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1 Fahneneid
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2 Eid
m; -(e)s, -e oath; an Eides statt in lieu of (an) oath; einen Eid ablegen oder leisten take an oath; einen Eid auf die Bibel ablegen swear by the (Holy) Bible; einen heiligen Eid schwören swear a holy oath; jemandem einen Eid abnehmen administer an oath to s.o.; einen Eid auf die Verfassung leisten solemnly swear to preserve, protect and defend the constitution; unter Eid aussagen testify ( oder give evidence) on oath; unter Eid stehen be under oath; etw. auf seinen Eid nehmen swear to s.th.; der Eid des Hippokrates the Hippocratic oath; tausend Eide schwören, dass... umg. swear by all that is holy ( oder sacred)* * *der Eidoath* * *[ait]m -(e)s, -e[-də] oatheinen Éíd auf die Bibel/Verfassung leisten — to swear an oath on the Bible/the constitution
darauf kann ich einen Éíd schwören — I can swear to that, I can take my oath on that
ich nehme es auf meinen Éíd, dass... — I would be prepared to swear that...
jdm den Éíd abnehmen — to administer the oath to sb, to take the oath from sb
unter Éíd — under or on oath
eine Erklärung an Éídes statt abgeben (Jur) — to make a declaration in lieu of oath
ich erkläre an Éídes statt, dass... — I do solemnly declare that...
* * *(a solemn promise: He swore an oath to support the king.) oath* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ˈait, pl ˈaidə]m oathein feierlicher/heiliger \Eid a solemn oathan \Eides statt JUR in lieu [or instead] of [an] oathan \Eides statt erklären [o versichern] to declare solemnly [or in lieu of [an] oath]eine Erklärung an \Eides statt an affirmation in lieu of [an] oathich erkläre an \Eides statt, dass... I do solemnly declare that...einen falschen \Eid schwören to perjure oneself [or commit perjury]jdm einen \Eid abnehmen to administer an oath to sb [or swear sb in]etw auf seinen \Eid nehmen to swear to sthjeden \Eid schwören, dass... to swear on one's mother's grave that...darauf kann ich einen \Eid schwören I would swear [an oath] to ites steht \Eid gegen \Eid it's one person's word against another'sunter \Eid [stehen] [to be] under [or BRIT on] oath* * *der; Eid[e]s, Eide oatheinen Eid leisten od. ablegen — swear or take an oath
einen Eid auf die Verfassung schwören — solemnly swear to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution
* * *an Eides statt in lieu of (an) oath;leisten take an oath;einen Eid auf die Bibel ablegen swear by the (Holy) Bible;einen heiligen Eid schwören swear a holy oath;jemandem einen Eid abnehmen administer an oath to sb;einen Eid auf die Verfassung leisten solemnly swear to preserve, protect and defend the constitution;unter Eid aussagen testify ( oder give evidence) on oath;unter Eid stehen be under oath;etwas auf seinen Eid nehmen swear to sth;der Eid des Hippokrates the Hippocratic oath;* * *der; Eid[e]s, Eide oatheinen Eid leisten od. ablegen — swear or take an oath
einen Eid auf die Verfassung schwören — solemnly swear to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution
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3 Treueschwur
* * *Treue|schwurmoath of allegiance; (von Geliebtem etc) vow to be faithful* * *Treue·schwurm1. (Schwur, jdm treu zu sein) vow to be faithful [or of fidelity* * * -
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oath;ein feierlicher/heiliger \Eid a solemn oath;eine Erklärung an \Eides statt an affirmation in lieu of [an] oath;ich erkläre an \Eides statt, dass... I do solemnly declare that...;einen falschen \Eid schwören to perjure oneself [or commit perjury];jdm einen \Eid abnehmen to administer an oath to sb [or swear sb in];etw auf seinen \Eid nehmen to swear to sth;jeden \Eid schwören, dass... to swear on one's mother's grave that...;darauf kann ich einen \Eid schwören I would swear [an oath] to it;es steht \Eid gegen \Eid it's one person's word against another's; -
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6 Treueeid
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7 Treueid
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9 Treueid
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m1. oath of allegiance2. pledge of allegiance Am. -
11 Huldigung
f1. HIST. (Treueeid) homage, fealty2. geh., altm. (Verehrung) homage; (Ehrung) tribute; (Beifall) applause; Huldigungen entgegennehmen receive tributes* * *die Huldigunghomage* * *Hụl|di|gungf -, -en (old, liter)1) (HIST = Treueid) homage, oath of allegiance2) (= Verehrung) homage; (einer Dame) attentions pl (liter), addresses pl (liter); (= Beifall) homagejdm seine Huldigung darbringen — to pay homage to sb
* * *Hul·di·gung<-, -en>f (veraltet) homage, tributejdm seine \Huldigung darbringen to pay homage to sb, to pay tribute to sb, to show one's respect to sbich möchte dieser Dame meine \Huldigung darbringen I would like to pay my addresses to this ladyjds \Huldigung entgegennehmen to accept sb's tribute* * *die; Huldigung, Huldigungen tribute; homage* * *Huldigungen entgegennehmen receive tributes* * *die; Huldigung, Huldigungen tribute; homage* * *f.homage n. -
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13 Beamten ablösen
Beamten ablösen
to supersede an official;
• Beamten absetzen to remove an official;
• Beamten vorübergehend abstellen to second an official;
• Beamten seiner Stellung entheben to divest an official of power and authority;
• Beamten entlassen to shelve an officer;
• Beamten versetzen to move an official;
• Beamten in den zeitweiligen Ruhestand versetzen to put an official on half pay;
• Beamtenabbau civil service cut;
• radikalen Beamtenabbau durchführen to axe a number of officials;
• Beamtenanwärter applicants for civil service jobs;
• Beamtenbesoldung civil service pay;
• Beamtenbestechung bribery (favo(u)r) of officials;
• Beamtenbezüge governmental wages;
• Beamtenbürokratie civil service bureaucracy;
• Beamtendeutsch officialese;
• Beamteneid oath of allegiance (office, US);
• Beamteneigenschaft civil service status;
• Beamteneinstellung kurz vor dem Regierungswechsel midnight appointment;
• Beamtenentlassung removal of an official;
• Beamtengehalt government salary;
• Beamtengehälteranhebung government pay increase;
• Beamtengesetz (Deutschland) Civil Service Code;
• Beamtengewerkschaft civil-service union;
• Beamtenhaftung liability of an official;
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16 Treueschwur
Treue·schwur m1) (Schwur, jdm treu zu sein) vow to be faithful [or of fidelity]; -
17 schwören
vt/i; schwört, schwor, hat geschworen1. swear; vor Gericht: take the oath; (Rache, Treue etc.) swear, vow; einen Eid schwören take an oath; auf die Bibel schwören swear on the Bible; ich hätte geschworen, dass umg. I could have sworn that; sich (Dat) etw. schwören swear s.th. to o.s.; sich (Dat) schwören, dass man... swear to... (+ Inf.) da habe ich mir geschworen, nie wieder zu viel zu trinken I swore ( oder vowed) never again to drink too much; ich schwöre es ( dir) I’m prepared to swear it; nachgestellt: I swear; er hat’s mir geschworen he gave me his oath on it; geschworen* * *to swear* * *schwö|ren ['ʃvøːrən] pret schwor [ʃvoːɐ] ptp geschworen [gə'ʃvoːrən]1. vtto swear; Eid auch to takeich schwöre es(, so wahr mir Gott helfe) — I swear it (so help me God)
er schwor bei Gott/seiner Ehre, nichts davon gewusst zu haben — he swore by God/by or on his honour (Brit) or honor (US) that he knew nothing about it
ich kann darauf schwö́ren, dass... — I could swear to it that...
ich hätte schwö́ren mögen or hätte geschworen, dass... — I could have sworn that...
jdm/sich etw schwö́ren — to swear sth to sb/oneself
ich spreche nie mehr mit ihm, das habe ich mir geschworen — I have sworn never to speak to him again
er macht das nie wieder, das hat er ihr geschworen — he has sworn to her that he'll never do it again
aber das hast du mir geschworen! — but you swore...!
2. vito swearauf jdn/etw schwö́ren (fig) — to swear by sb/sth
auf die Bibel/die Verfassung etc schwö́ren — to swear on the Bible/the Constitution etc
* * *1) (to state, declare, or promise solemnly with an oath, or very definitely and positively: The witness must swear to tell the truth; He swore an oath of loyalty; Swear never to reveal the secret; I could have sworn (= I'm sure) she was here a minute ago.) swear2) (to threaten: He vowed revenge on all his enemies.) vow* * *schwö·ren<schwor, geschworen>[ˈʃvø:rən]I. vi1. (einen Eid leisten) to swearauf die Verfassung \schwören to swear on the constitution▪ [auf jdn/etw] \schwören to swear [by sb/on [or by] sth]er schwört auf Vitamin C he swears by vitamin CII. vt▪ etw \schwören to swear sthich könnte \schwören/ich hätte \schwören können, dass ich das Fenster zugemacht habe/hatte I could have sworn [that] I closed the window▪ jdm etw \schwören to swear sth to sb▪ jdm \schwören, etw zu tun to swear [to sb] to do sth* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives, intransitives Verb swear <fidelity, allegiance, friendship>; swear, take < oath>ich schwöre es[, so wahr mir Gott helfe] — I swear it[, so help me God]
2.jemandem/sich etwas schwören — swear something to somebody/oneself
unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb swear an/the oath* * *einen Eid schwören take an oath;auf die Bibel schwören swear on the Bible;ich hätte geschworen, dass umg I could have sworn that;sich (dat)etwas schwören swear sth to o.s.;sich (dat)schwören, dass man … swear to … (+inf)da habe ich mir geschworen, nie wieder zu viel zu trinken I swore ( oder vowed) never again to drink too much;ich schwöre es (dir) I’m prepared to swear it; nachgestellt: I swear;2.schwören auf (+akk) fig (vertrauen auf) swear by* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives, intransitives Verb swear <fidelity, allegiance, friendship>; swear, take < oath>ich schwöre es[, so wahr mir Gott helfe] — I swear it[, so help me God]
2.jemandem/sich etwas schwören — swear something to somebody/oneself
unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb swear an/the oath* * *v.(§ p.,pp.: schwor, geschworen)= to swear v.(§ p.,p.p.: swore, sworn)to vow v.
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