because in the PONS Dictionary

because Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

precisely because
upravo zbog
that's because ...
to je zato/zbog...
just because!
eto zato!
do remind me because I'm likely to forget
podseti me jer ću verovatno zaboraviti

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Each year, because of our names, we got a terrific buildup.
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The left-handed spiral may have held religious significance because of its association with dance and ritual.
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Travel on horseback (or on donkeys, or even camels) was often impossible to do sidesaddle because the animal had not been broken (trained) for sidesaddle riding.
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His fiancee's family is having doubts about his fitness as a son-in-law and his parents are downcast because of his disability.
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The extra weight -- because obviously you're putting size and muscle on and it takes time to build a gas tank up to supply those muscles with oxygen.
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Once these obstacles were overcome, work proceeded apace a difficult task because the conversion was accomplished in a foreign yard with non-standard materials.
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Health effects from harmful amounts of radium exposure are tricky to diagnose because it is a cumulative health hazard.
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Because of this, students can now attend both sessions of the course, and the age bracket has been increased to include up to age seventeen.
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This comes to a high when she asks him to quit Delta Force because he always prioritizes his career over their family.
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Odour complaints were complicated because of difficulties in ascertaining the source, and smells could dissipate before a compliance officer arrived, he said.
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