Sentence examples of "more" in English with translation "sehr"

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Traveling was much more difficult in those days. Reisen war in jenen Tagen sehr viel schwieriger.
His story is much more interesting than hers. Seine Geschichte ist sehr viel interessanter als ihre.
You lean on your parents too much. You must be more independent. Du verlässt dich zu sehr auf deine Eltern. Du musst unabhängiger sein.
It was very pleasant. However, it would have been more pleasant if I had been able to speak English fluently. Es war sehr angenehm, doch wäre es angenehmer gewesen, hätte ich fließend Englisch sprechen können.
This smart Mary improvised a leapword play, which was a much more efficient method to move inside sentences. This way she had already jumped over two of them, including a very high first one. Diese trickreiche Mary dachte sich ein Wortspringspiel aus, was eine viel effizientere Methode der Fortbewegung innerhalb von Sätzen war. Auf diese Weise hatte sie schon zwei Wörter übersprungen, wovon ersteres sehr hoch war.
It was charming to see how these girls danced. They had no spectators but the apple-pickers on the ladders. They were very glad to please them, but they danced to please themselves (or at least you would have supposed so); and you could no more help admiring, than they could help dancing. How they did dance! Es war ganz wundernett zu sehen, wie die beiden Mädchen tanzten. Sie hatten keine Zuschauer als die äpfelpflückenden Frauen auf den Leitern. Sie freuten sich sehr, dass sie ihnen Spaß machten, aber sie tanzten zuerst um der eigenen Freude willen (wenigstens musste man das glauben); und man konnte sich ebensowenig der Verwunderung wie sie sich des Tanzens enthalten. Und wie sie tanzten!
The result was most satisfactory Das Ergebnis war sehr zufrieden stellend
Hanako likes cake very much. Hanako mag sehr gerne Kuchen.
The news surprised us much. Diese Neuigkeit hat uns sehr überrascht.
i miss you so much ich vermisse dich so sehr
I missed you very much. Ich habe dich sehr vermisst.
I miss you very much. Ich vermisse dich sehr.
I like dogs very much. Ich liebe Hunde sehr.
I like tennis very much. Ich mag Tennis sehr.
He likes baseball very much. Baseball gefällt ihm sehr.
I like baseball very much. Ich mag Baseball sehr.
I envy you so much. Ich beneide dich sehr.
My head aches so much. Mein Kopf schmerzt so sehr.
I like oranges very much. Ich mag Orangen sehr.
We miss you very much. Du fehlst uns sehr.
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