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* * *ver|klau|seln [fɛɐ'klauzln] ptp verklauselt, [fɛɐklauzu'liːrən] ptp verklausuliert (rare)vtVertrag to hedge in or around with (restrictive) clauses* * *ver·klau·su·lie·ren *[fɛɐ̯klauzuˈli:rən]vt1. JUR* * *transitives Verb1) (mit Klauseln versehen) hedge <contract etc.> with qualifying clauses2) (verbergen) hedge <admission of guilt etc.> round with qualifications* * *verklauseln, verklausulieren v/t hedge in ( oder straitjacket) with clauses; fig express in a roundabout way* * *transitives Verb1) (mit Klauseln versehen) hedge <contract etc.> with qualifying clauses2) (verbergen) hedge <admission of guilt etc.> round with qualifications -
2 verklauseln
verklausulieren* * *ver|klau|seln [fɛɐ'klauzln] ptp verklauselt, [fɛɐklauzu'liːrən] ptp verklausuliert (rare)vtVertrag to hedge in or around with (restrictive) clauses* * *verklauseln, verklausulieren v/t hedge in ( oder straitjacket) with clauses; fig express in a roundabout way
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