Comprehensive Guide to 100 German Separable Verbs

Comprehensive Index of German Separable Verbs: Entries $1$ through $20$

The first section of this study guide documents separable verbs (trennbare Verben) from the transcript, covering entries for verbs $1$ through $20$. The list begins with $1.$ abbauen, which translates to "to reduce" or "to dismantle." This is followed by $2.$ abfahren, meaning "to depart" or "to leave," and $3.$ abgeben, which is defined as "to hand in" or "to submit." Entry $4.$ is abholen, meaning "to pick up," while entry $5.$ is abklären, translating to "to clarify" or "to sort out." Verb $6.$ is ablenken, meaning "to distract." Between entries $6$ and $7$, there is a notation of the word "removetive." Entry $7.$ is abmachen, which carries the dual meaning "to arrange" or "remo" (as written). Entry $8.$ is absagen, meaning "to cancel," and $9.$ is abschließen, defined as "to complete" or "to lock." Entry $10.$ is aufbauen, which translates to "to build up" or "to construct."

The list continues with verb $11.$ auffordern, which means "to request" or "to urge." Entry $12.$ is aufgeben, defined as "to give up" or "to submit." Entry $13.$ is aufhören, which translates to "to stop" or "to finish." Entry $14.$ is aufklären, meaning "to clarify" or "to enlighten." Verb $15.$ is aufmachen, meaning "to open." Entry $16.$ is aufnehmen, which is defined as "to record" or "to take in." Entry $17.$ is aufpassen, meaning "to pay attention" or "to watch out." Entry $18.$ is aufräumen, translating to "to tidy up." Entry $19.$ is aufschreiben, meaning "to write down." The first section concludes with entry $20.$ aufstehen, which means "to get up" or "to stand up." These entries are accompanied by the metadata markings "e w", "ativede", "DE", and "^!7".

Detailed German Separable Verbs: Entries $21$ through $40$

The second page of the study document lists verbs $21$ through $40$. Entry $21.$ is aufteilen, meaning "to divide" or "to split." This is followed by $22.$ aufwachen, which means "to wake up," and $23.$ aufzeigen, defined as "to demonstrate" or "to show." Entry $24.$ is ausdrucken, which translates to "to print out." Entry $25.$ is ausführen, meaning "to execute" or "to carry out." Entry $26.$ is ausfüllen, defined as "to fill in" or "to complete." Verb $27.$ is ausgehen, meaning "to go out," and $28.$ is aushandeln, which is "to negotiate." Entry $29.$ is ausschalten, meaning "to turn off." After entry $29$, the term "tive" is noted. Verb $30.$ is ausprobieren, meaning "to try out." Entry $31.$ is ausmachen, which can mean "to turn off" or "to arrange."

Continuing with the list, entry $32.$ is ausziehen, meaning "to take off" or "to move out." Entry $33.$ is einbeziehen, which translates to "to involve" or "to include." Verb $34.$ is einführen, meaning "to introduce" or "to implement." Entry $35.$ is einhalten, defined as "to comply with" or "to keep." Entry $36.$ is einladen, which means "to invite." Verb $37.$ is einleiten, which is "to initiate" or "to introduce." Entry $38.$ is einschalten, meaning "to turn on." Entry $39.$ is einschlafen, which translates to "to fall asleep." Finally, entry $40.$ is einschränken, defined as "to restrict" or "to limit." The page is marked at the footer with "w", "stiveden", "DE", and "^!7".

Administrative and Functional Separable Verbs: Entries $41$ through $60$

The third section detail verbs $41$ through $60$. Entry $41.$ is einstellen, meaning "to set" or "to hire." Entry $42.$ is einkaufen, translating to "to shop." Verb $43.$ is einwenden, which means "to object" or "to raise an objection." Entry $44.$ is festlegen, defined as "to determine" or "to set." Entry $45.$ is festhalten, which means "to record" or "to hold on to." Entry $46.$ is feststellen, translating to "to establish" or "to notice." Verb $47.$ is herausfinden, defined as "to find out." Entry $48.$ is herunterladen, meaning "to download." Between entries $48$ and $49$, the note "tive" appears again. Entry $49.$ is hervorheben, which means "to emphasize" or "highlight." Verb $50.$ is hinzufügen, meaning "to add."

Entry $51.$ is hochladen, meaning "to upload." Verb $52.$ is kennenlernen, defined as "to get to know." Entry $53.$ is mitnehmen, translating to "to take along." Entry $54.$ is nachschlagen, which means "to look up." Verb $55.$ is nachweisen, meaning "to prove" or "to demonstrate." Entry $56.$ is stattfinden, which means "to take place." Entry $57.$ is teilnehmen, translating to "to participate." Verb $58.$ is umziehen, meaning "to move" or "to change clothes." Entry $59.$ is vorlegen, which is defined as "to present" or "to submit." Entry $60.$ is vorbereiten, meaning "to prepare." The markings at the end of this section include "w", "tiveden", "DE", "with nark", and "^!7".

Procedural and Action-Oriented Verbs: Entries $61$ through $80$

The fourth page identifies verbs $61$ through $80$. Entry $61.$ is vorstellen, which means "to introduce" or "to imagine." Entry $62.$ is vorgehen, defined as "to proceed" or "to act." Verb $63.$ is weitergehen, meaning "to continue" or "to move on." Entry $64.$ is weitermachen, meaning "to continue." Entry $65.$ is zusammenfassen, which translates to "to summarize." Entry $66.$ is zurückkommen, meaning "to come back." Verb $67.$ is zusagen, defined as "to confirm" or "to accept." Entry $68.$ is zuhören, which means "to listen." Before entry $69$, there is a special note: "close not tive". Entry $69.$ is zumachen, which means "to close." Entry $70.$ is abwaschen, meaning "to wash up."

Entry $71.$ is ankommen, indicating "to arrive." Verb $72.$ is anklicken, meaning "to click on." Entry $73.$ is anmachen, defining "to turn on." Verb $74.$ is annehmen, which translates to "to accept" or "to assume." Entry $75.$ is anrufen, meaning "to call" or "to phone." Entry $76.$ is anziehen, defined as "to put on" or "to dress." Entry $77.$ is aufrechterhalten, which means "to maintain" or "to uphold." Verb $78.$ is durchdenken, meaning "to think through." Entry $79.$ is durchführen, defined as "to carry out" or "to conduct." Finally, entry $80.$ is durchhalten, meaning "to persevere" or "to hold out." These are accompanied by the markings "ativede" and "DE".

Categorizational and Evaluative Verbs: Entries $81$ through $100$

The final section documents entries $81$ through $100$. Entry $81.$ is durchsetzen, which means "to enforce" or "to push through." Entry $82.$ is anfangen, translating to "to begin" or "to start." Verb $83.$ is anmelden, meaning "to register" or "to sign up." Entry $84.$ is abmelden, meaning "to unregister" or "to sign out." Entry $85.$ is a repetition of aufbauen, here defined simply as "to build up." Verb $86.$ is einordnen, which means "to classify" or "to put in order." Entry $87.$ is ausrichten, translating to "to align" or "to direct." Entry $88.$ is abrechnen, meaning "to settle" or "to bill." Verb $89.$ is aufzeigen, defined as "to point out" or "to show." Entry $90.$ is einreichen, meaning "to submit" or "to file."

Verb $91.$ is vortragen, meaning "to present" or "to deliver." Entry $92.$ is abgrenzen, translating to "to delimit" or "to distinguish." Entry $93.$ is anleiten, which means "to guide" or "to instruct." Verb $94.$ is ausbilden, defined as "to train" or "to educate." A note marked "ve" appears here. Entry $95.$ is aufgreifen, meaning "to take up" or "to address." Verb $96.$ is einarbeiten, meaning "to familiarize" or "to work in." Entry $97.$ is abstimmen, defined as "to coordinate" or "to vote." Entry $98.$ is aufdecken, meaning "to uncover" or "to expose." Entry $99.$ is ausweichen, translating to "to evade" or "to dodge." The final entry, $100$, is vornehmen, meaning "to undertake" or "to plan." The final page labels include "tiveden", "DE", "^!7", and "w".