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adjectiveuntätig [Vulkan]; ruhend [Tier, Pflanze]; verborgen, schlummernd [Talent, Fähigkeiten]lie dormant — [Tier:] schlafen; [Pflanze, Ei:] ruhen; [Talent, Fähigkeiten:] schlummern
* * *['do:mənt]* * *dor·mant[ˈdɔ:mənt, AM ˈdɔ:r-]1. (inactive) volcano untätig\dormant account umsatzloses Konto\dormant capital ECON totes Kapital\dormant talents brachliegende Talente\dormant title LAW ruhender Rechtstitelto make sth \dormant FIN etw zum Ruhen bringen▪ to be \dormant ruhento lie \dormant schlafen; seeds ruhen* * *['dɔːmənt]adjvolcano untätig; animal, plant, bud ruhend; (BANKING) account ruhend; energy verborgen, latent; passion schlummerndto remain dormant — ruhen; (disease, virus) schlummern
the dormant season — die Ruhezeit
to let a matter lie dormant — eine Sache ruhen or liegen lassen
* * *dormant adj1. schlafend (auch Heraldik)dormant volcano untätiger Vulkan;lie dormant ruhen ( → 5, 7)3. ZOOL Winterschlaf haltend4. träge, schläfrig5. fig schlummernd, verborgen, latent:dormant talent schlummerndes Talent;lie dormant schlummern, verborgen liegen ( → 2, 7)dormant account umsatzloses Konto;dormant capital totes Kapital;a) brachliegen,* * *adjectiveuntätig [Vulkan]; ruhend [Tier, Pflanze]; verborgen, schlummernd [Talent, Fähigkeiten]lie dormant — [Tier:] schlafen; [Pflanze, Ei:] ruhen; [Talent, Fähigkeiten:] schlummern
* * *adj.ruhend adj.schlafend adj.
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