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النَّجْمُ

die Si·tu·a·ti·o̱n <-, -en>

(Latin)

Lage, Verhältnisse
Wir gerieten in eine schwierige/heikle/gefährliche/fast ausweglose Situation.
Die politische Situation in diesem Land wird als stabil bezeichnet.

die Win-wịn-Si·tu·a·ti·on

(Engl) ECON

Situation, die für alle Beteiligten vorteilhaft ist

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■ -signal, -situation
■ -signal, -situation
die Situation ist verknorzt
die Situation ist verknorzt
Die Situation wurde unkontrollierbar.
Die Situation wurde unkontrollierbar.
an der Front 3 erlebte Situation
an der Front 3 erlebte Situation
eine ausweglose Situation
eine ausweglose Situation

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Aus dieser Situation resultierten Fehleinschätzungen, beispielsweise wurde die Strömung falsch berechnet, die letztendlich zum Aufsetzen des U-Bootes führten.
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Nach der Eskalation der Gewalt und der Verschlimmerung der Situation im Viertel werden die Zahlungen knapper und Abtrünnige erhalten kein Geld mehr.
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Ihr Einsatz in der Schlacht war ansonsten vom jeweiligen Gegner und der Situation vor Ort abhängig.
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Sind und sogar Körper, so spricht man in dieser Situation von einer Körpererweiterung.
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Die Texte sind überwiegend persönlicher Natur und schildern das subjektive Empfinden in verschiedenen Situationen.
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