LEOs Zusatzinformationen: He went on eating, leafing through the book at the same time. - Er aß weiter und blätterte dabei in dem Buch.

He went on eating, leafing through the book at the same time.

Definition (American English) He, go, on, eat, leafing, through, book, at, same, time
Thesaurus, synonyms, antonyms He, go, on, eat, leafing, through, book, at, same, time
Etymology go, on, eat, through, book, at, same, time

Er aß weiter und blätterte dabei in dem Buch.

Definition: weiteressen, essen, weiter, und, blättern, dabei, in, Buch

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