Examples of using "Übung" in a sentence and their english translations:
- It takes practice.
- It requires practice.
You need some more practice.
What she needs is practice.
Exercise makes your body strong.
Practice makes perfect.
- This is not a drill.
- This isn't a drill.
I need more practice.
It needs exercise.
This job calls for practice.
It takes some practice.
Playing the violin requires much practice.
It's good training.
What he needs is practice.
That's enough exercise for today.
Do this exercise as revision.
Swimming is good exercise.
I know the drill.
Practice always pays off.
This practice helped me build the confidence
I'm a little out of practice.
This exercise is good for the lower back.
and Esther took an interest into what I was doing,
I take light exercise every morning.
That exercise is good for the abdominal muscles.
Swimming is a form of exercise.
I still need a lot of practice.
All we need is a little more practice.
I'm out of practice.
Practice is the way to a great instrument.
To write good English requires a lot of practice.
- Mike didn't join the practice yesterday.
- Mike didn't take part in yesterday's practice.
It needs exercise.
Virtuosity requires years of daily practice from childhood.
Exercise is the best way to get rid of stress.
The students gave the teacher the exercise.
The mind needs exercise as well as the body.
It takes a great deal of practice to master a foreign language.
- Moderate exercise is necessary to health.
- Moderate exercise is necessary for good health.
Learning poetry is a good discipline for the memory.
The teacher skipped the exercise on page 21.
Developing patience requires a lot of practice.
The first time I ever did it, when I heard that Robyn was doing this,
Practice is the only way to master foreign languages.
He's out of practice.
"I'm not good at this." "It just takes some practice."
we've the power of practice. we've the importance of the diaphragm.
An ounce of practice is worth a pound of precept.
I know the drill.
The teacher omitted the exercise on page 21 of the book.
It's by smithing that one becomes a blacksmith.
Practice makes perfect.
I wanted to ride my bike, but I'm out of practice.
- Practice makes perfect.
- It's by smithing that one becomes a blacksmith.
- One learns by doing.
- Practice makes the master.
- Following the text is an exercise which teachers should use to prompt pupils to speak.
- Following the text is an exercise. Teachers should use it to prompt pupils to speak.
- Following the text is an exercise which teachers can use to prompt pupils to speak.
- Following the text is an exercise. Teachers can use it to prompt pupils to speak.
Solving a tactical exercise, understanding a difficult ending, following a live match and trying to "guess" the moves that will be played. All of this is fun.
When I started learning languages, it was hard to assimilate new words and keep a pace to study, but now, after having practiced for several years I do my routine unconsciously. You can't really finish learning a language, ever, but you can reach quite a high fluency. In my case, I learn approximately 3 or 4 languages at the same time and I don't get confused. It's all a matter of practice, accustoming and how well you get used to.