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1 die Hauptlast tragen
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2 Hauptleidtragender sein
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3 die Hauptlast tragen
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4 Hauptlast
f main burden; brunt (of it); die Hauptlast zu tragen haben have to bear the brunt (of it)* * *Haupt|lastfmain load, major part of the load; (fig) main or major burden* * *Haupt·lastf main loaddie \Hauptlast der Steuererhöhungen werden die mittleren Einkommensgruppen zu tragen haben the middle-income groups will have to bear the main burden of tax increases* * *die main burden* * *die Hauptlast zu tragen haben have to bear the brunt (of it)* * *die main burden -
5 das Meiste abbekommen
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6 abbekommen
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat)1. (losbekommen) get off2. (einen Teil bekommen) get; etwas abbekommen get one’s share; sie hat keinen Mann abbekommen umg. she’s still on the shelf3. (verletzt oder beschädigt werden) be hit, get hurt; Sache: be damaged; das meiste abbekommen an Vorwürfen etc.: bear ( oder take) the brunt* * *ạb|be|kom|men ptp a\#bbekommenvt sep1) (= erhalten) to getetwas abbekommen — to get some ( of it)
das Auto/er hat dabei ganz schön was abbekommen (inf) — the car/he really copped it (Brit inf) or got it (inf)
nichts abbekommen — not to get any (of it)
sein( en) Teil abbekommen (lit, fig) — to get one's fair share
* * *ab|be·kom·men *1. (seinen Anteil erhalten)ich habe noch nichts vom Gewinn \abbekommen I still haven't had my share of the winnings2. (durch etw getroffen werden)etwas/nichts \abbekommen to get/not get damageddas Auto hat bei dem Unfall eine ganze Menge \abbekommen the car got quite a bashing in the accidentetwas/nichts \abbekommen to be/not be injured5. (entfernen können)* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) getsie hat keinen Mann abbekommen — (ugs.) she didn't catch herself a husband
2) (hinnehmen müssen)einen Schlag/ein paar Kratzer abbekommen — get hit/get a few scratches
etwas abbekommen — (getroffen werden) get or be hit; (verletzt werden) get or be hurt
3) (entfernen können) get <paint, lid, chain> off* * *abbekommen v/t (irr, trennb, hat)1. (losbekommen) get off2. (einen Teil bekommen) get;etwas abbekommen get one’s share;* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) getsie hat keinen Mann abbekommen — (ugs.) she didn't catch herself a husband
einen Schlag/ein paar Kratzer abbekommen — get hit/get a few scratches
etwas abbekommen — (getroffen werden) get or be hit; (verletzt werden) get or be hurt
3) (entfernen können) get <paint, lid, chain> off
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