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1 abhören
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. MED. abhorchen3. (Tonband etc.) listen to, play back4. (überwachen) monitor5. PÄD. jemandem ein Gedicht etc. abhören listen to s.o. recite a poem etc.; kannst du mir bitte die Vokabeln abhören? would you test (me on) my vocab (ulary) please?; siehe auch abfragen 1* * *das Abhörenwire tapping* * *ạb|hö|renvt sepabgehört werden (inf) — to be bugged
der Geheimdienst darf (Telefone) abhören — the Secret Service are allowed to tap telephones
2) (= zuhören) Sender, Schallplatte etc to listen to3) (MED) to sound, to listen to4)kannst du mir mal Vokabeln abhören? —
* * *(to attach a device to (someone's telephone wires) in order to be able to listen to his telephone conversations: My phone was being tapped.) tap* * *ab|hö·renvt1. (belauschen)ein Gespräch/ein Telefonat \abhören to bug [or listen into] a conversation/telephone conversation2. (überwachen)▪ jdn/etw \abhören to observe sb/sth▪ jds Telefon \abhören to monitor [or tap] sb's telephone [line]3. SCH▪ jdn \abhören to test sb4. MED5. (anhören)einen Sender/ein Tonband \abhören to listen to a station/a tape* * *transitives Verb1) (abfragen)jemandem od. jemanden Vokabeln abhören — test somebody's vocabulary [orally]
2) (heimlich anhören) listen to3) (überwachen) tap <telephone, telephone conversation>; bug (coll.) <conversation, premises>4) s. abhorchen* * *abhören v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)3. (Tonband etc) listen to, play back4. (überwachen) monitor5. SCHULEabhören listen to sb recite a poem etc;kannst du mir bitte die Vokabeln abhören? would you test (me on) my vocab(ulary) please?; → auch abfragen 1* * *transitives Verb1) (abfragen)jemandem od. jemanden Vokabeln abhören — test somebody's vocabulary [orally]
2) (heimlich anhören) listen to3) (überwachen) tap <telephone, telephone conversation>; bug (coll.) <conversation, premises>4) s. abhorchen* * *-ungen n.wiretapping n.
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