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v/t2. geh. (gewinnen) (Kraft, Mut etc.) draw, derive ( aus from); neue Kräfte schöpfen gain new strength; wieder ( neuen) Mut schöpfen take fresh heart; Atem, Verdacht, voll I3. fachspr. (Papier) dip4. geh. (erschaffen) create* * *(ableiten) to derive; to draw;(erschaffen) to create;(herausnehmen) to ladle; to scoop* * *schọ̈p|fen ['ʃœpfn]vt2) Mut, Kraft to summon up; Vertrauen, Hoffnung to findAtem schöpfen — to draw breath, to take a breath
Vertrauen/Hoffnung/Mut etc aus etw schöpfen — to draw confidence/hope/courage etc from sth
See:→ voll3) auch vi (= schaffen) Kunstwerk to create; neuen Ausdruck, Wörter to coin, to create* * *schöp·fen[ˈʃœpfn̩]vt2. (gewinnen)▪ etw \schöpfen to draw sthMut/Kraft \schöpfen to summon [up] courage/strength; s.a. Verdacht3. (kreieren)▪ etw \schöpfen to create sth; (Ausdruck, Wort) to coin sth* * *transitives Verb1) scoop [up] <water, liquid>; (mit einer Kelle) ladle < soup>neuen Mut/neue Hoffnung schöpfen — take fresh heart/find fresh hope
* * *schöpfen v/t2. geh (gewinnen) (Kraft, Mut etc) draw, derive (aus from);neue Kräfte schöpfen gain new strength;3. fachspr (Papier) dip4. geh (erschaffen) create* * *transitives Verb1) scoop [up] <water, liquid>; (mit einer Kelle) ladle < soup>neuen Mut/neue Hoffnung schöpfen — take fresh heart/find fresh hope
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v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)2. fig. (Möglichkeiten, Thema) exhaust* * *aus|schöp|fenvt sepdie Kompetenzen voll áússchöpfen — to do everything within one's power
* * *((also bail) to clear (water out of a boat with buckets etc): Several gallons of water were baled out of the boat.) bale* * *aus|schöp·fenvt1. (leeren)▪ ausgeschöpft sein to be emptyein Boot \ausschöpfen to bale out sep a boatSuppe \ausschöpfen to ladle out sep soupWasser \ausschöpfen to scoop out sep water2. (vollen Gebrauch machen)▪ etw [voll] \ausschöpfen to make full use of one's sthseine Kompetenzen \ausschöpfen to do everything [with]in one's powerdas ganze Angebot \ausschöpfen to try out everything on offerdie Möglichkeiten/seine Reserven \ausschöpfen to exhaust the possibilities/one's reservesein Thema \ausschöpfen to go into a subject thoroughly* * *transitives Verb1) scoop out ( aus from); (mit dem Schöpflöffel) ladle out ( aus of)3) (fig.): (ausnutzen) exhaust* * *ausschöpfen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)2. fig (Möglichkeiten, Thema) exhaust* * *transitives Verb1) scoop out ( aus from); (mit dem Schöpflöffel) ladle out ( aus of)3) (fig.): (ausnutzen) exhaust* * *v.to exhaust v. -
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aus|schöp·fenvt1) ( leeren)etw [mit etw] \ausschöpfen to empty sth [with [or using] sth];ausgeschöpft sein to be empty;ein Boot \ausschöpfen to bale out sep a boat;Suppe \ausschöpfen to ladle out sep soup;Wasser \ausschöpfen to scoop out sep water2) ( vollen Gebrauch machen)etw [voll] \ausschöpfen to make full use of one's sth;seine Kompetenzen \ausschöpfen to do everything [with]in one's power;das ganze Angebot \ausschöpfen to try out everything on offer;die Möglichkeiten/seine Reserven \ausschöpfen to exhaust the possibilities/one's reserves;ein Thema \ausschöpfen to go into a subject thoroughly
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