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1 hineinspielen
(trennb., hat -ge-)* * *hi|nein|spie|len sep1. vi(= beeinflussen) to have a part to play ( in +acc in)2. vt (SPORT)den Ball in den Strafraum etc hinéínspielen — to play the ball into the penalty area etc
* * *hi·nein|spie·lenes spielen noch andere Aspekte in diese Entscheidung hinein other factors have also contributed to this decisionden Ball in den Strafraum \hineinspielen to play the ball into the area* * *hineinspielen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t SPORT:den Ball hineinspielen in (+akk) play the ball intoin +akk in) -
2 hineinspielen
hi·nein|spie·lenvietw spielt in etw hinein sth is a contributory factor in sth;es spielen noch andere Aspekte in diese Entscheidung hinein other factors have also contributed to this decisionvt sportden Ball in den Strafraum \hineinspielen to play the ball into the area
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