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21 Bemühung
Bemühung f GEN effort, endeavour* * *Bemühung
effort, strain, exertion;
• erfolglose Bemühungen vain efforts;
• vergebliche wirtschaftliche Bemühungen economic floundering;
• j. für seine Bemühungen entschädigen to remunerate (pay) s. o. for his trouble. -
22 Anspannung
An·span·nung fstrain, exertion;( körperlich) effort;unter \Anspannung aller Kräfte by exerting all one's energies -
23 Anstrengung
An·stren·gung <-, -en> f2) ( Bemühung) effort;\Anstrengungen/einige \Anstrengungen machen, etw zu tun to make an effort/several efforts to do sth, to try [several times] to do sth -
24 Ausübung
Aus·übung f1) ( das Praktizieren) practising [or (Am) -ic-] no pl, ( das Innehaben) Amt holding no pl, carrying out no pl; Aufgabe, Funktion performing no pl;in \Ausübung eines Amtes ( geh) in the line of duty2) ( die Entfaltung einer Wirkung) exertion3) ( das Verwalten) exercise -
25 Einflussnahme
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26 Kraftanstrengung
Kraft·an·stren·gung fexertionDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Kraftanstrengung
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27 Anspannung
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28 Ausübung
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29 Einflussnahme
fexertion of influence
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