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1 entfremden
I v/t2. etw. seinem Zweck entfremden put s.th. to an unintended use, use s.th. in a way not intendedII v/refl: sich ( einander) entfremden become estranged; sich jemandem entfremden become estranged from s.o., become a stranger to s.o.* * *to estrange; to alienate* * *ent|frẹm|den [Ent'frɛmdn] ptp entfre\#mdet1. vtto alienate (AUCH SOCIOL, PHILOS), to estrangeentfremden — to alienate or estrange sb from sb/sth
die lange Trennung hat die Freunde ( einander) entfremdet — the long separation made the two friends strangers to each other
etw seinem Zweck entfremden — to use sth for the wrong purpose, not to use sth for its intended purpose
2. vrto become alienated or estranged ( dat from)er hat sich seiner Frau ganz entfremdet —
durch die lange Abwesenheit habe ich mich or bin ich der Stadt ganz entfremdet — my long absence has made me a stranger to the city
* * *(to make someone feel unfriendly to one: He alienated his wife by his cruelty to her.) alienate* * *ent·frem·den *[ɛntˈfrɛmdn̩]I. vt▪ etw entfremdet sie einander sth estranges them [from each other]die lange Trennung hat sie [einander] entfremdet the long separation has estranged them [from each other]▪ etw seinem Zweck dat \entfremden to use sth for a different purpose; (falscher Zweck) to use sth for the wrong purposeII. vrer hat sich seiner Frau ganz entfremdet he has become estranged from his wife, he and his wife have grown apart* * *1.transitives Verb2.jemanden einer Sache (Dat.) entfremden — alienate or estrange somebody from something
reflexives Verbsich jemandem/einer Sache entfremden — become estranged from somebody/unfamiliar with something
* * *A. v/t2.etwas seinem Zweck entfremden put sth to an unintended use, use sth in a way not intendedB. v/r:sich (einander) entfremden become estranged;sich jemandem entfremden become estranged from sb, become a stranger to sb* * *1.transitives Verb2.jemanden einer Sache (Dat.) entfremden — alienate or estrange somebody from something
reflexives Verbsich jemandem/einer Sache entfremden — become estranged from somebody/unfamiliar with something
* * *v.to alienate v.to estrange v. -
2 unbekannt
Adj. unknown (+ Dat to); (nicht vertraut) unfamiliar (to); unbekannte Größe auch fig. unknown quantity; das war mir unbekannt I didn’t know that, I wasn’t aware of that; es ist mir nicht unbekannt, dass I’m quite aware that; ich bin hier unbekannt I’m a stranger here; Ort und Zeit sind noch unbekannt a time and place have yet to be decided; gegen Unbekannt JUR. versus a person ( oder persons) unknown; Soldat* * *obscure; fameless; nameless; unnoted; unfamiliar; unbeknown; unavowed; unidentified; unknown* * *ụn|be|kanntadjunknown; Gesicht auch unfamiliar; Flugzeug, Flugobjekt etc unidentifiedeine (mir) unbekannte Stadt/Stimme — a town/voice I didn't know, a town/voice unknown to me
das war mir unbekannt — I didn't know that, I was unaware of that
dieser Herr/diese Gegend ist mir unbekannt — I don't know or I'm not acquainted with this gentleman/area
es wird Ihnen nicht unbekannt sein, dass... — you will no doubt be aware that...
unbekannte Größe (Math, fig) — unknown quantity
nach unbekannt verzogen — moved – address unknown
* * *1) (not well-known: an obscure author.) obscure2) unfamiliarly3) (not well-known: He felt nervous about walking along unfamiliar streets.) unfamiliar4) (not known: her unknown helper.) unknown5) (not famous; not well-known: That actor was almost unknown before he played that part.) unknown6) ((of eg an aircraft or spacecraft) automatically controlled and therefore without a crew: unmanned flights to Mars.) unmanned* * *un·be·kannt[ˈʊnbəkant]1. (nicht bekannt) unknownein jdm \unbekannter Mensch/Sachverhalt a person/fact unknown to sb▪ jdm \unbekannt sein to be unknown to sb; (Gesicht, Name, Wort) to be unfamiliar to sbder Name ist mir \unbekannt I have never come across that name beforesie dürfte dir nicht ganz \unbekannt sein you may have met her before, you may know hernicht \unbekannt sein, dass... to be aware, that...\unbekannt verzogen moved — address unknowner ist \unbekannt verzogen he has moved to an unknown address2. (nicht berühmt) unknown[noch] eine \unbekannte Größe sein up-and-coming* * *1.1) unknown; unidentified <caller, donor, flying object>; (nicht vertraut) unfamiliarunbekannte Täter — unknown or unidentified culprits
[Straf]anzeige gegen Unbekannt — (Rechtsw.) charge against person or persons unknown
2) (nicht vielen bekannt) little known; obscure <poet, painter, etc.>3)jemand/etwas ist jemandem unbekannt — somebody does not know somebody/something
2.‘Empfänger unbekannt’ — ‘not known at this address’
‘Empfänger unbekannt verzogen’ — ‘moved’; ‘address unknown’
* * *unbekannte Größe auch fig unknown quantity;das war mir unbekannt I didn’t know that, I wasn’t aware of that;es ist mir nicht unbekannt, dass I’m quite aware that;ich bin hier unbekannt I’m a stranger here;Ort und Zeit sind noch unbekannt a time and place have yet to be decided;* * *1.1) unknown; unidentified <caller, donor, flying object>; (nicht vertraut) unfamiliarunbekannte Täter — unknown or unidentified culprits
[Straf]anzeige gegen Unbekannt — (Rechtsw.) charge against person or persons unknown
2) (nicht vielen bekannt) little known; obscure <poet, painter, etc.>3)jemand/etwas ist jemandem unbekannt — somebody does not know somebody/something
2.‘Empfänger unbekannt’ — ‘not known at this address’
‘Empfänger unbekannt verzogen’ — ‘moved’; ‘address unknown’
* * *adj.fameless adj.unacquainted adj.unavowed adj.unbeknown adj.unbeknownst adj.unidentified adj.unknown adj. -
3 per
Präp.1. (mit, unter Verwendung von) per, by; per Bahn by train, by rail; per Anhalter oder Autostopp hitchhiking; per Luftpost (via) airmail; per Fax / E-Mail by fax / e-mail; per pedes umg. on foot, on shanks’s pony, under one’s own steam* * *via; by; pro* * *1. nt -s, no pl PER[pɛr]2. nt -s, no pl abbrperchloroethylene* * *[pɛr]1. (durch) by\per Post/Bahn by post [or AM mail]/train2. (pro) per3.4.▶ mit jdm \per du/Sie sein (fam) to address sb with “du”/“Sie”, to be on familiar/unfamiliar terms with sb* * *1) (mittels) byper Adresse X — care of X; c/o X
per sofort — immediately; as of now
3) (Kaufmannsspr.): (pro) peretwas per Stück verkaufen — sell something by the piece or separately
* * *per präp1. (mit, unter Verwendung von) per, by;per Bahn by train, by rail;Autostopp hitchhiking;per Luftpost (via) airmail;per Fax/E-Mail by fax/e-mail;per pedes umg on foot, on shanks’s pony, under one’s own steamper Kilo per kilo3. WIRTSCH:per 31.12. by 31 December;* * *1) (mittels) byper Adresse X — care of X; c/o X
per sofort — immediately; as of now
3) (Kaufmannsspr.): (pro) peretwas per Stück verkaufen — sell something by the piece or separately
* * *adv.per adv.
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