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Abschreibungen
Kapuzineraffe
ˈcapu·chin mon·key ISIM ZOOLOJI
Kapuzineraffe dişil <-n, -n>
Capu·chin [ˈkæpjʊtʃɪn] ISIM DIN
capu·chin [ˈkæpjʊtʃɪn] ISIM ZOOLOJI
Kapuzineraffe dişil <-n, -n>
I. mon·key [ˈmʌŋki] ISIM
1. monkey (animal):
2. monkey konuşma diline özgü (mischievous child):
Schlingel eril <-s, ->
Racker eril <-s, ->
Fratz eril <-es, -e> Gün. Alm. o A
3. monkey MIMARI, TEKNIK (device):
Rammbär eril meslek dili
Ramme dişil <-, -n>
4. monkey Brit dated argo (£500):
500 Pfund
ifade tarzları:
I don't give a monkey's [what] ... Brit argo
es interessiert mich einen Dreck [was] ... konuşma diline özgü
an der Nadel hängen konuşma diline özgü
eine Manie haben konuşma diline özgü
I'll be a monkey's uncle dated argo
mich laust der Affe konuşma diline özgü
II. mon·key [ˈmʌŋki] FIIL geçişli fiil Amerİng
to monkey sb/sth
jdn/etw nachäffen
III. mon·key [ˈmʌŋki] FIIL geçişsiz fiil konuşma diline özgü
1. monkey (waste time):
sich -i hali mit jdm aufhalten
2. monkey küçümseyici (play):
mit etw -e hali herumspielen küçümseyici [o. herumfummeln] konuşma diline özgü
mit jdm herummachen konuşma diline özgü
monkey, ape ISIM
Present
Imonkey
youmonkey
he/she/itmonkeys
wemonkey
youmonkey
theymonkey
Past
Imonkeyed
youmonkeyed
he/she/itmonkeyed
wemonkeyed
youmonkeyed
theymonkeyed
Present Perfect
Ihavemonkeyed
youhavemonkeyed
he/she/ithasmonkeyed
wehavemonkeyed
youhavemonkeyed
theyhavemonkeyed
Past Perfect
Ihadmonkeyed
youhadmonkeyed
he/she/ithadmonkeyed
wehadmonkeyed
youhadmonkeyed
theyhadmonkeyed
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At times, he was discouraged by the ridicule of his Capuchin brothers.
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The college served to educate young men, some of whom the founders hoped would be drawn to join the new Capuchin foundation.
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An entrance was also built under the belfry that led to the monastery of Capuchin friars.
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He established a foundling home and a Capuchin convent.
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Some of the building material was reused by Capuchin monks who were granted permission to use the stone for maintaining their monasteries.
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