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41 leicht realisierbar
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42 leicht verkäuflich
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43 kommandierend
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44 stattliche Erscheinung
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45 befehlen
be·feh·len < befahl, befohlen> [bəʼfe:lən]vt1) ( den Befehl geben)jdm \befehlen, etw zu tun to order [or command] sb to do sth;etw \befehlen to order sth;von dir lasse ich mir nichts \befehlen! I won't take orders from you!;was \befehlen Sie, Herr Hauptmann? what are your orders, Captain?2) ( beordern)jdn irgendwohin \befehlen to order sb [to go] somewhere;jdn zu jdm/etw \befehlen to summon sb to sb/sth;Sie sind zum General befohlen worden! you've been summoned to the General![etw] \befehlen to desire [sth];\befehlen Sie sonst noch etwas, gnädige Frau? will there be anything else, Madam?;ganz wie Sie \befehlen! just as you wish!vi1) mil2) ( Anordnungen erteilen)\befehlen, dass... to order [or give orders] that...;mit \befehlender Stimme in a commanding voice -
46 Führung
Füh·rung <-, -en> finnere \Führung mil morale;unter jds \Führung under sb's leadership of, led [or headed] by sb mil under command of sb, commanded by sbseine \Führung ausbauen to increase one's lead; (in einer Liga o. Tabelle) to strengthen [or consolidate] one's leading position;in \Führung gehen [o die \Führung übernehmen] to go into [or take] the lead;in \Führung liegen to be in the lead [or the leading position];wegen guter \Führung vorzeitig entlassen werden to get a couple of years'/a few months' etc. remission for good conductder Führerschein berechtigt zur \Führung eines Kraftfahrzeuges der angegebenen Klasse to be licensed to drive a motor vehicle of a given classdie \Führung der Akten/ Bücher keeping the files/booksdie \Führung des Doktortitels ist erst nach Erhalt der Urkunde erlaubt only after the awarding of the certificate is one permitted to have the title of doctor -
47 herrisch
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48 imposant
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49 Kommandant
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50 Respektsperson
Re·spekts·per·son f( geh) person commanding respect;Lehrer, Ärzte und Pfarrer waren \Respektspersonen teachers, doctors and vicars were people who used to command respect -
51 Souverän
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52 souverän
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53 befehlen;
befiehlt, befahl, hat befohlenI v/t1. order, give the order for; jemandem etw. befehlen order s.o. to do s.th.; von dir lasse ich mir nichts befehlen I won’t be ordered about by you; du hast hier nichts zu befehlen since when have you been giving orders around here?; etw. in befehlendem Ton sagen say s.th. in an imperious ( oder a peremptory oder commanding) tone (of voice)2. (befehligen) MIL. auch give the command; eine Armee oder ein Heer befehlen command an army, be commander-in-chief of an army4. geh., altm. (anbefehlen) commit, commend; seine Seele / seinen Geist in Gottes Hand oder Hände befehlen commend one’s soul / spirit to God ( oder into God’s hands); BIBL.: befiehl dem Herrn deine Wege commit thy ways unto the Lord; (also,) Gott befohlen! God bless you!, God be with you!II v/i give the orders; über jemanden / etw. befehlen be in command of s.o. / s.th., have s.o. / s.th. at ( oder under) one’s command; er befiehlt gern he likes to order ( oder boss) people around; wer befehlen will, muss erst gehorchen lernen Sprichw. he who will command must first learn to obey; der Herr befehlen? altm. your order, Sir?; wie Sie befehlen altm. as you wish -
54 befehlend
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55 kommandierend
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56 stattliche Erscheinung
fcommanding figure
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