Phrase

Lass dich nicht unterkriegen!

Based on: kriegen
1.

Don’t let them get you down! / Keep your head up.

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  • Lass dich nicht unterkriegen, egal was passiert!
  • Don’t let them get you down, no matter what happens!

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The meaning(s) of “kriegen”

A fun look at the meaning of "kriegen". We'll learn what it means by itself and look at all the useful prefix versions. A must have for your vocabulary :)

Vocab: kriegen, abkriegen, hinkriegen, mitkriegen, aufkriegen, rauskriegen, der Krieg, ...

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The meaning (and use) of “lassen”

The German 'lassen' translates to 'to let' and 'to leave'. But the uniting theme is 'not doing'. And that can actually explain all the various uses of 'lassen'.

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How many meanings does the German word 'Lass dich nicht unterkriegen!' have?

Lass dich nicht unterkriegen! has 1 distinct meaning: 1. Don’t let them get you down! / Keep your head up..

What is 'Lass dich nicht unterkriegen!' related to?

The word 'Lass dich nicht unterkriegen!' is related to kriegen.

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The meaning(s) of “kriegen”
A fun look at the meaning of "kriegen". We'll learn what it means by itself and look at all the useful prefix versions. A must have for your vocabulary :)
Vocab: kriegen, abkriegen, hinkriegen, mitkriegen, aufkriegen, rauskriegen, der Krieg, ...
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The meaning (and use) of “lassen”
The German 'lassen' translates to 'to let' and 'to leave'. But the uniting theme is 'not doing'. And that can actually explain all the various uses of 'lassen'.
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