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1 manifestieren
II v/t manifest, show, display* * *to manifest; to demonstrate* * *ma|ni|fes|tie|ren [manifɛs'tiːrən] ptp manifestiert (geh)1. vtto demonstrate, to manifest2. vi (Sw)to demonstrate3. vrto manifest oneself* * *ma·ni·fes·tie·ren *[manifɛsˈti:rən]vr (geh)1. (zu Tage treten)▪ sich akk in etw dat \manifestieren to become manifest [or apparent] in sth, to manifest itself in sth form* * *reflexives Verb (geh.) be manifested; manifest itself* * *B. v/t manifest, show, display* * *reflexives Verb (geh.) be manifested; manifest itself* * *v.to manifest v. -
2 offenbaren
(untr., hat, altm. ge-)* * *to unbosom; to reveal* * *of|fen|ba|ren [ɔfn'baːrən] insep ptp offenbart or (old) geoffenbart [Ofn'baːɐt, gə|ɔfn'baːɐt]1. vtto reveal2. vr1) (= erweisen) to show or reveal itself/oneselfsich als etw offenbáren — to show oneself to be sth
2)(= kundtun)
sich jdm offenbáren — to reveal oneself to sb* * *(to show (clearly): He manifested his character in his behaviour.) manifest* * *of·fen·ba·ren[ɔfn̩ˈba:rən]I. vt▪ jdm etw \offenbaren to reveal sth to sb2. (mitteilen)▪ jdm \offenbaren, dass... to inform sb that...3. JUR▪ etw \offenbaren to disclose stheine Erfindung \offenbaren to disclose an inventionII. vr1. (sich anvertrauen)2. (erweisen)3. (Liebe erklären)* * *1.(geh.) transitives Verb reveal2.reflexives Verbsich als etwas offenbaren — < person> show or reveal oneself to be something
* * *offenbaren (untrennb, hat, obs ge-)B. v/r reveal o.s. (als etwas to be sth);sich jemandem offenbaren open one’s heart to sb* * *1.(geh.) transitives Verb reveal2.reflexives Verbsich als etwas offenbaren — < person> show or reveal oneself to be something
* * *v.to manifest v.to reveal v.to unbosom v. -
3 bekundet
1. evinced2. evinces3. manifested4. manifests -
4 offenbarte
1. manifested2. revealed3. unbosomed
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