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1 verweigern
I vt/i refuse; einen Befehl verweigern disobey an order; jemandem seine Hilfe verweigern refuse to help s.o.; ( den Kriegsdienst) verweigern refuse to do one’s military service, ignore one’s conscription orders, Am. dodge the draft umg.; die Nahrung oder Nahrungssaufnahme verweigern refuse all food, refuse to eat; ( das Hindernis) verweigern Pferd: refuse (at the jump); POST. Annahme 1II v/refl refuse to cooperate ( oder go along with s.th.); bes. Frau, sexuell: refuse (to have sex with); sich der Gesellschaft verweigern opt out (of society)* * *to refuse; to deny; to strike off; to disallow* * *ver|wei|gern ptp verweigertvtto refuse; Befehl to refuse to obey; Kriegsdienst to refuse to dojdm etw verwéígern — to refuse or deny sb sth
die Zustimmung zu etw verwéígern — to refuse to give approval to sth
er kann ihr keinen Wunsch verwéígern — he can refuse or deny her nothing
es war ihr verweigert, ihren Sohn wiederzusehen — she was denied seeing her son
die Annahme eines Briefes verwéígern — to refuse (to accept or to take delivery of) a letter
sich jdm verwéígern (euph) — to refuse to be intimate with sb
See:→ Aussage* * *(not to give (permission etc): I was refused admittance to the meeting.) refuse* * *ver·wei·gern *I. vt▪ [jdm] etw \verweigern to refuse [sb] sthjede Auskunft/die Kooperation \verweigern to refuse to give any information/to cooperatedie Herausgabe von Akten \verweigern to refuse to hand over filesjdm eine Hilfeleistung \verweigern to refuse sb assistance [or to assist sb] [or to render assistance to sb]seine Zustimmung zu etw dat \verweigern to refuse to agree [or to give one's agreement] to sth, to refuse one's consent to sthjdm die Ausreise \verweigern to prohibit sb from leaving [the/a country], to refuse sb permission to leave [the/a country]jdm die Einreise/die Erlaubnis/den Zutritt \verweigern to refuse sb entry/permission/admission [or access]einen Befehl \verweigern to refuse to obey an orderjdm den Gehorsam \verweigern to refuse to obey sbden Kriegsdienst \verweigern to refuse to do military service, to be a conscientious objector; s.a. AnnahmeII. vi to refuseIII. vr* * *1.transitives Verb refusedie Aussage/einen Befehl/die Nahrungsaufnahme verweigern — refuse to make a statement/to obey an order/to take food
2.den Kriegsdienst verweigern — refuse to do military service; be a conscientious objector
reflexives Verb object; refuse to cooperate3.sich jemandem/einer Sache verweigern — refuse to accept somebody/something
intransitives Verb1) (ugs.): (den Kriegsdienst verweigern) refuse [to do military service]; be a conscientious objector2) (Pferdesport) refuse* * *A. v/t & v/i refuse;einen Befehl verweigern disobey an order;jemandem seine Hilfe verweigern refuse to help sb;(den Kriegsdienst) verweigern refuse to do one’s military service, ignore one’s conscription orders, US dodge the draft umg;Nahrungssaufnahme verweigern refuse all food, refuse to eat;B. v/r refuse to cooperate ( oder go along with sth); besonders Frau, sexuell: refuse (to have sex with);sich der Gesellschaft verweigern opt out (of society)* * *1.transitives Verb refusedie Aussage/einen Befehl/die Nahrungsaufnahme verweigern — refuse to make a statement/to obey an order/to take food
2.den Kriegsdienst verweigern — refuse to do military service; be a conscientious objector
reflexives Verb object; refuse to cooperate3.sich jemandem/einer Sache verweigern — refuse to accept somebody/something
intransitives Verb1) (ugs.): (den Kriegsdienst verweigern) refuse [to do military service]; be a conscientious objector2) (Pferdesport) refuse* * *v.to deny v.to disallow v.to refuse v. -
2 bocken
v/i1. Pferd etc.: buck, refuse (a jump)* * *to buck* * *bọ|cken ['bɔkn]vi1) (Zugtier etc) to refuse to move; (= nicht springen wollen Pferd) to refuse; (fig inf Auto, Motor etc) (= nicht anspringen) to refuse to start; (= nicht richtig funktionieren) to refuse to go properly2) (inf = trotzen) to play or act up (inf)3) (sl = Spaß machen)das bockt — that's the business (sl)
* * ** * *bo·cken[ˈbɔkn̩]vidas Pferd bockte vor der Hürde the horse refused the fence* * *intransitives Verb2) (fam.): (trotzig sein) be stubborn and awkward; play up (coll.); (fig. ugs.) < car> play up (coll.)* * *bocken v/i4. sl:* * *intransitives Verb2) (fam.): (trotzig sein) be stubborn and awkward; play up (coll.); (fig. ugs.) < car> play up (coll.)* * *v.to buck v.
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