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1 challenge
1. noun3) (person, task) Herausforderung, die2. transitive verb1) (to contest etc.) herausfordern (to zu)challenge somebody to a duel — jemanden zum Duell [heraus]fordern
2) (fig.) auffordernchallenge somebody's authority — jemandes Autorität od. Befugnis infrage stellen
3) (demand password etc. from) [Wachposten:] anrufen4) (question) infrage stellen; anzweifeln* * *[' ælin‹] 1. verb1) (to ask (someone) to take part in a contest: He challenged his brother to a round of golf.) herausfordern2) (to question (someone's authority or right, the truth of a statement etc).) anzweifeln2. noun1) (an invitation to a contest: He accepted his brother's challenge to a fight.) die Herausforderung2) (the act of questioning someone's right, a statement etc.) der Widerspruch•- academic.ru/11986/challenger">challenger- challenging* * *chal·lenge[ˈtʃælɪnʤ]I. nto accept a \challenge sich akk einer Herausforderung stellento be faced with a \challenge mit einer schwierigen Aufgabe konfrontiert seinto find sth a \challenge etw schwierig findento present sb [with] a \challenge eine Herausforderung für jdn darstellento rise to a \challenge sich akk einer Herausforderung gewachsen zeigento accept the \challenge to do sth die Herausforderung annehmen, etw zu tunto issue a \challenge to sb to do sth jdn herausfordern, etw zu tunto be a direct \challenge to sth etw offen infrage stellento be open to \challenge anfechtbar seinto pose a \challenge to sth etw infrage stellen\challenge to the array Ablehnung f der gesamten Geschworenen\challenge to the polls Ablehnung f der einzelnen Geschworenen\challenge for cause Ablehnung f der Geschworenen unter Angabe von bestimmten Gründenchallenge without \challenge, peremptory \challenge Ablehnung f der Geschworenen ohne Angabe von Gründento make a \challenge to a member of the jury ein Mitglied der Geschworenen ablehnenII. vt1. (ask to compete)▪ to \challenge sb to do sth jdn herausfordern, etw zu tunto \challenge a record versuchen einen Rekord einzustellen2. (call into question)▪ to \challenge sb/sth jdn/etw infrage stellen▪ to \challenge sb an jdn [hohe] Anforderungen stellen, jdm viel abverlangen▪ to \challenge sb jdn anrufen▪ to \challenge sb jdn [als Geschworenen] ablehnento \challenge a judge on grounds of bias AM einen Richter wegen Besorgnis der Befangenheit ablehnen* * *['tSlIndZ]1. nthis job is a challenge — bei dieser Arbeit ist man gefordert
I see this task as a challenge —
the challenge of modern life — die Anforderungen des heutigen Lebens
those who rose to the challenge — diejenigen, die sich der Herausforderung stellten
the office job presented no challenge for him — die Bürotätigkeit stellte keine Ansprüche an ihn or forderte ihn nicht
2. vtto challenge sb to do sth —
he challenged her to run a marathon — er wettete, dass sie keinen Marathonlauf machen würde
2) (fig: make demands on) fordern3) (fig) remarks, sb's authority infrage or in Frage stellen, anfechten4) (sentry) anrufen* * *challenge [ˈtʃælındʒ]A sa) Angriff m (auf akk)b) Protest m, Einwand m (gegen)the challenge now is jetzt gilt es ( to do zu tun)4. MILa) Anruf m (durch Wachtposten)5. JAGD Anschlagen n (der Hunde)6. JURa) Ablehnung f (eines Geschworenen oder Richters):challenge for cause Ablehnung (von Geschworenen) unter Angabe eines bestimmten Grundes;peremptory challenge, challenge without (showing) cause Ablehnung (von Geschworenen) ohne Angabe von Gründenb) Anfechtung f (eines Beweismittels etc)7. Aufforderung f zur Stellungnahme8. MED Immunitätstest mB v/t2. auf-, herausfordern ( to do zu tun)4. etwas stark anzweifeln, angreifen, infrage stellen5. Aufmerksamkeit etc fordern, in Anspruch nehmen, Bewunderung abnötigen, jemanden locken oder reizen oder fordern (Aufgabe)6. in scharfen Wettstreit treten mit7. MILa) anrufenb) (Radar) abfragen* * *1. noun1) (to contest or duel; also Sport) Herausforderung, die (to Gen.)3) (person, task) Herausforderung, die2. transitive verb1) (to contest etc.) herausfordern (to zu)challenge somebody to a duel — jemanden zum Duell [heraus]fordern
2) (fig.) auffordernchallenge somebody's authority — jemandes Autorität od. Befugnis infrage stellen
3) (demand password etc. from) [Wachposten:] anrufen4) (question) infrage stellen; anzweifeln* * *n.Herausforderung f.Kampfansage f. v.herausfordern v.
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