-
hence considered by some to be a "resultative particle". For example,
mitgehen,
meaning "to go along",
would be split,
giving Gehen Sie mit? (Literal:...
- in CBD, in
which the
diagnosed individual may have a "tactile
mitgehen". This
mitgehen [1] (German,
meaning "to go with") is
relatively specific to CBD...
- conversation, not the
thread of the conversation. See also § word approximation.
Mitgehen (German: [ˈmɪtˌɡeːən] ) is an
extreme form of
mitmachen in
which very slight...
-
involuntarily resist p****ive movements,
while facilitatory paratonia ("
mitgehen")
occurs when
subjects involuntarily ****ist with p****ive movements. Both...
-
aides not to join them. His
words were
ambiguous (Es darf kein
Pfleger mitgehen, "No
attendant may walk with [us]").
Whether they were
meant to follow...
- Kleeblattschädel LSD,
German abbreviation of "Lysergsäurediethylamid"
Mitgehen Mitmachen Mittelschmerz ("middle pain", used to
refer to
ovulation pain)...
-
which are very
common in
German and used in
Lunenburg as well. German:
mitgehen ('to go with someone') Examples: Will you go with? I am
going with. Come...
- for trump. If only the
Stamm is available, all the
players must play (
mitgehen), and
anyone who
fails to take a
trick pays a bête (the
amount in the pot)...
-
contracts rank in the
above order.
Players then
decide whether to "play" (
mitgehen) or "drop" (Spiel verzichten). In a
variant of the rules, a
player has...
- forehand, the
players announce, in
clockwise order,
whether they will "play" (
mitgehen = "go with [the dealer]") or "p****" (daheimbleiben = "I'll stay at home")...
