The   is home to many uni­que plants and ani­mals. (Re­gen­wald)

She got a re­al­ly cool   last week. (Haar­schnitt)

The im­pact of   on the en­vi­ron­ment is a gro­wing con­cern. (Mas­sen­tier­hal­tung)

His new idea seems a bit  , but it might ac­tu­al­ly work. (selt­sam)

This is not the right   ma­te­ri­al for ma­king a win­ter ja­cket. (Art von)

If you’re not sure about the ans­wer, you should   in the book. (etwas über­prü­fen)

We are doing   on how cli­ma­te chan­ge af­fects polar bears. (For­schung)

The boy was born  , but he lear­ned to com­mu­ni­ca­te using sign lan­guage. (taub)

I need to know the exact   of the car be­fo­re I de­ci­de to buy it. (Zu­stand)

Many   leave their home coun­t­ries in se­arch of a bet­ter life. (Mi­gran­ten)

You should hurry;  , we’ll miss the train. (sonst)

It was   that she didn’t like the food from her fa­cial ex­pres­si­on. (of­fen­sicht­lich)

I’m not   about the time of the mee­ting. Can you double-​check? (si­cher)

This   is much more in­te­res­ted in tech­no­lo­gy than the pre­vious ones. (Ge­ne­ra­ti­on)

The   laid two eggs this mor­ning. (Henne)

It took her a while to   the flu, but now she feels great again. (etwas über­win­den)

Afri­ca is a fa­sci­na­ting   with many dif­fe­rent cul­tures. (Kon­ti­nent)

We will   come to the party if we fi­nish work on time. (de­fi­ni­tiv)

In  , I pre­fer books to mo­vies. (all­ge­mein)

The pro­test   grew lar­ger as more people joi­ned the march. (Be­we­gung)

He gave her a beau­ti­ful sil­ver   for her bir­th­day. (Ring)