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1 unfit
1. adjective1) (unsuitable) ungeeignet2) (not physically fit) nicht fit2. transitive verb,unfit for military service — [wehrdienst]untauglich
* * *1) (not good enough; not in a suitable state: He has been ill and is quite unfit to travel.) ungeeignet2) ((of a person, dog, horse etc) not as strong and healthy as is possible: You become unfit if you don't take regular exercise.) untauglich•* * *un·fit[ʌnˈfɪt]I. adjto be \unfit for work/military service arbeits-/dienstuntauglich seinhe's an \unfit parent er ist als Erziehungsberechtigter ungeeignetshe is \unfit for teaching sie eignet sich nicht als Lehrerin▪ to be \unfit to do sth unfähig sein, etw zu tunthe inquiry stated that he was \unfit to run a public company die Untersuchung bescheinigte ihm Untauglichkeit zur Führung eines öffentlichen Unternehmens3. (unsuitable)to be \unfit for human consumption nicht zum Verzehr geeignet seinto be \unfit for [human] habitation unbewohnbar seinto be \unfit for publication sich akk nicht zur Veröffentlichung eignenII. vt<- tt->( form)* * *[ʌn'fɪt]1. adjto be unfit to do sth (physically) — nicht fähig sein, etw zu tun; (mentally) außerstande sein, etw zu tun
unfit to drive — fahruntüchtig, nicht in der Lage zu fahren
he is unfit to be a lawyer/for teaching — er ist als Jurist/Lehrer untauglich
unfit (for military service) — (dienst)untauglich
2. vt (form)to unfit sb to do sth — jdn untauglich machen, etw zu tun
* * *A adj (adv unfitly)1. unpassend, ungeeignet2. ungeeignet, unfähig, untauglich:unfit for transport transportunfähig;unfit for work arbeitsunfähig;unfit to continue (Boxen) kampfunfähig;3. SPORT nicht fit, nicht in (guter) Form* * *1. adjective1) (unsuitable) ungeeignet2) (not physically fit) nicht fit2. transitive verb,unfit for military service — [wehrdienst]untauglich
* * *adj.ungeeignet adj.untauglich adj. -
2 condemn
transitive verb1) (censure) verdammencondemned cell — Todeszelle, die
3) (declare unfit) für unbewohnbar erklären [Gebäude]; für ungenießbar erklären [Fleisch]* * *[kən'dem]1) (to criticize as morally wrong or evil: Everyone condemned her for being cruel to her child.) verurteilen2) (to sentence to (a punishment): She was condemned to death.) verurteilen3) (to declare (a building) to be unfit to use: These houses have been condemned.) für unbewohnbar/gesundheitsschädlich erklären•- academic.ru/15075/condemnation">condemnation- condemned cell* * *con·demn[kənˈdem]vt1. (censure)▪ to \condemn sb/sth jdn/etw verurteilen2. LAWpoverty had \condemned him from birth to a life of crime ( fig) die Armut hatte ihn von Geburt an zu einem Leben voller Verbrechen verdammtto be \condemned to death zum Tode verurteilt werden▪ to \condemn sb to do sth jdn dazu verurteilen, etw zu tun3. (declare unsafe)to \condemn a building ein Gebäude für unbewohnbar erklären* * *[kən'dem]vt1) (= censure) verurteilen2) (JUR: sentence) verurteilento condemn sb to death/10 years' imprisonment — jdn zum Tode/zu 10 Jahren Gefängnis verurteilen
3) (fig) verdammen, verurteilen (to zu)4) (= declare unfit) building, slums für abbruchreif erklären; ship für nicht mehr seetüchtig erklärenthese houses are/should be condemned — diese Häuser stehen auf der Abrissliste/sollten abgerissen werden
the fruit was condemned as unfit for consumption — das Obst wurde für den Verzehr ungeeignet erklärt
* * *condemn [kənˈdem] v/t1. verdammen, verurteilen, verwerfen, missbilligen, tadeln ( alle:as als;for, on account of wegen):condemn as untrustworthy als unglaubwürdig verwerfencondemned cell Todeszelle fb) fig verdammen (to zu):his own words condemn him er hat sich selbst das Urteil gesprochen;his very looks condemn him sein bloßes Aussehen verrät ihn3. JURa) Schmuggelware etc als verfallen erklären, beschlagnahmenb) US enteignencondemn a building (a food product);condemned house Abbruchhaus n5. SCHIFFb) als Prise erklären, mit Beschlag belegen6. einen Kranken aufgeben, für unheilbar erklären* * *transitive verb1) (censure) verdammencondemned cell — Todeszelle, die
3) (declare unfit) für unbewohnbar erklären [Gebäude]; für ungenießbar erklären [Fleisch]* * *v.missbilligen v.verdammen v.verurteilen v. -
3 worn out
1) (so damaged by use as to be unfit for further use: These shoes are worn out; a worn-out sweater.) abgetragen2) (very tired: His wife is worn out after looking after the children.) völlig erschöpft* * *adj predadj attr1. (exhausted) person erschöpft, abgespannt\worn out wheel bearings verschlissenes Kugellager* * *adj.abgearbeitet adj.abgetragen adj.hinüber adj. adv.fertig* adv.
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