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  • 1 sag

    1. intransitive verb,
    - gg-
    1) (have downward bulge) durchhängen
    2) (sink) sich senken; absacken (ugs.); [Gebäude:] [in sich (Akk.)] zusammensacken (ugs.); [Schultern:] herabhängen; [Brüste:] hängen; (fig.): (decline) [Mut, Stimmung:] sinken
    2. noun
    1) (amount that rope etc. sags) Durchhang, der
    2) (sinking)
    * * *
    [sæɡ]
    past tense, past participle - sagged; verb
    (to bend, hang down, especially in the middle: There were so many books on the shelf that it sagged.) durchhängen
    * * *
    [sæg]
    I. vi
    <- gg->
    1. (droop) [herab]hängen; bed, roof, rope durchhängen; plate, shelf sich akk durchbiegen
    his shoulders \sagged and he walked with a stoop er ging gebeugt mit herabhängenden Schultern
    I noticed that my breasts began to \sag when I turned 40 mit 40 bemerkte ich, dass ich einen Hängebusen bekam
    2. ( fig: weaken) courage sinken
    her spirits \sagged ihre Stimmung wurde gedrückt
    my interest began to \sag mein Interesse ließ nach
    3. ( fig: decline) nachgeben, sich akk abschwächen; support nachlassen
    the value of the dollar is likely to \sag der Dollarkurs wird sich wahrscheinlich abschwächen
    the pound \sagged das Pfund gab nach
    II. n no pl
    1. (droop) Durchhängen nt
    what is causing the \sag in the roof? wie kommt es, dass das Dach durchhängt?
    2. ( fig: fall) [Ab]sinken nt, Abschwächung f; STOCKEX geringfügige Kursschwäche
    I think there'll be a \sag in market prices ich glaube, die Börsenkurse werden sich abschwächen
    as a result of the revelations there has been an immediate \sag in public support infolge der Enthüllungen ließ die Unterstützung durch die Öffentlichkeit sofort nach
    * * *
    [sg]
    1. n

    there's a bit of a sag in the bed/ceiling — das Bett/die Decke hängt etwas durch

    2. vi
    absacken; (in the middle) durchhängen; (shoulders) herabhängen; (breasts) schlaff herunterhängen; (production, rate) zurückgehen; (price, spirit) sinken; (conversation) abflauen

    don't sag, stand up straight — steh nicht so schlaff da (inf), stell dich gerade hin

    * * *
    sag [sæɡ]
    A v/i
    1. sich ( besonders in der Mitte) senken, durch-, absacken, besonders TECH durchhängen (Brücke, Leitung, Seil etc)
    2. abfallen, (herab)hängen
    3. sinken, fallen, absacken, nachlassen (alle auch fig), WIRTSCH nachgeben (Markt, Preise etc):
    sagging spirits pl sinkender Mut;
    the novel sags towards the end der Roman fällt gegen Ende sehr ab
    4. zusammensacken:
    his face sagged sein Gesicht verfiel
    5. SCHIFF ( meist sag to leeward nach Lee) (ab)treiben
    6. ver-, zerlaufen (Lack, Farbe etc)
    B s
    1. Durch-, Absacken n
    2. Senkung f
    3. TECH Durchhang m
    4. WIRTSCH vorübergehende Preisabschwächung
    5. Sinken n, Nachlassen n (beide auch fig)
    * * *
    1. intransitive verb,
    - gg-
    1) (have downward bulge) durchhängen
    2) (sink) sich senken; absacken (ugs.); [Gebäude:] [in sich (Akk.)] zusammensacken (ugs.); [Schultern:] herabhängen; [Brüste:] hängen; (fig.): (decline) [Mut, Stimmung:] sinken
    2. noun
    1) (amount that rope etc. sags) Durchhang, der
    * * *
    n.
    Senkung -en f. v.
    absinken (Kurve) v.
    sacken v.

    English-german dictionary > sag

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