Use as an excuse, set in - Vorgeben (The 2227th Most Common German Word)

The German word for Use as an excuse, set in is Vorgeben. It is classified as a B1 word, and is the 2227th most commonly used word in German. It can be used as verb. You can listen to their pronunciations by clicking on the speaker icon, and you can also see example sentences for context below. Download our app for offline access to this and the other 3000 most common German words with over 60000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types.

Pronunciation

en English: use as an excuse, set in

de German: vorgeben

Examples

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In addition, motor speeds can be set via a programming interface. Zudem lassen sich Motordrehzahlen über eine Programmierschnittstelle vorgeben.
Complexity, content and time periods of scans can be set individually. Scanumfang, -inhalt und -dauer lassen sich individuell vorgeben.
For individual parameters, calculation values can be specified or bandwidths used. Für Einzelparameter lassen sich Rechenwerte vorgeben oder Bandbreiten nutzen.
Users can specify an externally recorded pressure value using the IO-Link process data. Anwender können über die IO-Link-Prozessdaten einen extern erfassten Druckwert vorgeben.
The Commission may specify the details of the common content of these reports, through the setting of guidelines. Die Kommission kann Einzelheiten zum einheitlichen Inhalt dieser Berichte vorgeben, indem sie Leitlinien festlegt.
I remember what he used to be like. Ich erinnere mich, wie er war.
This street used to have another name. Diese Straße hieß früher anders.
There used to be a hotel about here. Früher stand hier ein Hotel.

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Use as an excuse, set in - Vorgeben (The 2227th Most Common German Word)
I'll never set foot in this house again. Ich werde dieses Haus nie wieder betreten.
I haven't set foot outside the house today. Ich habe heute keinen Fuß vor das Haus gesetzt.
Many people are better off than they used to be. Vielen Menschen geht es besser als früher.
Try to set a good example. Versuchen Sie, mit gutem Beispiel voranzugehen.
I had to set an example. Ich musste ein Exempel statuieren.
The sun sets. Die Sonne geht unter.
It really upset me. Das machte mich wirklich traurig.
He set things in order in his room. Er brachte Ordnung in sein Zimmer.
The sun set a while ago. Die Sonne ist vor einiger Zeit untergegangen.
The trouble with our times is that the future is not what it used to be. Das Problem unserer Zeit ist, dass die Zukunft nicht mehr das ist, was sie einmal war.
My wife is very upset. Meine Frau ist sehr bestürzt.
You're upset. Du bist verärgert.
He used to read at night. Er hatte die Angewohnheit, nachts zu lesen.

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Use as an excuse, set in - Vorgeben (The 2227th Most Common German Word)

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