| 161. | coal | See also: be hauled over the coals |
| 162. | coat | See also: hang your coat / jacket up; take a coat for a walk; the moths have been at this coat |
| 163. | coax | See also: wheedle / coax something out of someone |
| 164. | Cocker | See also: according to Cocker |
| 165. | cold | … See also: a stream of cold air; catch a cold / the measles from someone; he's given me his cold; she broke out in a cold sweat; the cold doesn't bother him 0.4 KB |
| 166. | colleagues | See also: his colleagues didn't take to his openness to the way he dressed |
| 167. | colour | See also: change colour several times; what colour are his eyes? |
| 168. | combine | See also: combine business with pleasure |
| 169. | combine business with pleasure | das Angenehme mit dem Nützlichen verbinden |
| 170. | come | … See also: ask someone not to come; be / have come under the spell / sway of; come / get dangerously / threateningly close; come across vividly; come away empty-handed; come back into fashion; come blowing in; come charging along; come flying along; come from; come from a working-class background; come from Baden; come off; come on, one for the road; come on, out with it / spit it out; come out on top; come over someone; come panting along; come pelting along; come roaring along; come roaring up; come running along; come sailing along; come shooting along; come sneaking up; come streaming along; come swarming along; come to an agreement; come to an agreement on 5.2 KB |
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