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1 sperren
Sperren n KOMM barring of incoming calls (von Gesprächen)* * *v 1. < Bank> Konto block; 2. < Comp> Datei lock; 3. < Finanz> Guthaben, Konto freeze; 4. < Geschäft> inhibit; 5. < Person> Zahlungen, Leistungen suspend temporarily, disqualify ■ jmds. Zuschuss sperren < Geschäft> stop sb's allowance* * *sperren
to block, (durch Absperrmannschaften) to cordon off, (Hafen) to blockade, to lock, (Warenverkehr) to embargo, to blockade;
• sich gegen etw. sperren to be resistant to s. th.;
• Auszahlung sperren to stop payments;
• Einfuhr von Luxusartikeln sperren to ban the import of luxuries;
• Gebiet sperren to forbid an area;
• Gehälter sperren to freeze wages;
• Gold für ausländische Zahlungen sperren to earmark gold for foreign account;
• Grenze (Grenzübergang) sperren to close (shut) the frontier;
• Guthaben sperren to block a credit balance;
• Konto sperren to block (freeze) an account;
• für Lastwagenverkehr sperren to close for heavy motor traffic;
• polizeilich sperren to cordon off;
• Scheck sperren to stop payment of a check;
• mit einem Seil sperren to rope off;
• offene Stellen sperren to freeze vacancies;
• Straße mit Barrikaden sperren to obstruct (barricade) a road;
• Straße für den Verkehr sperren to close a road to traffic, to bar (block) a street to traffic;
• Urlaub sperren to stop leave;
• Wasserzufuhr sperren to cut off the water supply;
• Wechsel sperren to stop a bill;
• dem Sohn den Wechsel sperren to cut off a son’s allowance;
• Zahlung sperren to stop payment;
• zeitweilig sperren to close temporarily;
• Zufuhr sperren to cut off supplies;
• sperren lassen to register a stop. -
2 Sperren
Sperren n KOMM barring of incoming calls (von Gesprächen)* * ** * *sperren
to block, (durch Absperrmannschaften) to cordon off, (Hafen) to blockade, to lock, (Warenverkehr) to embargo, to blockade;
• sich gegen etw. sperren to be resistant to s. th.;
• Auszahlung sperren to stop payments;
• Einfuhr von Luxusartikeln sperren to ban the import of luxuries;
• Gebiet sperren to forbid an area;
• Gehälter sperren to freeze wages;
• Gold für ausländische Zahlungen sperren to earmark gold for foreign account;
• Grenze (Grenzübergang) sperren to close (shut) the frontier;
• Guthaben sperren to block a credit balance;
• Konto sperren to block (freeze) an account;
• für Lastwagenverkehr sperren to close for heavy motor traffic;
• polizeilich sperren to cordon off;
• Scheck sperren to stop payment of a check;
• mit einem Seil sperren to rope off;
• offene Stellen sperren to freeze vacancies;
• Straße mit Barrikaden sperren to obstruct (barricade) a road;
• Straße für den Verkehr sperren to close a road to traffic, to bar (block) a street to traffic;
• Urlaub sperren to stop leave;
• Wasserzufuhr sperren to cut off the water supply;
• Wechsel sperren to stop a bill;
• dem Sohn den Wechsel sperren to cut off a son’s allowance;
• Zahlung sperren to stop payment;
• zeitweilig sperren to close temporarily;
• Zufuhr sperren to cut off supplies;
• sperren lassen to register a stop. -
3 abschneiden
(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. cut off (von etw. from s.th.); in Scheiben: slice; (Nägel, Haar) cut; AGR. prune, trim; sich (Dat) die Nägel etc. abschneiden cut one’s nails etc.; Scheibe2. fig. (Verbindung, Zufuhr) cut off; (isolieren) cut off, isolate; jemandem den Weg abschneiden block s.o.’s path; von der Außenwelt abgeschnitten cut off from the outside worldII v/i umg.: gut ( schlecht) abschneiden do ( oder come off oder fare) well (badly) ( bei in); am besten abschneiden come out on top* * *(Ergebnis erzielen) to do; to come off;(kürzen) to cut off; to cut; to clip;(runden) to truncate;(unterbrechen) to intercept* * *ạb|schnei|den sep1. vt (lit, fig)to cut off; Flucht auch to block off; Blumen, Scheibe to cut (off); Zigarre to cut the end off; Haar to cut; Rock, Kleid to cut the seam offjdm die Rede or das Wort abschneiden —
abgeschnitten (Comput) Datei, Text — truncated
See:→ Scheibe2. vibei etw gut/schlecht abschneiden (inf) — to come off well/badly in sth
* * *1) cut2) (to stop or prevent delivery of: They've cut off our supplies of coal.) cut off* * *ab|schnei·denI. vt1. (durch Schneiden abtrennen)▪ etw \abschneiden to cut sth [off]könntest du mir ein Stück Brot \abschneiden? could you slice me a piece of bread?jdm die Haare \abschneiden to cut sb's hair2. (unterbrechen, absperren)jdm den Fluchtweg \abschneiden to cut off sb's escape routejdm den Weg \abschneiden to intercept sbjdm das Wort \abschneiden to cut sb short3. (isolieren)▪ jdn/etw von jdm/etw \abschneiden to cut sb/sth off from sb/sthjdn von der Außenwelt/der Menschheit \abschneiden to cut sb off from the outside world/humanitywie hast du bei der Prüfung abgeschnitten? how did you do in the exam?sie schnitt bei der Prüfung als Beste ab she got the best mark in the exam* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb2) (kürzer schneiden) cutjemandem/sich die Haare abschneiden — cut somebody's/one's hair
ein Kleid [ein Stück] abschneiden — cut [a piece] off a dress
3)2.jemandem den Weg abschneiden — take a short cut to get ahead of somebody
unregelmäßiges intransitives Verbbei etwas gut/schlecht abschneiden — do well/badly in something
* * *abschneiden (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. cut off (sich (dat)die Nägel etcjemandem den Weg abschneiden block sb’s path;von der Außenwelt abgeschnitten cut off from the outside world3. fig:jemandem das Wort abschneiden cut sb shortB. v/t & v/i(den Weg) abschneiden take a short cutC. v/i umg:bei in);am besten abschneiden come out on top* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (abtrennen) cut off; cut down < something hanging>sich (Dat.) den Finger abschneiden — cut one's finger off
2) (kürzer schneiden) cutjemandem/sich die Haare abschneiden — cut somebody's/one's hair
ein Kleid [ein Stück] abschneiden — cut [a piece] off a dress
3)4) (trennen, isolieren) cut off2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verbbei etwas gut/schlecht abschneiden — do well/badly in something
* * *(von Zahlen) n.truncation n. n.abscission n.trimming n.
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