Examples of using New-found in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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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
rejoicing in their new-found freedom and impunity.
Deirdre loses her new-found friend.
The new-found flexibility of a home office may still have the charm of a laissez-faire attitude.
In fact, much of our new-found energy is drawnfrom lands
big businesses alike are tapping into this new-found revenue source.
Two new-found companions embark on a journey adventuring up a wooded mountain.
Sad at having to part from his new-found friend, he makes his way home.
He struggles to maintain his new-found stardom.
You will also use the new-found yellow Pikmin for their Bomb Rock throwing expertise.
I'm afraid of losing all control with my new-found riches.
Now, they are protected by their new-found self-integrity.
Alpha is unwilling to give up its new-found energy source.
Swarms of runaway undead flood Adan, rejoicing in their new-found freedom and impunity.
it shines in new-found glory.
The new-found"freedom" you could tell Rhys friends in total.
With this new-found knowledge, they can go further with momentum and purpose.
What will Mozilla do with its new-found riches?
Whether you choose a student hall of residence or a shared apartment, contact with other language students promotes the casual use of your new-found language knowledge whilst at the same time making new social contacts.
The combination of peeling and skin care will give you a rosy complexion and new-found freshness.
This deep work of conviction always leads to freedom and joy in the new-found experience of forgiveness.