🇩🇪 German Vocabulary — 24 Jul 2026
English words from daily news with German translations. Test your knowledge →
a tax or fee imposed by a government
"The newest levies, announced late on Thursday by the US trade representative, Jamieson Greer, would fall under section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, which is aimed against countries that engage in forced labor."
causing something to be changed or altered in an unnatural way
"“Today’s action will begin to correct what is both a human rights abuse and distortive trade practice to improve the welfare of workers everywhere,” Greer said in a statement."
extensive or wide-ranging in scope or effect
"Its significance lies not only in the sweeping powers it gives to police for preventing and uprooting so-called ‘unlawful’ political gatherings, but also in what it conspicuously leaves out: accountability through independent parliamentary or judicial oversight."
to come to an end or be no longer valid
"Donald Trump’s administration has ordered a fresh wave of sweeping tariffs on dozens of US trading partners to replace a 10% global duty that was set to expire early Friday morning – the latest attempt to instate aggressive trade policies despite challenges from the country’s highest court."
planned or organized in a systematic way
"BALOCHISTAN witnessed a series of coordinated attacks on the weekend."
to exceed or go beyond the limits of one's authority or power
"So when the Israelis attacked targets on Qatari soil, it was seen as an overreach by even those countries in the region which restricted their reaction to lodging verbal protests during the Gaza genocide."
the act of setting someone or something free
"But last April, on what he declared was “liberation day”, Trump announced a baseline 10% tariff under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, a trade law that grants the president the authority to regulate international transactions during a national emergency."