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1) ( establish)to \found sth etw gründen2) ( base)to \found sth on sth etw auf etw dat gründen;her lawyer accused the prosecution of \founding its case on insufficient evidence ihre Anwältin beschuldigte die Anklage, den Fall auf ungenügenden Beweisen aufzubauento be \founded on sth auf etw dat errichtet seinto \found sth etw gießen;( melt) etw [ein]schmelzen -
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found v 1. ERDB gründen, Fundament legen, fund(ament)ieren; unterbauen (z. B. Straßen, Gleise); 2. ERDB unterfangen; 3. den Bau beginnen; 4. gießen (Metalle)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > found
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I transitive verb1) (establish) gründen; stiften [Krankenhaus, Kloster]; begründen [Wissenschaft, Religion, Glauben, Kirche]2) (fig.): (base) begründenfound something [up]on something — etwas auf etwas (Akk.) gründen
IIbe founded [up]on something — [sich] auf etwas (Akk.) gründen
see academic.ru/27318/find">find 1.* * *past tense, past participle; = find* * *found1[faʊnd]II. adj object, image gesammelt, zusammengetragen\found objects Fundstücke plfound2[faʊnd]vt1. (establish)▪ to \found sth etw gründen2. (base)her lawyer accused the prosecution of \founding its case on insufficient evidence ihre Anwältin beschuldigte die Anklage, den Fall auf ungenügenden Beweisen aufzubauenfound3[faʊnd]vt* * *I [faʊnd] pret, ptp See: of find IIvt1) (= set up) gründen; town, school, hospital gründen, errichten2)to found sth ( up)on sth (opinion, belief) — etw auf etw (dat) gründen or stützen
our society is founded on this — darauf beruht or basiert unsere Gesellschaft, das ist die Grundlage unserer Gesellschaft
IIIthe novel is founded on fact — der Roman beruht or basiert auf Tatsachen
vt (METAL)metal, glass schmelzen und in eine Form gießen; object gießen* * *found2 [faʊnd]A v/t1. bauen, errichten2. fig gründen, errichten3. fig begründen, einrichten, ins Leben rufen, eine Schule etc stiften:founding father Vater m;on, upon, in auf akk):founded on documents urkundlich;be founded on → B;founded (up)on fact(s) auf Tatsachen beruhend, stichhaltigfound3 [faʊnd] v/t1. METALL schmelzen und in eine Form gießen2. TECH gießen* * *I transitive verb1) (establish) gründen; stiften [Krankenhaus, Kloster]; begründen [Wissenschaft, Religion, Glauben, Kirche]2) (fig.): (base) begründenfound something [up]on something — etwas auf etwas (Akk.) gründen
IIbe founded [up]on something — [sich] auf etwas (Akk.) gründen
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18 lost-and-'found office
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20 this style is also to be found in / can also be found in, also appears in
dieser Stil etc. begegnet ebenfalls in...English-German idiom dictionary > this style is also to be found in / can also be found in, also appears in
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