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1 überlegen
to think ( Verb); to consider ( Verb); to think about ( Verb); to look at ( Verb); to reflect ( Verb); to reason ( Verb); to cud ( Verb); to deliberate ( Verb); prevailing (Adj.); superior (Adj.); to think over ( Verb);sich überlegento reflect; to think about; to think over* * *über|le|gen I [yːbɐ'leːgn] ptp überlegt insep1. vi(= nachdenken) to thinkhin und her überlégen — to deliberate
ohne zu überlégen — without thinking
2. vt(= überdenken, durchdenken) to think over or about, to considerdas werde ich mir überlégen — I'll think it over, I'll (have a) think about it, I'll give it some thought
nicht noch einmal überlégen? — won't you think it over again?, won't you reconsider?
das muss ich mir noch sehr überlégen — I'll have to think it over or consider it very carefully
vorher überlégen müssen — you should have thought of or about that before or sooner
II ['yːbɐleːgn]es wäre zu überlégen — it should be considered
1. adjsuperior; (= hochmütig auch) superciliousjdm überlégen sein — to be superior to sb
das war ein überlégener Sieg — that was a good or convincing victory
2. advin a superior manner or fashionBayern München hat überlégen gesiegt — Bayern Munich won convincingly
* * *1) (to think about or talk about something before coming to a decision: We debated whether to go by bus or train.) debate2) (to think carefully: Give him a minute to reflect (on what he should do).) reflect3) ((of a person or his attitude) contemptuous or disdainful: a superior smile.) superior4) (to intend or plan (to do something), usually without making a final decision: I must think what to do; I was thinking of/about going to London next week.) think* * *über·le·gen *1[y:bɐˈle:gn̩]I. vi to think [about it]nach kurzem/langem Ü\überlegen after a short time of thinking/after long deliberationwas gibt es denn da zu \überlegen? what's there to think about?ohne zu \überlegen without thinkingüberleg [doch] mal! just [stop and] think about it!II. vtich will es mir noch einmal \überlegen I'll think it over again, I'll reconsider itdas wäre zu \überlegen it is worth consideringwenn ich es mir recht [o genau] überlege on second thoughts [or AM also thought], come [or BRIT coming] to think about itüber|le·gen2[ˈy:bɐle:gn̩]vt▪ jdm etw \überlegen to put [or lay] sth over sbüber·le·gen3[y:bɐˈle:gn̩]I. adj1. (jdn weit übertreffend) superiorein \überlegener Sieg a good [or convincing] victory▪ jdm [auf etw dat/in etw dat] \überlegen sein to be superior to sb [in sth], to be sb's superior [in sth]dem Feind im Verhältnis von 3:1 \überlegen sein to outnumber the enemy by 3 to 1mit \überlegener Miene with an expression of superiority, with a supercilious look [on one's face] pejII. adv1. (mit großem Vorsprung) convincingly* * *Itransitives VerbII 1.transitives Verb consider; think over or about2.wenn ich es mir recht überlege,... — now I come to think of it,...
intransitives Verb think; reflectIII 1.ohne zu überlegen — (unbedacht) without thinking; (spontan) without a moment's thought
1) superior; clear, convincing <win, victory>jemandem überlegen sein — be superior to somebody (an + Dat. in)
2) (herablassend) supercilious; superior2.1) in a superior manner; < play> much the better: <win, argue> convincingly2) (herablassend) superciliously; superiorly* * *sich (+dat) etwasüberleg mal! just think about it!;überlegen, ob/wie etc consider whether/how etc;etwas noch einmal überlegen reconsider sth;es sich (dat)anders überlegen change one’s mind;wenn ich es mir recht überlege when I think about it;sich (dat)etwas genau überlegen think carefully about sth;ich habe mir etwas überlegt (habe einen Plan) I’ve thought of sth;das würde ich mir zweimal überlegen I’d think twice about that ( oder before doing that);(lange) hin und her überlegen umg deliberate (for ages);ohne lange zu überlegen without thinking twice;wir überlegen noch we are still thinking about it;überleg noch mal you should think about it again;ich würde nicht lange überlegen I wouldn’t waste too much time thinking about it;ich hätte nicht lange überlegt I wouldn’t have given it a second thoughtein Kind überlegen umg put a child over one’s kneeA. adj1. superior (+dat to;an +dat in);in Mathe ist sie mir überlegen she’s better than me at math(s);jemandem weit überlegen sein be more than a match for sb, be head and shoulders above sb;(dem Gegner) haushoch überlegen sein SPORT be vastly superior (to one’s opponent);2. Benehmen: superior, supercilious;überlegenes Lächeln/überlegene Miene superior smile/airB. advüberlegen siegen win in style ( oder convincingly)2. (überheblich) in a superior manner, in a supercilious way* * *Itransitives VerbII 1.transitives Verb consider; think over or about2.wenn ich es mir recht überlege,... — now I come to think of it,...
intransitives Verb think; reflectIII 1.ohne zu überlegen — (unbedacht) without thinking; (spontan) without a moment's thought
1) superior; clear, convincing <win, victory>jemandem überlegen sein — be superior to somebody (an + Dat. in)
2) (herablassend) supercilious; superior2.1) in a superior manner; < play> much the better: <win, argue> convincingly2) (herablassend) superciliously; superiorly* * *adj.predominant adj.superior adj. v.to consider v.to deliberate v.to ponder v.to reason v.
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