Sentence examples of "existiert" in German with translation "exist"

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Einige sagen, er hätte niemals existiert. Some say he never existed.
Dieses Wort existiert im Französischen nicht. This word doesn't exist in French.
Die Leute glauben, dass Gott existiert. People believe that god exists.
Beachtet, dass das Maximum nicht immer existiert. Note that the maximum doesn't always exist.
Beachte, dass das Maximum nicht immer existiert. Note that the maximum doesn't always exist.
Inspiration existiert, aber sie muss dich arbeitend vorfinden. Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working.
Dieser Satz existiert noch nicht auf tatoeba.org. This sentence doesn't exist yet on tatoeba.org.
Beachten Sie, dass das Maximum nicht immer existiert. Note that the maximum doesn't always exist.
Der Satz, den Sie gerade lesen, existiert nicht. The sentence you're reading doesn't exist.
Seit ich weiß, dass die Universität existiert, will ich hingehen. From the moment that I knew that the university existed, I've wanted to go there.
Es ist sehr interessant, dass im Chinesischen die grammatikalische Zeit nicht existiert. It's very interesting that in Chinese the concept of tense does not exist.
Argleton ist eine Stadt in West-Lancashire, England, die nur auf Google maps existiert. Argleton is a town in West Lancashire, England which exists only on Google maps.
Das Verb "to downdate" existiert nicht im englischen Wortschatz, aber lass es uns einfach trotzdem prägen. The verb "to downdate" does not exist in the English lexicon, but let's go ahead and coin it anyway.
Das existiert, aber da es ein Tabu ist und man daher nicht darüber redet, braucht man keine Wörter dafür. It exists, but seeing as it is taboo and that nobody talks about it, there's no need to have words for it.
Kolumbus’ „Gesetz der Entdeckung“ besagt: Wenn du etwas noch vor Christoph Kolumbus entdecktest, dann existiert das, was du entdecktest, nicht. Columbus's Law of Discovery states: If you discovered something BEFORE Christopher Columbus, then what you discovered does not exist.
Niemand kann ohne Essen existieren. Nobody can exist without food.
Ohne Wasser können wir nicht existieren. Without water, we cannot exist.
Ohne Wasser kann Leben nicht existieren. Life cannot exist without water.
Wir können ohne Wasser nicht existieren. We cannot exist without water.
Das Heilige Römische Reich existierte bis 1806. The Holy Roman Empire ceased to exist in 1806.
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