We don’t know exactly when it was written, but it was in [ ungefähr ] 600 BC.
The Chinese used a tray made from [ Bambus ].
The Chinese used [ Rinde ] from the outside of trees to make paper.
It was so [ kompliziert ] that I had to ask the teacher to help me.
He was sure that the crimes were [ in Verbindung stehen ].
Brightly coloured [ baumwollene ] clothes were made in India four and a half thousand years ago.
[ Baumwolle ] was first produced in India.
He gave us [ ausführlich ] instructions, so we didn’t get lost.
In 1519 the Spanish explorer Cortés visited [ Kaiser ] Montezuma II of Mexico.
In 1519 the Spanish [ Forschungsreisender ] Cortés visited Emperor Montezuma II of Mexico.
I didn’t know how to use the machine, so I read the [ Anweisungen ].
They use leaves and bark from the [ Maulbeere ] tree to make paper.
Jane Austen is one of the most popular English [ Schriftstellerinnen ].
China made the first [ Papiergeld ].
She had [ plastische Chirurgie ] to make her nose smaller.
After [ Druckverfahren ] was invented, it became possible to make books more cheaply.
The Chinese invented a [ Verfahren ] for making paper.
The bark and leaves were mixed with water to make a [ Brei ].
Square, circle and triangle are all [ Formen ].
When the [ Blatt ] is dry, the paper is ready to use.
Thousands of years ago, Europeans wore animal [ Häute ] to keep warm.
The [ weich ] pulp is put on a tray to dry.
He [ streicht ] the butter on the bread with a knife.
India used to [ beliefern ] the world with cotton clothes.
The mixture is put on a long, flat [Tablett ].
Gas lamps and [ Kerzen ] were replaced by electric light.
The ancient Greeks knew about [ elektrisch ] forces.
You can’t fly a kite if there’s no [ Wind ].