Usage examples of "mosca muerta" in Spanish with translation to German

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Un hombre es más fuerte que el hierro y más débil que una mosca. Ein Mensch ist stärker als Eisen und schwächer als eine Fliege.
¿Cuánto tiempo puede vivir una lengua muerta? Wie lange kann eine tote Sprache leben?
Ella no puede lastimar ni a una mosca. Sie kann keiner Fliege was zu Leide tun.
¿Está muerta la serpiente, o está viva? Ist die Schlange tot oder lebendig?
¡Desearía estar muerta! Ich wünschte, ich wäre tot!
Es cierto que está muerta. Es stimmt, dass sie tot ist.
El niño trató de arrancar la rama muerta con un serrucho. Der Junge versuchte den toten Ast abzusägen.
El latín es una lengua muerta. Latein ist eine tote Sprache.
A un hombre cuya mujer está muerta, se llama un viudo. Einen Mann, dessen Ehefrau gestorben ist, nennt man Witwer.
Veo gente muerta. Ich sehe tote Menschen.
Es verdad que está muerta. Es stimmt, dass sie tot ist.
No podía aceptar que mi esposa realmente estuviera muerta. Ich konnte mich nicht damit abfinden, dass meine Frau tatsächlich tot war.
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