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21 überreichen
* * *to hand over; to present* * *über|rei|chen [yːbɐ'raiçn] ptp überreichtvt insep(jdm) etw überréíchen — to hand sth over (to sb); (feierlich) to present sth (to sb)
* * *(to give, especially formally or ceremonially: The child presented a bunch of flowers to the Queen; He was presented with a gold watch when he retired.) present* * *über·rei·chen *[y:bɐˈraiçn̩]vt (geh)▪ jdm etw \überreichen to hand over sth sep to sb; (feierlich) to present sth to sb [or sb with sth]den Behörden etw \überreichen to submit sth to [or form before] the authorities* * *transitives Verb[jemandem] etwas überreichen — present something [to somebody]
* * *jemandem to sb)* * *transitives Verb[jemandem] etwas überreichen — present something [to somebody]
* * *v.to present v. -
22 vorschlagen
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) suggest, propose; (empfehlen) recommend; vorschlagen, etw. zu tun suggest doing s.th.; jemandem vorschlagen, etw. zu tun suggest (that) s.o. (should) do s.th., suggest to s.o. that he ( oder she) (should) do s.th.; ich schlage vor, dass wir zuerst etwas essen I suggest we eat something first; er schlug vor, dass wir noch warten he suggested waiting a bit; jemanden für einen Posten etc. vorschlagen recommend ( öffentlich: propose) s.o. for a position etc.* * *to come up with; to propound; to suggest; to propose* * *vor|schla|genvt sep1) (= als Vorschlag unterbreiten) to suggest, to proposejdn für ein Amt vórschlagen — to propose or nominate sb for a post (esp Brit) or position
jdm vórschlagen, dass er etw tut — to suggest that sb do(es) sth, to suggest to sb that he do(es) sth
2)den Takt vórschlagen — to beat time
* * *(to put (an idea etc) before another person etc for consideration; to propose: He suggested a different plan; I suggest doing it a different way; She suggested to me one or two suitable people for the committee; I suggest that we have lunch now.) suggest* * *vor|schla·gen▪ [jdm] etw \vorschlagen to propose [or suggest] sth [to sb]▪ jdm \vorschlagen, etw zu tun to suggest to sb that he/she do sth, to suggest that sb do sth2. (empfehlen)* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb suggest, propose (Dat. to)* * *vorschlagen, etwas zu tun suggest doing sth;jemandem vorschlagen, etwas zu tun suggest (that) sb (should) do sth, suggest to sb that he ( oder she) (should) do sth;ich schlage vor, dass wir zuerst etwas essen I suggest we eat something first;er schlug vor, dass wir noch warten he suggested waiting a bit;* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb suggest, propose (Dat. to)* * *(zu) v.to propose (for) v. v.to submit v.to suggest v. -
23 Ersuchen
I vt/i: jemanden ersuchen zu (+ Inf.) ask ( dringend: beseech) s.o. to (+ Inf.) ( jemanden) um etw. ersuchen request s.th. (from s.o.)* * *das Ersuchenentreatment; request* * *Er|su|chen [ɛɐ'zuːxn]nt -s, - (form)requestauf Ersúchen von — at the request of
ein Ersúchen an jdn richten or stellen — to make a request of sb
* * *1) ((often with to) to ask earnestly for something: She appealed (to him) for help.) appeal2) (to make such a request: They petitioned the government for the release of the prisoners.) petition* * *Er·su·chen<-s, ->förmliches \Ersuchen requisitionrichterliches \Ersuchen letters rogatoryauf \Ersuchen der/des... at the request of the...* * *das; Ersuchens, Ersuchen: request (an + Akk. to)auf Ersuchen von.../des... — at the request of...
* * *A. v/t & v/i:(jemanden) um etwas ersuchen request sth (from sb)auf sein Ersuchen hin at his request* * *das; Ersuchens, Ersuchen: request (an + Akk. to)auf Ersuchen von.../des... — at the request of...
* * *v.to beseech v.(§ p.,p.p.: besought)to entreat v.to request v. -
24 ersuchen
I vt/i: jemanden ersuchen zu (+ Inf.) ask ( dringend: beseech) s.o. to (+ Inf.) ( jemanden) um etw. ersuchen request s.th. (from s.o.)* * *das Ersuchenentreatment; request* * *Er|su|chen [ɛɐ'zuːxn]nt -s, - (form)requestauf Ersúchen von — at the request of
ein Ersúchen an jdn richten or stellen — to make a request of sb
* * *1) ((often with to) to ask earnestly for something: She appealed (to him) for help.) appeal2) (to make such a request: They petitioned the government for the release of the prisoners.) petition* * *Er·su·chen<-s, ->förmliches \Ersuchen requisitionrichterliches \Ersuchen letters rogatoryauf \Ersuchen der/des... at the request of the...* * *das; Ersuchens, Ersuchen: request (an + Akk. to)auf Ersuchen von.../des... — at the request of...
* * *A. v/t & v/i:(jemanden) um etwas ersuchen request sth (from sb)auf sein Ersuchen hin at his request* * *das; Ersuchens, Ersuchen: request (an + Akk. to)auf Ersuchen von.../des... — at the request of...
* * *v.to beseech v.(§ p.,p.p.: besought)to entreat v.to request v. -
25 formulieren
I v/t formulate; (Gedanken etc.) auch express, put into words; (Brief etc.) formulate, word; neu formulieren rephrase, reword; etw. knapp formulieren sum s.th. up, put s.th. in a few words ( oder briefly); ich weiß nicht, wie ich es formulieren soll I don’t know how to put it; das hast du treffend formuliert you’ve expressed ( oder put) it perfectly, I couldn’t have put it better myself; wenn ich es mal so formulieren darf if I may put it like that* * *to formulate; to verbalize; to word; to phrase* * *for|mu|lie|ren [fɔrmu'liːrən] ptp formuliert1. vtto word, to phrase, to formulate... wenn ich es mal so formulíéren darf —... if I might put it like that
2. vito use words skilfully (Brit) or skillfully (US)..., wie der Kanzler formulierte —... as the chancellor put it
wenn ich mal so formulíéren darf — if I might put it like that
* * *1) (to express (something) in words: I phrased my explanations in simple language.) phrase2) (to submit or present (a proposal, question etc): I put several questions to him; She put her ideas before the committee.) put3) (to express in written or spoken language: How are you going to word the letter so that it doesn't seem rude?) word* * *for·mu·lie·ren *[fɔrmuˈli:rən]I. vt▪ etw \formulieren to formulate sth... wenn ich es mal so \formulieren darf... if I might put it like thatII. vi to express oneself* * *transitives Verb formulate* * *neu formulieren rephrase, reword;etwas knapp formulieren sum sth up, put sth in a few words ( oder briefly);ich weiß nicht, wie ich es formulieren soll I don’t know how to put it;das hast du treffend formuliert you’ve expressed ( oder put) it perfectly, I couldn’t have put it better myself;wenn ich es mal so formulieren darf if I may put it like thatB. v/i express o.s.;knapp formulieren put things in a few words ( oder briefly)* * *transitives Verb formulate* * *v.to formulate v.to phrase v.to word v. -
26 mündlich
I Adj. Aussage etc.: verbal; Prüfung: oral; mündliche Überlieferung oral tradition; mündlicher Vertrag verbal agreementII Adv. orally, verbally; etw. mündlich weitergeben pass s.th. on by word of mouth; alles Weitere mündlich I’ll tell you the rest when I see you* * *oral (Adj.); vocal (Adj.); verbal (Adj.)* * *mụ̈nd|lich ['mʏntlɪç]1. adjverbal; Prüfung, Leistung oraletw durch mündliche Überlieferung weitergeben — to pass sth on by word of mouth
das Mündliche (inf: Sch, Univ) (in Fremdsprache) — the oral; (bei Doktorprüfung etc) the oral, the viva (voce) (Brit)
2. advtesten orally; informieren, besprechen personallyjdn mündlich prüfen — to submit sb to an oral examination
etw mündlich abmachen — to have a verbal agreement
etw mündlich überliefern — to pass sth on by word of mouth
alles andere or Weitere mündlich! — I'll tell you the rest when I see you
* * *1) (spoken, not written: an oral examination.) oral2) (consisting of, or concerning, spoken words: a verbal warning/agreement.) verbal3) (in or by speech, not writing: I replied to the invitation verbally.) verbally4) (by one person telling another in speech, not in writing: She got the information by word of mouth.) by word of mouth* * *münd·lich[ˈmʏntlɪç]I. adj oraleine \mündliche Prüfung an oral examinationeine \mündliche Abmachung/Übereinkunft/Vereinbarung a verbal agreementeine \mündliche Besprechung a public meetingdiese Tradition ist durch \mündliche Überlieferung auf uns übergegangen this tradition has been passed [down [or on]] to us by word of mouthII. adv orallyetw \mündlich abmachen/vereinbaren to agree [to] sth verbally\mündlich besprechen to discuss something in a meetingviele alte Volkslieder sind uns nur \mündlich überliefert worden many old folk songs have only been passed [down [or on]] to us by word of mouthbitte informieren Sie mich \mündlich, wenn sich etwas ändern sollte please let me know if anything should [or were to] changeder Fall wird \mündlich verhandelt the case will [now] be heard* * *1.Adjektiv oral2.mündliche Verhandlung — (Rechtsw.) hearing
alles weitere mündlich! — (im Brief) I'll tell you the rest when we meet
* * *mündliche Überlieferung oral tradition;mündlicher Vertrag verbal agreementB. adv orally, verbally;etwas mündlich weitergeben pass sth on by word of mouth;alles Weitere mündlich I’ll tell you the rest when I see you* * *1.Adjektiv oral2.mündliche Verhandlung — (Rechtsw.) hearing
alles weitere mündlich! — (im Brief) I'll tell you the rest when we meet
* * *adj.oral adj.verbal adj. adv.orally adv.vocally adv. -
27 sich bewerben
((with for) to ask for (something) formally: You could apply (to the manager) for a job.) apply* * *(um ein Amt) v.to run for (presidency etc.)(US) v. (um eine Stelle) v.to submit one's application expr. (um einen Preis) v.to compete for v.to contend for v. (um) v.to apply (for) v.
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