Translation of "ansprechen" into English
address, accost, appeal are the top translations of "ansprechen" into English.
(Thema) anschneiden [..]
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address
verbto direct speech [..]
Einige davon habe ich in meinen einführenden Bemerkungen bereits angesprochen.
I have already addressed some of these in my introductory remarks.
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accost
verbaddress (crowd)
Wir wurden in einer Seitengasse angesprochen.
We were walking to dinner, and were accosted by brigands in a back alley.
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appeal
verbTo be attractive [..]
Und das hat mich angesprochen, aus irgendeinem Grund.
And that appealed to me, for whatever reason.
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Less frequent translations
- broach
- respond
- react
- question
- bring up
- approach
- mention
- bespeak
- appeal to
- speak to
- touch upon
- talk
- fondly
- to accost
- to activate
- to appeal to
- to mention
- to react
- to respond
- to speak to
- to touch on
- to touch upon
- to work
- charming
- refer to
- attract
- tackle
- begin
- start
- commence
- attach
- land
- berth
- accost a person
- begin speaking
- call out to
- collide with
- crash into
- deal with
- hitch on
- hook on
- start to say
- stop in mid-sentence
- to operate
- to
- speak
- to accost a person
- to actuate
- to build
- to call out to
- to identify
- to put up on something
- to suspend between two points
- to talk
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Automatic translations of "ansprechen" into English
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Translations with alternative spelling
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appeal
Verb verb nounUnd das hat mich angesprochen, aus irgendeinem Grund.
And that appealed to me, for whatever reason.
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call
nounEs wäre hilfreich, wenn ich Sie ansprechen könnte.
It would help if i could call you something.
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response
nounDer Titanstent wies ein direktes Ansprechen des Stents auf den Ballon auf.
The titanium stent showed a linear response to the ballon expansion.
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Less frequent translations
- responsiveness
- reaction
- Response
Phrases similar to "ansprechen" with translations into English
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to begin speaking · to start to say · to stop in mid-sentence
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unscrupulous sales practice involving expensive hard-to-break contracts
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to address a problem · to touch upon a problem
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addresses · speeches
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response to treatment