Usage examples of "commence" in French with translation to German

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L'école commence lundi prochain. Die Schule beginnt nächsten Montag
Le virus commence à muter. Der Virus fängt an zu mutieren.
Qui commence plusieurs choses, en achève peu Wer viel anfängt, endet wenig
Le cours commence en avril. Der Unterricht beginnt im April.
La pomme commence à pourrir. Der Apfel fängt an zu gammeln.
Qui commence et ne parfait, sa peine perd Wer anfängt und nicht endet, verliert seine Mühe
L'école commence au printemps. Die Schule beginnt im Frühling.
Ça commence à se refroidir. Es fängt an abzukühlen.
Quand je commence à faire la cuisine, il se barre toujours. Wenn ich anfange, zu kochen, verduftet er immer.
Maintenant commence le sprint final. Jetzt beginnt der Endspurt.
Qui bien commence, bien avance Wohl angefangen ist halb getan
Quand je commence à faire la cuisine, il se carapate toujours. Wenn ich anfange, zu kochen, verduftet er immer.
L'école commence le 10 avril. Die Schule beginnt am zehnten April.
La viande commence à se gâter. Das Fleisch fängt an schlecht zu werden.
Quand je commence à faire la cuisine, il se détale toujours. Wenn ich anfange, zu kochen, verduftet er immer.
L'opéra commence à sept heures. Die Oper beginnt um sieben Uhr.
N'a pas fait qui commence Angefangen ist noch nicht getan
Quand je commence à faire la cuisine, il se tire toujours. Wenn ich anfange, zu kochen, verduftet er immer.
Mon travail commence dans trois mois. Meine Arbeit beginnt in drei Monaten.
Mal commence qui bien n'achève Es liegt nicht am wohl Anfangen, sondern am wohl Enden
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