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1 dissent
A n ¢1 gen, Pol contestation f, dissensions fpl sout ; Sport contestation f ; dissent from désaccord m avec [policy, decision, opinion] ;2 Relig désaccord m ;B vi2 Relig to dissent from sth s'écarter de qch. -
2 dissent
1. intransitive verb1) (refuse to assent) nicht zustimmendissent from something — mit etwas nicht übereinstimmen
2) (disagree)2. nounAblehnung, die; (from majority) Abweichung, die* * *[di'sent] 1. noun(disagreement: There was a murmur of dissent.) abweichende Meinung2. verb- academic.ru/21228/dissension">dissension* * *dis·sent[dɪˈsent]there is some \dissent on this issue in dieser Angelegenheit ist man sich uneinigvoice of \dissent Gegenstimme f* * *[dɪ'sent]1. vi1) (= oppose) anderer Meinung sein, differieren (geh)I strongly dissent from what he says — ich muss dem, was er sagt, entschieden widersprechen
2) (ECCL) sich weigern, die Staatskirche anzuerkennen2. nthere was remarkably little dissent — es gab bemerkenswert wenig Widerspruch
* * *dissent [dıˈsent]A v/i2. REL von der Staatskirche abweichenB s1. Meinungsverschiedenheit f2. RELa) Abweichung f von der Staatskircheb) koll (die) Dissenters pl* * *1. intransitive verb1) (refuse to assent) nicht zustimmen2) (disagree)2. nounAblehnung, die; (from majority) Abweichung, die* * *v.anderer Meinung sein ausdr.widersprechen v. -
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4 split
A n1 lit (in fabric, garment) déchirure f ; (in rock, wood) fissure f, crevasse f ; ( in skin) crevasse f ;2 (in party, movement, alliance) scission f (in de) ; ( stronger) rupture f (between entre ; in dans ; into dans) ; a three-way split in the party executive une scission en trois groupes de la direction du parti ;3 ( share-out) (of money, profits, jobs) partage m ; a (four-way) split of the profits un partage (en quatre) des bénéfices ;6 Fin surtout US marge f différentielle, différence f ; income/wage split éventail m des revenus/salaires.1 (cut, slit) fendre [wood, log, rock, slate, seam] (in, into en) ; déchirer [fabric, garment] ; to split one's lip se fendre la lèvre ; to split the atom fissionner l'atome ; [lightning, thunder, noise] déchirer [sky, silence] ;2 ( cause dissent) diviser, provoquer une scission dans [party, movement, alliance] ; to split the vote diviser l'électorat ; the dispute has split the alliance in two/into two factions le conflit a divisé l'alliance en deux/en deux factions ; the committee was (deeply) split on or over this issue la commission était (extrêmement) divisée or partagée sur cette question ;4 ( share) partager [cost, payment] (between entre) ; shall we split a bottle of wine (between us)? si on partageait une bouteille de vin? ; to split sth three/four ways partager qch en trois/en quatre [profits, cost] ;5 Ling to split an infinitive introduire un adverbe au milieu d'un infinitif, entre ‘to’ et le verbe ;6 Comput fractionner [window].1 [wood, log, rock, slate] se fendre (in, into en) ; [fabric, garment] se déchirer ; [seam] se défaire ; to split in(to) two [stream, road] se diviser en deux ; my head's splitting fig j'ai horriblement mal à la tête ;2 gen, Pol [party, movement, alliance] se diviser ; ( stronger) se scinder ; the leadership split on ou over (the question of) the voting system la direction était divisée à propos du système électoral ; to split along party lines se séparer en fonction des différents partis ;5 ○ ( leave) filer ○.to split the difference couper la poire en deux ; to split one's sides ○ (laughing) se tordre de rire.■ split off:▶ split off [branch, piece, end] se détacher (from de) ; [path] bifurquer ; [political group] faire scission ; [company] se séparer (from de) ;▶ split [sth] off détacher [branch, piece] ; to split sth off from détacher qch de [branch, piece] ; séparer qch de [company, section, department].■ split open:■ split up:▶ split up [band, couple, members, parents] se séparer ; [crowd, demonstrators] se disperser ; [alliance, consortium] éclater ; [federation] se scinder (into en) ; to split up with quitter, se séparer de [partner, husband, girlfriend] ; to split up into groups of five se mettre en groupes de cinq ;▶ split [sb] up séparer [friends, partners, group members] (from de) ; everyone tried to split the couple up tout le monde a essayé de les écarter l'un de l'autre ; to split the children up into groups répartir les enfants en petits groupes ;▶ split [sth] up, split up [sth] partager, répartir [money, profits, work] (into en) ; diviser [area, group] (into en) ; to split a novel up into chapters diviser un roman en chapitres ; to split sth up into its component parts séparer les différentes parties qui composent qch. -
5 stir
∎ your tea is sugared but not stirred ton thé est sucré mais il faut le remuer;∎ stir the flour into the sauce incorporez la farine à la sauce en remuant∎ a light breeze stirred the leaves une brise légère agitait les feuilles;∎ British familiar stir yourself or your stumps, it's time to go! grouille-toi, il est l'heure de partir!∎ his story has stirred us deeply son histoire nous a profondément émus(d) (rouse, excite) éveiller, exciter;∎ to stir sb's curiosity/sympathy éveiller la curiosité/sympathie de qn;∎ to stir sb to do sth inciter ou pousser qn à faire qch;∎ to stir sb into action pousser qn à agir∎ to stir it (cause trouble) semer la zizanie∎ I shan't stir from my bed until midday je ne bougerai pas de mon lit avant midi;∎ to stir in one's sleep remuer dans son sommeil;∎ the audience were stirring in their seats les spectateurs s'agitaient dans leur fauteuil(b) (awaken, be roused → feeling, anger) s'éveiller;∎ a mood of nationalism was stirring in the country un sentiment nationaliste s'éveillait dans le pays3 noun∎ to give sth a stir remuer qch;∎ the sauce needs a stir il faudrait remuer la sauce(b) (commotion) émoi m, agitation f;∎ to cause or to create or to make quite a stir soulever un vif émoi, faire grand bruit;∎ there was a big stir about or over the unemployment figures les chiffres du chômage ont soulevé un vif émoi(c) (movement) mouvement m;∎ a stir of excitement un frisson d'excitation∎ in stir en taule, en cabane, à l'ombre;∎ stir crazy cinglé (à force d'être en prison)Cookery ajouter ou incorporer en remuant(a) (disturb → dust, mud) soulever(b) (incite, provoke → trouble) provoquer; (→ emotions) exciter, attiser; (→ dissent) fomenter; (→ memories) réveiller; (→ crowd, followers) ameuter;∎ he likes stirring it or things up il aime provoquer -
6 suppress
transitive verb* * *[sə'pres]2) (to keep back or stifle: She suppressed a laugh.) unterdrücken3) (to prevent from being published, known etc: to suppress information.) unterschlagen•- academic.ru/72329/suppression">suppression* * *sup·press[səˈpres]vt▪ to \suppress sth1. (end) etw unterdrückento \suppress a revolution eine Revolution niederschlagento \suppress terrorism den Terrorismus bekämpfento \suppress human rights die Menschenrechte missachten2. (restrain)to \suppress feelings/impulses/urges Gefühle/Impulse/Verlangen unterdrückento \suppress evidence/information Beweismaterial/Informationen zurückhalten4. (inhibit) etw hemmento \suppress the immune system das Immunsystem schwächento \suppress a process/reaction einen Prozess/eine Reaktion abschwächen5. ELECto \suppress electrical interference etw entstören, eine elektrische Störung beheben6. PSYCHto \suppress ideas/memories Vorstellungen/Erinnerungen verdrängen* * *[sə'pres]vt1) feelings, smile, dissent, views, symptoms, protest unterdrücken; appetite zügeln; information, evidence zurückhalten* * *suppress [səˈpres] v/t1. allg einen Huster, eine Rebellion, ELEK Störgeräusche etc unterdrücken:b) eine Textstelle streichen4. verheimlichen, -schweigen, unterschlagen, vertuschen:suppress evidence JUR Beweismaterial unterschlagen5. MEDa) eine Blutung stillenb) Durchfall stopfenc) Harn, Stuhl verhalten6. PSYCH verdrängen* * *transitive verb* * *v.abschaffen v.abstellen v.unterdrücken v. -
7 disagree
disə'ɡri:1) ((sometimes with with) to hold different opinions etc (from someone else): We disagree about everything; I disagree with you on that point.) no estar de acuerdo, disentir, discrepar2) (to quarrel: We never meet without disagreeing.) discutir3) ((with with) (of food) to be unsuitable (to someone) and cause pain: Onions disagree with me.) sentar mal•- disagreeably
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disagree vb no estar de acuerdotr[dɪsə'griː]1 (not agree) no estar de acuerdo (on, en), ( with, con), disentir ( with, de), discrepar ( with, de), (on, en)■ we disagreed on/over what film to see no estuvimos de acuerdo en qué película ir a ver■ I disagree with you discrepo contigo, no estoy de acuerdo contigo2 (differ, not match - statements, reports, figures) no coincidir ( with, con), no corresponder ( with, a), discrepar ( with, de)disagree [.dɪsə'gri:] vi1) differ: discrepar, no coincidir2) dissent: disentir, discrepar, no estar de acuerdov.• altercar v.• desajustar v.• desavenir v.(§pres: -vengo, -vienes...-venimos) pret: -vin-fut: -vendr-•)• desconformar v.• desconvenir v.(§pres: -vengo, -vienes...-venimos) pret: -vin-fut: -vendr-•)• desdecir v.(§pres: -digo, -dices...) pret: -dij-pp: -dichofut/c: -dir-•)• diferenciar v.• discordar v.• discrepar v.• disidir v.• disonar v.• no estar de acuerdo v.'dɪsə'griː1)a) ( differ in opinion)to disagree (WITH somebody/something) — no estar* de acuerdo (con alguien/algo), discrepar (de alguien/algo) (frml)
b) ( quarrel)c) ( conflict) \<\<figures/accounts\>\> no coincidir, discrepar2) ( cause discomfort) \<\<food\>\>to disagree WITH somebody — sentarle* or caerle* mal a alguien
onions disagree with her — las cebollas le sientan or le caen mal
[ˌdɪsǝ'ɡriː]VI1) (=have different opinion) no estar de acuerdo, estar en desacuerdoto disagree with sb (on or about sth) — no estar de acuerdo or estar en desacuerdo con algn (sobre algo)
I disagree with you — no estoy de acuerdo contigo, no comparto tu opinión
2) (=not approve)I disagree with bullfighting — yo no apruebo los toros, no me gustan los toros
3) (=quarrel) reñir, discutir ( with con)5) (=make unwell)to disagree with sb — [climate, food] sentar mal a algn
* * *['dɪsə'griː]1)a) ( differ in opinion)to disagree (WITH somebody/something) — no estar* de acuerdo (con alguien/algo), discrepar (de alguien/algo) (frml)
b) ( quarrel)c) ( conflict) \<\<figures/accounts\>\> no coincidir, discrepar2) ( cause discomfort) \<\<food\>\>to disagree WITH somebody — sentarle* or caerle* mal a alguien
onions disagree with her — las cebollas le sientan or le caen mal
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8 disagree
intransitive verbdisagree [with somebody] about or over something — sich [mit jemandem] über etwas (Akk.) nicht einig sein
2) (quarrel) eine Auseinandersetzung haben3) (be mutually inconsistent) nicht übereinstimmen4)disagree with somebody — (have bad effects on) jemandem nicht bekommen
* * *[disə'ɡri:]1) ((sometimes with with) to hold different opinions etc (from someone else): We disagree about everything; I disagree with you on that point.) nicht übereinstimmen mit2) (to quarrel: We never meet without disagreeing.) sich streiten3) ((with with) (of food) to be unsuitable (to someone) and cause pain: Onions disagree with me.) schlecht bekommen•- academic.ru/20751/disagreeable">disagreeable- disagreeably
- disagreement* * *dis·agree[ˌdɪsəˈgri:]vi1. (dissent) nicht übereinstimmen; (with plan, decision) nicht einverstanden sein; (with sb else) uneinig [o anderer Meinung] seinI strongly \disagree with the decision ich kann mich der Entscheidung in keiner Weise anschließen3. (not correspond) nicht übereinstimmen, im Widerspruch stehen4. FOOD nicht zuträglich seinI must have eaten something that \disagreed with me ich muss etwas gegessen haben, das mir nicht bekommt* * *["dɪsə'griː]vi1) (with person, views) nicht übereinstimmen; (with plan, suggestion etc) nicht einverstanden sein; (two people) sich (dat) nicht einig sein2) (= quarrel) eine Meinungsverschiedenheit haben3) (= be different figures, reports) nicht übereinstimmen4)garlic disagrees with me — ich vertrage keinen Knoblauch, Knoblauch bekommt mir nicht
* * *disagree [ˌdısəˈɡriː] v/ithe witnesses disagree die Zeugen widersprechen einander2. (with sb) anderer Meinung sein (als jemand), uneinig sein (mit jemandem), (jemandem) nicht zustimmen3. (sich) streiten (on, about, as to über akk)4. (with sth) nicht einverstanden sein (mit etwas), gegen (eine Sache) sein, (etwas) ablehnenwith dat):* * *intransitive verbdisagree with somebody/something — mit jemandem/etwas nicht übereinstimmen
disagree [with somebody] about or over something — sich [mit jemandem] über etwas (Akk.) nicht einig sein
2) (quarrel) eine Auseinandersetzung haben3) (be mutually inconsistent) nicht übereinstimmen4)disagree with somebody — (have bad effects on) jemandem nicht bekommen
* * *v.nicht übereinstimmen ausdr.widersprechen v.
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