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1 await
transitive verb* * *[ə'weit]* * *[əˈweɪt]vt▪ to \await sb/sth jdn/etw erwartena prisoner \awaiting trial ein Gefangener/eine Gefangene, dessen/deren Fall noch zur Verhandlung anstehteagerly \awaited sehnlichst erwartetlong \awaited lang ersehnt* * *[ə'weɪt]vtparcels awaiting despatch —
we await your reply with interest — wir sehen Ihrer Antwort mit Interesse entgegen
2) (= be in store for) erwarten* * *await [əˈweıt] v/t1. erwarten, warten auf (akk), entgegensehen (dat):awaiting your answer in Erwartung Ihrer Antwort;await instructions Anweisungen abwarten;await trial JUR auf seinen Prozess warten* * *transitive verb* * *v.abwarten v.erwarten v. -
2 await
[əʼweɪt] vtto \await sb/ sth jdn/etw erwarten;a prisoner \awaiting trial ein Gefangener/eine Gefangene, dessen/deren Fall noch zur Verhandlung ansteht;eagerly \awaited sehnlichst erwartet;long \awaited lang ersehnt -
3 verdict
nounopen verdict — Feststellung eines gewaltsamen Todes ohne Nennung der Ursache (bei einer gerichtlichen Untersuchung)
the verdict of the electors — die Entscheidung der Wähler
give or pass a/one's verdict [on somebody/something] — ein/sein Urteil [über jemanden/etwas] abgeben
* * *['və:dikt]1) (the decision of a jury at the end of a trial: The jury brought in a verdict of guilty.) das Urteil2) (an opinion or decision reached after consideration: The competitors are still waiting for the verdict of the judges.) das Urteil* * *ver·dict[ˈvɜ:dɪkt, AM ˈvɜ:r-]nwhat was the \verdict? wie lautete das Urteil?the guilty \verdict was upheld der Schuldspruch wurde bestätigt\verdict of guilty [with extenuating circumstances] Schuldspruch m [mit mildernden Umständen]\verdict of not guilty Freispruch mto return a unanimous \verdict of guilty/not guilty einen einstimmigen Schuldspruch/Freispruch fällenfair/questionable/surprise \verdict faires/fragwürdiges/überraschendes Urteilopen \verdict richterliche Feststellung auf unbekannte Todesursacheunanimous \verdict einstimmiges Urteilto bring in [or hand down] a \verdict ein Urteil fällento deliver a \verdict ein Urteil verkündenthe studio is anxiously awaiting the box-office \verdict on the movie das Studio wartet gespannt darauf, ob der Film ein Kassenschlager wird* * *['vɜːdɪkt]na verdict of guilty/not guilty — ein Schuldspruch m/Freispruch m
See:what's your verdict on this wine? — wie beurteilst du diesen Wein?
* * *1. JUR Spruch m (der Geschworenen):bring in ( oder return) a verdict of guilty (not guilty) einen Schuldspruch fällen (auf Freispruch erkennen), auf schuldig (nicht schuldig) erkennen2. fig Urteil n (on über akk)* * *nounopen verdict — Feststellung eines gewaltsamen Todes ohne Nennung der Ursache (bei einer gerichtlichen Untersuchung)
verdict of guilty/not guilty — Schuld-/Freispruch, der
give or pass a/one's verdict [on somebody/something] — ein/sein Urteil [über jemanden/etwas] abgeben
* * *(court of law) n.Urteilsspruch m. n.Entscheidung f.Spruch -¨e m.
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