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141 alleine
Adj. präd. und Adv. umg. allein* * *al·lein[aˈlain]al·lei·ne[aˈlainə](fam)I. adj pred1. (ohne andere) alonejdn \alleine lassen to leave sb alonewir sind jetzt endlich \alleine we're on our own at lastsind Sie \alleine oder in Begleitung? are you by yourself or with someone?2. (einsam) lonely3. (ohne Hilfe) on one's ownauf sich akk \alleine angewiesen [o gestellt] sein to be on one's own, to be left to one's own resourcesfür sich \alleine by oneself, on one's owner arbeitet lieber für sich \alleine he prefers to work alone4.▶ für sich \alleine [genommen] in itselfdieser Vorfall ist, für sich \alleine genommen, schon schwerwiegend genug this incident is in itself serious enoughII. adv1. (bereits) just\alleine das Ausmaß der Schäden war schon schlimm genug the extent of the damage alone was bad enough\alleine der Gedanke daran the mere [or very] thought of it2. (ausschließlich) exclusivelydas ist ganz \alleine dein Bier! that's up to you!das ist \alleine deine Entscheidung it's your decision [and yours alone]die \alleine selig machende [o seligmachende] Kirche/Lehre the only true church/teaching\alleine berechtigt JUR exclusively entitled\alleine berechtigt sein, etw zu tun JUR to have the exclusive right to do sth3. (ohne Hilfe) single-handedly, on one's own, by oneselfunser Jüngster kann sich schon \alleine anziehen our youngest can already dress himself [or get dressed by himself]ein Kind \alleine erziehen to bring up [or raise] a child on one's owneine \alleine erziehende Mutter/ein \alleine erziehender Vater a single mother/a single father\alleine erziehend sein to be a single parentvon \alleine by itself/oneselfdas Haus liegt ganz für sich \alleine the house is completely isolated5.▶ nicht \alleine..., sondern auch... not only [or just]..., but also...* * *(ugs.) s. allein* * ** * *(ugs.) s. allein
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