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3 безысходно
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4 rettungslos
I Adj. hopelessII Adv. hopelessly (auch fig.), beyond all hope; rettungslos verloren auch irretrievably lost; rettungslos verliebt hopelessly in love ( oder smitten); eine rettungslos verfahrene Situation an irredeemably deadlocked situation* * *rẹt|tungs|los1. adjbeyond saving; Lage hopeless, irredeemable; Verlust irrecoverable2. advverloren hopelessly, irretrievably* * *ret·tungs·losadj hopeless* * *1.Adjektiv hopeless2.adverbial hopelessly* * *A. adj hopelessrettungslos verloren auch irretrievably lost;rettungslos verliebt hopelessly in love ( oder smitten);eine rettungslos verfahrene Situation an irredeemably deadlocked situation* * *1.Adjektiv hopeless2.adverbial hopelessly -
5 חלט
חֲלַטch. sam( Hif. הֶחֱלִיט to pass final judgment, to make valid; to adjudicate). 1) Part. pass. חָלִיט, חֲלִיטָא irredeemably sold. Targ. Y. Gen. 47:20. 2) to sentence a leper. Targ. Y. Deut. 21:5 למִחְלוֹט, v. Af. Pa. חַלֵּיט to sell irredeemably, to forfeit. Y.Pes.IV, 31b bot. ולא יְחַלְּטוּן בניהון that they might not forfeit their pledged children. Y.Shebi.VI, 36c bot. (read:) בגין דלא תְחַלְּטוּן … בידן that you might not surrender the government to their (the Samaritans) hands. Y.Keth.IX, 33b bot. אנן מְחַלְּטִין יכ׳ we shall declare their property forfeited. Arakh.31b ולחַלְּטֵיה הקדש let the sacred treasury be declared its permanent owner; a. e. Af. אַחְלַט to sentence a leper. Targ. Y. Lev. 13:11.Part. pass. מַחְלַט, f. מַחְלְטָא. Ib. 51. Ithpa. אִיחֲלַט to become irredeemable. Arakh.32b וירושלים מי מִיחֲלַט בה are buildings in Jerusalem ever irredeemable? -
6 חֲלַט
חֲלַטch. sam( Hif. הֶחֱלִיט to pass final judgment, to make valid; to adjudicate). 1) Part. pass. חָלִיט, חֲלִיטָא irredeemably sold. Targ. Y. Gen. 47:20. 2) to sentence a leper. Targ. Y. Deut. 21:5 למִחְלוֹט, v. Af. Pa. חַלֵּיט to sell irredeemably, to forfeit. Y.Pes.IV, 31b bot. ולא יְחַלְּטוּן בניהון that they might not forfeit their pledged children. Y.Shebi.VI, 36c bot. (read:) בגין דלא תְחַלְּטוּן … בידן that you might not surrender the government to their (the Samaritans) hands. Y.Keth.IX, 33b bot. אנן מְחַלְּטִין יכ׳ we shall declare their property forfeited. Arakh.31b ולחַלְּטֵיה הקדש let the sacred treasury be declared its permanent owner; a. e. Af. אַחְלַט to sentence a leper. Targ. Y. Lev. 13:11.Part. pass. מַחְלַט, f. מַחְלְטָא. Ib. 51. Ithpa. אִיחֲלַט to become irredeemable. Arakh.32b וירושלים מי מִיחֲלַט בה are buildings in Jerusalem ever irredeemable? -
7 ללא תקנה
irreparably, incorrigibly, irrecoverably, irredeemably, irretrievably -
8 hoffnungslos
Adj. hopeless (auch umg., fig.); (verzweifelt) desperate; ein hoffnungsloser Fall umg. a hopeless case* * *unhopeful (Adj.); desperate (Adj.); past hope (Adv.); hopeless (Adj.); beyond hope (Adv.)* * *họff|nungs|los1. adjhopelessein hoffnungsloser Romantiker — an eternal romantic
2. advhopelessly* * *1) (not likely to be successful: It's hopeless to try to persuade him; a hopeless attempt; The future looks hopeless.) hopeless3) (unable to be stopped, cured etc: The doctors considered the patient's case hopeless; He's a hopeless liar/idiot.) hopeless4) hopelessly* * *hoff·nungs·losI. adj hopelessII. adv1. (ohne Hoffnung) without hope2. (völlig) hopelessly\hoffnungslos veraltet hopelessly out of date, antediluvian hum* * *1. 2.adverbial hopelessly* * *ein hoffnungsloser Fall umg a hopeless case* * *1. 2.adverbial hopelessly* * *adj.hopeless adj. adv.hopelessly adv.irredeemably adv. -
9 unersetzlich
irreplaceable; irrecoverable; irremediable; irretrievable; irreparable* * *un|er|sẹtz|bar [Un|Eɐ'zɛtsbaːɐ, 'ʊn-] [Un|Eɐ'zɛtslɪç, 'ʊn-]adjirreplaceable; Mensch auch indispensable* * *1) irreparably2) ((of damage etc) that cannot be put right.) irreparable4) ((of eg a loss or mistake) that cannot be recovered or put right.) irretrievable* * *un·er·setz·lich[ʊnʔɛɐ̯ˈzɛtslɪç]▪ [für jdn] \unersetzlich sein to be indispensable [to sb]* * *Adjektiv irreplaceable; irretrievable, irrecoverable < loss>; irreparable <harm, damage, loss of person>* * *unersetzbar, unersetzlich adj irreplaceable; Verlust: auch irrecoverable; auch Schaden: irreparable;er hält sich für unersetzlich he thinks there’s nobody who could take his place;niemand ist unersetzlich nobody is irreplaceable* * *Adjektiv irreplaceable; irretrievable, irrecoverable < loss>; irreparable <harm, damage, loss of person>* * *adj.irredeemable adj.irreparable adj.irreplaceable adj. adv.irrecoverably adv.irredeemably adv.irreparably adv. -
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12 nenapravitelně
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14 непоправимо
irreparably наречие:irredeemably (непоправимо, безысходно)beyond retrieve (непоправимо, безвозвратно)past retrieve (непоправимо, безвозвратно) -
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16 unersetzlich
1. irrecoverably2. irredeemable3. irredeemably4. irreparable5. irreparably adv6. irreplaceable7. irreplaceably -
17 חלט II
חָלַטII (b. h.; cmp. חָלַץ) (to surround, tie up (corresp. to b. h. צמת), 1) to make final. Part. pass. חָלוּט, f. חֲלוּטָה permanently sold, irredeemable. Arakh.IX, 4 הגיע … היה ח׳ וכו׳ (Talm. ed. 31a היתה ח׳, read: חלוטה) when the last day … had passed and it (the house) was not redeemed, it was his forever …, for we read לצמיתות (Lev. 25:30); (Tosef. ib. V, 10 צמת). Arakh. l. c. בראשונה … שיהא ח׳ לו formerly the purchaser used to hide himself on the last day … in order that it might become his irredeemably; Sifra Bhar ch. V, Par. 4 שתהא חלוטה לו. Arakh.31b למי ח׳ to which (of the two buyers) did it belong finally?; a. fr.V. חֲלוּטִין. 2) to pass final judgment on a leper after probationary enclosure (Lev. 13). Zeb.102a אני מסגירה ואני חוֹלְטַהּוכ׳ I will lock her up, declare her a leper and discharge her. Hif. הֶחֱלִיט 1) to pass final judgment, to make valid; to adjudicate. Y.Dem.VII, beg.26a צריך להַחֲלִיטוכ׳ he must make the consecrating conditions valid by speech. Y.Keth.X, 33d bot. אי זה … להַחֲלִיט מַחֲלִיטִין which of them the court chooses to declare valid, it may Gen. R. s. 61 שלא תַחֲלִיט להםוכ׳ lest thou surrender the country to them (through bad argument); Yalk. ib. 110 (insert להם). Y.Ab. Zar. I, 39b top גסות … היא הֶחֱלִיטָתוֹ his haughtiness made Jerob. a confirmed sinner; a. e. 2) to declare a person a leper. Y.M. Kat. I, 80c bot. מטמא ומַחֲלִיט declares him unclean and this a decided leper; ורבנן … ומַחֲלִיטִין and the Rabbis say, he must be examined as if it were a new case, but at all events they declare Part. pass. מוּחֲלָט, f. מוּחֲלֶטֶת 1) irrevocable, confirmed. Yoma 86b תשובת המוּחֲלָטִין the repentance of the confirmed sinners. 2) the declared leper, opp. to מוּסְגָּר. Meg.I, 7. Yeb.103b. Tosef.Naz.VI, 1 מ׳ בספק one declared a leper from doubt; Y. ib. VIII, end, 57b; a. fr. -
18 חָלַט
חָלַטII (b. h.; cmp. חָלַץ) (to surround, tie up (corresp. to b. h. צמת), 1) to make final. Part. pass. חָלוּט, f. חֲלוּטָה permanently sold, irredeemable. Arakh.IX, 4 הגיע … היה ח׳ וכו׳ (Talm. ed. 31a היתה ח׳, read: חלוטה) when the last day … had passed and it (the house) was not redeemed, it was his forever …, for we read לצמיתות (Lev. 25:30); (Tosef. ib. V, 10 צמת). Arakh. l. c. בראשונה … שיהא ח׳ לו formerly the purchaser used to hide himself on the last day … in order that it might become his irredeemably; Sifra Bhar ch. V, Par. 4 שתהא חלוטה לו. Arakh.31b למי ח׳ to which (of the two buyers) did it belong finally?; a. fr.V. חֲלוּטִין. 2) to pass final judgment on a leper after probationary enclosure (Lev. 13). Zeb.102a אני מסגירה ואני חוֹלְטַהּוכ׳ I will lock her up, declare her a leper and discharge her. Hif. הֶחֱלִיט 1) to pass final judgment, to make valid; to adjudicate. Y.Dem.VII, beg.26a צריך להַחֲלִיטוכ׳ he must make the consecrating conditions valid by speech. Y.Keth.X, 33d bot. אי זה … להַחֲלִיט מַחֲלִיטִין which of them the court chooses to declare valid, it may Gen. R. s. 61 שלא תַחֲלִיט להםוכ׳ lest thou surrender the country to them (through bad argument); Yalk. ib. 110 (insert להם). Y.Ab. Zar. I, 39b top גסות … היא הֶחֱלִיטָתוֹ his haughtiness made Jerob. a confirmed sinner; a. e. 2) to declare a person a leper. Y.M. Kat. I, 80c bot. מטמא ומַחֲלִיט declares him unclean and this a decided leper; ורבנן … ומַחֲלִיטִין and the Rabbis say, he must be examined as if it were a new case, but at all events they declare Part. pass. מוּחֲלָט, f. מוּחֲלֶטֶת 1) irrevocable, confirmed. Yoma 86b תשובת המוּחֲלָטִין the repentance of the confirmed sinners. 2) the declared leper, opp. to מוּסְגָּר. Meg.I, 7. Yeb.103b. Tosef.Naz.VI, 1 מ׳ בספק one declared a leper from doubt; Y. ib. VIII, end, 57b; a. fr. -
19 חלטנית
חַלְטָנִית, חוּלְ׳f. = חֲלוּטִין, final action; לח׳ irredeemably. Y.Gitt.IV, end, 46b (expl. לצמיתות, Lev. 25:23) לחול׳; Y.Dem.IV, 24d bot.Gen. R. s. 28, end, v. זְרִיבָה; a. e. -
20 חול׳
חַלְטָנִית, חוּלְ׳f. = חֲלוּטִין, final action; לח׳ irredeemably. Y.Gitt.IV, end, 46b (expl. לצמיתות, Lev. 25:23) לחול׳; Y.Dem.IV, 24d bot.Gen. R. s. 28, end, v. זְרִיבָה; a. e.
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