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21 Leisten
v/t1. do; (schaffen) auch manage; (vollbringen) achieve, accomplish; TECH. do; du hast aber in letzter Zeit nicht sehr viel geleistet you haven’t achieved much ( oder accomplished much, got[ten] much done) lately; ich habe schon einiges geleistet I’ve done quite a bit, I haven’t been idle; was leistet der Wagen? what will ( oder can) the car do?; der Motor leistet 200 PS the engine produces ( oder delivers, develops) 200 bhp; gute Arbeit leisten do a good job; da musst du schon was leisten you’ve got to show what you can do; er hat Großes geleistet he has some remarkable achievements to his name; bei einer Aufführung etc.: it was a great performance2. mit Subst.: Zahlungen leisten make payments; eine Anzahlung leisten pay a deposit; Abbitte, Beistand 1, Dienst 2, Eid, Folge, Hilfe etc.3. sich (Dat) etw. leisten (sich gönnen) treat o.s. to s.th.; umg. (Blödes tun) get up to s.th.; leiste dir doch mal etwas give yourself a treat; heute leiste ich mir einen Kognak I’m going to treat myself to (iro. splash out on) a brandy today; was hast du dir da wieder geleistet? fig., umg. what have you been up to this time?; du leistest dir ja Dinge! umg. you certainly get up to some pretty crazy things; er leistet sich dauernd Frechheiten umg. he’s forever coming out with these cheeky remarks; da haben wir uns wirklich was Schönes geleistet umg. we’ve really (gone and) done it now; iro. we’ve really excelled ourselves this time4. sich (Dat) etw. leisten können finanziell, auch fig.: be able to afford s.th.; ich kann mir das nicht leisten I can’t afford that; ich kann es mir ( nicht) leisten, auf Urlaub zu gehen I can(‘t) afford to go on holiday; sie könnte sich wirklich neue Vorhänge leisten she could really run to some new curtains; du kannst dir keine weiteren Fehler leisten you can’t afford to make ( oder won’t get away with) any more mistakes* * *to afford; to achieve;sich leistento afford* * *Leis|ten ['laistn]m -s, -(= Schuhleisten) lastalle/alles über einen Léísten schlagen (fig) — to measure everyone/everything by the same yardstick
See:→ Schuster* * *(to give or produce (a service, a bill, thanks etc).) render* * *Leis·ten<-s, ->[ˈlaistn̩]m (Schuhleisten) last* * *der; Leistens, Leisten: lastalles/alle über einen Leisten schlagen — (ugs.) lump everybody/everything together
* * ** * *der; Leistens, Leisten: lastalles/alle über einen Leisten schlagen — (ugs.) lump everybody/everything together
* * *v.to accomplish v.to achieve v.to afford v.to perform v.to render v. -
22 Hochleistungsmotor
Hoch·leis·tungs·mo·tor mhigh-performance engineDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Hochleistungsmotor
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23 leistungsschwach
leis·tungs·schwach adjweak;eine \leistungsschwache Maschine/ein \leistungsschwacher Motor a low-performance [or -power] machine/engineDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > leistungsschwach
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24 leistungsstark
leis·tungs·stark adj1) ( große Produktionskapazität besitzend) [highly-]efficient [or productive]; attr, [highly] efficient [or productive]; pred2) auto, elek, tech [very] powerful;ein \leistungsstarker Motor a high-performance [or [very] powerful] engine -
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26 Leistung
f1. achievement2. capacity3. effort4. operating level5. output6. payment7. performance8. power9. serviceengine power
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