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[bi'li:ɡəd]* * *be·lea·guered[bɪˈli:gəd, AM -gɚd]1. (besieged) belagertto be \beleaguered by an army/reporters von einer Armee/Reportern belagert werdenthe fields were \beleaguered by pests die Felder wurden von Schädlingen heimgesucht\beleaguered parents geplagte Elternto be \beleaguered by problems von Problemen geplagt werden
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