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beheading of river; capture of river; river capture; river piracy -
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v/t behead, decapitate geh., execute by beheading* * *to behead; to decapitate* * *ent|haup|ten [ɛnt'hauptn] ptp enthauptetvtto decapitate; (als Hinrichtung auch) to behead* * ** * *ent·haup·ten *[ɛntˈhauptn̩]vt▪ jdn \enthaupten (durch Scharfrichter) to behead [or guillotine] [or execute] sb; (durch Unfall) to decapitate sb* * *transitives Verb (geh.) behead* * ** * *transitives Verb (geh.) behead* * *v.to behead v. -
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I v/tII v/i Fußball: head the ball* * *(enthaupten) to decapitate; to behead; to decollate* * *kọ̈p|fen ['kœpfn]1. vtein Ei köpfen — to cut the top off an egg
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in Saudi-Arabien wird immer noch geköpft — they still behead or decapitate people in Saudi Arabiadas Köpfen — beheading, decapitation
2) (FTBL)* * *((in football) to hit the ball with the head: He headed the ball into the goal.) head* * *köp·fen[ˈkœpfn̩]I. vt2. (die Triebe beschneiden)▪ etw \köpfen to prune sthII. vi to head the ball* * *transitives Verb1) decapitate; (hinrichten) behead; (fig.) break or crack open < bottle>; slice the top off < egg>2) (Fußball) headdas 2:0 köpfen — head [in] the goal to make it 2-0
* * *A. v/t1.jemanden köpfen behead sb, decapitate sb, cut ( oder chop) off sb’s headB. v/i Fußball: head the ball* * *transitives Verb1) decapitate; (hinrichten) behead; (fig.) break or crack open < bottle>; slice the top off < egg>2) (Fußball) headdas 2:0 köpfen — head [in] the goal to make it 2-0
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1. beheading2. decapitating
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