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1 take over
1. transitive verb1) (assume control of) übernehmentake somebody/something over — (fig.) von jemandem/etwas Besitz ergreifen
2) (carry or transport over)2. intransitive verbtake somebody/something over to somebody/somebody's flat/Guildford — jemanden/etwas zu jemandem/in jmds. Wohnung/nach Guildford bringen od. (ugs.) rüberbringen
übernehmen; [Manager, Firmenleiter:] die Geschäfte übernehmen; [Regierung, Präsident:] die Amtsgeschäfte übernehmen; [Beifahrer:] das Steuer übernehmentake over from somebody — jemanden ersetzen; (temporarily) jemanden vertreten
the night nurse takes over at 10 p.m. — um zehn Uhr [abends] tritt die Nachtschwester ihren Dienst an
* * *1) (to take control (of): He has taken the business over (noun take-over).) übernehmen2) ((often with from) to do (something) after someone else stops doing it: He retired last year, and I took over (his job) from him.) übernehmen* * *I. vt1. (seize control)▪ to \take over over ⇆ sth etw übernehmenthe military took over the country das Militär hat die Macht im Lande ergriffento \take over over a company eine Firma übernehmen2. (assume)▪ to \take over over ⇆ sth [for sb] etw [für jdn] übernehmento \take over over sb's debts jds Schulden begleichenII. vi1. (assume responsibility)▪ to \take over over [from sb] jdn ablösencan you \take over over for an hour? kannst du mich eine Stunde ablösen?the night shift \take overs over at six o'clock die Nachtschicht übernimmt um sechs Uhrshe's now completely taken over sie führt mittlerweile das Regiment* * *B v/itake over for sb jemandes Stelle übernehmen;take over as chairman den Vorsitz übernehmen2. die Sache in die Hand nehmen3. in den Vordergrund treten, an die Spitze gelangen, in Mode kommen* * *1. transitive verb1) (assume control of) übernehmentake somebody/something over — (fig.) von jemandem/etwas Besitz ergreifen
2. intransitive verbtake somebody/something over to somebody/somebody's flat/Guildford — jemanden/etwas zu jemandem/in jmds. Wohnung/nach Guildford bringen od. (ugs.) rüberbringen
übernehmen; [Manager, Firmenleiter:] die Geschäfte übernehmen; [Regierung, Präsident:] die Amtsgeschäfte übernehmen; [Beifahrer:] das Steuer übernehmentake over from somebody — jemanden ersetzen; (temporarily) jemanden vertreten
the night nurse takes over at 10 p.m. — um zehn Uhr [abends] tritt die Nachtschwester ihren Dienst an
* * *n.Übernahme f. v.übernehmen v. -
2 take over
vt1) ( seize control)to \take over over <-> sth etw übernehmen;the military took over the country das Militär hat die Macht im Lande ergriffen;to \take over over a company eine Firma übernehmen;to \take over over the show ( fig) das Regiment an sich reißen;2) ( assume)to \take over over <-> sth [for sb] etw [für jdn] übernehmen;to \take over over sb's debts jds Schulden begleichen vi1) ( assume responsibility)to \take over over [from sb] jdn ablösen;can you \take over over for an hour? kannst du mich eine Stunde ablösen?;the night shift \take overs over at six o'clock die Nachtschicht übernimmt um sechs Uhrshe's now completely taken over sie führt mittlerweile das Regiment
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