Examples of using "Zugeben" in a sentence and their english translations:
and we must acknowledge
You should acknowledge your failure.
Tom did not want to admit it.
- He did not want to admit it.
- She did not want to admit it.
She did not want to admit it.
Tom won't admit it.
I must admit that I snore.
You can't give up.
You must admit that you are in the wrong.
- I have to admit I'm curious.
- I have to admit that I'm curious.
- I must admit, you're right.
- I have to admit that you're right.
- I have to admit you're right.
He may as well confess his crimes.
Few people can realize their faults.
- I must admit that Tom is strong.
- I must admit Tom is strong.
- Tom won't admit that he was wrong.
- Tom won't admit he was wrong.
But admit other issues were really mind-blowing
- I must admit that I was mistaken.
- I must admit I was mistaken.
- I have to admit it's very tempting.
- I have to admit that it's very tempting.
Everyone does it, but no one wants to admit it.
Sami can't admit to what he has done.
- Tom really did admit he was wrong.
- Tom did admit he was wrong.
- I must admit they have a point.
- I must admit that they have a point.
He doesn't want to admit that he has a drinking problem.
Tom will never admit that he was wrong.
- I must admit I wasn't expecting this.
- I must admit that I wasn't expecting this.
I must admit that I've never heard of him.
- Tom doesn't want to admit that he has a drinking problem.
- Tom doesn't want to admit he has a drinking problem.
To do him justice, we must admit that his intentions were good.
I have to admit that I am not a good person.
- I must admit that the thought hadn't occurred to me.
- I must admit the thought hadn't occurred to me.
- I must admit that I've never heard of it.
- I must admit I've never heard of it.
Tom and Mary wouldn't admit that they were wrong.
- Tom and Mary won't admit that they were wrong.
- Tom and Mary won't admit they were wrong.
- Tom didn't want to admit he'd made a mistake.
- Tom didn't want to admit that he'd made a mistake.
- Tom did not want to admit that he had made a mistake.
- Tom didn't want to admit that he had made a mistake.
Tom won't admit it, but he's in big trouble.
Tom is lost, but is unwilling to admit it.
I've done that more times than I'd like to admit.
Tom and Mary don't want to admit how much they miss John.
- It's not likely that Tom will ever admit that he's wrong.
- It's not likely that Tom will ever admit he's wrong.
- It isn't likely that Tom will ever admit he's wrong.
- It isn't likely that Tom will ever admit that he's wrong.
- It's not likely Tom will ever admit he's wrong.
We have to admit that our team is inferior to that of the United States.
She was convinced that Pierre knew more than he wanted to confess.
- Tom doesn't want to admit that he doesn't know how to do it.
- Tom doesn't want to admit he doesn't know how to do it.
I want Tom and Mary to say that they were wrong.
I think you and Tom have more in common than you want to admit.
Tom doesn't understand what's going on either, but he won't admit it.
- Tom doesn't want to admit that Mary was right and that he was wrong.
- Tom doesn't want to admit Mary was right and that he was wrong.
Add the flour, salt, baking powder and mashed bananas, and work into a dough.
I have to admit that I have developed a special place in my heart for the German people.
Tom will never admit to being wrong even if he knows that he is.
Mary's latest game is very moving, but I have to admit it's not very fun.
Tom won't admit that he's done anything wrong.
I remember the time when the Germans called the Euro "Esperantogeld" to mean that it would never happen. Of course, none of the people who said that would admit it today. It's the peculiarity of paradigms to seem so natural that one cannot imagine having lived in a different paradigm, even an opposite one, in the past.