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Illustration of the B1 German word “abheben”, which translates to “to withdraw (money)”. A nervous squirrel at an ATM wildly mashes buttons; a giant mechanical claw erupts from the slot, clutching a fistful of golden acorns that sends the squirrel floating upward in sheer, stunned disbelief.
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abheben

to withdraw (money)

/ˈapˌheːbn̩/

Conjugation

Principal parts

abheben, hob ab, hat abgehoben

ich hebe ab
du hebst ab
er/sie/es hebt ab
wir heben ab
ihr hebt ab
sie/Sie heben ab

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Examples — abheben in a sentence

Ich muss noch Geld vom Automaten abheben.

I still need to withdraw money from the ATM.

Sie hat heute 100 Euro abgehoben.

She withdrew 100 Euros today.

How to remember it

UP-hey-ben sounds like 'up heaven' — you lift 'up' your money to 'withdraw' it from the bank and feel like you're in hea

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to / against each other

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Die Stühle standen eng aneinander im Raum.

The chairs stood close to each other in the room.

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Two tables were pushed together.

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die Ausstellung

/ˈaʊ̯sˌʃtɛlʊŋ/

exhibition

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Wir besuchten eine interessante Kunstausstellung.

We visited an interesting art exhibition.

Die Ausstellung ist noch bis nächste Woche geöffnet.

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author

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Der Autor liest heute aus seinem neuen Buch vor.

The author is reading from his new book today.

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Who is the author of this famous novel?

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die Autorin

/aʊ̯ˈtoːʁɪn/

author (female)

Examples

Die Autorin liest heute Abend aus ihrem Buch vor.

The author is reading from her book this evening.

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das Bargeld

/ˈbaːɐ̯ˌɡɛlt/

cash

Examples

Ich habe leider kein Bargeld dabei.

Unfortunately, I don't have any cash with me.

Man kann hier nur mit Bargeld zahlen.

You can only pay with cash here.

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/bəˈdɪŋʊŋ/

condition

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Ich akzeptiere das Angebot unter einer Bedingung.

I accept the offer under one condition.

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