German · Deutsch
überlegen
/ˌʔyːbɐˈleːɡŋ̩/ adjective A2
1. superior, predominant
| English | superior, predominant |
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| French | supérieur |
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| Portuguese | superior |
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| Italian | superiore, sovraordinato |
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| Spanish | superior |
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| Swedish | överlägsen |
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2. superior, senior
| English | superior, senior |
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| French | le supérieur |
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| Portuguese | o superior, o sênior, o sénior |
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| Czech | nadřízený |
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| Italian | il superiore |
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| Spanish | el señor, el superior, el sénior |
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| Dutch | de overste |
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| Swedish | överordnad |
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überlegen
/ˌʔyːbɐˈleːɡŋ̩/ verb A2
2. to consider, to ponder, to contemplate, to reason
| English | to consider, to ponder, to reason |
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| French | réfléchir, cogiter, gamberger |
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| Portuguese | pensar, considerar, contemplar |
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| Czech | přemýšlet, myslet, myslit |
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| Italian | riflettere, cogitare |
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| Spanish | pensar, considerar, contemplar |
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| Dutch | nadenken, overdenken |
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| Swedish | fundera, betänka, grubbla |
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| Latin | aspicio, pendo, meditor |
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3. to ponder, to go over in one's head
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