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I vt/i (Geld) earn, make; gut verdienen earn a good ( oder decent) salary ( oder wage); er verdient nicht schlecht he doesn’t do too badly (salarywise oder wagewise); 10 Euro etc. die Stunde verdienen earn 10 euros etc. an hour; sein Brot als Kellner / mit Taxifahren verdienen earn a living as a waiter / (by) driving a taxi; etwas verdienen an (+ Dat) oder bei make money out of; ein Vermögen verdienen make a fortune; daran ist nichts zu verdienen there’s no money in it; sie verdienen beide they both work, they are both wage earnersII v/t (Lob, Strafe, Tadel etc.) deserve, merit; Beachtung etc. verdienen Sache: be worthy of note etc., be worth noting etc.; das hat er verdient / nicht verdient he deserves it / he doesn’t deserve it; er hat es nicht anders / besser verdient he got what he deserved / he doesn’t deserve any better; womit habe ich das verdient? what have I done to deserve that?; Brot, verdient etc.* * *(Geld) to make; to earn;(wert sein) to merit; to be worthy of; to deserve* * *ver|die|nen ptp verdient1. vt1) (= einnehmen) to earn; (= Gewinn machen) to makesein Brot or seinen Unterhalt verdíénen — to earn or make one's living
dabei ist nicht viel zu verdíénen — there's not much money in that
etw verdíénen — to earn the money for sth
das Studium verdíénen — to pay for or finance one's own studies
2) (fig) Lob, Strafe to deserveetw (redlich) verdient haben — to deserve sth, to have earned sth; Schläge auch to have had sth coming to one (inf)
er verdient es nicht anders/besser — he doesn't deserve anything else/any better
eine Reform, die diesen Namen verdient — a reform which lives up to its name
See:→ auch verdient2. vito earn; (= Gewinn machen) to make (a profit) ( an +dat on)in dieser Familie verdíénen drei Personen — there are three wage earners in this family
er verdient gut/besser — he earns a lot/more
am Krieg verdíénen — to profit from war
* * *1) (to have earned as a right by one's actions; to be worthy of: He deserves recognition of his achievements.) deserve2) (to gain (money, wages, one's living) by working: He earns $200 a week; He earns his living by cleaning shoes; You can afford a car now that you're earning.) earn3) (to deserve: I've earned a rest.) earn4) (to deserve as reward or punishment: Your case merits careful consideration.) merit* * *ver·die·nen *I. vt▪ etw \verdienen to earn sther verdient nur 1.000 Euro im Monat he only earns 1,000 euros a monthich verdiene kaum 300 Euro am Wagen I'm scarcely making 300 euros on the car4. (zustehen)eine glänzende Leistung, dafür \verdienen Sie Anerkennung a magnificent achievement, you deserve recognition for thates nicht anders [o besser] \verdienen to not deserve anything else [or better]nach dieser Leistung haben wir uns ein Glas Champagner verdient we deserve a glass of champagne after this achievementII. vi1. (einen Verdienst bekommen) to earn a wage▪ [irgendwie] \verdienen to earn a [certain] wageals Verkäuferin verdienst du doch viel zu wenig you earn far [or much] too little as a sales assistantan diesem Projekt verdiene ich kaum I'm scarcely making a profit on this project* * *1.transitives Verb1) earn2) (wert sein) deserve2.intransitives Verbbeide Eheleute verdienen — husband and wife are both wage earners or are both earning
* * *A. v/t & v/i (Geld) earn, make;er verdient nicht schlecht he doesn’t do too badly (salarywise oder wagewise);10 Euro etcdie Stunde verdienen earn 10 euros etc an hour;sein Brot als Kellner/mit Taxifahren verdienen earn a living as a waiter/(by) driving a taxi;etwas verdienen an (+dat) oderbei make money out of;ein Vermögen verdienen make a fortune;daran ist nichts zu verdienen there’s no money in it;sie verdienen beide they both work, they are both wage earnersB. v/t (Lob, Strafe, Tadel etc) deserve, merit;Beachtung etcdas hat er verdient/nicht verdient he deserves it/he doesn’t deserve it;er hat es nicht anders/besser verdient he got what he deserved/he doesn’t deserve any better;* * *1.transitives Verb1) earn2) (wert sein) deserve2.intransitives Verbbeide Eheleute verdienen — husband and wife are both wage earners or are both earning
* * *v.to deserve v.to earn v.
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