tappen - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ German Dictionary

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Verbs
				`to pad \| padded, padded \|`			`tappen \| tappte, getappt \|`
				`to grope \| groped, groped \|`			`tappen \| tappte, getappt \|`
				`to blunder into a trap \| blundered, blundered \|`			`in eine Falle tappen \| tappte, getappt \|`

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				`to fall into the subscription trap`			`in die Abofalle tappen`

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append, happen, tapped, tapper, tappet	Etappe, Happen, Kappen, kappen, Lappen, Rappen, Tampen, tapsen, Tippen, tippen, Toppen, Trappe, Wappen, Zappen, zappen

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Adjektive und adjektivische Partizipien als Nomen Es wurde Süßes und Salziges serviert.
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Im Dunkeln tappen	Last post 27 Mar 06, 17:50
Das ist ein sehr spezielles Gebiet. Als Nicht-Spezialist tappe ich da völlig im Dunkeln. Daz…		3 Replies
grope in the dark - im Dunkeln tappen	Last post 25 Feb 07, 17:05
grope in the dark: http://www.bartleby.com/110/442.html : "BE BLIND &c. adj.; not see; lose …		0 Replies
to fall into the subscription trap - in die Abofalle treten	Last post 04 Dec 18, 11:48
Don't fall into the subscription trap. Have you ever been locked into a subscription for an …		4 Replies
stab in the dark	Last post 30 Aug 08, 22:32
They don't really have any idea whether it will work. It's just a stab in the dark. Sorry, n		47 Replies
whisper (of feet)	Last post 18 Feb 08, 17:29
She heard the whisper of feet on the floor. Hier ist nicht "Scharren" gemeint, sondern das …		7 Replies
Stürzen ins Bodenlose	Last post 22 Jan 08, 17:40
Fallen kann das “auf den Boden Kommen³, hinfallen sein. Der Begriff meint die Täuschungen, d		4 Replies
Im Dunkeln stochern - to poke in the dark	Last post 02 Jul 07, 14:13
The german expression "Im Dunkeln stochern" basically means if you have a problem with somet…		12 Replies

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SUCHWORT - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ German Dictionary

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Verbs
				`to pad \| padded, padded \|`			`tappen \| tappte, getappt \|`
				`to grope \| groped, groped \|`			`tappen \| tappte, getappt \|`
				`to blunder into a trap \| blundered, blundered \|`			`in eine Falle tappen \| tappte, getappt \|`

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