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1 Beklemmung
f1. durch Enge verursacht: suffocating feeling2. fig. feeling of unease, sense of anxiety; (Angst) feeling of fear; stärker: oppressive feeling; bei diesem Gedanken bekomme ich Beklemmungen the thought of it makes me feel oppressed, full of apprehension ( oder trepidation); Beklemmungen haben feel very uneasy; bei enger Kleidung: feel restricted* * *die Beklemmungfear; anxiety; pang* * *Be|klẹm|mung [bə'klɛmʊŋ]f -, -en usu plfeeling of oppressiveness; (= Gefühl der Angst) feeling of apprehension or trepidationBeklemmungen haben — to feel oppressed; to be full of apprehension or trepidation; (bei enger Kleidung) to feel restricted
* * *Be·klem·mung<-, -en>f constriction\Beklemmungen bekommen/haben to start to feel/to feel oppressed [or full of apprehension]* * *die; Beklemmung, Beklemmungen oppressive feeling; (Angst) [feeling of] unease; (stärker) [feeling of] apprehension* * *1. durch Enge verursacht: suffocating feelingbei diesem Gedanken bekomme ich Beklemmungen the thought of it makes me feel oppressed, full of apprehension ( oder trepidation);Beklemmungen haben feel very uneasy; bei enger Kleidung: feel restricted* * *die; Beklemmung, Beklemmungen oppressive feeling; (Angst) [feeling of] unease; (stärker) [feeling of] apprehension* * *f.anxiety n. -
2 erfahren
(unreg.)I v/t1. (Kenntnis erhalten) learn (of); (gesagt bekommen) hear (about), be told (about, of); (entdecken) find out (about); discover; ich habe nichts davon erfahren auch nobody told me anything ( oder about it); sie hat es durch die Zeitung erfahren she read about it in the newspaper(s); ich habe es nur durch Zufall erfahren I only found out by chance, it was only a fluke that I heard (about it)2. geh. Person: (erleben) experience; (erleiden) suffer, undergo; (empfangen) get; etw. am eigenen Leibe erfahren experience s.th. personally, go through s.th. o.s.—I P.P. erfahren1II Adj. experienced (in + Dat in), practi|sed (Am. -ced) (in); erfahren in (+ Dat) (bewandert) auch well versed in; er ist sehr erfahren auch he’s got a lot of experience, he really knows the score umg. ( oder what he’s doing); er ist in diesen Dingen sehr erfahren auch he’s an old hand at that sort of thing* * *skilful (Adj.); conversant (Adj.); to learn ( Verb); practiced (Adj.); to get to know ( Verb); to discover ( Verb); to hear ( Verb); to find out ( Verb); experienced (Adj.); practised (Adj.); skillful (Adj.); adept (Adj.)* * *er|fah|ren I [ɛɐ'faːrən] ptp erfahren irreg1. vtwenn der Chef das erfährt, wird er wütend — if the boss gets to hear about it or finds that out he'll be furious
etw zu erfáhren suchen — to try to find out sth
darf man Ihre Absichten erfáhren? — might one inquire as to your intentions?
2) (= erleben) to experience; (= erleiden auch) Rückschlag to suffer; (= empfangen) Liebe, Verständnis to receive; Veränderungen etc to undergo2. vito hear (von about, of) II [ɛɐ'faːrən]adjexperienced* * *1) (having gained knowledge from experience; skilled: an experienced mountaineer.) experienced2) (to have experience of; to feel: I have never before experienced such rudeness!) experience3) ((with at or on) skilled through training or practice: an expert car designer; I'm expert at map-reading; Get expert advice on plumbing.) expert4) expertly5) (to get to know: It was then that I learned that she was dead.) learn6) (experienced: seasoned political campaigners.) seasoned7) ((of a person etc) having skill, especially skill gained by training: a skilled craftsman; She is skilled at all types of dressmaking.) skilled8) ((of a person) having a great deal of experience and worldly wisdom, knowledge of how to dress elegantly etc: a sophisticated young man; She has become very sophisticated since she went to live in London.) sophisticated* * *er·fah·ren1[ɛɐ̯ˈfa:rən]I. vt1. (zu hören bekommen)▪ etw [von jdm] [über jdn/etw] \erfahren Nachricht, Neuigkeit etc. to hear [or find out] sth [from sb] [about sb/sth]▪ etw \erfahren to learn of sthdarf man Ihre Absichten \erfahren? might we enquire as to your intentions?▪ etw \erfahren to experience sthin seinem Leben hat er viel Liebe \erfahren he experienced a lot of love in his life▪ etw \erfahren to undergo sther·fah·ren2[ɛɐ̯ˈfa:rən]adj (versiert) experienced* * *Iunregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) find out; learn; (hören) hearetwas über jemanden/etwas erfahren — find out or hear something about somebody/something
etwas von etwas erfahren — find out or learn/hear something about something
etwas durch jemanden/etwas erfahren — learn of something from somebody/something
2) (geh.): (erleben) experienceIIviel Leid/Kummer erfahren — suffer much sorrow/anxiety
Adjektiv experienced* * *erfahren1 (irr)A. v/t1. (Kenntnis erhalten) learn (of); (gesagt bekommen) hear (about), be told (about, of); (entdecken) find out (about); discover;sie hat es durch die Zeitung erfahren she read about it in the newspaper(s);ich habe es nur durch Zufall erfahren I only found out by chance, it was only a fluke that I heard (about it)etwas am eigenen Leibe erfahren experience sth personally, go through sth o.s.B. v/i:erfahren von get to know about, hear about ( oder that …)erfahren2A. pperf → erfahren1B. adj experienced (in +dat in), practised (US -ced) (in);erfahren in (+dat) (bewandert) auch well versed in;er ist sehr erfahren auch he’s got a lot of experience, he really knows the score umg ( oder what he’s doing);* * *Iunregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) find out; learn; (hören) hearetwas über jemanden/etwas erfahren — find out or hear something about somebody/something
etwas von etwas erfahren — find out or learn/hear something about something
etwas durch jemanden/etwas erfahren — learn of something from somebody/something
2) (geh.): (erleben) experienceIIviel Leid/Kummer erfahren — suffer much sorrow/anxiety
Adjektiv experienced* * *adj.experienced adj.expert adj.learned adj.practical adj.skilfull (UK) adj.skillfull (US) adj.sophisticated adj. adv.adeptly adv. v.to adept v.to hear about something expr. -
3 Unbehagen
n1. (feeling of) unease; das Unbehagen an der Politik etc. wächst the feeling of discontent with politics etc. is growing* * *das Unbehagenuneasiness; unease; discomfort* * *Ụn|be|ha|gennt(feeling of) uneasiness or disquiet, uneasy feeling; (= Unzufriedenheit) discontent ( an +dat with); (körperlich) discomfort* * *das1) (the state of being uncomfortable; pain: Her broken leg caused her great discomfort.) discomfort2) (the state of being uneasy: I could not understand her apparent uneasiness.) uneasiness* * *Un·be·ha·gen[ˈʊnbəha:gn̩]nt uneasiness, apprehension, disquiet formmit \Unbehagen with apprehension [or an uneasy feeling]* * *das uneasiness, disquiet* * *1. (feeling of) unease;wächst the feeling of discontent with politics etc is growing* * *das uneasiness, disquiet* * *n.anxiety n.discomfort n.unease n.uneasiness n. -
4 behaglich
I Adj. comfortable; (heimelig) cosy (Am. cozy), homely, Am. homey; (zufrieden) contented smile etc.; es jemandem / sich (Dat) behaglich machen make s.o. / o.s. comfortable* * *comfortable (Adj.); agreeable (Adj.); cosy (Adj.); cozy (Adj.); at ease (Adv.); easy (Adj.); enjoyable (Adj.); comfy (Adj.); convenient (Adj.); snug (Adj.)* * *be|hag|lich [bə'haːklɪç]1. adjcosy; (= heimelig auch) snug, homely; (= bequem) comfortable; (= zufrieden) contented2. adv(= gemütlich) comfortably; (= genussvoll) contentedlybeháglich warm — comfortably warm
beháglich machen — to make oneself comfortable
beháglich in der Sonne sitzen — to sit comfortably in the sun
die Katze streckte sich beháglich — the cat stretched contentedly
* * *1) (free from pain, trouble, anxiety etc: He had an easy day at the office.) easy2) (comfortably or warmly: The girl had a scarf wrapped snugly round her neck.) snugly* * *be·hag·lich[bəˈha:klɪç]I. adjes sich dat auf dem Sofa/vor dem Kamin \behaglich machen to make oneself comfortable on the sofa/in front of the fire2. (genussvoll) contentedein \behagliches Schnurren a contented purringII. adv2. (genussvoll) contentedly* * *1.2.es jemandem/sich behaglich machen — make somebody/oneself comfortable
adverbial comfortably, cosily <warm, furnished>* * *es jemandem/sich (dat)behaglich machen make sb/o.s. comfortable* * *1.Adjektiv comfortable; comfortable, cosy <atmosphere, room, home, etc.>2.es jemandem/sich behaglich machen — make somebody/oneself comfortable
adverbial comfortably, cosily <warm, furnished>* * *adj.comfortable adj.comfy* adj.cosy adj.snug adj.snugly adj. adv.comfortably adv.cosily adv. -
5 sich grämen
1) (to worry or show anxiety or discontentment: She was always fretting about something or other.) fret2) (to feel sorrow.) grieve3) ((often with away) to lose strength, become weak (with pain, grief etc): Since his death she has been pining (away).) pine* * *(über) v.to fret (about) v.to grieve (over) v.to sorrow (over) v.
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