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1. noun 2. transitive verb1) ziehen, (fachspr.) extrahieren [Zahn]extract something from somebody — (fig.) etwas aus jemandem herausholen
extract a promise/confession from somebody — jemandem ein Versprechen/Geständnis abpressen
2) (obtain) extrahierenextract metal from ore — Metall aus Erz gewinnen
3) (derive) erfassen [Bedeutung, Hauptpunkte]* * *1. [ik'strækt] verb1) (to pull out, or draw out, especially by force or with effort: I have to have a tooth extracted; Did you manage to extract the information from her?) herausholen, ziehen2) (to select (passages from a book etc).) einen Auszug machen3) (to take out (a substance forming part of something else) by crushing or by chemical means: Vanilla essence is extracted from vanilla beans.) gewinnen2. ['ekstrækt] noun1) (a passage selected from a book etc: a short extract from his novel.) der Auszug2) (a substance obtained by an extracting process: beef/yeast extract; extract of malt.) der Extrakt•- academic.ru/25959/extraction">extraction* * *ex·tractI. vt[ɪkˈstrækt, ekˈ-]1. (remove)to \extract a bullet eine Kugel entfernento \extract papers from a folder einem Ordner Unterlagen entnehmento \extract a tooth einen Zahn ziehen [o fachspr extrahieren2. (obtain)to \extract iron ore Eisenerz gewinnento \extract oil Erdöl fördernto \extract a confession from sb jdm ein Geständnis abringento \extract information from sb Informationen aus jdm herausquetschen fam3. (select)to \extract sth from a text etw aus einem Text [heraus]ziehen, etw exzerpieren geh4. MATHII. n[ˈekstrækt]malt/vanilla \extract Malz-/Vanilleextrakt m* * *[ɪk'strkt]1. vt1) (= take out) herausnehmen; cork etc (heraus)ziehen (from aus); juice, minerals, oil, DNA, energy gewinnen (from aus); tooth ziehen, extrahieren (spec); bullet, foreign body entfernen2) (fig) information, secrets entlocken (from +dat); confession, money herausholen (from aus); permission, promise, concession abringen (from +dat), erlangen (from von); the meaning/moral of a book herausarbeiten (from aus)he is able to extract himself from difficult situations — er kann sich aus schwierigen Lagen befreien
4) quotation, passage herausziehen, exzerpieren (geh)2. n['ekstrkt]2) (MED, COOK) Extrakt m* * *A v/t [ıkˈstrækt]1. herausziehen, -holen ( beide:from aus)2. extrahieren:b) CHEM ausziehen, -scheiden3. Honig etc schleudernextracting plant Gewinnungsanlage ffrom a text aus einem Text)b) ein Buch etc in Auszügen veröffentlichen oder wiedergeben, einen Auszug aus einem Buch etc veröffentlichenfrom von)B s [ˈekstrækt]a) CHEM, GASTR Extrakt m:extract of meat Fleischextraktextract of account Kontoauszugext. abk1. extension2. external (externally)3. extinct4. extra5. extract* * *1. noun 2. transitive verb1) ziehen, (fachspr.) extrahieren [Zahn]extract something from somebody — (fig.) etwas aus jemandem herausholen
extract a promise/confession from somebody — jemandem ein Versprechen/Geständnis abpressen
2) (obtain) extrahieren3) (derive) erfassen [Bedeutung, Hauptpunkte]* * *n.Auszug -¨e m. v.entnehmen v.gewinnen v.(§ p.,pp.: gewann, gewonnen)herausziehen v.
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