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Common German Collocations: Free PDF and Flashcards

Common German Collocations gives you a practical set of German words and expressions in one place, so you can study useful vocabulary without digging through scattered sources.

Ready to make your German sound more natural and less like a robot with a dictionary? Scroll to the bottom of the article for the free printable Common German Collocations vocabulary list PDF and the free downloadable printable Common German Collocations flashcards.

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WordTypeMeaning
NeigungOtherinclination, slope, gradient, slant, tilt, pitch, list
NeuigkeitOthernews, piece of news
nickenVerbnod
OhrringOtherearring
OperationOtheroperation
ParisOtherParis
PferdOtherhorse, equine
poetischAdjectivepoetical
PortionOtherportion, helping, serving
prägenVerbmint, strike
prägenVerbmint, strike
PräsentationOtherpresentation
rechteAdjectiveright
reichenVerbreach, pass, hand, give
rogerOtherroger!
SalonOtherdrawing room, parlor, parlour, salon
samstagsVerbSaturdays, on Saturdays, every Saturday
SchaffnerOtherconductor, carman
schamlosAdjectiveshameless, unashamed, unabashed
SchätzchenOtheryou’re a fine one!
ScherzOtherjoke
SchillingOtherschilling
schlachtenVerbslaughter, kill, butcher
schmerzenVerbsmart, sting
SchmerzmittelOtherpain-killer, analgesic

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