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1 Pranger
m; -s, -; HIST. stocks Pl., pillory; an den Pranger stellen fig. pillory; am Pranger stehen fig. be in the pillory* * *der Prangerpillory* * *Prạn|ger ['praŋɐ]m -s, -stocks pl, pilloryam Pranger stehen (lit) — to be in the stocks or pillory; (fig) to be being pilloried
* * *Pran·ger<-s, ->[ˈpraŋɐ]m HIST pilloryan den \Pranger kommen (fig) to be pilloriedam \Pranger stehen (fig) to be in the pilloryjdn/etw an den \Pranger stellen (fig) to severely criticize sb/sth* * *der; Prangers, Pranger (hist.) pilloryjemanden/etwas an den Pranger stellen — (fig.) pillory somebody/something
* * *an den Pranger stellen fig pillory;am Pranger stehen fig be in the pillory* * *der; Prangers, Pranger (hist.) pilloryjemanden/etwas an den Pranger stellen — (fig.) pillory somebody/something
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2 anprangern
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) (Missstände etc.) denounce, brand ( als as); durch die Medien etc.: pillory, smear* * *to pillory* * *ạn|pran|gern ['anpraŋɐn]vt septo denounce* * *an|pran·gern[ˈanpraŋɐn]vt▪ jdn/etw [als etw] \anprangern to denounce sb/sth [as sth]* * *transitives Verb denounce* * *anprangern v/t (trennb, hat -ge-) (Missstände etc) denounce, brand (als as); durch die Medien etc: pillory, smear* * *transitives Verb denounce -
3 aufspießen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. spear; mit Hörnern: gore; mit einem Pfahl: impale; mit einer Gabel: prong, put on one’s fork; zum Grillen: skewer; (Olive etc.) spike; (Insekten etc.) mount, pin; aufspießen auf (+ Akk) (Insekten) mount on(to), pin on(to); jemanden mit Blicken aufspießen fig. look daggers at s.o.2. fig. (Missstände etc.) pillory, denounce* * *to spear; to impale; to spit; to spike* * *auf|spie|ßenvt septo spear; (= durchbohren) to run through; (mit Hörnern) to gore; Schmetterlinge to pin; Fleisch (mit Spieß) to skewer; (mit Gabel) to prong* * *(to fix on, or pierce with, a long pointed object such as a spear etc.) impale* * *auf|spie·ßenvtetw mit der Gabel \aufspießen to stab one's fork into sthSchmetterlinge [mit einer Nadel] \aufspießen to pin butterflies* * *transitives Verb1) run <animal, person> through; skewer <piece of meat>; (mit der Gabel) take < piece of food> on one's fork; (auf die Hörner nehmen) gore2) (befestigen) pin < butterfly, insect>* * *aufspießen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. spear; mit Hörnern: gore; mit einem Pfahl: impale; mit einer Gabel: prong, put on one’s fork; zum Grillen: skewer; (Olive etc) spike; (Insekten etc) mount, pin;aufspießen auf (+akk) (Insekten) mount on(to), pin on(to);jemanden mit Blicken aufspießen fig look daggers at sb2. fig (Missstände etc) pillory, denounce* * *transitives Verb1) run <animal, person> through; skewer < piece of meat>; (mit der Gabel) take < piece of food> on one's fork; (auf die Hörner nehmen) gore2) (befestigen) pin <butterfly, insect>* * *v.to impale v.to spear v. -
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5 der Pranger
(Geschichte) - {pillory} cái giàn gông = an den Pranger stellen {to pillory}+ -
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10 anprangern
- {to pillory} đem gông, bêu riếu
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