Tom hatte wegen seiner Krankheit keinen Appetit. Everyone is entitled to his own opinion . Jeder hat das Recht auf seine eigene Meinung. I have a good appetite today . Ich habe heute guten Appetit. I have a poor appetite . Ich habe einen schlechten Appetit. Er hat keinen einzigen Arbeitsschritt gemacht. Ich habe kein Problem mit seiner Einstellung. He didn't do a stitch of work . I don't have a problem with his attitude .
