Usage examples of "home page" in English with translation to German

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I'm sorry, but he isn't home. Es tut mir leid, aber er ist nicht zu Hause.
Please copy this page. Bitte kopieren Sie diese Seite.
What time do you go home? Wann gehst du nach Hause?
Date of last revision of this page: 2010-11-03 Datum, an dem diese Seite zuletzt aktualisiert wurde: 03.11.2010
Kate's father walks home from the station. Kates Vater läuft von der Bushaltestelle nach Hause.
He left the last page blank. Er hat die letzte Seite frei gelassen.
He was too drunk to drive home. Er war zu betrunken um heimfahren zu können.
Please read page ninety-four. Bitte lesen Sie Seite vierundneunzig.
Did you drive her home last night? Hast du sie gestern Abend nach Hause gefahren?
Look at the map on page 25. Schauen Sie sich die Karte auf Seite 25 an.
How high should a home fence be? Wie hoch sollte ein Zaun zu Hause sein?
Let's begin on page 30. Lasst uns auf Seite 30 anfangen.
Tom doesn't want to go home. Tom will nicht nach Hause gehen.
Footnotes are notes at the foot of a page. Fußnoten sind Bemerkungen, die an der Seite unten stehen.
They could not find work at home. Sie konnten zu Hause keine Arbeit finden.
There is a page missing. Es fehlt eine Seite.
I have two parakeets at home. Ich habe zu Hause zwei Sittiche.
Look at the next page. Schau auf die nächste Seite.
I was just going to leave home. Er wollte gerade das Haus verlassen.
Read the note at the bottom of the page. Lesen Sie die Notiz am Ende der Seite.
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