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1 induce
transitive verb1) (persuade)induce somebody to do something — jemanden dazu bringen, etwas zu tun
2) (bring about) hervorrufen; verursachen, führen zu [Krankheit]3) (Med.) einleiten [Wehen, Geburt]; herbeiführen [Schlaf]* * *in·ducevt1. (persuade)nothing could \induce me to do a bungee-jump! nicht um alles in der Welt würde ich Bungeespringen!2. (cause)▪ to \induce sth etw hervorrufen [o bewirken]these pills \induce drowsiness diese Tabletten machen schläfrig3. (cause birth)▪ to \induce sth abortion, birth, labour etw einleitentwins are often \induced Zwillingsgeburten werden häufig künstlich eingeleitetto \induce a pregnant woman [to give birth] bei einer Schwangeren die Geburt künstlich einleiten4. ELEC, PHYSto \induce a[n] [electrical] current Strom induzieren5. MATH, PHILOS* * *[ɪn'djuːs]vt1)(= persuade)
to induce sb to do sth — jdn dazu bewegen or bringen or veranlassen, etw zu tun2) reaction, change, hypnosis herbeiführen; relaxation bewirken; sleep herbeiführen; illness, vomiting verursachen, führen zu; labour, birth einleitenthis drug induces sleep — dieses Mittel hat eine einschläfernde Wirkung
(artificially) induced sleep — künstlicher Schlaf
a stress-/drug-induced condition — ein durch Stress/Drogen ausgelöstes Leiden
4) (ELEC) current, magnetic effect induzieren* * *to do zu tun)2. (künstlich) herbeiführen, hervorrufen, bewirken, verursachen, auslösen, führen zu, fördern:induce labo(u)r MED die Geburt einleiten;induced sleep MED künstlich erzeugter Schlaf4. ELEK etc induzieren, bewirken, erzeugen:induced ELEK induziert, sekundär;induced transformation (Atomphysik) künstliche Umwandlung* * *transitive verb1) (persuade)induce somebody to do something — jemanden dazu bringen, etwas zu tun
2) (bring about) hervorrufen; verursachen, führen zu [Krankheit]3) (Med.) einleiten [Wehen, Geburt]; herbeiführen [Schlaf]* * *v.bewegen v.(§ p.,pp.: bewog, bewogen)induzieren v.veranlassen v.
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