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1 adverse possession
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2 adverse
adjective1) (hostile) ablehnend (to gegenüber)2) (unfavourable) ungünstig [Bedingung, Entwicklung]; nachteilig [Auswirkung]3) (contrary) widrig [Wind, Umstände]* * *['ædvə:s](unfavourable: adverse criticism.) ungünstig- academic.ru/84026/adversely">adversely- adversity* * *ad·verse[ˈædvɜ:s, AM ædˈvɜ:rs]adj attr1. (hostile) ablehnend\adverse reaction Ablehnung f\adverse [weather] conditions widrige [Wetter]verhältnisse\adverse impact nachteilige Auswirkung\adverse publicity Negativschlagzeilen pl, Negativwerbung f3. FIN\adverse balance Unterbilanz f* * *['dvɜːs]adjungünstig; criticism, comment also, reaction negativ, ablehnend; wind, conditions also widrig; effect also nachteilig* * *1. widrig (Umstände)2. gegnerisch, feindlich:adverse party Gegenpartei f3. a) ungünstig, nachteilig (to für)b) negativ (Kritik etc):adverse trade balance passive Handelsbilanz;adverse budget Haushaltsdefizit n;4. BOT gegenläufigadverse possession Ersitzung f;acquire sth by adverse possession etwas ersitzen* * *adjective1) (hostile) ablehnend (to gegenüber)2) (unfavourable) ungünstig [Bedingung, Entwicklung]; nachteilig [Auswirkung]3) (contrary) widrig [Wind, Umstände]* * *adj.feindlich adj.widrig adj. -
3 possession
noun1) (thing possessed) Besitz, der3) (controlling)take possession of — (Mil.) einnehmen [Festung, Stadt usw.]; besetzen [Gebiet]
4) (possessing) Besitz, derbe in possession of something — im Besitz einer Sache (Gen.) sein
in full possession of one's senses — im Vollbesitz seiner geistigen Kräfte
take possession of — in Besitz nehmen; beziehen [Haus, Wohnung]
in possession — (Sport) im Ballbesitz
* * *[-ʃən]1) (something which is owned by a person, country etc: She lost all her possessions in the fire.) der Besitz2) (the state of possessing.) der Besitz* * *pos·ses·sion[pəˈzeʃən]nto be in full \possession of one's faculties im Vollbesitz seiner geistigen Kräfte sein▪ to be in the \possession of sb in jds Besitz seinhe was found in \possession of explosives man fand Sprengstoff bei ihmhow did this painting come into your \possession? wie ist dieses Gemälde in Ihre Hände gelangt?to have sth in one's \possession ( form) etw in seinem Besitz habento regain \possession [of the ball] wieder in den Ballbesitz gelangen5.* * *[pə'zeSən]n1) (= ownership) Besitz m; (SPORT of ball) Ballbesitz m; (fig = control) (of feelings, oneself) Kontrolle fto have/take possession of sth — etw in Besitz haben/nehmen
to come into/get possession of sth — in den Besitz von etw gelangen/kommen
to get/have possession of the ball — in Ballbesitz gelangen/sein
I'm in full possession of the facts —
he put me in possession of the information I required — er lieferte or verschaffte mir die Informationen, die ich benötigte
2) (by demons) Besessenheit fall his possessions — sein gesamter Besitz, seine gesamten Besitztümer
* * *possession [pəˈzeʃn] spossession (of the ball) SPORT Ballbesitz;in possession of im Besitz von (od gen);come into possession of sth in den Besitz einer Sache gelangen;keep possession SPORT im Ballbesitz bleiben;put sb in possession of sth jemanden in den Besitz einer Sache bringen;a) Besitz ergreifen von, in Besitz nehmen,b) JUR beschlagnahmen,c) MIL eine Stadt etc einnehmen, ein Gebiet etc besetzen;win possession SPORT in Ballbesitz kommen; → academic.ru/873/adverse">adverse 5, faculty 3, firearm, naked 8, point A 103. pl Besitzungen pl, Liegenschaften pl:foreign possessions auswärtige Besitzungen4. Besessenheit f6. (Selbst)Beherrschung fposs. abk1. possession3. possible mögl.4. possibly viell.* * *noun1) (thing possessed) Besitz, dertake possession of — (Mil.) einnehmen [Festung, Stadt usw.]; besetzen [Gebiet]
4) (possessing) Besitz, derbe in possession of something — im Besitz einer Sache (Gen.) sein
come into or get possession of something — in den Besitz einer Sache (Gen.) gelangen
take possession of — in Besitz nehmen; beziehen [Haus, Wohnung]
in possession — (Sport) im Ballbesitz
* * *n.Besessenheit f.Besitz -ungen m.
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