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1 Wette
f; -, -n bet, wager altm.; eine Wette eingehen oder abschließen make a bet; ich gehe jede Wette ein, dass... I’ll bet you any money you like (that)...; was gilt die Wette? what do you (want to) bet?; die Wette gilt! you’re on!; um die Wette rennen oder schwimmen etc. have a race, race each other; um die Wette umg. arbeiten etc.: all out; essen etc.: like it’s going out of style* * *die Wettewager; bet* * *Wẹt|te ['vɛtə]f -, -nbet (AUCH SPORT); wagereine Wette machen or abschließen/annehmen — to make/take up or accept a bet
was gilt die Wette? — what will you bet me?, what are you betting?
die Wette gilt! — done!, you're on! (inf)
um die Wette laufen/schwimmen — to run/swim a race (with each other)
* * *die1) (an act of betting: I won my bet.) bet2) (a sum of money betted: Place your bets.) bet3) (a bet: We made a wager that he would win.) wager* * *Wet·te<-, -n>[ˈvɛtə]f bet▪ jede \Wette eingehen, dass to bet anything thatum die \Wette essen/trinken to race each other eating/drinkingum die \Wette laufen to race each other, to run a raceeine \Wette machen to make a bet* * *die; Wette, Wetten betwas gilt die Wette? — how much do you want to bet?; what do you bet?
eine Wette [mit jemandem] abschließen — make a bet [with somebody]
[ich gehe] jede Wette [ein], dass... — I bet you anything [you like] that...
* * *abschließen make a bet;ich gehe jede Wette ein, dass … I’ll bet you any money you like (that) …;was gilt die Wette? what do you (want to) bet?;die Wette gilt! you’re on!;schwimmen etc have a race, race each other;* * *die; Wette, Wetten betwas gilt die Wette? — how much do you want to bet?; what do you bet?
eine Wette [mit jemandem] abschließen — make a bet [with somebody]
[ich gehe] jede Wette [ein], dass... — I bet you anything [you like] that...
* * *-n f.bet n.wager n. -
2 gewettet
p.p.betted p.p. -
3 wettete
prät.betted pret. -
4 gewettet
1. betted2. wagered -
5 wettete
1. betted2. staked3. wagered
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betted — /bet id/, v. a pt. and pp. of bet. * * * … Universalium
betted — bet n. wager; gamble, stake v. place a wager; gamble … English contemporary dictionary
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betted — past of bet * * * /bet id/, v. a pt. and pp. of bet … Useful english dictionary
betted on the right horse — placed ones hopes and expectations in the right place … English contemporary dictionary
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