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1 agony
nounTodesqualen Pl.suffer agony/agonies — Todesqualen erleiden
in an agony of indecision — (fig.) in qualvoller Unentschlossenheit
* * *['æɡəni]plural - agonies; noun- academic.ru/84068/agonized">agonized- agonised
- agonizing
- agonising
- agonizingly
- agonisingly* * *ago·ny[ˈægəni]nthey lay screaming in \agony sie lagen da und schrien vor Schmerzenoh, the \agony of defeat! ( fig) was für eine schmachvolle Niederlage!▪ to be in \agony große Schmerzen [o Qualen] leidensb is in an \agony of doubt jdn quälen schlimme Zweifelto be in an \agony of indecision/suspense von qualvoller Unentschlossenheit/Ungewissheit geplagt werdento put sb/an animal out if his/her/its \agony jdn/ein Tier von seinen Qualen erlösen3.* * *['gənɪ]n1) Qual fthat's agony —
it's agony doing that — es ist eine Qual, das zu tun
to be in agony — Schmerzen or Qualen leiden
in an agony of indecision/suspense etc — in qualvoller Unentschlossenheit/Ungewissheit etc
put him out of his agony (lit) — mach seiner Qual ein Ende; (fig) nun spann ihn doch nicht länger auf die Folter
* * *agony [ˈæɡənı] sagony aunt Briefkastentante f;a) Kummerkasten m,agony uncle Briefkastenonkel m3. Agonie f, Todeskampf m4. (Gefühls)Ausbruch m:agony of joy Freudenausbruch* * *nounTodesqualen Pl.suffer agony/agonies — Todesqualen erleiden
in an agony of indecision — (fig.) in qualvoller Unentschlossenheit
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2 agony
ago·ny [ʼægəni] nthey lay screaming in \agony sie lagen da und schrieen vor Schmerzen;oh, the \agony of defeat! ( fig) was für eine schmachvolle Niederlage!;to be in \agony große Schmerzen [o Qualen] leiden;sb is in an \agony of doubt jdn quälen schlimme Zweifel;to be in an \agony of indecision/ suspense von qualvoller Unentschlossenheit/Ungewissheit geplagt werden;PHRASES: -
3 agony
Agonie f, Todeskampf m; Todesangst f· to suffer agoniesHöllenqualen leiden (ausstehen) -
4 anguish
Qualen Pl.* * *['æŋɡwiʃ](very great pain of body or mind; agony: The woman suffered terrible anguish when her child died.) die Qual* * *an·guish[ˈæŋgwɪʃ]▪ to be in \anguish Qualen leidento cause sb \anguish jdm Leid zufügen* * *['ŋgwɪʃ]nQual fthe look of anguish on the faces of the waiting wives — der angsterfüllte Blick in den Gesichtern der wartenden Frauen
he wrung his hands in anguish — er rang die Hände in Verzweiflung
those who suffer the anguish of indecision —
writhing in anguish on the ground — sich in Qualen auf dem Boden windend
* * *anguish [ˈæŋɡwıʃ]A s (körperliche oder seelische) Qual(en pl):be in anguish → CB v/t jemandem Qualen bereiten* * *noun, no pl.Qualen Pl.* * *n.Pein nur sing. f.Qual -en f. -
5 endure
1. transitive verb 2. intransitive verb* * *[in'djuə]1) (to bear patiently; to tolerate: She endures her troubles bravely; I can endure her rudeness no longer.) aushalten2) (to remain firm; to last: You must endure to the end; The memory of her great acting has endured.) durchhalten, fortdauern•- academic.ru/24275/endurable">endurable- endurance* * *en·dure[ɪnˈdjʊəʳ, AM enˈdʊr, -djʊr]I. vtI can't \endure him ich kann ihn nicht ausstehen; (suffer)▪ to \endure sth etw erleidenI can't \endure that a moment longer ich halte das keinen Moment länger aus* * *[ɪn'djʊə(r)]1. vt1) (= undergo) pain, insults, losses, tribulations, hardship erleiden2) (= put up with) ertragen; agony aushalten, ertragenit was more than I could endure — ich konnte es nicht mehr ertragen
she can't endure being laughed at — sie kann es nicht vertragen or haben (inf), wenn man über sie lacht
2. vibestehen; (work, memories also) Bestand haben* * *A v/i1. an-, fortdauern, Bestand haben2. durchhalten:endure to the bitter end bis zum bitteren Ende ausharrenB v/t1. aushalten, ertragen, erdulden, durchmachen:not be endured unerträglich;I can’t endure seeing ( oder to see) animals cruelly treated ich kann es nicht mit ansehen, wenn Tiere grausam behandelt werden2. fig (nur neg) ausstehen, leiden:* * *1. transitive verb(undergo, tolerate) ertragen; (submit to) über sich ergehen lassen2. intransitive verb* * *v.aushalten v.ertragen v.
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