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nounDrohung, diemake a threat against somebody — jemandem drohen
at the slightest threat of something — wenn etwas auch nur ganz entfernt droht
* * *[Ɵret]1) (a warning that one is going to hurt or punish someone: He will certainly carry out his threat to harm you.) die Drohung2) (a sign of something dangerous or unpleasant which may be, or is, about to happen: a threat of rain.) die Gefahr3) (a source of danger: His presence is a threat to our plan/success.) die Bedrohung•- academic.ru/74709/threaten">threaten* * *[θret]nshe left the country under \threat of arrest if she returned als sie das Land verließ, drohte man ihr, sie bei ihrer Rückkehr zu verhaftenthere was a \threat of thunder in the heavy afternoon air an dem Nachmittag lag ein Gewitter in der Luftdeath \threat Morddrohung f, Todesdrohung fthe \threat of jail die Androhung einer Haftstrafean empty \threat eine leere Drohungto carry out a \threat eine Drohung wahrmachen\threat of [legal] proceedings Klagedrohung f\threat of war Kriegsgefahr fto pose a \threat to sb/sth eine Gefahr [o Bedrohung] für jdn/etw darstellenthey're under \threat of eviction because they can't pay the rent ihnen wurde die Zwangsräumung angedroht, weil sie ihre Miete nicht bezahlen können* * *[ɵret]n1) Drohung fto make a threat — drohen, eine Androhung machen (against sb jdm)
2) (= danger) Bedrohung (to +gen), Gefahr f (to für)this war is a threat to civilization — dieser Krieg stellt eine Gefahr für die Zivilisation or eine Bedrohung der Zivilisation dar
* * *threat [θret] s1. Drohung f (of mit; to gegen):under threat of unter Androhung von (od gen);under threat of violence unter Gewaltandrohungbe under threat bedroht sein ( from von);there was a threat of rain es drohte zu regnen* * *nounDrohung, die* * *n.Bedrohung f.Drohung -en f. v.drohen v.
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