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1 disquiet
nounUnruhe, die* * *1. noun(uneasiness: a feeling of disquiet.) die Unruhe2. verb(to make uneasy.) beunruhigen* * *dis·qui·et[dɪˈskwaɪət]( form)growing \disquiet wachsende Besorgnisto allay sb's \disquiet jds Besorgnis zerstreuento fill sb with \disquiet jdn besorgen, jdn mit Sorge erfüllenII. vt▪ to \disquiet sb jdn beunruhigen* * *[dIs'kwaɪət]1. vtbeunruhigen2. nUnruhe f* * *disquiet [dısˈkwaıət]A v/t beunruhigen, mit Besorgnis erfüllenB s Unruhe f, Besorgnis f* * *nounUnruhe, die* * *v.beunruhigen v. -
2 disquiet
dis·qui·et [dɪʼskwaɪət]( form) ngrowing \disquiet wachsende Besorgnis;to allay sb's \disquiet jds Besorgnis zerstreuen;to fill sb with \disquiet jdn besorgen vtto \disquiet sb jdn beunruhigen -
3 disquietude
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4 foreboding
nounVorahnung, die; (unease caused by premonition) ungutes Gefühl* * *[fo:'boudiŋ](a feeling that something bad is going to happen: He has a strange foreboding that he will die young.) die Ahnung* * *fore·bod·ing[fɔ:ʳˈbəʊdɪŋ, AM fɔ:rˈboʊd-]there was a sense of \foreboding in the capital as if fighting might at any minute break out es hing eine düstere Vorahnung über der Hauptstadt, so als könnte jede Minute ein Kampf losbrechen2. (presentiment) [düstere] Prophezeiungto have a \foreboding [that]... das [ungute] Gefühl haben, [dass]...II. adj Unheil verkündend* * *[fɔː'bəʊdɪŋ]1. n(= presentiment) (Vor)ahnung f, Vorgefühl nt; (= feeling of disquiet) ungutes Gefühl2. adjlook Unheil verkündend* * *1. Prophezeiung f2. (böse) (Vor)Ahnung3. (böses) Vorzeichen oder Omen* * *nounVorahnung, die; (unease caused by premonition) ungutes Gefühl* * *n.Vorahnung f. -
5 look on
1. intransitive verbzusehen; zugucken (ugs.)2. transitive verblook on somebody with distrust/suspicion — jemanden mit Misstrauen/Argwohn betrachten
* * *1) (to watch something: No, I don't want to play - I'd rather look on.) zuschauen2) ((with as) to think of or consider: I have lived with my aunt since I was a baby, and I look on her as my mother.) ansehen als* * *◆ look onvi1. (glance)▪ to \look on on sth etw betrachten2. (regard)I've always \look oned on her as a friend ich habe sie immer als [meine] Freundin betrachtetto \look on on sth with disquiet/favour etw mit Unbehagen/Wohlwollen betrachten3. (watch) zusehen, zuschauen4.* * *vi1) (= watch) zusehen, zugucken (inf)2)to look onto (window) — (hinaus)gehen auf (+acc); (building) liegen an (+dat)
3) +prep obj betrachten, ansehento look on sb with respect — Achtung or Respekt vor jdm haben
* * *look on v/i1. zusehen, zuschauen2. betrachten, ansehen ( beide:as als;with mit):look on sb as a great poet jemanden für einen großen Dichter halten;look on sth with distrust etwas misstrauisch betrachten;look on sth favo(u)rably etwas wohlwollend betrachten;be looked on as gelten als3.;look on with sb mit jemandem mitlesen* * *1. intransitive verbzusehen; zugucken (ugs.)2. transitive verblook on somebody as a hero — etc. jemanden als Held[en] usw. betrachten
look on somebody with distrust/suspicion — jemanden mit Misstrauen/Argwohn betrachten
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6 look on
vi2) ( regard)to \look on on sb as sth jdn als etw betrachten;I've always \look oned on her as a friend ich habe sie immer als [meine] Freundin betrachtet;to \look on on sth with disquiet/ favour etw mit Unbehagen/Wohlwollen betrachten;to \look on kindly on sth etw dat wohlgesinnt sein, etw wohlwollend aufnehmenPHRASES:to \look on on the bright side [of sth] die positiven Seiten [einer S. gen] sehen
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