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1 Anspannung
f1. (Belastung) strain, exertion; (Stress) tension; unter Anspannung aller Kräfte by exerting all one’s energies2. der Muskeln: tension* * *die Anspannungtenseness* * *Ạn|span|nungf (fig)strain; (= körperliche Anstrengung auch) effortunter Anspannung aller Kräfte — by exerting all one's energies
* * *An·span·nungf strain, exertion; (körperlich) effortunter \Anspannung aller Kräfte by exerting all one's energies* * *die strain* * *unter Anspannung aller Kräfte by exerting all one’s energies2. der Muskeln: tension* * *die strain* * *f.strain n. -
2 Druckmittel
* * *Drụck|mit|telnt (fig)form of pressure, means of exerting pressureals politisches Druckmittel — as a form of political pressure, as a means of exerting political pressure
* * *Druck·mit·telnt means of bringing pressure to bearjdn/etw als \Druckmittel benutzen [o einsetzen] to use sb/sth as a means of exerting pressure* * ** * *Druckmittel n fig lever;Druckmittel anwenden apply pressure, put the screws on umg* * * -
3 Einflussnahme
f; -, kein Pl. exerting influence ( auf + Akk on); wegen versuchter Einflussnahme auf die Zeugin for attempting to influence the witness* * *Ein|fluss|nah|me [-naːmə]f -, (rare) -nexertion of influence (+gen by)* * *Ein·fluss·nah·meRR<-, -n>pl selten f (geh)* * *auf +akk on);wegen versuchter Einflussnahme auf die Zeugin for attempting to influence the witness -
4 Anspannung
An·span·nung fstrain, exertion;( körperlich) effort;unter \Anspannung aller Kräfte by exerting all one's energies -
5 Druckmittel
Druck·mit·tel ntmeans of bringing pressure to bear; -
6 anwendend
1. applying2. exerting3. using -
7 bemühend
1. bestirring2. endeavoring Am.3. endeavouring Br.4. exerting -
8 Druckmittel
n1. leverage2. lever fig.3. means of exerting pressure -
9 Strapaze
f1. exerting2. strain -
10 strebend
1. aspiring2. exerting3. striving
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