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1 stärken
I v/t1. strengthen (auch fig.); (Gesundheit) build up; (Mut, Selbstsicherheit) boost, build up; (Macht) increase; jemandem den Rücken stärken back s.o. up2. (Wäsche) starchII v/refl fortify o.s.; (etw. essen) have a bite to eat; (etw. trinken) have a drink; ich muss mich stärken auch I need something to revive me; mit einem Getränk: auch I need a drink* * *to brace; to starch; to invigorate; to boost; to fortify; to strengthen* * *stạ̈r|ken ['ʃtɛrkn]1. vt1) (= kräftigen) (lit, fig) to strengthen; Selbstbewusstsein to boost, to increase; Gesundheit to improveSee:→ Rückgrat2) (= erfrischen) to fortify3) Wäsche to starch2. vito be fortifying3. vrto fortify oneself* * *1) (to strengthen or refresh: The shower invigorated her.) invigorate2) (to stiffen (clothes) with starch.) starch* * *stär·ken[ˈʃtɛrkn̩]I. vt▪ etw \stärken1. (kräftigen) to strengthen sthdie Konzentrationsfähigkeit \stärken to improve concentration; s.a. Rücken2. (verbessern) to strengthen [or consolidate] sthein Hemd \stärken to starch a shirtII. vi▪ \stärkend fortifying, restorative\stärkendes Mittel tonic, restorativeIII. vr* * *1.transitives Verb1) (kräftigen, festigen; auch fig.) strengthen; boost <power, prestige>; <drink, food, etc.> fortify < person>jemandes Selbstbewusstsein stärken — (fig.) give somebody's self-confidence a boost
2) (steif machen) starch <washing etc.>2.reflexives Verb (sich erfrischen) fortify or refresh oneself3.intransitives Verb* * *A. v/t1. strengthen (auch fig); (Gesundheit) build up; (Mut, Selbstsicherheit) boost, build up; (Macht) increase;jemandem den Rücken stärken back sb up2. (Wäsche) starch* * *1.transitives Verb1) (kräftigen, festigen; auch fig.) strengthen; boost <power, prestige>; <drink, food, etc.> fortify < person>jemandes Selbstbewusstsein stärken — (fig.) give somebody's self-confidence a boost
2) (steif machen) starch <washing etc.>2.reflexives Verb (sich erfrischen) fortify or refresh oneself3.intransitives Verb* * *(Wäsche) v.to starch v. v.to buttress v.to strengthen v. -
2 heben
* * *to lift; to rise; to raise; to go up; to heave;sich heben(Stimmung) to soar* * *he|ben ['heːbn] pret hob [hoːp] ptp gehoben [gə'hoːbn]1. vt1) (= nach oben bewegen) to lift, to raise; Augenbraue, Kamera, Fernglas to raisedie Hand gegen jdn hében (geh) — to raise one's hand against sb
er hebt gern einen (inf) — he likes or enjoys a drink
See:→ auch gehoben2) (= nach oben befördern, hochheben) to lift; Wrack to raise, to bring up; Schatz to dig up; (SPORT ) Gewicht to lifter hob das Kind auf die Mauer/vom Baum — he lifted the child (up) onto the wall/ (down) from the tree
jdn auf die Schultern hében —
den Ball in den Strafraum/ins Tor hében — to lob the ball into the penalty area/goal
3) (= verbessern) Farbe to bring out, to enhance; Selbstbewusstsein, Effekt to heighten; Ertrag to increase; Geschäft to increase, to boost; Stimmung, Wohlstand to improve; Niveau to raise, to increase; jds Ansehen to boost, to enhancejds Stimmung hében — to cheer sb up
2. vrsich hében und senken (Schiff) — to rise and fall; (Busen) to heave
2) (geh = emporragen) to tower up, to rise up3) (= sich bessern) (Stimmung, Konjunktur, Handel) to improve4) (S Ger = sich halten) to hold on (an +dat to)3. vt imperses hebt jdm den Magen (inf) — sb feels sick
es hebt mich or es hebt mir den Magen, wenn ich das sehe (inf) — seeing that makes me feel sick or turns my stomach (inf)
4. vi2) (S Ger = haltbar sein) to hold; (Nahrungsmittel) to keep* * *1) (to lift (something heavy): he hoisted the sack on to his back; He hoisted the child up on to his shoulders.) hoist2) (to raise or lift by means of some apparatus, a rope etc: The cargo was hoisted on to the ship: They hoisted the flag.) hoist3) (the act of heaving: He gave one heave and the rock moved; the heave of the waves.) heave4) (to move or lift to a high(er) position: Raise your right hand; Raise the flag.) raise5) (to raise or bring to a higher position: The box was so heavy I couldn't lift it.) lift6) (the act of lifting: a lift of the eyebrows.) lift7) (to raise (a hand etc).) put up8) (to raise (the head etc): The snake reared its head.) rear* * *he·ben<hob, gehoben>[ˈhe:bn̩]I. vt1. (in die Höhe)hebt eure Füße! pick your feet up!die Achseln [o Schultern] \heben to shrug [one's shoulders]den Arm/das Bein/die Faust \heben to raise one's arm/leg/fistdie Augen \heben (geh) to look upden Blick zu jdm/etw \heben (geh) to look up to sb/sthdie Brauen \heben to raise one's eyebrows [or an eyebrow]die Hand gegen jdn \heben (geh) to raise one's hand to sbden Kopf \heben to raise [or lift] one's head50 kg/eine Last \heben to lift 50 kg/a load; Hebezeug a. to hoist 50 kg/a loadeinen Rekord \heben SPORT to lift a record weightdie Stimme \heben (geh) to raise one's voice2. (verlagern)▪ jdn/etw irgendwohin \heben to lift sb/sth somewhereetw in die Höhe \heben to lift up sth sepjdn/etw auf die Schultern \heben to lift sb/sth [up] on [to] [or put sb/sth on] one's shoulders, to shoulder stheine Tür aus den Angeln \heben to take a door off its hinges3. (bergen)ein Wrack \heben to raise a wreck4. (steigern)▪ etw \heben to improve sth; Umsatz a. to increase sth; Moral to boost sth; Niveau to improve [or raise] sth; Ruf to enhance sth; Farbe, Detail to emphasize sthjds Mut \heben to give sb couragejds Stimmung \heben to lift [or improve] sb's mood, to cheer up sb sepeinen \heben gehen to go for a drinkdarauf müssen wir einen \heben! we'll have to drink to that!gern einen \heben to like to have a drink▪ etw \heben to hold sth▪ etw \heben to levy [or impose] sthII. vr1. (hochgehen)2. (hochsteigen)3. (zuziehen)6. (steigern)neun gegen neun [das] hebt sich the two nines cancel each otherIII. vi1. (arbeiten) to lift loadser musste den ganzen Tag schwer \heben he had to do a lot of heavy lifting all day2. SPORT to be a weightlifter, to do weightliftingbei dem Wetter hebt die Milch halt nicht the milk won't keep in this weather* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (nach oben bewegen) lift; raise; raise <baton, camera, glass>die Hand/den Arm heben — raise one's hand/arm
schlurft nicht, hebt die Füße! — pick your feet up!
die Stimme heben — (geh.) raise one's voice
einen heben — (ugs.) have a drink
jemanden auf die Schulter/von der Mauer heben — lift somebody [up] on to one's shoulders/[down] from the wall
4) (verbessern) raise, improve < standard, level>; increase <turnover, self-confidence>; improve < mood>; enhance < standing>; boost < morale>5) (unpers.)2.1) (geh.): (sich recken, sich erheben) risesich heben und senken — rise and fall; <sea, chest> rise and fall, heave
* * *heben; hebt, hob, hat gehobenA. v/t1. (Last, Gewichte etc) lift (auch Sport); (schwere Last) heave; (höher bewegen) (auch Augen, Hand, Glas) raise;einen heben umg hoist one4.sich (dat)einen Bruch heben MED rupture o.s. (by lifting heavy objects);heb dir bloß keinen Bruch iron don’t strain yourself!5. fig (Niveau, Qualität, Stimme etc) raise; (vermehren) increase; (verbessern) improve; (Wirkung etc) add to;jemandes Moral/Selbstbewusstsein heben boost sb’s morale/self-confidence7. unpers; umg:es hebt mich, wenn ich Blut sehe I feel sick if …B. v/r1. rise, go up; Vorhang, Nebel etc: lift;sich heben und senken rise and fall;2. Stimme: rise3. fig (sich verbessern) improve4. geh (emporragen) rise* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (nach oben bewegen) lift; raise; raise <baton, camera, glass>die Hand/den Arm heben — raise one's hand/arm
schlurft nicht, hebt die Füße! — pick your feet up!
die Stimme heben — (geh.) raise one's voice
einen heben — (ugs.) have a drink
2) (an eine andere Stelle bringen) liftjemanden auf die Schulter/von der Mauer heben — lift somebody [up] on to one's shoulders/[down] from the wall
4) (verbessern) raise, improve <standard, level>; increase <turnover, self-confidence>; improve < mood>; enhance < standing>; boost < morale>5) (unpers.)2.1) (geh.): (sich recken, sich erheben) risesich heben und senken — rise and fall; <sea, chest> rise and fall, heave
* * *v.(§ p.,pp.: hob, gehoben)= to heave v.to hoist v.to lift v. -
3 Heben
* * *to lift; to rise; to raise; to go up; to heave;sich heben(Stimmung) to soar* * *he|ben ['heːbn] pret hob [hoːp] ptp gehoben [gə'hoːbn]1. vt1) (= nach oben bewegen) to lift, to raise; Augenbraue, Kamera, Fernglas to raisedie Hand gegen jdn hében (geh) — to raise one's hand against sb
er hebt gern einen (inf) — he likes or enjoys a drink
See:→ auch gehoben2) (= nach oben befördern, hochheben) to lift; Wrack to raise, to bring up; Schatz to dig up; (SPORT ) Gewicht to lifter hob das Kind auf die Mauer/vom Baum — he lifted the child (up) onto the wall/ (down) from the tree
jdn auf die Schultern hében —
den Ball in den Strafraum/ins Tor hében — to lob the ball into the penalty area/goal
3) (= verbessern) Farbe to bring out, to enhance; Selbstbewusstsein, Effekt to heighten; Ertrag to increase; Geschäft to increase, to boost; Stimmung, Wohlstand to improve; Niveau to raise, to increase; jds Ansehen to boost, to enhancejds Stimmung hében — to cheer sb up
2. vrsich hében und senken (Schiff) — to rise and fall; (Busen) to heave
2) (geh = emporragen) to tower up, to rise up3) (= sich bessern) (Stimmung, Konjunktur, Handel) to improve4) (S Ger = sich halten) to hold on (an +dat to)3. vt imperses hebt jdm den Magen (inf) — sb feels sick
es hebt mich or es hebt mir den Magen, wenn ich das sehe (inf) — seeing that makes me feel sick or turns my stomach (inf)
4. vi2) (S Ger = haltbar sein) to hold; (Nahrungsmittel) to keep* * *1) (to lift (something heavy): he hoisted the sack on to his back; He hoisted the child up on to his shoulders.) hoist2) (to raise or lift by means of some apparatus, a rope etc: The cargo was hoisted on to the ship: They hoisted the flag.) hoist3) (the act of heaving: He gave one heave and the rock moved; the heave of the waves.) heave4) (to move or lift to a high(er) position: Raise your right hand; Raise the flag.) raise5) (to raise or bring to a higher position: The box was so heavy I couldn't lift it.) lift6) (the act of lifting: a lift of the eyebrows.) lift7) (to raise (a hand etc).) put up8) (to raise (the head etc): The snake reared its head.) rear* * *he·ben<hob, gehoben>[ˈhe:bn̩]I. vt1. (in die Höhe)hebt eure Füße! pick your feet up!die Achseln [o Schultern] \heben to shrug [one's shoulders]den Arm/das Bein/die Faust \heben to raise one's arm/leg/fistdie Augen \heben (geh) to look upden Blick zu jdm/etw \heben (geh) to look up to sb/sthdie Brauen \heben to raise one's eyebrows [or an eyebrow]die Hand gegen jdn \heben (geh) to raise one's hand to sbden Kopf \heben to raise [or lift] one's head50 kg/eine Last \heben to lift 50 kg/a load; Hebezeug a. to hoist 50 kg/a loadeinen Rekord \heben SPORT to lift a record weightdie Stimme \heben (geh) to raise one's voice2. (verlagern)▪ jdn/etw irgendwohin \heben to lift sb/sth somewhereetw in die Höhe \heben to lift up sth sepjdn/etw auf die Schultern \heben to lift sb/sth [up] on [to] [or put sb/sth on] one's shoulders, to shoulder stheine Tür aus den Angeln \heben to take a door off its hinges3. (bergen)ein Wrack \heben to raise a wreck4. (steigern)▪ etw \heben to improve sth; Umsatz a. to increase sth; Moral to boost sth; Niveau to improve [or raise] sth; Ruf to enhance sth; Farbe, Detail to emphasize sthjds Mut \heben to give sb couragejds Stimmung \heben to lift [or improve] sb's mood, to cheer up sb sepeinen \heben gehen to go for a drinkdarauf müssen wir einen \heben! we'll have to drink to that!gern einen \heben to like to have a drink▪ etw \heben to hold sth▪ etw \heben to levy [or impose] sthII. vr1. (hochgehen)2. (hochsteigen)3. (zuziehen)6. (steigern)neun gegen neun [das] hebt sich the two nines cancel each otherIII. vi1. (arbeiten) to lift loadser musste den ganzen Tag schwer \heben he had to do a lot of heavy lifting all day2. SPORT to be a weightlifter, to do weightliftingbei dem Wetter hebt die Milch halt nicht the milk won't keep in this weather* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (nach oben bewegen) lift; raise; raise <baton, camera, glass>die Hand/den Arm heben — raise one's hand/arm
schlurft nicht, hebt die Füße! — pick your feet up!
die Stimme heben — (geh.) raise one's voice
einen heben — (ugs.) have a drink
jemanden auf die Schulter/von der Mauer heben — lift somebody [up] on to one's shoulders/[down] from the wall
4) (verbessern) raise, improve < standard, level>; increase <turnover, self-confidence>; improve < mood>; enhance < standing>; boost < morale>5) (unpers.)2.1) (geh.): (sich recken, sich erheben) risesich heben und senken — rise and fall; <sea, chest> rise and fall, heave
* * ** * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (nach oben bewegen) lift; raise; raise <baton, camera, glass>die Hand/den Arm heben — raise one's hand/arm
schlurft nicht, hebt die Füße! — pick your feet up!
die Stimme heben — (geh.) raise one's voice
einen heben — (ugs.) have a drink
2) (an eine andere Stelle bringen) liftjemanden auf die Schulter/von der Mauer heben — lift somebody [up] on to one's shoulders/[down] from the wall
4) (verbessern) raise, improve <standard, level>; increase <turnover, self-confidence>; improve < mood>; enhance < standing>; boost < morale>5) (unpers.)2.1) (geh.): (sich recken, sich erheben) risesich heben und senken — rise and fall; <sea, chest> rise and fall, heave
* * *v.(§ p.,pp.: hob, gehoben)= to heave v.to hoist v.to lift v. -
4 Mut
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.1. (Tapferkeit) courage, bravery; (Schneid) pluck; umg. guts Pl.; (Verwegenheit) daring; Mut fassen take heart; für etw.: pluck up courage; jemandem Mut machen boost s.o.’s courage; ( auch jemandem Mut zusprechen) give s.o. a few words of encouragement; jemandem den Mut nehmen dishearten s.o.; den Mut verlieren oder sinken lassen lose heart; es gehört schon Mut dazu it takes a bit of courage; mir fehlt einfach der Mut ( dazu) I just haven’t got the courage (to do it); nur Mut! chin up!; umg. keep your pecker (Am. chin) up!; antrinken2. geh.: guten oder frohen Mutes sein be in good spirits; mit frohem oder frischem Mut cheerfully; zumute* * *der Mutcourage; spirit; gameness; gaminess; grit; pluckiness; spunkiness; guts; valor; valour* * *[muːt]m -(e)s,no pl zu +dat for); (= Zuversicht) heartMút haben — to have (a lot of) courage
keinen Mút haben — not to have any courage
mit frischem Mút — with new heart
nur Mút! — don't lose heart!, cheer up!, keep your pecker up! (Brit inf)
jdm den Mút nehmen — to discourage sb, to make sb lose heart
den Mút verlieren — to lose heart
Mút bekommen — to gain confidence
wieder Mút bekommen — to take heart
den Mút aufbringen, etw zu tun — to find the courage to do sth
jdm Mút zusprechen or machen — to encourage sb
sich gegenseitig Mút machen — to keep each other's spirits up
das gab ihr wieder neuen Mút — that gave her new heart
ihm sank der Mút — his heart sank
mit dem Mút der Verzweiflung — with the courage born of desperation or despair
der Mút zum Leben — the will to live
der Mút zur Lücke (hum) — the courage to admit when one doesn't know something
See:= zumutefrohen or guten Mútes sein — to be of good cheer (old), to be in good spirits
mit frohem Mút — with good cheer (old)
* * *(the quality that makes a person able to meet dangers without fear; bravery: It took courage to sail the Atlantic singlehanded.) courage* * *<-[e]s>[ˈmu:t]es gehört viel \Mut dazu, das zu tun it takes a lot of courage to do thatmir fehlt der \Mut, das zu tun I don't have the courage to do thatmit dem \Mut der Verzweiflung with the courage born of desperation\Mut/keinen \Mut haben to have/not have any courageden \Mut haben, etw zu tun to have the courage to do sthmit frischem \Mut with fresh heart [or cheer]jdm den \Mut nehmen to make sb lose heart, to discourage sbnur \Mut! take heart!jdm [wieder] \Mut machen to encourage sb, to give sb [fresh] heart* * *der; Mut[e]s1) courageallen od. all seinen Mut zusammennehmen — take one's courage in both hands; screw up one's courage
das gab od. machte ihr neuen Mut — that gave her new heart
2) (veralt.) inguten od. frohen Mutes sein — be in good spirits
* * *Mut fassen take heart; für etwas: pluck up courage;jemandem Mut machen boost sb’s courage; ( auchjemandem Mut zusprechen) give sb a few words of encouragement;jemandem den Mut nehmen dishearten sb;sinken lassen lose heart;es gehört schon Mut dazu it takes a bit of courage;mir fehlt einfach der Mut (dazu) I just haven’t got the courage (to do it);2. geh:frohen Mutes sein be in good spirits;* * *der; Mut[e]s1) courageallen od. all seinen Mut zusammennehmen — take one's courage in both hands; screw up one's courage
das gab od. machte ihr neuen Mut — that gave her new heart
nur Mut! — don't lose heart!; (trau dich) be brave!
2) (veralt.) inguten od. frohen Mutes sein — be in good spirits
* * *nur sing. m.audacity n.boldness n.courage n.gameness n.gaminess n.mettle n.pluckiness n.spunkiness n.valor n.valour n.
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