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1 abided
past tense, past participle; see academic.ru/83908/abide_by">abide by* * *adj.bleiben adj.ertragen adj.verweilt adj. -
2 abide
1. intransitive verb,1) usu. abided2) (remain) bleiben; verweilen (geh.)2. transitive verbI can't abide dogs — ich kann Hunde nicht ausstehen
* * *- academic.ru/83908/abide_by">abide by* * *[əˈbaɪd]▪ sb cannot \abide sth jd kann etw nicht ertragenII. vi2. (continue) fortbestehenvalues that \abide unchanged Werte, die unverändert Bestand haben* * *[ə'baɪd]1. vtI cannot abide living here — ich kann es nicht aushalten, hier zu leben
2. vi(old: remain, live) weilen (geh)* * *abide [əˈbaıd] prät und pperf abided, abode [əˈbəʊd]A v/i1. obs oder poet bleiben, verweilen3. obs oder poet fortdauern4. (by)b) sich begnügen (mit)c) sich abfinden (mit):I abide by what I have said ich bleibe bei meiner Aussage;abide by an agreement sich an eine Vereinbarung halten, einen Vertrag einhalten;abide by a decision eine Entscheidung befolgen;abide by the rules sich an die Regeln halten;abide by the law dem Gesetz Folge leistenB v/t1. obs oder poet ab-, erwarten2. ertragen, aushalten, (er)dulden:I can’t abide him ich kann ihn nicht ausstehen;3. eine Entscheidung etc hinnehmen* * *1. intransitive verb,1) usu. abided2) (remain) bleiben; verweilen (geh.)2. transitive verb* * *(by a rule, a date, a promise) pret.einhalten v. (by) v.sich halten (an) v. (to tolerate) v.ertragen prät. (to tolerate, to put up with, to stand) expr.ertragen prät. Verbbleiben v. v.befolgen v.bleiben v.bleiben v.(§ p.,pp.: blieb, ist geblieben)einhalten v.ertragen v.erwarten v.verweilen v. -
3 abide
[əʼbaɪd] vt usu neg( not like)sb cannot \abide sth/sb jd kann etw/jdn nicht ausstehen;( not endure)2) ( continue) fortbestehen;values that \abide unchanged Werte, die unverändert Bestand haben -
4 abide by
past tense, past participle - abided to act according to; to be faithful to: They must abide by the rules of the game.) sich halten an* * *◆ abide byvito \abide by by a law sich akk an ein Gesetz haltento \abide by by a promise sich akk an ein Versprechen halten* * *vi +prep objrule, law, decision, promise, results sich halten an (+acc); consequences tragen
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