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	German	English
	Brechbeutel {m}; Brechtüte {f} [Dt.]; Speitüte {f} [Dt.]; Brechsackerl {n} [Ös.]; Speibsackerl {n} [Ös.]; Kotztüte {f} [Dt.] [slang]; Kotzsackerl {n} [Ös.] [slang]; Kotzsäckli {n} [Schw.] [slang] (im Flugzeug / auf dem Schiff) [aviat.]	air sickness bag (plane); travel sickness bag; sick bag; vomit bag; barf bag [Am.] [slang] (on airplanes / on ships)
	Brechbeutel {pl}; Brechtüten {pl}; Speitüten {pl}; Brechsackerlen {pl}; Speibsackerlen {pl}; Kotztüten {pl}; Kotzsackerlen {pl}; Kotzsäckli {pl}	air sickness bags; travel sickness bags; sick bags; vomit bags; barf bags
	Zuerst kommt das Fressen, dann (kommt) die Moral. (Brecht)	Food first, morals later.; First grub, then morals.; Meals before morals; Food is the first thing, morals follow on. (Brecht)
	"Der aufhaltsame Aufstieg des Arturo Ui" (von Brecht / Werktitel) [lit.]	'The resistible Rise of Arturo Ui' (by Brecht / work title)
	"Der gute Mensch von Sezuan" (von Brecht / Werktitel) [lit.]	'The good Woman of Setzuan' (by Brecht / work title)
	"Die heilige Johanna der Schlachthöfe" (von Brecht / Werktitel) [lit.]	'St. Joan of the Stockyards' (by Brecht / work title)
	"Der kaukasische Kreidekreis" (von Brecht / Werktitel) [lit.]	'The Caucasian Chalk Circle' (by Brecht / work title)
	"Mann ist Mann" (von Brecht / Werktitel) [lit.]	'Man is Man' (by Brecht / work title)
	"Mutter Courage" (von Brecht / Werktitel) [lit.]	'Mother Courage' (by Brecht / work title)
	"Trommeln in der Nacht" (von Brecht / Werktitel) [lit.]	'Drums in the Night' (by Brecht / work title)
	jdn. läutern {vt} [soc.] [relig.]	to make sb. a better person; to purify sb.'s nature
	läuternd	making a better person; purifying sb.'s nature
	geläutert	made a better person; purified sb.'s nature
	geläutert sein	to have been redeemed
	Die schwere Krankheit hat sie geläutert.	This serious illness made her a better person.
	Er ging aus dem Unglück geläutert hervor.	He emerged from this calamity a better man.
	Leid läutert. (Brecht)	Suffering purifies. (Brecht)