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1 condemn sb. to a life of poverty
Общая лексика: обречь на жизнь в нищете (He was a bigamist who condemned his wife and three daughters to a life of poverty.)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > condemn sb. to a life of poverty
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2 condemn
condemn [kənˈdem]a. [+ person] condamner (to à)b. [+ building] déclarer insalubre* * *[kən'dem] 1.transitive verbto condemn something as pointless/provocative — condamner la futilité/l'aspect provocateur de quelque chose
to condemn somebody to death/life imprisonment — condamner quelqu'un à mort/à perpétuité
3) ( doom)to condemn somebody to — condamner quelqu'un à [poverty]
4) ( declare unsafe) déclarer [quelque chose] inhabitable [building]2.condemned past participle adjective1) [cell] des condamnés à mortcondemned man/woman — condamné/-e m/f à mort
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3 condemn
A vtr1 ( censure) condamner (for doing pour avoir fait) ; condemned for human rights abuses condamné pour le non respect des droits de l'homme ; to condemn sth as pointless/provocative condamner la futilité/l'aspect provocateur de qch ; to condemn sb as an opportunist dénoncer l'opportunisme de qn ;3 ( doom) to be condemned to do être condamné à faire ; to condemn sb to condamner qn à [isolation, poverty] ;4 ( declare unsafe) déclarer [qch] inhabitable [building] ; déclarer [qch] impropre à la consommation [meat] ;5 ( betray) condamner.1 [cell] des condamnés à mort ; condemned man/woman condamné/-e m/f à mort ;2 [building] déclaré inhabitable. -
4 condemn
v. afkeuren, berispen; veroordelen[ kəndem]♦voorbeelden:the suspect was condemned (to death) for that crime • de verdachte is voor die misdaad (ter dood) veroordeeldcondemn violence • geweld veroordelen/afwijzencondemned to spend one's life in poverty • gedoemd zijn leven lang armoede te lijdenthe loss of both her legs condemned her to a wheelchair • het verlies van beide benen veroordeelde haar tot de rolstoelcondemn an old house • een oud huis onbewoonbaar verklaren -
5 condemn
transitive verb1) (censure) verdammencondemned cell — Todeszelle, die
3) (declare unfit) für unbewohnbar erklären [Gebäude]; für ungenießbar erklären [Fleisch]* * *[kən'dem]1) (to criticize as morally wrong or evil: Everyone condemned her for being cruel to her child.) verurteilen2) (to sentence to (a punishment): She was condemned to death.) verurteilen3) (to declare (a building) to be unfit to use: These houses have been condemned.) für unbewohnbar/gesundheitsschädlich erklären•- academic.ru/15075/condemnation">condemnation- condemned cell* * *con·demn[kənˈdem]vt1. (censure)▪ to \condemn sb/sth jdn/etw verurteilen2. LAWpoverty had \condemned him from birth to a life of crime ( fig) die Armut hatte ihn von Geburt an zu einem Leben voller Verbrechen verdammtto be \condemned to death zum Tode verurteilt werden▪ to \condemn sb to do sth jdn dazu verurteilen, etw zu tun3. (declare unsafe)to \condemn a building ein Gebäude für unbewohnbar erklären* * *[kən'dem]vt1) (= censure) verurteilen2) (JUR: sentence) verurteilento condemn sb to death/10 years' imprisonment — jdn zum Tode/zu 10 Jahren Gefängnis verurteilen
3) (fig) verdammen, verurteilen (to zu)4) (= declare unfit) building, slums für abbruchreif erklären; ship für nicht mehr seetüchtig erklärenthese houses are/should be condemned — diese Häuser stehen auf der Abrissliste/sollten abgerissen werden
the fruit was condemned as unfit for consumption — das Obst wurde für den Verzehr ungeeignet erklärt
* * *condemn [kənˈdem] v/t1. verdammen, verurteilen, verwerfen, missbilligen, tadeln ( alle:as als;for, on account of wegen):condemn as untrustworthy als unglaubwürdig verwerfencondemned cell Todeszelle fb) fig verdammen (to zu):his own words condemn him er hat sich selbst das Urteil gesprochen;his very looks condemn him sein bloßes Aussehen verrät ihn3. JURa) Schmuggelware etc als verfallen erklären, beschlagnahmenb) US enteignencondemn a building (a food product);condemned house Abbruchhaus n5. SCHIFFb) als Prise erklären, mit Beschlag belegen6. einen Kranken aufgeben, für unheilbar erklären* * *transitive verb1) (censure) verdammencondemned cell — Todeszelle, die
3) (declare unfit) für unbewohnbar erklären [Gebäude]; für ungenießbar erklären [Fleisch]* * *v.missbilligen v.verdammen v.verurteilen v. -
6 condemn
con·demn [kənʼdem] vt1) ( censure)to \condemn sb/ sth jdn/etw verurteilen;to \condemn sb for sth jdn wegen einer S. gen verurteilen2) lawto \condemn sb [to sth] jdn [zu etw dat] verurteilen;poverty had \condemned him from birth to a life of crime ( fig) die Armut hatte ihn von Geburt an zu einem Leben voller Verbrechen verdammt;to be \condemned to death zum Tode verurteilt werden;to \condemn sb to do sth jdn dazu verurteilen, etw zu tun3) ( declare unsafe)to \condemn sth etw für unbrauchbar erklären; food etw für den Verzehr als ungeeignet erklären;to \condemn a building ein Gebäude für unbewohnbar erklären -
7 обречь на жизнь в нищете
General subject: condemn sb. to a life of poverty (He was a bigamist who condemned his wife and three daughters to a life of poverty.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > обречь на жизнь в нищете
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8 condannare
condemn (a to)law sentence (a to)* * *condannare v.tr.1 (dir.) to sentence, to condemn, to convict: condannare a dieci anni di lavori forzati, to sentence to ten years' penal servitude; condannare all'ergastolo, to sentence to life imprisonment; condannare al risarcimento dei danni, to condemn to damages; condannare a morte, to sentence (o to condemn) to death; condannare qlcu. per furto, to sentence s.o. for theft; condannare qlcu. a mille euro di multa, to fine s.o. to pay one thousand euros; condannare qlcu. a tre mesi di prigione, to sentence s.o. to three months' imprisonment; essere condannato a venticinque giorni di prigione, to be sentenced to (o to receive) twenty-five days2 (estens.) to condemn: la sua coscienza lo condanna, his own conscience condemns him; tutti gli indizi lo condannano, all the evidence points to his guilt3 ( riprovare) to condemn, to censure; condannare la condotta di qlcu., to condemn s.o.'s conduct; condannare la violenza negli stadi, to condemn violence in the stadium4 ( costringere, destinare) to condemn; to confine: è condannato a letto da anni, he has been confined to bed for years; sembrava condannato a vivere in povertà, he seemed condemned to lead a life of poverty5 ( dichiarare inguaribile) to condemn* * *[kondan'nare]verbo transitivo1) dir. to condemn, to convict, to sentencecondannare qcn. a morte — to condemn o sentence sb. to death
condannare qcn. all'ergastolo — to sentence sb. to life
condannare qcn. per furto — to convict sb. of theft
essere condannato al silenzio — to be condemned o doomed to silence
* * *condannare/kondan'nare/ [1]1 dir. to condemn, to convict, to sentence; condannare qcn. a morte to condemn o sentence sb. to death; condannare qcn. all'ergastolo to sentence sb. to life; condannare qcn. per furto to convict sb. of theft4 (dichiarare incurabile) i medici lo hanno condannato the doctors have given up hope of saving him. -
9 preisgeben
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) (Geheimnis, Namen etc.) give away, reveal (+ Dat to); (Heimat) give up; (Gebiet, Freiheit etc.) surrender, give up; (Prinzip, Ehre etc.) sacrifice; jemanden / sich dem Gelächter etc. preisgeben expose s.o. / o.s. to; jemanden / sich der Kritik / dem Spott etc. preisgeben auch lay s.o. / o.s. open to criticism / ridicule etc.; jemanden dem Elend preisgeben abandon s.o. to poverty; etw. dem Verfall preisgeben let s.th. go to rack and ruin; ( hilflos) preisgegeben (+ Dat) at the mercy of* * *to give away; to abandon; to relinquish; to betray* * *preis|ge|benvt sep (geh)1) (= ausliefern) to expose, to leave to the mercy ofjdm/einer Sache preisgegeben sein — to be exposed to sb/sth, to be at the mercy of sb/sth
* * *preis|ge·ben[ˈpraisge:bn̩]vt irreg (geh)1. (aufgeben)seine Freiheit \preisgeben to give up [or form relinquish] one's freedomein Gebiet \preisgeben to surrender [or relinquish] a tract of land2. (verraten)▪ [jdm] etw \preisgeben to betray [or divulge] [or reveal] sth [to sb]ein Geheimnis \preisgeben to divulge [or give away] a secret3. (überlassen)jdn der Lächerlichkeit \preisgeben to expose sb [or hold sb up] to ridiculejdn dem Elend/Hungertod \preisgeben to condemn sb to a life of misery/to starvationdie Haut der Sonne \preisgeben to expose one's skin to the sundas Denkmal war sehr lange den Einflüssen der Umwelt preisgegeben the memorial was exposed to the elements for a long time* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb (geh.)1) (ausliefern)jemanden einer Sache (Dat.) Preisgeben — expose somebody to or leave somebody to be the victim of something
3) (verraten) betray; give away* * *preisgeben v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-) (Geheimnis, Namen etc) give away, reveal (+dat to); (Heimat) give up; (Gebiet, Freiheit etc) surrender, give up; (Prinzip, Ehre etc) sacrifice;jemanden/sich dem Gelächter etcpreisgeben expose sb/o.s. to;jemanden/sich der Kritik/dem Spott etcjemanden dem Elend preisgeben abandon sb to poverty;etwas dem Verfall preisgeben let sth go to rack and ruin;(hilflos) preisgegeben (+dat) at the mercy of* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb (geh.)1) (ausliefern)jemanden einer Sache (Dat.) Preisgeben — expose somebody to or leave somebody to be the victim of something
3) (verraten) betray; give away* * *v.to abandon v.to expose v.to give away v. -
10 ska|zać
pf — ska|zywać impf (skażę — skazuję) Ⅰ vt 1. (wydać wyrok) to condemn, to sentence- skazać kogoś na rok więzienia/dożywocie to sentence sb to a year’s/to life imprisonment2. przen. (przesądzić o losie) to condemn, to doom- skazany na samotność/bezczynność condemned to loneliness/idleness- artysta skazany na zapomnienie an artist doomed to oblivion- sprawa z góry skazana na przegraną an issue doomed to failure from the startⅡ skazać się — skazywać się (wyznaczyć sobie los) to condemn oneself (na coś to sth)- skazać się na osamotnienie/na nędzę to condemn oneself to loneliness/povertyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ska|zać
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