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what ... for
alemão
alemão
inglês
inglês

wo·nach [voˈna:x] ADV

1. wonach interrog (nach was):

wonach
what ... for
wonach
what ... of
wonach suchst du?

2. wonach rel (nach welcher Sache):

wonach
which [or what] ... for
wonach

3. wonach rel (demzufolge):

wonach
wonach [o. coloq nach was] suchst du?
er hat erreicht, wonach [o. coloq nach was] er gestrebt hat
inglês
inglês
alemão
alemão
wonach suchst du?

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Der Kopf ist an das Wühlen im Erdboden angepasst, einige Arten haben zusätzlich warzige Höcker im Gesicht.
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Die Fünfgürtelbarbe bevorzugt die unteren Beckenregionen des Aquariums und wühlt oft auf dem Grund auf der Suche nach Futter.
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Er kann gut schwimmen und wühlt oft im Schlamm.
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Das Wühlen von Schwarzwild unterstützt dabei die Ausbreitung verschiedener Gräser.
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Trawler haben ihr Fanggebiet in küstennahe Gebiete ausgedehnt und wühlen die Bodenzone auf, zerstören die Korallenriffe und vernichten somit die Biodiversität.
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" Ich habe Heimweh, und weiß nicht wonach, vielleicht nach einem glücklicheren Leben, nach jenem Land, von dem der Engel sprach, Heimweh nach einer Zeit, die ’ s nie gegeben. "
www.deutschestheater.de
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" I ’ m homesick, but I don ’ t know what for: maybe for a happier life, for the Promised Land of which the Angel spoke. I ’ m homesick for a time that ’ s never existed. "
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Doch vor einer Platzierung unter den TOP 30 überprüfen wir erst einmal über Yahoo Search Marketing ( vormals Overture ) und Google AdWords, wonach wirklich gesucht wird.
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www.piperweb.de
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Before a placing, however, we first check via Yahoo Search Marketing ( anciently Overture ) and Google AdWords, for what you are really looking for.
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Wonach haben Ihre Besucher gesucht, wo sind Sie gelandet?
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www.trafficcenter.de
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For what have your vistors been searching? Where have they been ending?
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