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1 Menschenleben
n1. (human) life; Menschenleben sind nicht zu beklagen there were no fatalities* * *das Menschenlebenlife* * *Mẹn|schen|le|bennthuman lifeMenschenleben beklagen — to report fatalities
Menschenleben waren nicht zu beklagen — there was no loss of life, no fatalities were reported
* * *Men·schen·le·bennt1. (Todesopfer) [human] lifeder Unfall forderte drei \Menschenleben the accident claimed three livesdie Verluste an \Menschenleben the loss of life\Menschenleben sind [nicht] zu beklagen there has been [no] loss of life2. (Lebenszeit) lifetimeein ganzes \Menschenleben lang a [whole] lifetime* * *das lifeder Unfall forderte vier Menschenleben — (geh.) the accident claimed four lives
* * *1. (human) life;Menschenleben sind nicht zu beklagen there were no fatalities* * *das lifeder Unfall forderte vier Menschenleben — (geh.) the accident claimed four lives
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2 Tote
m, f; -n, -n dead person, dead man ( weiblich: woman oder girl); (Leiche) (dead) body, corpse; MIL. casualty; die Toten the dead; RELI. the departed; bei dem Unfall gab es fünf Tote five people were killed in the accident; einen Toten bestatten bury ( oder inter geh.) someone; wie ein Toter schlafen umg. sleep like a log; stärker: sleep the sleep of the dead ( oder truly exhausted); das weckt Tote auf umg. that (noise etc.) would raise ( oder wake[n]) the dead; bist du wieder von den Toten auferstanden? umg., fig. are you back in the land of the living?* * *der Totedead person; dead man;die Totedead person; dead woman* * *To|te(r) ['toːtə]mf decl as adjdead person, dead man/woman; (bei Unfall etc) fatality, casualty; (MIL) casualtydie Tóten — the dead
es gab 3 Tóte — 3 people died or were killed
das ist ein Lärm, um Tóte aufzuwecken — the noise is enough to wake(n) the dead
* * *To·te(r)[ˈto:tə]* * *der/die; adj. Dekl. dead person; dead man/womanes gab zwei Tote — two people died or were killed; there were two fatalities
* * *Tote m/f; -n, -n dead person, dead man ( weiblich: woman oder girl); (Leiche) (dead) body, corpse; MIL casualty;die Toten the dead; REL the departed;bei dem Unfall gab es fünf Tote five people were killed in the accident;wie ein Toter schlafen umg sleep like a log; stärker: sleep the sleep of the dead ( oder truly exhausted);bist du wieder von den Toten auferstanden? umg, fig are you back in the land of the living?* * *der/die; adj. Dekl. dead person; dead man/womanes gab zwei Tote — two people died or were killed; there were two fatalities
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3 beklagen
I v/t lament, grieve; es sind tausende von / keine Menschenleben zu beklagen the death toll runs into thousands / there are no casualtiesII v/refl: sich ( bei jemandem) über jemanden / etw. oder wegen jemandem / etw. beklagen complain (to s.o.) about s.o. / s.th.; er hat sich darüber beklagt, dass... he complained about the fact that...; sie beklagte sich ständig über die Kosten she was constantly fretting about ( oder at) the costs; ich kann mich nicht beklagen I can’t complain, I have no complaints; konzedierend: I mustn’t grumble umg.* * *to deplore; to bewail; to complain; to regret; to lament; to bemoan;sich beklagento deplore* * *be|kla|gen ptp beklagt1. vtMenschenleben sind nicht zu beklágen — there are no casualties
2)See:→ beklagt2. vrto complain ( über +acc, wegen about)beklágen — to complain or make a complaint to sb about sth
ich kann mich nicht beklágen — I can't complain, I've nothing to complain about
* * *be·kla·gen *I. vt▪ zu \beklagen sein:bei dem Unglück waren 23 Tote zu \beklagen the accident claimed 23 livesMenschenleben waren nicht zu \beklagen there were no casualtiesII. vr▪ sich akk [bei jdm] [über jdn/etw [o wegen einer S. gen]] \beklagen to complain [or to make a complaint] [to sb] [about sb/sth]man hat sich bei mir über Sie beklagt I have received a complaint about youich kann mich nicht \beklagen I can't complain, I've no reason to complain* * *1.transitives Verb (geh.)1) (betrauern) mourn2) (bedauern) lamentsein/jemandes Los beklagen — lament or bewail one's fate/deplore somebody's fate
2.wir haben einen großen Umsatzrückgang zu beklagen — we have to note with regret a large drop in sales
reflexives Verb complain ( bei to)* * *A. v/t lament, grieve;es sind tausende von/keine Menschenleben zu beklagen the death toll runs into thousands/there are no casualtiesB. v/r:wegen jemandem/etwas beklagen complain (to sb) about sb/sth;er hat sich darüber beklagt, dass … he complained about the fact that …;ich kann mich nicht beklagen I can’t complain, I have no complaints; konzedierend: I mustn’t grumble umg* * *1.transitives Verb (geh.)1) (betrauern) mourn2) (bedauern) lamentsein/jemandes Los beklagen — lament or bewail one's fate/deplore somebody's fate
2.wir haben einen großen Umsatzrückgang zu beklagen — we have to note with regret a large drop in sales
reflexives Verb complain ( bei to)* * *v.to bemoan v.to bewail v.to lament v.
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