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2 aufatmen
v/i (trennb., hat -ge-)1. draw a deep breath* * *to breathe again* * *auf|at|menvi sep (lit, fig)to breathe or heave a sigh of relief* * *auf|at·menvi1. (durchatmen) to breathe2. (seine Erleichterung zeigen) to heave [or give] a sigh of [or to sigh with] relief▪ ein [erleichtertes] A\aufatmen a sigh of relief* * *intransitives Verb breathe a sigh of relief* * *aufatmen v/i (trennb, hat -ge-)1. draw a deep breath2. fig heave a sigh of relief;* * *intransitives Verb breathe a sigh of relief* * *v.to breathe again v.to respire v. -
3 erleichtert
I P.P. erleichtern* * *relieved* * *er|leich|tert [ɛɐ'laiçtɐt]1. ptpSee:von erleichtern2. adjrelieved ( über +acc about, to hear that)3. adverléíchtert aufatmen — to breathe or heave a sigh of relief
* * *(no longer anxious or worried: I was relieved to hear you had arrived safely.) relieved* * *er·leich·tertI. adj relievedII. adv in a relieved manner\erleichtert aufatmen to breathe a sigh of relief* * *B. adj relieved (über +akk about)C. adv:erleichtert aufatmen breathe ( oder heave) a sigh of relief* * *adj.relieved adj. -
4 befreit
I P.P. befreien* * *exempt* * *be|freit [bə'frait]1. adj(= erleichtert) relieved2. advlächeln with reliefdie Bevölkerung kann endlich befréít aufatmen — the people can finally breathe easy again
See:→ auch befreien* * *1) devoid2) (free (from a duty etc): Children under 16 are exempt from the usual charges for dental treatment.) exempt* * *be·freitII. adv with relief\befreit aufatmen to breathe [or heave] a sigh of relief* * *Adjektiv (erleichtert) relieved* * *B. adj (erleichtert) Lachen: relieved;befreit aufatmen give ( oder breathe) a sigh of relief* * *Adjektiv (erleichtert) relieved* * *adj.delivered adj.liberated adj.released adj. -
5 erleichtern
I v/t1. (Gewicht, Last) lighten (um by)2. fig. (Bürde, Gewissen, Not, Schmerz) ease; (Not, Schmerz) auch relieve; (jemanden) relieve; sich (Dat) das Herz erleichtern unburden one’s heart; es erleichtert mich zu hören, dass... I am relieved to hear that...3. fig. (Arbeit, Verständnis etc.) make easier; (vereinfachen) facilitate; das erleichtert vieles that makes things a lot easier; das erleichtert mir meine Aufgabe nicht gerade that doesn’t make my task any easierII v/refl1. unburden o.s.2. umg. (Kleidungsstücke ausziehen) make o.s. comfortable (by taking off outer clothing)3. euph. (seine Notdurft verrichten) relieve o.s.* * *to relieve; to facilitate; to lighten; to ease; to assuage* * *er|leich|tern [ɛɐ'laiçtɐn] ptp erleichtert1. vt(= einfacher machen) to make easier; (fig) Last, Los to lighten; (= beruhigen) to relieve; (= lindern) Not, Schmerz etc to relieve, to alleviatedas Gewissen erléíchtern — to unburden one's heart/conscience
es würde mein Gewissen erléíchtern, wenn... — it would ease my mind or conscience if...
jdm etw erléíchtern — to make sth easier for sb
jdn um etw erléíchtern (hum) — to relieve sb of sth
2. vr (old)to relieve oneself* * *2) (to lessen or stop (pain, worry etc): The doctor gave him some drugs to relieve the pain; to relieve the hardship of the refugees.) relieve* * *er·leich·tern *[ɛɐ̯ˈlaiçtɐn]I. vt2. (innerlich beruhigen)▪ jdn \erleichtern to be of relief to sbes hat mich sehr erleichtert zu erfahren, dass... I was greatly relieved to hear that...* * *1.transitives Verb1) (einfacher machen) make easierjemandem/sich die Arbeit erleichtern — make somebody's/one's work easier
2) (befreien) relievedas hat ihn erleichtert — that came as a relief to him
3) (Gewicht verringern, fig.) lightensein Herz/sein Gewissen erleichtern — open one's heart/unburden one's conscience
2.jemanden um etwas erleichtern — (ugs. scherzh.) relieve somebody of something
* * *A. v/t1. (Gewicht, Last) lighten (um by)sich (dat)das Herz erleichtern unburden one’s heart;es erleichtert mich zu hören, dass … I am relieved to hear that …das erleichtert vieles that makes things a lot easier;das erleichtert mir meine Aufgabe nicht gerade that doesn’t make my task any easier4. umg, hum:jemanden um seine Brieftasche etcerleichtern relieve sb ofB. v/r1. unburden o.s.3. euph (seine Notdurft verrichten) relieve o.s.C. v/i:weine nur, das erleichtert have a good cry, it’ll make you feel better* * *1.transitives Verb1) (einfacher machen) make easierjemandem/sich die Arbeit erleichtern — make somebody's/one's work easier
2) (befreien) relieve3) (Gewicht verringern, fig.) lightensein Herz/sein Gewissen erleichtern — open one's heart/unburden one's conscience
2.jemanden um etwas erleichtern — (ugs. scherzh.) relieve somebody of something
* * *v.to alleviate v.to ease v.to facilitate v.to lighten v.to relieve v. -
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7 aufatmen auf·atmen
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8 Seufzer
* * *der Seufzersigh* * *Seuf|zer ['zɔyftsɐ]m -s, -sigh* * *(an act of sighing.) sigh* * *Seuf·zer<-s, ->m sigheinen \Seufzer ausstoßen to heave [or to sigh] a sigh* * *der; Seufzers, Seufzer: sigh* * *einen Seufzer (der Erleichterung) ausstoßen heave a sigh (of relief)* * *der; Seufzers, Seufzer: sigh* * *m.sigh n. -
9 atmen
I v/i breathe; MED. auch: respire; flach atmen breathe shallowly; schwer atmen gasp for breath; tief atmen breathe deeply, draw a deep breath; wieder frei atmen können auch fig. be able to breathe freely ( oder easy) again; solange ich atme (for) as long as I liveII v/t auch lit. fig. breathe* * *das Atmenrespiration* * *at|men ['aːtmən]1. vt (lit, fig geh)to breathe2. vito breathe, to respire (form)frei átmen (fig) — to breathe freely
* * *1) (to draw in and let out (air etc) from the lungs: He was unable to breathe because of the smoke; She breathed a sigh of relief.) breathe2) (breathing.) respiration3) (to breathe.) respire* * *At·men[ˈa:tmən]nt breathing, respiration* * *intransitives, transitives Verb breathe* * *flach atmen breathe shallowly;schwer atmen gasp for breath;tief atmen breathe deeply, draw a deep breath;solange ich atme (for) as long as I liveB. v/t auch liter fig breathe* * *intransitives, transitives Verb breathe* * *v.to breathe v.to respire v. -
10 erlöst
I P.P. erlösenII Adj. (erleichtert) relieved; wie erlöst sein oder sich erlöst fühlen experience a great feeling of release ( oder relief)* * *B. adj (erleichtert) relieved;sich erlöst fühlen experience a great feeling of release ( oder relief)C. adv:erlöst aufatmen breathe ( oder heave) a sigh of relief -
11 Seufzer
Seuf·zer <-s, -> msigh;einen \Seufzer ausstoßen to heave [or to sigh] a sigh; -
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13 befreit
be·freit adj( erleichtert) relieved adv with relief;\befreit aufatmen to breathe [or heave] a sigh of relief
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