Usages of üben
Anstatt fernzusehen, übt mein Bruder abends Gitarre, als ob er ein Konzert hätte.
Instead of watching TV, my brother practises guitar in the evenings, as if he had a concert.
Wir üben heute den Text im Wohnzimmer.
We practice the text in the living room today.
Die Muttersprachlerin im Kurs meint, ich solle meine Aussprache noch öfter üben.
The female native speaker in the course thinks I should practise my pronunciation even more often.
In einem Jahr wirst du viele dieser Redewendungen so oft geübt haben, dass du sie automatisch verwendest.
In a year you will have practised many of these idioms so often that you use them automatically.
Wir üben die Falltechnik auf der Weichbodenmatte.
We practise the falling technique on the crash mat.
Wir üben die Falltechnik und springen ab.
We practise the falling technique and jump down.
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