Übersetzung für 'as like many more' von Englisch nach Deutsch

as / like many more

wie viele andere

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as many as you like

so viele wie du magst

Werbung

like many other

wie viele andere

to cost many times more (than sth.)

ein Vielfaches (von etw.) kosten

as many

wie viele

so viele

almost as many {adj}

fast gleich viele

just as many {adj}

genauso viele

genausoviel [alt]

as many as

so viele wie

twice as many {adj}

doppelt so viele

twice as many

zweimal so viele

in as many

in genausovielen

in ebensovielen

just as many

ebenso viele

as many again

wie viele andere

as many as [+ number]

mindestens [+ Zahl]

bestimmt [+ Zahl]

bis zu [+ Zahl]

in as many words {adv}

ungeprüft durch die Blume [fig.]

as many as possible

so viele wie möglich

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