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1 bewerkstelligen
bewerkstelligen v GEN manage • es bewerkstelligen, etw. zu tun GEN manage to do sth, contrive to do sth* * *v < Geschäft> manage ■ es bewerkstelligen, etw. zu tun < Geschäft> manage to do sth, contrive to do sth* * *bewerkstelligen, seinen Haushalt trotz jeden Monat steigender Preise
to contrive with prices rising every month;
• Verkauf bewerkstelligen to effect a sale. -
2 erfinden
v/t (unreg.) (etw. Neues) invent; (etw. Unwahres) invent, make up, concoct pej.; er hat die Arbeit / das Pulver ( auch) nicht ( gerade) erfunden umg. he’s not (exactly) one of the world’s workers / he’s not going to set the Thames (Am. the world) on fire; erfunden* * *to invent; to contrive* * *er|fịn|den [ɛɐ'fɪndn] ptp erfu\#nden [ɛɐ'fʊndn]vt irregto invent; (= erdichten auch) to make up, to fabricatedas hat sie glatt erfunden — she made it all up
er hat die Arbeit auch nicht erfunden (inf) — he's not exactly crazy about work (inf)
See:→ Pulver* * *1) (to make up something that is not true (a story, accusation etc): to fabricate an excuse.) fabricate2) (to be the first person to make or use (eg a machine, method etc): Who invented the microscope?; When was printing invented?) invent3) (to make up or think of (eg an excuse or story): I'll have to invent some excuse for not going with him.) invent4) (to invent: He made up the whole story.) make up5) (to invent (something false): He manufactured an excuse for being late.) manufacture* * *er·fin·den *▪ etw \erfinden1. (neu hervorbringen) to invent sthfrei erfunden sein to be completely fictitious* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) inventdas ist alles erfunden — it is pure fabrication; s. auch Pulver 2)
* * *er hat die Arbeit/das Pulver (auch) nicht (gerade) erfunden umg he’s not (exactly) one of the world’s workers/he’s not going to set the Thames (US the world) on fire; → erfunden* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) inventdas ist alles erfunden — it is pure fabrication; s. auch Pulver 2)
* * *v.to contrive v.to forge v.to invent v.to weave v.(§ p.,p.p.: wove, woven)or: weaved•) -
3 beschränken
beschränken v 1. BÖRSE limit (Risiko); 2. GEN constrain, limit, restrict* * ** * *beschränken
to confine, to limit, to restrict, to stint;
• sich beschränken to narrow down, to confine o. s., to cut and contrive;
• Ausgabenwirtschaft beschränken to cut expenditure;
• Handel beschränken to restrain trade;
• Kosten auf ein Minimum beschränken to cut costs to a minimum;
• Pressefreiheit einschneidend beschränken to clamp hard restrictions on the press;
• Redezeit beschränken to limit the time allotted to each speaker;
• jds. Vollmachten auf ein bestimmtes Gebiet beschränken to confine s. one’s authority within certain limits;
• Wettbewerb beschränken to restrict competition, to restrain trade. -
4 arrangieren
[ara’жi:rәn] (untr., hat)I v/t arrange* * *to arrange; to fix up* * *ar|ran|gie|ren [aratildˑ'Ziːrən] ptp arrangiert1. vti(alle Bedeutungen) to arrange (jdm for sb)2. vrsich mit jdm arrangieren — to come to an arrangement with sb
* * *ar·ran·gie·ren *[arãˈʒi:rən]I. vt1. (in die Wege leiten) to arrange▪ etw [für jdn] \arrangieren to arrange sth [for sb]▪ \arrangieren, dass to arrange, so that2. (gestalten)▪ etw \arrangieren to arrange sth3. MUS to arrangeII. vr1. (übereinkommen)2. (sich abfinden)* * *1.transitives Verb (auch Musik) arrange2.intransitives Verb (auch Musik)3.reflexives Verbsich arrangieren — adapt, adjust
* * *arrangieren [arãˈʒiːrən] (untrennb, hat)A. v/t arrangeB. v/r:* * *1.transitives Verb (auch Musik) arrange2.intransitives Verb (auch Musik)3.reflexives Verbsich arrangieren — adapt, adjust
* * *v.to arrange v.to contrive v.to posture v. -
5 ausdenken
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-): sich (Dat) etw. ausdenken think s.th. up, come up with; (Plan etc.) auch work out; (erfinden) dream up; es ist nicht auszudenken it doesn’t bear thinking about, it’s too dreadful to think about; (ist unvorstellbar) the mind boggles (at the thought); da musst du dir schon was anderes ausdenken you don’t think I’m going to buy that(, do you?), you’ll have to come up with something better than that; ich hatte mir das so schön ausgedacht (vorgestellt) I had it all so nicely planned* * *to devise; to hatch; to conceive; to invent;sich ausdenkento think up; to concoct; to think out* * *aus|den|kenvt sepda musst du dir schon etwas anderes áúsdenken! (inf) — you'll have to think of something better than that!
* * ** * *aus|den·keneine Ausrede/Entschuldigung \ausdenken to think up [or of] sep [or contrive] [or a. pej concoct] an excuseeine Geschichte \ausdenken to think up [or make up] a story sepeine Idee/einen Plan \ausdenken to devise [or sep think up] an idea/a planeine Überraschung \ausdenken to plan a surpriseeine ausgedachte Geschichte a made-up storyda musst du dir schon etwas anderes \ausdenken! (fam) you'll have to think of something better than that!das hast du dir so/fein ausgedacht! (fam) that's what you think!es ist nicht auszudenken it's inconceivable* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verbsich (Dat.) etwas ausdenken — think of something; (erfinden) think something up; (sich vorstellen) imagine something
[das ist] nicht auszudenken — it does not bear thinking about
* * *ausdenken v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-):sich (dat) etwases ist nicht auszudenken it doesn’t bear thinking about, it’s too dreadful to think about; (ist unvorstellbar) the mind boggles (at the thought);da musst du dir schon was anderes ausdenken you don’t think I’m going to buy that(, do you?), you’ll have to come up with something better than that;ich hatte mir das so schön ausgedacht (vorgestellt) I had it all so nicely planned* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verbsich (Dat.) etwas ausdenken — think of something; (erfinden) think something up; (sich vorstellen) imagine something
[das ist] nicht auszudenken — it does not bear thinking about
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6 bewerkstelligen
v/t manage, effect; (es) bewerkstelligen, dass jemand... arrange for s.o. to...* * *be|wẹrk|stel|li|gen [bə'vErkʃtɛlɪgn] ptp bewe\#rkstelligtvtto manage; Geschäft to effect, to bring offes bewerkstelligen, dass jd etw tut — to manage or contrive to get sb to do sth
* * *(to arrange by skill or by cunning means: He engineered my promotion.) engine* * *be·werk·stel·li·gen *[bəˈvɛrkʃtɛlɪgn̩]vt▪ etw \bewerkstelligenwas hast du denn da wieder bewerkstelligt? what have you [gone and] done this time?so etwas konntest auch nur du \bewerkstelligen! only you could do something like that!2. (zuwege bringen) to manage [to do] sth▪ es \bewerkstelligen, dass jd etw tut to [manage to] get sb to do sth* * *transitives Verb manage* * *bewerkstelligen v/t manage, effect;* * *transitives Verb manage* * *v.to accomplish v.to achieve v.to bring about expr.to manage v. -
7 einfädeln
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Nadel, Faden, Film etc.) thread (in + Akk into)2. fig. geschickt: arrange, fix up, engineer; (tun) go about s.th. oder (+ Ger.) alles geschickt einfädeln set things up wellII v/refl MOT. merge, filter in; sich links / rechts einfädeln filter (Am. merge) left / rightIII v/i Skislalom: straddle a gate* * *to thread* * *ein|fä|deln sep1. vt1) Nadel, Faden to thread (in +acc through); Nähmaschine to thread up; Film to thread2) (inf) Intrige, Plan etc to set up (inf)2. vrsich in eine Verkehrskolonne éínfädeln — to filter into a stream of traffic
* * *ein|fä·deln[ˈainfɛ:dl̩n]I. vt1. (in etw fädeln)eine Nadel \einfädeln to thread a needleeinen Film \einfädeln to wind on a filmein Tonband \einfädeln to spool on a tape* * *1.transitives Verb1) thread <needle, film, tape> (in + Akk. into); thread up < sewing machine>einen [neuen] Faden einfädeln — [re]thread the needle
2.das hat sie fein/schlau eingefädelt — she worked that nicely/craftily (coll.)
reflexives Verb (Verkehrsw.) filter insich in den fließenden Verkehr einfädeln — filter into the flow of traffic
* * *einfädeln (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (Nadel, Faden, Film etc) thread (in +akk into)alles geschickt einfädeln set things up wellB. v/r AUTO merge, filter in;sich links/rechts einfädeln filter (US merge) left/rightC. v/i Skislalom: straddle a gate* * *1.transitives Verb1) thread <needle, film, tape> (in + Akk. into); thread up < sewing machine>einen [neuen] Faden einfädeln — [re]thread the needle
2.das hat sie fein/schlau eingefädelt — she worked that nicely/craftily (coll.)
reflexives Verb (Verkehrsw.) filter in* * *v.to arrange v.to contrive v.to thread v. -
8 entwerfen
v/t (unreg.)1. (skizzieren) auch schriftlich: sketch, outline; (Kleidung, Gerät etc.) design; (Garten, Haus etc.) design; weitS. auch plan (the layout of); ein Bild entwerfen (+ Gen oder von) fig. draw a picture of, depict, portray2. (in seinen wesentlichen Punkten festlegen) (Plan, Vertrag etc.) draw up, draft, set out* * *to make a project of; to scheme; to conceptualize; to draw up; to delineate; to plot; to style; to draft; to sketch; to design* * *ent|wẹr|fen [Ent'vɛrfn] ptp entwo\#rfen [ɛnt'vɔrfn]vt irreg2) (= ausarbeiten) Gesetz, Vortrag, Schreiben etc to draft, to draw up; Plan to devise, to draw up* * *1) contrive2) (to invent and prepare a plan of (something) before it is built or made: A famous architect designed this building.) design3) (to arrange over a wide area (especially according to a plan): He was the architect who laid out the public gardens.) lay out5) (to design in a certain style: These chairs/clothes are styled for comfort.) style* * *ent·wer·fen *1. (zeichnerisch gestalten) to sketch▪ [jdm] etw \entwerfen to design sth [for sb]2. (designen)▪ etw \entwerfen to design sth3. (im Entwurf erstellen)▪ etw \entwerfen to draft [or draw up] sth* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb design <furniture, dress>; draft <novel, text, etc.>; draw up <plans etc.>* * *entwerfen v/t (irr)1. (skizzieren) auch schriftlich: sketch, outline; (Kleidung, Gerät etc) design; (Garten, Haus etc) design; weitS. auch plan (the layout of);ein Bild entwerfen (+gen odervon) fig draw a picture of, depict, portray* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb design <furniture, dress>; draft <novel, text, etc.>; draw up <plans etc.>* * *v.to clone v.to conceptualise (UK) v.to conceptualize (US) v.to create v.to delineate v.to design v.to draft v.to draw up v.to minute v.to project v.to style v. -
9 ersinnen
v/t (unreg.) geh. think up, dream up; (erfinden) invent* * *to conceive; to devise* * *er|sịn|nen [ɛɐ'zɪnən] ptp erso\#nnen [ɛɐ'zɔnən]vt irregto devise, to think up; (= erfinden) to invent* * *2) (to make in a clever way: He contrived a tent from an old sack.) contrive3) (to tell (an interesting story).) weave* * *er·sin·nen *vt irreg (geh)* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb (geh.) devise* * ** * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb (geh.) devise* * *v.to conceive v.to device v.to weave v.(§ p.,p.p.: wove, woven)or: weaved•) -
10 zustande bringen
to bring off; to achieve; to bring about; to effect; to contrive* * *1) (to cause: His disregard for danger brought about his death.) bring about2) (to be able to do something; to succeed or cope: Will you manage to repair your bicycle?; Can you manage (to eat) some more meat?) manage3) (to arrange (a treaty, payment etc), usually after a long discussion.) negotiate -
11 zustandebringen
(to manage (to do something): He contrived to remove the money from her bag.) contrive -
12 seinen Haushalt trotz jeden Monat steigender Preise
bewerkstelligen, seinen Haushalt trotz jeden Monat steigender Preise
to contrive with prices rising every month;
• Verkauf bewerkstelligen to effect a sale.Business german-english dictionary > seinen Haushalt trotz jeden Monat steigender Preise
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13 sich beschränken
sich beschränken
to narrow down, to confine o. s., to cut and contrive -
14 sparsam wirtschaften
sparsam wirtschaften
to husband one’s money, to look into economies, to cut and contrive, to live (operate) economically, to economize, to practise economy -
15 wirtschaften
wirtschaften v WIWI economize (sparsam wirtschaften, über knappe Ressourcen entscheiden/verfügen)* * *wirtschaften
to keep house, to manage, (Landwirt) to farm;
• großzügig wirtschaften to be free with one’s money;
• schlecht wirtschaften to mismanage;
• sparsam wirtschaften to husband one’s money, to look into economies, to cut and contrive, to live (operate) economically, to economize, to practise economy;
• äußerst sparsam wirtschaften to be careful of one’s small savings;
• in die eigene Tasche wirtschaften to line one’s pocket, to job;
• aus dem Vollen wirtschaften to have ample means at one’s disposal. -
16 ausdenken
aus|den·keneine Ausrede/Entschuldigung \ausdenken to think up [or of]; sep [or contrive] [or (a. pej) concoct] an excuse;eine Überraschung \ausdenken to plan a surprise;eine ausgedachte Geschichte a made-up story;da musst du dir schon etwas anderes \ausdenken! ( fam) you'll have to think of something better than that!;es ist nicht auszudenken it's inconceivable -
17 arrangieren
1. to arrange2. to contrive3. to engineer4. to marshal5. to postureto set up sth. -
18 einfädeln
1. to arrange2. to contrive3. to thread -
19 veranstalten
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20 intrigieren
- {to cabal} âm mưu, mưu đồ - {to contrive} nghĩ ra, sáng chế ra, trù tính, trù liệu, tính toán, bày đặt, xếp đặt, xoay xở, lo liệu, bày mưu tính kế - {to frame} dàn xếp, bố trí, bố cục, dựng lên, điều chỉnh, làm cho hợp, lắp, chắp, hư cấu, tưởng tượng, trình bày, phát âm, đặt vào khung, lên khung, dựng khung, đầy triển vọng to frame well) - {to intrigue} có mưu đồ, vận động ngầm, dan díu, tằng tịu, mưu đồ làm, vận động ngần làm, hấp dẫn, gợi thích thú, kích thích tò mò, làm ngạc nhiên, làm phải suy nghĩ - {to plot} vẽ sơ đồ, vẽ đồ thị, vẽ biểu đồ, dựng đồ án, đánh dấu trên cơ sở, đánh dấu trên đồ án, mưu tính, bày mưu - {to scheme} vạch kế hoạch, có kế hoạch thực hiện
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