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1 entnehmen
v/t (unreg.)1. (Geld, Blutprobe etc.) take (+ Dat from, out of); (Organe) remove; einem Buch etc.: auch borrow (from); (zitieren) quote (from)2. fig. (erfahren) learn (+ Dat from); (folgern) take it (from); gather (from), infer (from); ich entnehme Ihrem Schreiben, dass... I infer ( oder it appears) from your letter that...; ( aus) seinen Worten war zu entnehmen, dass... from what he said it seemed ( oder appeared) that...; seinen Ausführungen war nicht zu entnehmen, ob... it wasn’t clear from what he said whether...; aus ihrer Ansprache war nicht viel zu entnehmen there wasn’t much to be gleaned from her address, her address left us ( oder one etc.) not much the wiser; ich entnehme Ihren Worten, dass Sie... I take it (from what you say) that you..., I think you’re telling me (that) you...* * *ent|neh|men [ɛnt'neːmən] ptp entno\#mmen [ɛnt'nɔmən]vt irreg(aus +dat) to take out (of), to take (from); (aus Kasse) Geld to withdraw (from); (einem Buch etc) Zitat to take (from); (fig = erkennen, folgern) to infer (from), to gather (from)wie ich Ihren Worten entnehme,... — I gather from what you say that...
* * *ent·neh·men *1. (herausnehmen)▪ jdm etw \entnehmen to extract sth from sbjdm eine Gewebeprobe \entnehmen to remove a tissue sample from sb* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1)etwas [einer Sache (Dat.)] entnehmen — take something [from something]
der Kasse Geld entnehmen — take money out of the till
jemandem Blut/eine Blutprobe entnehmen — take a blood sample from somebody
2) (ersehen aus) gather (Dat. from)* * *entnehmen v/t (irr)1. (Geld, Blutprobe etc) take (+dat from, out of); (Organe) remove; einem Buch etc: auch borrow (from); (zitieren) quote (from)seinen Ausführungen war nicht zu entnehmen, ob … it wasn’t clear from what he said whether …;aus ihrer Ansprache war nicht viel zu entnehmen there wasn’t much to be gleaned from her address, her address left us ( oder one etc) not much the wiser;ich entnehme Ihren Worten, dass Sie … I take it (from what you say) that you …, I think you’re telling me( that) you …* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1)etwas [einer Sache (Dat.)] entnehmen — take something [from something]
jemandem Blut/eine Blutprobe entnehmen — take a blood sample from somebody
2) (ersehen aus) gather (Dat. from)* * *v.to extract v.to gather from v.to learn from v.to take from v. -
2 kastrieren
* * *to castrate; to geld* * *kast|rie|ren [kas'triːrən] ptp kastriertvt (lit, fig)to castrate; Tiere auch to geld* * *(to remove the sexual organs of (a male animal): The bull has been castrated.) castrate* * *kas·trie·ren *[kasˈtri:rən]vt▪ ein Tier \kastrieren to castrate an animal▪ jdn/sich selbst \kastrieren to castrate sb/oneself* * *transitives Verb castrate* * *kastrieren v/t castrate; (männliches Tier) auch neuter; (Pferd etc) auch geld; weitS. (weibliches Tier) spay* * *transitives Verb castrate* * *v.to castrate v. -
3 Niere
f; -, -n; ANAT. kidney; künstlich I; jemandem an die Nieren gehen umg., fig. get to s.o.; (jemanden mitnehmen) take it out of s.o.; siehe auch Herz1 8* * *die Nierekidney* * *Nie|re ['niːrə]f -, -nkidneykünstliche Níére — kidney machine, artificial kidney
er hat es an der Níére or den Níéren — he has kidney problems
* * *(one of a pair of organs in the body which remove waste matter from the blood and produce urine: The kidneys of some animals are used as food.) kidney* * *Nie·re<-, -n>[ˈni:rə]f1. (Organ) kidneykünstliche \Niere kidney machinesie hat es an den \Nieren she has kidney problemssaure \Nieren kidneys in sour sauce3.* * *die; Niere, Nieren kidneyjemandem an die Nieren gehen — (fig. ugs.) get to somebody (coll.)
* * *jemandem an die Nieren gehen umg, fig get to sb; (jemanden mitnehmen) take it out of sb; → auch Herz1 8* * *die; Niere, Nieren kidneyjemandem an die Nieren gehen — (fig. ugs.) get to somebody (coll.)
* * *-n f.kidney n.
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