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21 negligently
adverb nachlässig* * *neg·li·gent·ly[ˈneglɪʤəntli]to fail \negligently to do sth auf fahrlässige Weise versäumen, etw zu tun; ( liter: nonchalantly) lässig* * *['neglIdZəntlI]advhe very negligently forgot — in seiner Nachlässigkeit or nachlässigerweise vergaß er es
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22 crush
[krʌʃ] vt1) ( compress)to \crush sth etw zusammendrücken;to \crush sb to death jdn zerquetschen2) ( mash)to \crush sth etw zerdrücken;\crush the almonds into a fine powder die Mandeln fein mahlen;to \crush an apple einen Apfel fein zerkleinern;to \crush a clove of garlic eine Knoblauchzehe zerdrücken;to \crush grapes Trauben zerstampfen3) ( break into pieces)to \crush ice Eis zerstoßen4) ( shock)to \crush sb jdn [stark] erschüttern;he was completely \crushed by the news die Nachricht hat ihn furchtbar getroffen5) ( defeat)the army was determined to \crush all resistance die Armee war entschlossen, jeglichen Widerstand zu zerschlagen;to \crush hopes Hoffnungen zunichte machen;to \crush an opponent einen Gegner [vernichtend] schlagen;orange \crush Orangensaft m mit zerstoßenem Eis
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