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lie
/laɪ̯/ noun · plural: lies A1 (estimated)
2. intentionally false statement
| German | die Lüge |
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| French | le mensonge, démenti, le mytho |
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| Portuguese | a mentira, a cascata, a balela |
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| Czech | lež |
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| Italian | la bugia, la menzogna, la frottola |
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| Spanish | la mentira, el embuste, chaira |
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| Dutch | de leugen, de onwaarheid |
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| Swedish | en lögn, ett påhitt |
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| Latin | mendacium |
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3. position of fetus
| German | Kindslage |
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| Dutch | de ligging |
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4. lie, fabrication
| Italian | l'invenzione |
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| Latin | mendacium, commentum, confictio |
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to lie
/laɪ̯/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. be in horizontal position
2. be situated
| German | liegen |
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| French | se trouver |
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| Portuguese | jazer, ficar, localizar |
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| Czech | ležet, nacházet se |
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| Italian | risiedere, trovarsi |
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| Spanish | yacer, radicar, entibar |
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| Dutch | liggen |
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| Swedish | ligga |
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3. tell an intentional untruth
4. to have, to take, to stand, to lie
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