- Simplified Chinese (China)
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German
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French (France)
How to use vorziehen (prefer to) in a sententence? Please give examples with varied sentence structures.
- German
Ich ziehe es vor, spät zu frühstücken.
Ich sehe selten fern, weil ich es vorziehe zu lesen.
Ich trage gerne Röcke, aber wenn ich im Garten arbeite ziehe ich Jeans vor.
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- German
Ich ziehe es vor, spät zu frühstücken.
Ich sehe selten fern, weil ich es vorziehe zu lesen.
Ich trage gerne Röcke, aber wenn ich im Garten arbeite ziehe ich Jeans vor.
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Additionally, vorziehen=den Vorzug geben=präferieren.
-Ich gebe diesem Thema den Vorzug
-Ich präferiere dieses Thema
-Ich ziehe dieses Thema vor
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