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(unreg.)II v/refl1. sich ( um zwei Zentimeter etc.) vermessen get the measurements wrong (by two centimet|res [Am. -ers] etc.)2. sich vermessen, etw. zu tun (sich erdreisten) dare (to) ( oder presume to oder have the temerity to) do s.th.—I P.P. vermessen1II Adj. (anmaßend) presumptuous; (kühn) bold; ich bin so vermessen, eine Umsatzsteigerung zu prognostizieren I am bold enough to predict an increase in turnover* * ** * *ver|mẹs|sen I ptp verme\#ssen irreg1. vtto measure; Land, Gelände to survey2. vr1) (geh = sich anmaßen) to presume, to darewie kann er sich vermessen,...? — how dare he...?
2) (= falsch messen) to measure wronglyII [fEɐ'mɛsn]adj(= anmaßend) presumptuous; Diener impudent; (= kühn) Unterfangen bold* * *(to measure, and estimate the position, shape etc of (a piece of land etc): They have started to survey the piece of land that the new motorway will pass through.) survey* * *ver·mes·sen *1[fɛɐ̯ˈmɛsn̩]I. vt▪ etw \vermessen to measure sthein Grundstück/ein Gebäude amtlich \vermessen to survey a plot of land/a buildingII. vrver·mes·sen2[fɛɐ̯ˈmɛsn̩]adj (geh) presumptuous, arrogant▪ \vermessen sein, etw zu tun to be presumptuous [or arrogant] to do sth* * *Iunregelmäßiges transitives Verb measure; survey <land, site>IIAdjektiv (geh.) presumptuous* * *vermessen1 (irr)B. v/r1.sich (um zwei Zentimeter etc)2.sich vermessen, etwas zu tun (sich erdreisten) dare (to) ( oder presume to oder have the temerity to) do sthvermessen2A. pperf → vermessen1ich bin so vermessen, eine Umsatzsteigerung zu prognostizieren I am bold enough to predict an increase in turnover* * *Iunregelmäßiges transitives Verb measure; survey <land, site>IIAdjektiv (geh.) presumptuous* * *adj.overconfident adj.presumptuous adj. adv.presumptuously adv. v.to gauge v.to measure v.to survey v. -
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