begehen
A2#1,447Hear it
verb
- to commit, perpetratea crime, an offense
- to walk, to walk on, to use
- to visit, to inspect
- to celebrate
Forms
Present
| I | begehe |
|---|---|
| you | begehst |
| he, she, it | begeht |
| we | begehen |
| you (plural) | begeht |
| they | begehen |
Preterite
| I | beging |
|---|---|
| you | begingst |
| he, she, it | beging |
| we | begingen |
| you (plural) | begingt |
| they | begingen |
Subjunctive I
| I | begehe |
|---|---|
| you | begehest |
| he, she, it | begehe |
| we | begehen |
| you (plural) | begehet |
| they | begehen |
Subjunctive II
| I | beginge |
|---|---|
| you | begingest / begingst |
| he, she, it | beginge |
| we | begingen |
| you (plural) | beginget / begingt |
| they | begingen |
Imperative
| you | begeh / begehe |
|---|---|
| you (plural) | begeht |
Other forms
| infinitive | begehen |
|---|---|
| past participle | begangen |
| present participle | begehend |
Used in the library
- Wer ein Verbrechen begeht, kommt in den Knast.Anyone who commits a crime goes to jail.A2Noch einmal, bitte (2) — Once more, please (2) (A2)
- Einen Diebstahl zu begehen ist illegal, aber Sabine versteht seine Situation.Committing a theft is illegal, but Sabine understands his situation.A2Der Verein steigt auf — The club goes up (A2)
- „Unsere Ehe war nicht glücklich, aber ich habe kein Verbrechen begangen", sagt sie."Our marriage wasn't happy, but I didn't commit a crime," she says.A2Der Tote im Bootshaus — The dead man in the boathouse (A2)