Examples of using Mittler in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Mr. Mittler has spent most of his professional career of mining of AREVA.
gave the sensitive Dr. Mittler a hefty shake of the proffered hand.
Barbara Mittler studied Chinese Studies,
Sinologist Barbara Mittler follows Prof.
Julius Chajes and Franz Mittler.
Barbara Mittler was already Director of the Institute of Chinese Studies of Heidelberg University
Since Carl, just like Dr. Mittler, was an enthusiastic Vienna vacationist,
At least, Frau Römer whispered- while Dr. Mittler kept talking- that he was allowed to also rinse his mouth at any time if he so desired.
Dr. Mittler, as a born‘Ruhri‘, who still had not really gotten used to the taciturn Hessians
Sinologist Barbara Mittler, curator Carol(Yinghua)
That were accompanied by a painful facial expression when Dr. Mittler, while asking him which of the Heurigen pubs in Vienna are the most fashionable, shortly touched his gum.
but for Paul Mittler it offers only a grateful pretext for inventing his personal imagery in an abstract painting style in a free play of form and color.
Der Klangregisseur- Mittler zwischen Kunst und Technik(listenable architecture: the sound director- connecting art and technique) on the sound director Nobert Ommer at Ensemble Modern.
In a short comment by Barbara Mittler, Professor for Sinology
At times, Carl even started wondering if Dr. Mittler was perhaps secretly in love with his Gerlinde,
lay before him with a widely opened mouth and he, Dr. Mittler, worked on a huge old amalgam seal on the lower right molar tooth with a drill.
Dr. Barbara Mittler, member of the directorate of the Cluster of Excellence"Asia and Europe.
This abruptly re-gained relaxation of his speech instruments could even have made it possible for Carl to utter a short contradiction in the most beautiful of Vienese dialects if only Dr. Mittler had interrupted his own rumblings for at least a fraction of a second or if he had only once taken a new breath.
then digested the information that Dr. Mittler, on top of the huge Schnitzels, also really loved the delicious Viennese dough-made food,
provides an enlightening survey of arguments used in the present-day debate on embryonic stem-cell research; B. Mittler(sinology) discusses how a parable told by Mao lives on in contemporary China