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v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. scare off; weitS. put off; sich abschrecken lassen be put off; lass dich nicht abschrecken don’t let it ( oder them etc.) put you off2. (mit kaltem Wasser) (gekochte Eier) put into cold water, rinse with cold water; (Nudeln) rinse; METALL. chill, quench* * *to deter; to choke off* * *ạb|schre|cken sep1. vt1) (= fernhalten) to deter, to put off; (= verjagen Hund, Vogelscheuche) to scare offjdn von etw abschrecken — to deter sb from sth, to put sb off sth
2) (= abkühlen) Stahl to quench; (COOK) to rinse with cold water2. vi(Strafe) to act as a deterrent* * *(to make less willing or prevent by frightening: She was not deterred by his threats.) deter* * *ab|schre·ckenI. vt1. (abhalten)▪ jdn [von etw dat] \abschrecken to frighten [or scare] [or put] sb off [sth], to deter sb [from doing sth]er ließ sich nicht von seinem Plan \abschrecken he wasn't put off from carrying out his plan2. KOCHK▪ etw \abschrecken to rinse with cold waterein Ei \abschrecken to dip an egg in cold water* * *1.transitives Verb1) (abhalten) deter2) (fernhalten) scare off3) (Kochk.) pour cold water over; put < boiled eggs> into cold water2.intransitives Verb act as a deterrent* * *abschrecken v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. scare off; weitS. put off;sich abschrecken lassen be put off;2. (mit kaltem Wasser) (gekochte Eier) put into cold water, rinse with cold water; (Nudeln) rinse; METALL chill, quench* * *1.transitives Verb1) (abhalten) deter2) (fernhalten) scare off3) (Kochk.) pour cold water over; put < boiled eggs> into cold water2.intransitives Verb act as a deterrent* * *v.to deter v.to discourage v.to quench v.
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