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1 Last
f; -, -en2. fig. (Bürde) burden; die Last der Beweise JUR. the weight of evidence; die steuerliche Last the tax burden; jemandem zur Last fallen / werden be / become a burden to s.o.; belästigend: bother s.o.; ich will Ihnen nicht zur Last fallen I don’t want to be a nuisance; sich selbst eine oder zur Last sein / werden be / become a burden to o.s.; damit war ihr eine schwere Last vom Herzen genommen it was great load off her mind; jemandem etw. zur Last legen charge s.o. with s.th., accuse s.o. of s.th.3. meist Pl.; FIN. costs; soziale Lasten welfare costs; zu Lasten (+ Gen) oder von payable by; Bank etc.: to the debit (of the account) of; fig. at the expense of; der Betrag geht zu Lasten des Kunden the amount is payable by ( oder will be debited to) the customer; wir buchen es zu Ihren Lasten we will debit ( oder charge) it to your account; diese Maßnahme geht zu Lasten der Umwelt fig. the consequences of this measure will be borne by the environment, it is the environment that will suffer as a result of this measure4. ETECH. load5. NAUT., Raumf. hold* * *die Lastburden; load; weight; trouble; onerousness; onus* * *Lạst [last]f -, -enAufzug nur für Lasten —
2) (fig = Bürde) burdeneine Last für jdn sein — to be a burden on sb
jdm zur Last fallen/werden — to be/become a burden on sb
selbst eine Last sein — to be a burden to oneself
damit war uns eine schwere Last vom Herzen or von der Seele genommen — that took a load off our minds
jdm eine Last abnehmen — to take a load off sb's shoulders
jdm etw zur Last legen — to accuse sb of sth
See:= zulasten* * *die1) (something to be carried: He carried a heavy burden up the hill; The ox is sometimes a beast of burden (= an animal that carries things).) burden2) (the responsibility: The onus is on him to prove his theory.) onus3) (a heavy object, especially one for lifting as a sport: He lifts weights to develop his muscles.) weight* * *<-, -en>[last]f1. (Ladung) loadbewegliche/ruhende \Last live/static load2. (schweres Gewicht) weightdas Brett biegt sich unter der \Last der Bücher the shelf is bending under the weight of the books3. (Bürde) burdenjd hat seine \Last mit jdm/etw sb/sth is a burden on sbmit dir hat man so seine \Last! you're a real burden on a person!zu jds \Lasten gehen to be charged to sbdie zusätzlichen Kosten gehen zu Ihren \Lasten you will have to pay the additional costszu \Lasten von Frau Müller buchen to debit Mrs Müller's account5.▶ jdm zur \Last fallen to become a burden on sb▶ jdm etw zur \Last legen to accuse sb of sth▶ jdm zur \Last legen, etw getan zu haben to accuse sb of doing sth* * *die; Last, Lasten1) load; (TragLast) load; burden2) (Gewicht) weight3) (Bürde) burdendie Last des Amtes/der Verantwortung — the burden of office/responsibility
jemandem zur Last fallen/werden — be/become a burden on somebody
jemandem etwas zur Last legen — charge somebody with something; accuse somebody of something
die Verpackungskosten gehen zu Lasten des Kunden — the cost of packaging will be charged to the customer
* * *nur für Lasten (for) goods (US freight) only2. fig (Bürde) burden;die Last der Beweise JUR the weight of evidence;die steuerliche Last the tax burden;jemandem zur Last fallen/werden be/become a burden to sb; belästigend: bother sb;ich will Ihnen nicht zur Last fallen I don’t want to be a nuisance;zur Last sein/werden be/become a burden to o.s.;damit war ihr eine schwere Last vom Herzen genommen it was great load off her mind;jemandem etwas zur Last legen charge sb with sth, accuse sb of sth3. meist pl; FIN costs;soziale Lasten welfare costs;zu Lasten (+gen) oderder Betrag geht zu Lasten des Kunden the amount is payable by ( oder will be debited to) the customer;wir buchen es zu Ihren Lasten we will debit ( oder charge) it to your account;diese Maßnahme geht zu Lasten der Umwelt fig the consequences of this measure will be borne by the environment, it is the environment that will suffer as a result of this measure4. ELEK load5. SCHIFF, RAUMF hold* * *die; Last, Lasten1) load; (TragLast) load; burden2) (Gewicht) weight3) (Bürde) burdendie Last des Amtes/der Verantwortung — the burden of office/responsibility
jemandem zur Last fallen/werden — be/become a burden on somebody
jemandem etwas zur Last legen — charge somebody with something; accuse somebody of something
die Verpackungskosten gehen zu Lasten des Kunden — the cost of packaging will be charged to the customer
* * *-en f.burden n.onerousness n. -en m.load n. -
2 verdichten
I v/t2. (Straßennetz etc.) expand; die Zugfolge der U-Bahn soll auf einen 5-Minuten-Takt verdichtet werden the frequency of underground (Am. subway) trains is to be increased to five-minute intervalsII v/refl2. fig., Nachricht, Verdacht etc.: be consolidated; Gerücht: grow, gain ground ( oder momentum); Eindruck: grow (stronger); der Eindruck verdichtet sich immer mehr zur Gewissheit the feeling is turning more and more into certainty* * *to compress; to condense; to pack* * *ver|dịch|ten ptp verdi\#chtet1. vt (PHYS)to compress; (fig = komprimieren) to condense; Gefühle to intensify, to heighten2. vrto thicken; (Schneetreiben) to worsen; (Gas) to become compressed; (fig = häufen) to increase; (Verdacht, Eindruck) to deepender Verdacht verdichtet sich, dass... — the suspicion that... is growing
es verdichten sich die Hinweise, dass... — there is growing evidence that...
* * *ver·dich·ten *I. vt▪ etw \verdichten1. (komprimieren) to compress sth2. (ausbauen) Verkehrsnetz to develop sth3. BAU▪ etw \verdichten to compact sthII. vr* * *1.reflexives Verb <fog, smoke> thicken, become thicker; (fig.) <suspicion, rumour> grow; < feeling> intensify2.* * *A. v/t2. (Straßennetz etc) expand;die Zugfolge der U-Bahn soll auf einen 5-Minuten-Takt verdichtet werden the frequency of underground (US subway) trains is to be increased to five-minute intervals3. fig:verdichten zu condense intoB. v/r2. fig, Nachricht, Verdacht etc: be consolidated; Gerücht: grow, gain ground ( oder momentum); Eindruck: grow (stronger);der Eindruck verdichtet sich immer mehr zur Gewissheit the feeling is turning more and more into certainty* * *1.reflexives Verb <fog, smoke> thicken, become thicker; (fig.) <suspicion, rumour> grow; < feeling> intensify2.* * *n.packing n.
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