Mark Haddon, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the
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Mark Haddon, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the
Mark Haddon, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the NightTime Chapters 157 - 163 patient to upset sb examples or paraphrases able to wait, or to continue doing something despite difficulties to make someone worried, unhappy or angry German geduldig jem. Sorgen machen; beschäftigen; ärgern to be at the end of one's tether having no strength or patience left mit der Geduld am Ende sein (I) can't take it anymore can't stand sth anymore es nicht mehr aushalten a chopping board to have plaster put on (a broken leg) to keep one's temper invisible chartered surveyor stern to be off sick with the flu a molar to put sb to sleep Chopping boards are used for chopping onions and vegetables. to have (a broken leg) put into plaster to succeed in staying calm and not becoming angry of sth that cannot be seen officially accepted by the government Surveyors look at houses and work out how much they are worth. severe, or showing disapproval to have flu and not be at work or school one of the large teeth at the back of the mouth Before big operation you are put to sleep. Hackbrett einen Gips kriegen Geduld bewahren unsichtbar amtlich zugelassen hier: Gutachter von Häusern streng mit Grippe zuhause sein Backenzahn; Molar jem. einschläfern a painkiller Aspirin is a traditional painkiller. Schmerzmittel. giddy dizzy schwindelig to be sick to vomit; to throw up sich erbrechen sick (n.) to run (sb/oneself) a bath gentle a clamp stitches There was sick on the ground, so someone may have been drunk. When I feel cold, I run myself a hot bath. He touched her gently to wake her up. a metal device which is used to hold two things together tightly special thread used to join the edges of a deep cut in the flesh Erbrochenes jem./sich ein Bad machen sanft Klammer; Klemmbefestigung Naht (bei Wunden)