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1 abort
1. intransitive verbeine Fehlgeburt haben; abortieren (Med.)2. transitive verb1) (Med.)2) (fig.): (end) vorzeitig beenden; abbrechen [Projekt, Unternehmen]* * *[ə'bo:t]2) ((of a plan etc) to (cause to) come to nothing.) fehlschlagen3) (to stop or abandon (a space mission, eg the firing of a rocket) before it is completed.) abbrechen•- academic.ru/139/abortion">abortion- abortive* * *[əˈbɔ:t, AM əˈbɔ:rt]I. vt1. (prevent birth)to \abort a pregnancy eine Schwangerschaft abbrechento \abort a woman bei einer Frau einen Schwangerschaftsabbruch durchführento \abort oneself [selbst] abtreiben2. (stop)▪ to \abort sth etw abbrechento \abort a flight/mission einen Flug/eine Mission abbrechenII. vi2. (miscarry) eine Fehlgeburt haben3. foetus abgehen* * *[ə'bɔːt]1. vi (MED)(mother) eine Fehlgeburt haben, abortieren (form); (foetus) abgehen; (= perform abortion) die Schwangerschaft abbrechen, einen Abort herbeiführen (form); (fig = go wrong) scheitern; (COMPUT) abbrechen2. vt (MED)foetus (durch Abort) entfernen, abtreiben (pej); (SPACE) mission abbrechen; (COMPUT) abbrechenan aborted coup/attempt — ein abgebrochener Coup/Versuch
3. n (SPACE)Abort m (form)* * *abort [əˈbɔː(r)t]A v/t1. MEDa) eine Fehlgeburt herbeiführen bei jemandemb) zu früh gebären2. einen Aufstand etc im Anfangsstadium niederschlagen, MED eine Krankheit im Anfangsstadium unterdrücken3. MED eine Abtreibung vornehmen bei4. MEDa) eine Schwangerschaft abbrechen, unterbrechenb) ein Kind abtreiben:5. einen Raumflug, (Computer:) ein Programm etc abbrechenB v/i1. abortieren, eine Fehlgeburt haben2. BIOL verkümmern (Organ etc)3. fig fehlschlagen, scheiternC s2. Abort m, Abbruch m eines Raumflugs* * *1. intransitive verbeine Fehlgeburt haben; abortieren (Med.)2. transitive verb1) (Med.)abort a baby — eine Schwangerschaftsunterbrechung durchführen; [ein Baby] abtreiben
2) (fig.): (end) vorzeitig beenden; abbrechen [Projekt, Unternehmen]* * *(medical) v.eine Fehlgeburt haben ausdr.fehlgebären v. v.abbrechen v.abtreiben v.fehlschlagen v.scheitern v. -
2 abort
[əʼbɔ:t, Am əʼbɔ:rt] vt1) ( prevent birth)to \abort a pregnancy eine Schwangerschaft abbrechen;to \abort a woman bei einer Frau einen Schwangerschaftsabbruch durchführen;to \abort oneself [selbst] abtreiben2) ( stop)to \abort sth etw abbrechen;2) ( miscarry) eine Fehlgeburt haben3) foetus abgehen
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