Examples of using Weck in English and their translations into German
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Computer
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Political
Director-General Roger de Weck:"Swiss film is a reflection of Switzerland,
Dennis Weck is now a protected witness and brought to safety to a cottage
Comedian Armin Nagel is also regularly on tour as a TV expert e.g. for SAT 1, Weck Up and ZDF Reporter.
was produced and distributed by the Weck Company together with compatible cooking pots.
With this world premiere the well-known actor Peter Weck leaves his job as manager,
When a competitor by the name of Wick began to produce canning jars in the 1910s, Weck pursued litigation against the new company- and won.
Johann Weck was one of his first customers who, after Rempel's death in 1895,
Manfred Weck not only intensively conducted scientific work in his field
The hidden details taken form paintings found in the Kunsthaus are an especially attractive and playful stylistic element by illustrator Claudia de Weck, who is native to Zurich.
With this show, theatre manager Peter Weck is making his farewell from the Theater an der Wien--and once again Austria's capital shall be Europe's musical capital.
In the early 20th century, the canning manufacturing company Weck not only registered its own name as a trademark,
Pierre de Weck, member of the Deutsche Bank Group Executive Committee, first greeted more
The Weck Company, which was founded on 1 January 1900 by Johannes Weck and the businessman Georg van Eyck, established itself on the international market within just a few years as the leading producer of canning jars, thanks to their patented canning method.
Try Weck and Worscht or Spundekäs' with pretzels.
This Weck kettle is intended for household use.
Weck, Worscht and Woi- The team event for all senses.
More information Springtoifel- Weck, worscht und Oi!
I was very impressed with myself," said Weck.
It is headed by Director General Roger de Weck.
directed by Peter Weck.