Voorbeelden van het gebruik van German origin in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Beer Lager beers are of German origin and actually take their name from the German lagern to store.
Of German origin, Brother Alois has held French nationality since 1984 and is a Roman Catholic.
If your IP address is not of German origin, you are blocked from the streaming component of the site.
Germania was one of many clubs formed by players of German origin in what would become Czechoslovakia and which would play a role in the early development of the sport there and in Germany.
cabinet makers were Germans or of German origin.
Despite this, Century-scholars could trace the German origin of quite a number of lines in the text.
Mies, a man of German origin, was born in 1886
The hall was after Oscar Nottebohm, a businessman of German origin who was an important social and cultural patron for Antwerp.
The support-act will be provided by Sir Simon Battle, whose name wouldn't make you think that he is of German origin.
As regards trade, the conditions of German-German trade concerning goods of German origin will be
The best rust free cuves, of German origin, are used for fermentation and maturation of wine; for a total capacity of 150,000 liters.
Swedish or German origin.
the legendary jazz cornet player of German origin.
The hams used as the raw material for Westphalian ham on the bone are of guaranteed German origin with by far the largest share originating from Westphalian breeders.
They too were of German origin.
The Macranders are originally not- what could be assumed because of the prefix"Mac"- of Scottish, but of German origin.
including those by Dutch builders of German origin.
for keyboardist Oliver Palotai(of German origin) became a permanent full member of Kamelot.
Though from German origin, the production facilities are now located in the south of Brazil.
An eighteenth-century source is Johann Hermann Knoop(1700-1769), of German origin, who had been horticulturist of the mother of stadholder Willem IV.