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Meanings of german capital in English
Usage of german capital in English
1
There is one person in the German capital whom you may trust.
2
Mr Napolitano is due to meet Merkel in the German capital tomorrow.
3
The temperatures in the German capital were approaching 30C at the time.
4
The German capital is closely followed by Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Stuttgart.
5
He is being treated at the Charité hospital in the German capital.
6
But the German capital is no longer a cheap place to live.
7
A whole army corps of police were on the alert in the German capital.
8
Sandra Kühnert has taught Irish dancing in the German capital for almost 13 years.
9
On the 4th of December the American minister was withdrawn from the German capital.
10
German capital built railroads through Asia Minor, but English capital controls the Suez Canal.
11
Certainly, they were on the outskirts of the German capital.
12
The festival in the German capital runs until Feb. 25.
13
Mrs. Grant and I are now here on our way to the German capital.
14
German capital was chiefly involved, and Germany proposed to collect the debts by force.
15
The SPD may now ditch the CDU from their coalition in the German capital.
16
It represents to us "Unter den Linden" of Berlin, the German Capital.
This collocation consists of:
German capital across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare