Mouth: klauen 
		 
		
		
		 
		 
	
	Translational equivalent: steal 
	 
	by transcript  | by glosses  | by right neighbours  | by left neighbours  
	
	  1291243  1291243  | 31-45f
		   She fell over with her wheeled walker, her money was stolen and gone.  
	 
	
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		$PROD TO-SWIPE1* MONEY1A DISSOLUTION1A^  
	 
	
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		[MG] [MG] geld [MG] 
	 
	
	  1246100  1246100  | 18-30m
		   Many told me not to seek direct contact, it wouldn’t be recommendable, because in Thailand tourists often are victims of theft.  
	 
	
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		REASON4B THAILAND1 TOURIST1* TO-SWIPE1* TYPICAL1* SOLID1B^  
	 
	
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		grund thailand tourismus ty{pisch} [MG] 
	 
	
	  1205821  1205821  | 31-45f
		   But other people in the GDR didn't get robbed now, did they?  
	 
	
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		NOT5* TO-FOLLOW1B TO-BLOCK1A TO-SWIPE1* NOT3B* $INDEX1  
	 
	
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		verfolgen nicht 
	 
	
	  1183035  1183035  | 31-45f
		   So much stuff happened: the stealing, the rape, the bad organizing – many things went wrong.  
	 
	
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		TO-SPEAK1B^* MUCH1B* TO-SWIPE1* RAPE1B $GEST-OFF1^ $GEST-DECLINE1^*  
	 
	
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		erz{ählt} viel [MG] klau vergewaltigung sch{ief} 
	 
	
	  1212218  1212218  | 46-60f
		   You can’t just go around stealing stuff because they have your fingerprints.  
	 
	
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		$INDEX1 TO-BELONG1^* FINGER3* TO-SWIPE1* CAN2A* TO-FILE2* $INDEX1*  
	 
	
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		$INDEX1  
	 
	
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		fingerabdruck [MG] [MG] speichern fingerabdruck» 
	 
	
	  1244978  1244978  | 31-45m
		   No one knew who had done it.  
	 
	
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		TEAM-OR-CREW1^* I1* $GEST^ TO-SWIPE1* $GEST^  
	 
	
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	  1429124-13403249-13545507  1429124-…  | 18-30m
		   One of the players on the team was stealing, right?  
	 
	
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		$INDEX1 TO-PLAY2* PERSON1 TO-SWIPE1* $INDEX1  
	 
	
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		spieler  
	 
	
	  1248090  1248090  | 31-45m
		   My mother speaks as well and ‘steals’ the children that way.  
	 
	
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		TO-COME1* TO-SPEAK6* $INDEX1 TO-SWIPE1*  
	 
	
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		nah spr{echen} klaut klaut klaut 
	 
	
	  1248862  1248862  | 18-30f
		   I don’t want to be responsible if something goes wrong.  
	 
	
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		TO-WISH1B TO-SWIPE1 ASKEW1 TO-WANT-NO-PART-OF-STH3  
	 
	
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		klauen schief  
	 
	
	  1205821  1205821  | 31-45f
		   But he was well prepared and had given everything away.  
	 
	
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		TO-WANT8 TO-SWIPE1 $INDEX1 ALREADY1B EVERYTHING2*  
	 
	
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		will schon alles 
	 
	
	  1428225  1428225  | 46-60f
		   I would like to copy that and sign the song myself.  
	 
	
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		RATHER1* TO-SWIPE1 I1 SELF1A TO-SIGN1A  
	 
	
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		lieber klauen selbst 
	 
	
	  1205821  1205821  | 31-45f
		   They wanted to steal?  
	 
	
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		ALSO3A TO-SWIPE1  
	 
	
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		auch 
	 
	
	  1248090  1248090  | 31-45m
		   My wife is hard of hearing, and by talking with the children she bereaved them of DGS [abbrv. Deutsche Gebärdensprache, Engl. German Sign Language].  
	 
	
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		LIKE1A* QUOTATION-MARKS1* TO-SPEAK6 TO-SWIPE1  
	 
	
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		[MG] klaut 
	 
	
	  1250721  1250721  | 61+m
		   Once, we snatched a cane from a grandmother and used it to play polo or hockey on our roller skates.  
	 
	
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		GRANDMA2 WALKING-CANE1 TO-SWIPE1 HOCKEY1* ROLLERBLADES1A*  
	 
	
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		oma stock hockey polo  
	 
	
	  1184367  1184367  | 61+f
		   Much of it was stolen, though and brought to other countries.  
	 
	
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		BUT1 MUCH1A* TO-SWIPE1 TO-THROW1^* DIFFERENT2 COUNTRY1A*  
	 
	
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		aber viel klauen andere land» 
	 
	
	  1413683  1413683  | 46-60m
		   The men from the East were mad at us because we had stolen their wives and girlfriends.  
	 
	
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		TENSION-INTERNAL1^ MAN1* TO-SWIPE1 WEST1B* TO-SWIPE1  
	 
	
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		EAST1B*  
	 
	
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		ost [MG] mann westen 
	 
	
	  1244978  1244978  | 31-45m
		   The teacher was mad and asked who had stolen the fuse.  
	 
	
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		WHO3 HAVE-AUXILIARY1 MEASURE-VERTICAL2A^* TO-SWIPE1 MEASURE-VERTICAL2A^*  
	 
	
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		wer hat geklaut 
	 
	
	  1427368  1427368  | 46-60f
		   It is as if they stole my money to use it for East Germany.  
	 
	
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		MY1 MONEY1C $INDEX1 TO-SWIPE1 EAST1A $INDEX1  
	 
	
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		mein geld klau osten  
	 
	
	  1413683  1413683  | 46-60m
		   The men from the East were mad at us because we had stolen their wives and girlfriends.  
	 
	
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		MAN1* TO-SWIPE1 WEST1B* TO-SWIPE1  
	 
	
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		mann westen 
	 
	
	  1429124-13403249-13545507  1429124-…  | 18-30m
		   That’s sick! Didn’t he steal trousers from you, too?  
	 
	
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		YOUR1* TROUSERS1B ALSO1A TO-SWIPE1  
	 
	
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		auch 
	 
	
	  1184367  1184367  | 61+f
		   It's hung up high on the wall and electronically secured so no one can steal it.  
	 
	
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		ELECTRICITY6* PLUG1* IN-ORDER-THAT2 TO-SWIPE1  
	 
	
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		strom damit [MG] 
	 
	
	  1247205  1247205  | 31-45f
		   For example: if something gets stolen at my workplace, or if I am an innocent bystander at an incident, the insurance will cover the expenses.  
	 
	
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		LIKE1A* I1 $GEST^ TO-SWIPE1 OR1* I1 INNOCENT1  
	 
	
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		[MG] [MG] oder unschuldig 
	 
	
	  1431428  1431428  | 31-45f
		   They told a story about a breakup, alcohol, drugs and stealing.  
	 
	
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		OR4A* DRUG1A MONEY1C* TO-SWIPE1 AMONG-EACH-OTHER3 THIS-AND-THAT1*  
	 
	
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		oder drogen geld  
	 
	
	  1247205  1247205  | 31-45f
		   Unfortunately, I didn't have my insurance card with me, because someone had broken into my car and stolen my wallet half a year before that.  
	 
	
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		LAST-TEMPORAL3* MY1 CAR1* TO-SWIPE1 $GEST^* TETRAGON2^* MONEY1C  
	 
	
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		halb jahr au{to} eingebro{chen} beutel 
	 
	
	  1184367  1184367  | 61+f
		   Someone told me there that in the U.S., a painting was stolen twice already.  
	 
	
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		ALREADY1A TIMES3* PICTURE2A* TO-SWIPE1  
	 
	
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		schon zweimal bild klauen 
	 
	
	  1177640  1177640  | 46-60m
		   The young boy darts a glance at the man, then at the pears, and then decides to steal some.  
	 
	
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		$GEST-NM^* $GEST-NM^ TO-LIKE4* TO-SWIPE1*  
	 
	
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		[MG] [MG] [MG] 
	 
	
	  1414503  1414503  | 61+f
		   I only had the situation with the fire department. Nothing else has ever happened, I’ve never been the victim of theft or had my house broken into.  
	 
	
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		FIRE-BRIGADE1* THATS-ALL1A* I1 TO-SWIPE1* NEVER2B NEVER5* I1  
	 
	
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		feuerwehr klauen niemals  
	 
	
	  1290126  1290126  | 31-45m
		   It was possible that one only found out something had been taken out of the package after visiting the sender.  
	 
	
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		TO-LIST1C TO-BE-CALLED4* $INDEX1 TO-SWIPE1 
	 
	
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		heißt [MG] 
	 
	
	  1205821  1205821  | 31-45f
		   They wanted to steal something.  
	 
	
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		$GEST-OFF1^  
	 
	
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		$INDEX1* TO-WANT8 TO-SWIPE1 
	 
	
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		will [MG]  
	 
	
	  1413703  1413703  | 46-60m
		   Those hard of hearing people chased away the deaf people.  
	 
	
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		SELF1A* DEAF1B $INDEX1 $GEST-OFF1^* TO-COME1* $GEST-OFF1^  
	 
	
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		TO-SWIPE1  
	 
	
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		[MG] klauen [MG] 
	 
	
	  1290126  1290126  | 31-45m
		   There, one could demand that the person be held responsible if, for example, the letter carrier had stolen something.  
	 
	
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		$INDEX1 MAIL2 TO-CARRY1 TO-SWIPE1 
	 
	
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		gemacht postträger klau 
	 
	
	  1181455  1181455  | 61+f
		   Stuttgart just took it.  
	 
	
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		$GEST-OFF1^ CHAOS1* $GEST^  
	 
	
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		TO-SWIPE1* 
	 
	
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		genommen 
	 
	
	  1413703  1413703  | 46-60m
		   Those responsible for the embezzlement were able to get themselves out of that situation by merely pointing their fingers at him, since he was already in prison.  
	 
	
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		$INDEX1 SUDDENLY4 $GEST^ $INDEX1 PRISON3C*  
	 
	
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		TO-KNOW-STH2B MAIN1C^ TO-SWIPE1*  
	 
	
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		[MG] [MG] klau gefängnis 
	 
	
	  1289658-11264003-11280130  1289658-…  | 18-30f
		   At the same time, he steals one of the apples. The boy with the bike takes off.  
	 
	
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		APPLE2* TO-SWIPE1* TO-HAND-OFF-STH2* TO-ELOPE2*  
	 
	
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		apfel [MG] [MG]  
	 
	 
		
		
		
		   Mouth: ∅ 
		 
		
		
		 
		 
	
	Translational equivalents: robbery; to rob 
	 
	by transcript  | by glosses  | by right neighbours  | by left neighbours  
	
	  1583214  1583214  | 61+f
		   Well, they have to rob somebody because they don't have any money.  
	 
	
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		$INDEX1* MONEY1A* MONEY1C* ROBBERY1* MONEY1A* ROBBERY1* $GEST-OFF1^  
	 
	
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		wegen geld geldraub geldraub 
	 
	
	  1583214  1583214  | 61+f
		   Well, they have to rob somebody because they don't have any money.  
	 
	
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		MONEY1C* ROBBERY1* MONEY1A* ROBBERY1* $GEST-OFF1^  
	 
	
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		geldraub geldraub 
	 
	
	  1183035  1183035  | 31-45f
		   Now and then, things got stolen, and our - the tourists' - money was stolen also.  
	 
	
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		PERSON1^* MUCH1B* $GEST-OFF1^ ROBBERY1* $GEST-OFF1^ VERY6* TOURIST1*  
	 
	
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		auch viel rauben [MG] tou{rist} 
	 
	
	  1183846  1183846  | 31-45m
		   She said that people joining the group would have to invest a lot of time, but they would have fun doing so.  
	 
	
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		TO-JOIN1* TROUBLE1 HOUR1A* ROBBERY1 BUT1 CONTENT1 MUCH1A  
	 
	
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		thea{ter} [MG] viele stunden [MG] aber viel 
	 
	
	  1180556  1180556  | 46-60f
		   It is in a big container. The gas takes up a lot of space.  
	 
	
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		TO-STUFF2^ CONTAINER3^* PLACE9 ROBBERY1  
	 
	
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		[MG] [MG] platz rauben 
	 
	
	  1180556  1180556  | 46-60f
		   That's why petrol is better compared to the big container which takes up a lot of space.  
	 
	
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		SUITCASE1 TO-THROW3^* PLACE9* ROBBERY1  
	 
	
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		CAR-TRUNK1  
	 
	
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		koffer platz rauben