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to spend time on sth.

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Definition (American English) spend, time, on
Thesaurus, synonyms, antonyms spend, time, on
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sich etw. widmen

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sich, widmen

Englische Verben ohne Reflexivpronomen – Reflexivpronomen im Akkusativ im Deutschen

English grammar

Eine Reihe gängiger englischer Verben führt – im Gegensatz zu ihren deutschen Entsprechungen – kein Reflexivpronomen mit sich.

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to spend time on doing sth./ to spend time doing sth.	Last post 24 Nov 08, 08:10
Wunderschönen kalten Morgen zu wünschen! Bräuchte da kurz mal Hilfe, bitte. Bin mir nicht …		3 Replies
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Students nowadays spend a lot of their free time in/with/in front of television or computer,…		5 Replies
spend on	Last post 12 Dec 11, 19:28
I want to spend this lesson talking about immigration in the US. I want to spend this lesson…		6 Replies
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Spend more time serving than writing checks. It's about the recent disasters in Japan and el		3 Replies
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The survey results can tell the seminar facilitator which resources to spend the most time o…		3 Replies
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This program gives families the opportunity to spend quality time together. Dieses Programm…		5 Replies
to spend his time	Last post 24 Sep 07, 15:53
hallo, kann man sagen He spent his last years with writing. danke		3 Replies
spend time with so.	Last post 21 Aug 19, 11:57
I would love to spend some time with you. Gibt es hier eine elegantere Übersetzung als "Ze…		15 Replies
to spend on	Last post 06 Aug 20, 14:25
Ich habe eine Mail von einem lieben Freund aus England (native speaker, lebt im Südosten, ge…		2 Replies
spend money for und spend money on	Last post 16 May 10, 04:37
Hallo, gibt es da eigentlich einen Unterschied ? Man kann ja glaub ich beides sagen..		1 Replies
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LEOs Zusatzinformationen: to spend time on sth. - sich etw. widmen

to spend time on sth.

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sich etw. widmen

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Englische Verben ohne Reflexivpronomen – Reflexivpronomen im Akkusativ im Deutschen

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