The German verb "ein-/treten" intransitively means to enter or to happen, and transitively to kick open (e.g., a door). It can also mean to intercede for someone.
Das deutsche Verb "ein-/treten" bedeutet intransitiv "eintreten" oder "sich ereignen", und transitiv "eintreten" (z.B. eine Tür eintreten). Es kann auch bedeuten, sich für jemanden einzusetzen.
| Front | ein/treten |
|---|---|
| Back | v. intrans: to enter (in + dat = into); to happen, come about; für jdn = to intercede for sb. v. trans: to kick open (Class 5 = e/i - a - e) |
| Forward | y |
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