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1 entail
transitive verbsomething entails doing something — etwas bedeutet, dass man etwas tun muss
* * *[in'teil]* * *en·tail[ɪnˈteɪl, AM enˈ-]I. vt1. (involve)▪ to \entail sth etw mit sich bringen [o nach sich ziehen]to \entail some risk mit einem gewissen Risiko verbunden sein2. (necessitate)▪ to \entail doing sth es erforderlich machen, etw zu tunthat would \entail... das würde bedeuten,...II. n ECON, FIN festgelegte Erbfolge für Grundbesitz, Fideikommiss nt* * *[In'teɪl]vt1) expense, inconvenience, changes mit sich bringen; risk, difficulty, loss verbunden sein mit, mit sich bringen; (= involve) work erforderlich machenwhat is entailed in buying a house? — was ist zum Hauskauf alles erforderlich?
this will entail ( my) buying a new car — das bringt mit sich or macht es erforderlich, dass ich mir ein neues Auto kaufen muss
2) (LOGIC)if x = y, not x entails not y — wenn x = y ist, so folgt daraus, dass nicht x nicht = y ist
3) (JUR)to entail an estate — ein Gut als Fideikommiss vererben
entailed estate — unveräußerliches Erbgut, Fideikommiss nt
* * *entail [ınˈteıl]A v/t1. JURa) in ein Erbgut umwandelnb) als Erbgut vererbenc) die Erbfolge für ein Gut bestimmen:entailed estate Erb-, Familiengut n;entailed interest Br beschränktes Eigentumsrecht2. fig Schande etc bringen (on, upon über akk):entail ridicule (up)on sb jemanden der Lächerlichkeit preisgeben3. fig etwas mit sich bringen, zur Folge haben, nach sich ziehen, Kosten etc verursachen, erfordernB s1. JURa) Umwandlung f in ein Erbgutb) Vererbung f als Erbgutc) Erb-, Familiengut nd) festgelegte Erbfolge:2. fig Folge f, Konsequenz f* * *transitive verbsomething entails doing something — etwas bedeutet, dass man etwas tun muss
* * *v.nach sich ziehen ausdr.
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