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1 ponder
1. transitive verbnachdenken über (+ Akk.) [Frage, Problem, Ereignis]; bedenken [Folgen]; abwägen [Vorteile, Worte]2. intransitive verbnachdenken (over, on über + Akk.)* * *['pondə]* * *pon·der[ˈpɒndəʳ, AM ˈpɑ:ndɚ]I. vt▪ to \ponder sth etw durchdenkenII. vi nachdenkenhe appeared to be \pondering deeply er schien tief in Gedanken versunken* * *['pɒndə(r)]1. vtnachdenken über (+acc); possibilities, consequences etc erwägen, bedenken2. vinachdenken (on, over über +acc)* * *make sb ponder jemanden nachdenklich stimmen, jemandem zu denken gebenponder one’s words seine Worte abwägen* * *1. transitive verbnachdenken über (+ Akk.) [Frage, Problem, Ereignis]; bedenken [Folgen]; abwägen [Vorteile, Worte]2. intransitive verbnachdenken (over, on über + Akk.)* * *v.abwägen v.erwägen v.überlegen v.
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