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1 midst
nounbe in the midst of doing something — gerade mitten dabei sein, etwas zu tun
in our/their midst — in unserer/ihrer Mitte
* * *[midst]- academic.ru/116920/in_the_midst_of">in the midst of- in our
- your
- their midst* * *[mɪdst]he was lost in their \midst er kam sich unter ihnen verloren vorI am honoured to be in your \midst this evening ich bin geehrt, heute Abend in eurer Mitte zu sein; (in middle of)... in the \midst of a rainstorm... während es gerade heftig regnetein the \midst of chaos/a crisis mitten im Chaos/in einer Krisein the \midst of a forest mitten im Waldin the \midst of sb's troubles zu allem Unglück von jdm; (busy with)to be in the \midst of a discussion/meeting gerade mitten in einer Diskussion/Sitzung sein* * *[mɪdst]1. nMitte fwe are in the midst of an economic crisis —
in our midst — unter uns, in unserer Mitte
in the midst of life ( we are in death) (Bibl) — mitten im Leben sind wir vom Tod umgeben
2. prep (old poet)See:= amid(st)* * *midst [mıdst]A s:from the midst aus der Mitte;in their (our) midst mitten unter ihnen (uns);he was taken from our midst er wurde aus unserer Mitte gerissen* * *nounbe in the midst of doing something — gerade mitten dabei sein, etwas zu tun
in our/their midst — in unserer/ihrer Mitte
* * *prep.inmitten präp. -
2 woe
noun(arch./literary/joc.)1) (distress) Jammer, der* * *[wəu]- academic.ru/82727/woeful">woeful- woefully
- woefulness
- woebegone* * *[wəʊ, AM woʊ]n\woe betide you if... wehe dir, wenn...to have a face full of \woe ein ganz vergrämtes Gesicht habena day of \woe ein Unglückstag ma tale of \woe eine Geschichte des Jammers2. ( form)economic/financial \woes wirtschaftliche/finanzielle Problemeto pour out one's \woes sein Leid klagen* * *[wəʊ]n2) (esp pl = trouble, affliction) Kummer mto pour out one's woes to sb — sich (dat) seinen Kummer bei jdm von der Seele reden
* * *woe [wəʊ]A int wehe!, ach!B s, oft pl Weh n, Leid n, Kummer m, Gram m:tale of woe Leidensgeschichte f;woe is me! wehe mir!;woe betide …! besonders poet oder hum wehe (dat)(if wenn)!; → weal1 1* * *noun(arch./literary/joc.)1) (distress) Jammer, der* * *n.Leid nur sing. n. -
3 deepen
1. transitive verb1) tiefer machen; vertiefen2. intransitive verb2) (intensify) sich vertiefen* * *1) (to make or become deeper: He deepened the hole.) vertiefen2) (to increase: His troubles were deepening.) verstärken* * *deep·en[ˈdi:pən]I. vt▪ to \deepen sth2. (intensify) feelings etw vertiefento \deepen one's knowledge sein Wissen vertiefenII. vi1. water tiefer werden2. (intensify) feelings, understanding sich akk vertiefen; budget deficit, economic crisis, recession sich akk verschärfen3. tone, voice tiefer werden4. (become darker) colour intensiver [o dunkler] werden* * *['diːpən] vertiefen; concern, sorrow vergrößern, vertiefen; love, friendship vertiefen, verstärken; colour dunkler machen; mystery vergrößern; crisis, recession verschärfen; sound tiefer machen sich vergrößern, tiefer werden; (sorrow, concern, interest) zunehmen, größer werden; (colour, sound, voice) tiefer werden; (mystery) größer werden; (rift, divisions) sich vertiefen; (crisis, recession) sich verschärfen* * *deepen [ˈdiːpən]A v/t1. tief(er) machen2. vertiefen3. verbreitern4. fig vertiefen, verstärken, steigern5. Farben dunkler machen, vertiefen6. Töne tiefer stimmen7. die Stimme senkenB v/i1. tiefer werden, sich vertiefen2. fig sich vertiefen, sich steigern, stärker werden3. dunkler werden, (nach-)dunkeln (Farbe)* * *1. transitive verb1) tiefer machen; vertiefen2) (increase, intensify) vertiefen; intensivieren [Farbe]2. intransitive verb2) (intensify) sich vertiefen* * *v.stärker werden ausdr.vertiefen v.
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