Examples of using "Geteilt" in a sentence and their english translations:
we are already divided
who shared that article,
storytellers.
Twelve divided by three is four.
- Sharing joy multiplies it.
- Shared joy multiplies itself.
Seventy-five divided by five is fifteen.
Six divided by two equals three.
Twenty divided by two is ten.
The world is split into two camps.
All Gaul is divided into three parts.
I shared a room with him.
Tom shared his soup with me.
I shared my lunch with Tom.
that shared that article on Twitter.
A hundred divided by five is twenty.
I halved the money with my pal.
Pharamp cut the cake in half.
A fool and his money are easily parted.
- Yeah. - It makes me wonder if I was sharing memes,
by Republican Congressman Steve King.
Tom hasn't shared any public photos yet.
and buffer so that you're continually getting shared?
The images of your children will be shared in one place!
a whole checklist of everything that you shared.
- The neighbourhood was cut in two by the highway.
- The neighborhood was cut in two by the highway.
Lisa's preference for classical music was not shared by Mark.
than if you just manually shared it on Facebook
Hey Neil, I noticed you shared this article called
Today, there are six surviving species, and they fall into two groups.
In other words, we shared the progress in the north-west direction.
It'll show you all the people who shared that article.
Tom shared an article on Facebook without even reading it.
and you'll see every single person who shared that article.
He shared his soup with me.
Tom, the guy who'd shared my apartment, moved out last month.
But if you divide the 398,000 Google visitors for the month
vintage posters, medieval history and more. And every purchase helps to support this channel.
I have been trying for a long time and today I finally succeeded: I divided by zero.
If the surface of the base of the big pramit is divided into two times the half of the pramit, the number pi appears.
Newton's Second Law says: "Force is equal to the change in momentum per change in time. For a constant mass, force equals mass times acceleration".