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_bBEP 1996
100 _aBeaton, K. B.
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245 2 _aA practical dictionary of German usage /
_cK.B. Beaton.
260 _aOxford :;New York :
_bClarendon Press ;;Oxford University Press,
_c1996
300 _axvii, 921 p.
_c24 cm.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [809]-810) and indexes.
520 _a One of the most difficult tasks confronting the English speaker learning German is that of finding exactly the right German word to translate an English word in a particular context. Many common English words have several, sometimes a bewildering number of German equivalents. Thus it is all too easy to find yourself saying the equivalent of Have you extinguished the rubbish? instead of Have you put out the rubbish?
650 _aGerman language.;German language.;German language.;English language.
_xUsage.;Dictionaries.;Idioms.;Dictionaries.;Dictionaries.;English.;Dictionaries.;German.
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