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be·ly·ing [bɪʼlaɪɪŋ] -
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belying (fail to fulfil) enttäuschen [Versprechen, Vorstellung]; (give false notion of) hinwegtäuschen über (+ Akk.) [Tatsachen, wahren Zustand]* * *present participle - belying; verb(to give a false idea or impression of (something): His innocent face belies his cunning.) widersprechen* * *be·lie<- y->[bɪˈlaɪ]vt▪ to \belie sth* * *[bI'laɪ]vt1) (= prove false) words, proverb Lügen strafen, widerlegen2) (= give false impression of) hinwegtäuschen über (+acc)* * *belie v/t1. obs Lügen erzählen über (akk), falsch darstellen2. jemanden oder etwas Lügen strafen3. widersprechen (dat)4. hinwegtäuschen über (akk)* * *belying (fail to fulfil) enttäuschen [Versprechen, Vorstellung]; (give false notion of) hinwegtäuschen über (+ Akk.) [Tatsachen, wahren Zustand]* * *v.lügen v.(§ p.,pp.: log, gelogen)
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