Usage examples of "separate bar-code type" in English with translation to German

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The bar was so smoky that my eyes started to sting. Die Kneipe war so verraucht, dass meine Augen zu brennen begannen.
All employees had to memorize the access code. Alle Angestellten mussten sich den Zugangscode merken.
We must separate politics from religion. Wir müssen Politik und Religion trennen.
I can type 50 words a minute. Ich kann 50 Wörter pro Minute tippen.
It's not exactly a hot spot, it's more of a dive bar. Es ist nicht gerade ein Szenelokal, eher eine Spelunke.
Section 214, in my opinion one of the stranger provisions of the Land of Schleswig-Holstein's General Administrative Code, seems to imply that somebody who kidnaps a person from another one, must deliver the latter a receipt, to that effect. Paragraph 214, meiner Meinung nach eine der seltsameren Vorschriften des Allgemeinen Verwaltungsgesetzes des Landes Schleswig-Holstein, scheint zu besagen, dass jemand, der einem anderen eine Person wegnimmt, diesem darüber eine Quittung auszustellen hat.
Farmers separate good apples from bad ones. Bauern trennen gute Äpfel von schlechten.
They started to sell a new type of car in Tokyo. Sie begannen einen neuen Autotyp in Tokio zu verkaufen.
In Scotland you can get a deep-fried Mars bar in a chippy. In Schottland kann man in einer Pommesbude frittierte Mars-Riegel kaufen.
"I believe that the code for Lebanon is 961," the shopkeeper said. "Ich glaube, der Ländercode für den Libanon ist 961", sagte die Ladenbesitzerin.
You can't separate language from culture. Man kann Sprache und Kultur nicht trennen.
He is my type! Er ist mein Typ!
Mr. Nakamura went bar hopping in Tokyo. Herr Nakamura ging in Tōkyō auf eine Kneipentour.
The country code for calling Italy is 39. Die internationale Telefonvorwahl für Italien ist 39.
As more time passed, these Creoles became separate languages: Spanish, French, Italian, etc. Im Laufe der Zeit wurden aus diesen Dialekten eigenständige Sprachen, nämlich Spanisch, Französisch, Italienisch usw.
This is not my type. Er ist nicht mein Typ.
The drunken sailors wrecked havoc inside the bar. Die betrunkenen Matrosen verwüsteten die Kneipe.
Section 214b, in my opinion one of the stranger provisions of the Land of Schleswig-Holstein's General Administrative Code, seems to imply that somebody who sees a pink elephant must give it a receipt. Paragraph 214b, meiner Meinung nach eine der seltsameren Vorschriften des Allgemeinen Verwaltungsgesetzes des Landes Schleswig-Holstein, scheint zu besagen, dass jemand, der einen rosa Elefanten sieht, ihm eine Quittung ausstellen muss.
No one can separate them. Niemand kann sie trennen.
I used to type my letters, but now I use a word processor. Früher habe ich meine Briefe mit der Schreibmaschine getippt; jetzt benutze ich eine Textverarbeitung dafür.
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