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1 penance
Buße, dieact of penance — Bußübung, die
undergo/do penance — büßen/Buße tun
* * *['penəns](punishment that a person suffers willingly to show that he is sorry for something wrong he has done: He did penance for his sins.) die Buße* * *pen·ance[ˈpenən(t)s]n no pl* * *['penəns]n (REL)Buße f; (fig) Strafe fto do penance — Buße tun; (fig)
as a penance (Rel) (fig) — als Buße zur or als Strafe
* * *penance [ˈpenəns] s1. REL Buße f, Reue f:do penance (for sth)a) (für etwas) Buße tun,b) fig (etwas) büßen3. fig Strafe f:it’s a penance for … das ist die Strafe für …* * *noun, no pl., no art.Buße, dieact of penance — Bußübung, die
undergo/do penance — büßen/Buße tun
* * *n.Buße -n f.Reue nur sing. f. -
2 penance
pen·ance [ʼpenən(t)s] nto do \penance for sth für etw akk Buße tun
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