Usage examples of "verwandt sein" in German with translation to English

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Er ist verwandt mit ihr durch Heirat. He is related to her by marriage.
Es könnte sein, dass Jane jetzt nicht zuhause ist. Jane may not be at home now.
Der Grund, den beide Brüder dafür angaben, Junggesellen geblieben zu sein, war, dass sie nicht sowohl Flugzeuge als auch eine Frau unterhalten könnten. The reason both brothers gave for remaining bachelors was that they couldn't support both airplanes and a wife.
Er ist nicht mit mir verwandt. He is no relation to me.
Er verriet sein Land. He betrayed his country.
Kaninchen sind mit Bibern und Eichhörnchen verwandt. Rabbits are related to beavers and squirrels.
Er wird gleich zurück sein. He will be back in a second.
Philip und Tom sind miteinander verwandt. Philip and Tom are related to each other.
Er hat sein Zimmer aufgeräumt. He put his room in order.
Einer meiner Freunde ist entfernt mit Emily Dickinson verwandt. A friend of mine is distantly related to Emily Dickinson.
Der Zeuge schien nicht nervös zu sein, als er vor Gericht eine Aussage machte. The witness did not seem nervous when he spoke at the trial.
Ein Freund von mir ist entfernt mit Emily Dickinson verwandt. A friend of mine is distantly related to Emily Dickinson.
Er pflegte ein ruhiger Mann zu sein. He used to be a quiet man.
Kuniko ist mit Herrn Nagai verwandt. Kuniko is related to Mr Nagai.
Ihre Geschichte kann nicht wahr sein. Her story can't be true.
Er wurde verwandt mit ihr durch Heirat. He got related with her through marriage.
Du musst dafür nicht vielsprachig sein. It doesn't require you to be a polyglot.
Sie ist entfernt mit ihm verwandt. She is distantly related to him.
Gegen 147 v. Chr. begehrte sein Volk gegen Rom auf. Around the year 174 AD, his people revolted against Rome.
Niederländisch ist eng verwandt mit Deutsch. Dutch is closely related to German.
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