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121 abweisen
ab|wei·sen1) ( wegschicken)jdn \abweisen to turn sb away;sich [von jdm] nicht \abweisen lassen to not take no for an answer [from sb]2) ( ablehnen)etw \abweisen to turn down sth sep;einen Antrag \abweisen to refuse [or turn down]; [or reject] an application;eine Bitte \abweisen to deny [or reject] a request;jdn \abweisen to reject sb3) jureine Klage \abweisen to dismiss [or throw out] a complaint -
122 direkt
di·rekt [diʼrɛkt] adj1) ( durchgehende Verbindung) direct;eine \direkte Flugverbindung/ Zugverbindung a direct flight/through train;Sie haben \direkten Anschluss nach Paris you have a direct connection to Paris2) ( unmittelbar) direct, immediate;in \direkter Verbindung mit jdm stehen to be in direct contact with sb;in \direkter Verbindung zu etw stehen to have directly to do with sth;er ging \direkt nach Hause he went straight home [or home immediately];ein \direkter Hinweis auf etw a direct reference to sth4) ( Übertragung) live;1) ( geradezu) almost;das war ja \direkt lustig that was actually funny for a change;die Bemerkung war ja \direkt unverschämt the comment was really impertinent2) ( ausgesprochen) exactly;etw nicht \direkt verneinen to not really deny sth;etw \direkt zugeben to admit sth outright;das war ja \direkt genial! that was just amazing!bitte sei etwas \direkter! don't beat about the bush!4) ( mit Ortsangabe) direct[ly], straight;\direkt von A nach B fliegen to fly direct from A to B;diese Straße geht \direkt zum Bahnhof this road goes straight to the station5) ( übertragen) live;\direkt übertragen to broadcast live6) ( unverzüglich) immediately, directly, right away -
123 energisch
ener·gisch [eʼnɛrgɪʃ] adj1) ( Tatkraft ausdrückend) energetic;ein \energischer Griff a vigorous [or firm] grip;ein \energischer Mensch a vigorous person2) ( entschlossen) firm;jd ist \energisch sb is firm;\energische Maßnahmen vigorous [or firm] measures;\energische Proteste strong protests;\energische Worte forceful words;jd wird \energisch sb puts his/her foot downadv vigorously;etw \energisch betonen to stress sth vigorously;etw \energisch dementieren to hotly [or vigorously] deny sth;\energisch durchgreifen to take firm [or vigorous] action -
124 Entschiedenheit
Ent·schie·den·heit <-, -en> fdetermination, resolution;mit [aller] \Entschiedenheit in the strongest possible way;etw mit [aller] \Entschiedenheit ablehnen to refuse sth flatly;mit \Entschiedenheit dementieren to deny categorically -
125 glatt
ein \glattes Gesicht an unlined face;\glattes Haar straight hair;\glatte See calm [or smooth] [or unruffled] sea;\glatter Stoff uncreased fabric;\glatt rasiert clean-shaven;etw \glatt bügeln to iron [out sep, ] sth to iron sth smooth;etw \glatt feilen to file sth smooth;etw \glatt hobeln/ schmirgeln to plane down/sand down sth;sich die Haare \glatt kämmen to comb one's hair straight;etw \glatt pürieren/ rühren to purée/stir sth until smooth;etw \glatt schleifen to grind sth smooth;etw \glatt streichen to smooth out sth sep;\glatt rechts stricken to knit garter stitch;etw \glatt walzen to flatten sth;etw \glatt ziehen to smooth out sth; Betttuch a. to straighten [out] sth3) ( problemlos) smooth;ein \glatter Bruch med a clean break;eine \glatte Landung a smooth landing;\glatt aufgehen Rechnung to work out exactlyeine \glatte Lüge a downright [or blatant] [or barefaced] lie;\glatter Unsinn sheer [or utter] nonsense;5) (pej: aalglatt) slick, smooth adv (fam: rundweg) clearly, plainly; ( ohne Umschweife) straight out; leugnen flatly;jdm etw \glatt ins Gesicht sagen to say sth [straight] to sb's face;etw \glatt ablehnen to turn sth down flat;etw \glatt [und sauber] vergessen to clean forget sth -
126 glattweg
glatt·weg [ʼglatvɛk] advetw \glattweg ablehnen to turn sth down flat [or (Am a.) flat out]; -
127 Hausrecht
Haus·recht ntauthority as a householder no pl (to deny sb entry);von seinem \Hausrecht Gebrauch machen to ask sb to leave -
128 kasteien
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