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1 rely
intransitive verb1) (have trust) sich verlassen ([up]on auf + Akk.)2) (be dependent) angewiesen sein ([up]on auf + Akk.)[have to] rely on somebody to help — darauf angewiesen sein, dass jemand hilft
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- reliant* * *[rɪˈlaɪ]vi1. (have confidence in)British weather can never be relied upon auf das britische Wetter ist kein Verlass▪ to \rely on [or upon] sb/sth to do [or doing] sth sich akk darauf verlassen [o darauf vertrauen], dass jd/etw etw tutdon't \rely on that lot winning the match sei nicht so sicher, dass die da das Spiel gewinnen2. (depend on)▪ to \rely on [or upon] sb/sth von jdm/etw abhängen▪ to \rely on [or upon] sb/sth doing sth darauf angewiesen sein, dass jd/etw etw tut* * *[rI'laɪ]vishe relied on the trains being on time — sie verließ sich darauf, dass die Züge pünktlich waren
I rely on him for my income —
you can rely ( up)on my help or on me to help you — du kannst dich darauf verlassen, dass ich dir helfe
she is not to be relied upon — man kann sich nicht auf sie verlassen
* * *rely [rıˈlaı] v/iI rely on you to do it ich verlasse mich darauf, dass du es tust;you can rely on me to help you du kannst dich auf meine Hilfe verlassen;have to rely on sb auf jemanden angewiesen sein;he can be relied upon man kann sich auf ihn verlassenthe author relies on earlier works der Autor lehnt sich an frühere Werke anfor hinsichtlich)* * *intransitive verb1) (have trust) sich verlassen ([up]on auf + Akk.)2) (be dependent) angewiesen sein ([up]on auf + Akk.)[have to] rely on somebody to help — darauf angewiesen sein, dass jemand hilft
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2 rely
[rɪʼlaɪ] vi1) ( have confidence in)British weather can never be relied upon auf das britische Wetter ist kein Verlass;to \rely on [or upon] sb/ sth to do [or doing] sth sich akk darauf verlassen [o darauf vertrauen], dass jd/etw etw tut;don't \rely on that lot winning the match sei nicht so sicher, dass die da das Spiel gewinnen2) ( depend on)
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