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2 Behinderung
f1. hindrance, impediment; im Verkehr: obstruction; bei Verkehrsmeldungen: mit Behinderungen muss gerechnet werden delays can be expected; wegen Nebel etc.: Behinderung der Sicht obstructed vision; Falschparken mit Behinderung illegal parking with obstruction2. MED. handicap; geistige Behinderung mental handicap; eine ( geistige) Behinderung haben be (mentally) handicapped ( oder retarded); USA politisch korrekt: be (mentally) challenged3. SPORT obstruction* * *die Behinderungobstruction; obstructiveness; embarrassment; impediment* * *Be|hịn|de|rungfhindrance; (im Sport, Verkehr) obstruction; (körperlich, = Nachteil) handicapmit Behinderungen muss gerechnet werden — delays or hold-ups are likely to occur
* * *die1) (something that makes doing something more difficult: The loss of a finger would be a handicap for a pianist.) handicap* * *Be·hin·de·rung<-, -en>f1. (das Behindern) hindrance, obstructiones muss mit [erheblichen] \Behinderungen gerechnet werden [long] delays are to be expected2. (körperliche Einschränkung) disabilitygeistige/körperliche \Behinderung mental/physical disability* * *die; Behinderung, Behinderungen1) hindrance2) (Sport, Verkehrsw.) obstructionauf der Autobahn A 8 kommt es zu Behinderungen — there are delays on the A 8 motorway
3) (Gebrechen) handicap* * *mit Behinderungen muss gerechnet werden delays can be expected; wegen Nebel etc:Behinderung der Sicht obstructed vision;Falschparken mit Behinderung illegal parking with obstruction2. MED handicap;geistige Behinderung mental handicap;eine (geistige) Behinderung haben be (mentally) handicapped ( oder retarded); USA politisch korrekt: be (mentally) challenged3. SPORT obstruction* * *die; Behinderung, Behinderungen1) hindrance2) (Sport, Verkehrsw.) obstruction3) (Gebrechen) handicap* * *f.handicap n.obstruction n.obstructiveness n. -
3 Anschlag
Anschlag m 1. GEN bill, plot; placard, poster (Plakat); 2. IND backstop; 3. V&M poster; 4. COMP stroke (Tastenanschlag)* * *m 1. < Geschäft> bill, plot, Plakat placard, poster; 2. < Ind> backstop; 3. <V&M> poster* * *Anschlag
(Kosten) computation, estimate, (Plakat) poster, posting, placard[ing], affiche, advertisement;
• nach dem niedrigsten Anschlag at the lowest calculation;
• verdeckter Anschlag obstructed site;
• wilder Anschlag fly posting;
• Anschlag am schwarzen Brett notice at the bulletin board;
• Anschlag in Verkehrsmitteln car-card advertising;
• in Anschlag bringen to allow for, to make an allowance;
• durch Anschlag bekannt geben to placard;
• Versteigerung durch Anschlag bekannt machen to advertise a sale;
• Anschlag an eine Mauer machen to stick up a bill on a wall;
• Anschlag der Kosten vornehmen to make an estimate of the costs;
• Anschlagbrett notice (Br.) (bulletin, US) call, [display] board, billboard (US), hoarding (Br.), (Bahn, Theater) call board;
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4 behindern
v/t hinder, impede ( bei in); (Sicht, Verkehr) auch obstruct; (stören) auch be ( oder get) in the way, handicap; jemanden beim Überholen behindern obstruct s.o. while overtaking; die Brille behindert mich beim Sport my glasses are ( oder get) in the way when I’m doing sport (Am. sports)* * *to hinder; to hamper; to embarrass; to encumber; to impede; to handicap; to cripple; to keep back* * *be|hịn|dern ptp behi\#ndertvtto hinder; Sicht to impede; (bei Sport, im Verkehr) to obstructjdn bei etw behindern — to hinder sb in sth
* * *1) (to make something (more) difficult for: He wanted to be a pianist, but was handicapped by his deafness.) handicap2) (to make it difficult for (someone) to do something: I tried to run away but I was hampered by my long dress.) hamper3) (to stop (something) moving past or making progress: The crashed lorry obstructed the traffic.) obstruct* * *be·hin·dern *vt1. (hinderlich sein)die Bewegungsfreiheit \behindern to impede one's movement[s]2. (hemmen)▪ etw \behindern to hamper sthdie erneuten Terroranschläge \behindern den Friedensprozess the renewed terrorist attacks are threatening the peace process* * *transitives Verb2) (Sport, Verkehrsw.) obstruct* * *behindern v/t hinder, impede (jemanden beim Überholen behindern obstruct sb while overtaking;die Brille behindert mich beim Sport my glasses are ( oder get) in the way when I’m doing sport (US sports)* * *transitives Verb2) (Sport, Verkehrsw.) obstruct* * *v.to frustrate v.to hamper v.to handicap v.to hinder v.to spoil v.(§ p.,p.p.: spoiled)or p.p.: spoilt•)to thwart v. -
5 gesperrt
I P.P. sperren* * *closed* * *ge·sperrt* * *B. adv TYPO:gesperrt gedruckt spaced out* * *adj.barricaded adj.closed adj.inaccessible adj.locked adj.obstructed adj. -
6 versperren
I v/t2. (zusperren) lock upII v/refl fig. close one’s mind (+ Dat to)* * *to stop; to lock up; to intercept; to block up; to obstruct; to block off; to shut off; to bar; to block* * *ver|spẹr|ren ptp verspe\#rrtvt1) Weg, Durchgang to block; Aussicht to obstruct, to block2) (dial = verschließen) to lock or close up* * *1) (to make (progress) difficult or impossible: The crashed cars blocked the road.) block2) (to block or close: The road was obstructed by a fallen tree.) obstruct* * *ver·sper·ren *vt1. (blockieren)▪ [jdm] etw \versperren to block [sb's] sthjdm den Weg \versperren to bar sb's way▪ etw \versperren to lock sth3. (nehmen)jdm die Sicht \versperren to block [or obstruct] sb's view* * *jemandem den Weg/die Sicht versperren — block somebody's path/block or obstruct somebody's view
* * *A. v/t1. bar, obstruct; mit Barrikaden: barricade;jemandem die Aussicht versperren obstruct sb’s view2. (zusperren) lock upB. v/r fig close one’s mind (+dat to)* * *jemandem den Weg/die Sicht versperren — block somebody's path/block or obstruct somebody's view
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7 verstopft
I P.P. verstopfenII Adj. blocked (up); Nase: auch bunged (Am. stuffed) up umg.; Rohr, Abfluss: auch clogged up; Straße: congested, clogged; Darm: constipated* * *congested; bunged-up; constipated* * *ver|stọpft [fɛɐ'ʃtɔpft]adjblocked; Straßen auch jammed; Nase stuffed up, blocked (up); Mensch constipated* * *1) (obstructed: I have a bad cold - my nose is blocked.) blocked2) (having difficulty in passing waste matter (as regularly as normal) from the bowels.) constipated* * *ver·stopft1. (überfüllt) blocked, congestedeine \verstopfte Innenstadt a gridlock3. MED constipated* * *B. adj blocked (up); Nase: auch bunged (US stuffed) up umg; Rohr, Abfluss: auch clogged up; Straße: congested, clogged; Darm: constipated* * *adj.blocked adj.constipated adj. -
8 verdeckter Anschlag
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10 beschränken
be·schrän·ken *vt1) ( begrenzen)Ausgaben \beschränken to limit [or curtail] expenditure2) ( einschränken)jdm etw \beschränken to curtail [or limit] sb's sth;ihm wurde das Budget beschränkt his budget was partly obstructedvr1) ( sich begnügen)für diesmal will ich mich noch darauf \beschränken, Sie zu verwarnen this time I'll just give you a warning2) ( sich einschränken)sich auf das Wesentliche \beschränken to keep to the essential points -
11 gehemmt
1. clammed2. held in check3. obstructed4. self-conscious5. trigged
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