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1 usurp
transitive verbsich (Dat.) widerrechtlich aneignen [Titel, Recht, Position]; usurpieren (geh.) [Macht, Thron]* * *[ju'zə:p](to take (another person's power, position etc) without the right to do so: The king's uncle tried to usurp the throne; I shall not allow him to usurp my authority.) an sich reißen- academic.ru/79492/usurper">usurper* * *[ju:ˈzɜ:p, AM -ˈsɜ:rp]vtto \usurp the power die Macht an sich akk reißen2. (supplant)▪ to \usurp sb jdn verdrängento \usurp sb's place jds Platz einnehmen* * *[juː'zɜːp]vtsich (dat) widerrechtlich aneignen, usurpieren (geh); power, title, inheritance also an sich (acc) reißen; throne sich bemächtigen (+gen) (geh); role sich (dat) anmaßen; person verdrängenhe usurped his father — er hat seinen Vater verdrängt
she has usurped his wife's place — sie hat seine Frau von ihrem Platz verdrängt
* * *A v/tusurp sb’s attention jemandes Aufmerksamkeit in Anspruch nehmen2. sich etwas (widerrechtlich) anmaßena) sich (widerrechtlich) bemächtigen (gen)b) sich Übergriffe erlauben (gegen)* * *transitive verbsich (Dat.) widerrechtlich aneignen [Titel, Recht, Position]; usurpieren (geh.) [Macht, Thron]* * *v.aneignen v.
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