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1 revendiquer
revendiquer [ʀ(ə)vɑ̃dike]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [+ chose due, droits] to demandb. [+ paternité, responsabilité] to claim ; [+ attentat, explosion] to claim responsibility for* * *ʀ(ə)vɑ̃dike1) ( réclamer) to demand [droit, augmentation]; to claim [héritage, trône, territoire]2) ( s'affirmer l'auteur de) to claim responsibility for [attentat]; to claim authorship of [livre]3) ( affirmer avoir) to claim4) ( être fier de) to proclaim [origines]* * *ʀ(ə)vɑ̃dike1. vt1) [droit] to demand, [territoire, héritage] to claim2) [responsabilité] to claim, [attentat] to claim responsibility for2. vi* * *revendiquer verb table: aimerA vtr2 ( s'affirmer l'auteur de) to claim responsibility for [attentat, action]; to claim authorship of [livre]; revendiquer un tableau to claim to be the painter of a painting; revendiquer la paternité to claim paternity; l'attentat n'a pas été revendiqué no-one has claimed responsibility for the attack; revendiquer la responsabilité de to take (full) responsibility for;3 ( affirmer avoir) to claim; un syndicat qui revendique 30 000 membres a union which claims a membership of 30,000;4 ( être fier de) to proclaim [origines, condition].[rəvɑ̃dike] verbe transitifle personnel revendique the staff are making demands ou have put in a claim -
2 Vaterschaft
Vaterschaft
paternity;
• ungeklärte Vaterschaft unclear paternity;
• Vaterschaft ableugnen to deny paternity;
• jds. Vaterschaft feststellen to affiliate a child to s. o.;
• auf Anerkennung der Vaterschaft klagen to claim one’s status;
• Vaterschaft für sich in Anspruch nehmen to claim paternity. -
3 anerkennen
v/t (unreg., trennb. oder untrennb., hat)1. (hoch schätzen) acknowledge; (würdigen) appreciate; (billigen) approve; man muss anerkennen, dass er sich bemüht hat all credit to him for trying ( oder doing his best)2. auch JUR. (akzeptieren, bestätigen, eingestehen) acknowledge; (Staat, Vertrag etc.) recognize ( als as); als gültig: auch accept; (einen Anspruch) allow; (Schuld, Verpflichtung etc.) admit, acknowledge; das erkenne ich an I will admit that; nicht anerkennen (Staat, Vertrag etc.) refuse to recognize; ein Tor nicht anerkennen disallow a goal; ein Kind / die Vaterschaft ( nicht) anerkennen (not) acknowledge a child / paternity3. WIRTS. (Wechsel) hono(u)r, accept; anerkannt* * *to approve; to confess; to profess; to avow; to recognize; to recognise; to acknowledge* * *ạn|er|ken|nen ptp a\#nerkanntvt sep or insep irregStaat, König, Rekord to recognize; Forderung auch, Rechnung to accept; Vaterschaft to accept, to acknowledge; (= würdigen) Leistung, Bemühung to appreciate; Meinung to respect; (= loben) to praiseals gleichwertiger Partner anerkannt sein — to be accepted as an equal partner
ihr anerkennender Blick — her appreciative look
See:→ auch anerkannt* * *1) (to admit, acknowledge: Everyone recognized his skill.) recognize2) (to be willing to have political relations with: Many countries were unwilling to recognize the new republic.) recognize3) (to accept as valid, well-qualified etc: I don't recognize the authority of this court.) recognize4) (to admit, acknowledge: Everyone recognized his skill.) recognise5) (to be willing to have political relations with: Many countries were unwilling to recognize the new republic.) recognise6) (to accept as valid, well-qualified etc: I don't recognize the authority of this court.) recognise* * *an|er·ken·nen *[ˈanʔɛɐ̯kɛnən]1. (offiziell akzeptieren)▪ etw [als etw] \anerkennen to recognize sth [as sth]jdn als Herrscher \anerkennen to acknowledge sb as rulerein Kind \anerkennen to acknowledge a child as one's owneine Forderung \anerkennen to accept a demand2. ÖKONeine Rechnung \anerkennen to accept a billSchulden \anerkennen to acknowledge debts3. (würdigen)▪ etw \anerkennen to appreciate sth, to recognize sth4. (gelten lassen)▪ etw \anerkennen to recognize sth▪ \anerkennen, dass to accept [or acknowledge] [the fact] thateine Meinung \anerkennen to respect an opinion* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) recognize <country, record, verdict, qualification, document>; acknowledge < debt>; accept <demand, bill, conditions, rules>; allow < claim, goal>2) (nicht leugnen) acknowledge3) (würdigen) acknowledge, appreciate <achievement, efforts>; appreciate < person>; respect <viewpoint, opinion>* * *anerkennen v/t (irr, trennb oder untrennb, hat)man muss anerkennen, dass er sich bemüht hat all credit to him for trying ( oder doing his best)als as); als gültig: auch accept; (einen Anspruch) allow; (Schuld, Verpflichtung etc) admit, acknowledge;das erkenne ich an I will admit that;nicht anerkennen (Staat, Vertrag etc) refuse to recognize;ein Tor nicht anerkennen disallow a goal;ein Kind/die Vaterschaft (nicht) anerkennen (not) acknowledge a child/paternity* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) recognize <country, record, verdict, qualification, document>; acknowledge < debt>; accept <demand, bill, conditions, rules>; allow <claim, goal>2) (nicht leugnen) acknowledge3) (würdigen) acknowledge, appreciate <achievement, efforts>; appreciate < person>; respect <viewpoint, opinion>* * *v.to acknowledge v.to recognise (UK) v.to recognize (US) v. -
4 erkennen
♦voorbeelden:naar hij zelf erkent • by his own admission2 iets niet erkennen • disown something 〈 verantwoordelijkheid, natuurlijk kind〉; 〈 juridisch〉 reject/disallow something 〈 vordering〉een natuurlijk kind erkennen • acknowledge a natural childeen regering erkennen • recognize a governmenthet vaderschap niet erkennen • deny paternityeen vordering erkennen • admit/recognize a claim 〈 bij faillissement〉een document als echt erkennen • recognize a document as genuineiemand als zijn meerdere erkennen • acknowledge someone as one's superior3 genoten weldaden erkennen • acknowledge/recognize benefits enjoyed
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