sich beziehen auf
refer
to mention or point to
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Means to refer to something or point to it; very close to the core meaning of refer.
Means to mention; focuses on briefly naming something, not on citing or pointing to a source.
Means to cite or bring up an example, argument, or quote; often used in formal written language.
Means to name or mention; neutral and often just states the act of naming something.
Means to mean or think; this is not about referring to a source, but about expressing an opinion or intention.
Means to relate to or refer to; very close to refer, but usually makes the connection to the topic or source more explicit.
A more formal phrase meaning to refer to; common in documents, letters, and speeches.
Means to appeal to or cite as justification, especially a law, rule, authority, or right.
Means to quote exactly; more precise and specific than simply referring to something.
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sich beziehen auf means refer. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce sich beziehen auf
/ˈbeːziːən ʔaʊ̯f/
sich beziehen auf translation
refer
sich beziehen auf examples
Sie bezog sich auf meinen letzten Satz.
sich beziehen auf transcription
/ˈbeːziːən ʔaʊ̯f/
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sich beziehen auf meaning: what does it mean?
etwas erwähnen oder darauf verweisen
sich beziehen auf pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
sich beziehen auf is pronounced as /ˈbeːziːən ʔaʊ̯f/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
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Sie bezog sich auf meinen letzten Satz. Translation: Она сослалась на мое последнее предложение.
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