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1 sich diebisch freuen über
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2 weiden
I v/i grazeII v/t (put out to) pasture, Am. auch rangeIII v/refl fig.: sich weiden an (+ Dat) revel in; schadenfroh: gloat over; einem Anblick: feast one’s eyes on* * *to browse; to graze; to pasture;sich weidento gloat* * *wei|den ['vaidn]1. vito graze2. vtto (put out to) graze, to put out to pasturewéíden — to feast one's eyes on sth
3. vrwéíden (fig) — to revel in sth; (sadistisch auch) to gloat over sth
* * *((of people) to glance through a book etc casually: I don't want to buy a book - I'm just browsing.) browse* * *wei·den[ˈvaidn̩]▪ Tiere \weiden to put animals out to graze [or pastureIII. vr2. (genießen)* * *1.intransitives, transitives Verb graze2.reflexives Verb1) (geh.)er od. sein Auge weidete sich an dem Anblick — he feasted his eyes on the sight
2)sich an jemandes Schmerz (Dat.) weiden — gloat over somebody's pain
* * *A. v/i grazeB. v/t (put out to) pasture, US auch rangeC. v/r fig:* * *1.intransitives, transitives Verb graze2.reflexives Verb1) (geh.)er od. sein Auge weidete sich an dem Anblick — he feasted his eyes on the sight
2)sich an jemandes Schmerz (Dat.) weiden — gloat over somebody's pain
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3 Frohlocken
geh.I v/i (untr., hat)* * *to rejoice; to crow; to exult; to be glad; to enjoy* * *froh|lọ|cken [fro'lɔkn] ptp frohlo\#cktvi (geh)to rejoice ( über +acc over, at); (vor Schadenfreude auch) to gloat ( über +acc over, bei at)* * *((with in or at) to be very happy; to rejoice: They exulted in their victory / at the news of their victory.) exult* * *froh·lo·cken *[froˈlɔkn̩]vi (geh)1. (Schadenfreude empfinden) to gloat [over sth]* * *intransitives Verb (geh.) rejoice; exult* * *frohlocken gehA. v/i (untrennb, hat)1. geh rejoice (2. KIRCHE obs Engel etc:dem Herrn frohlocken sing joyfully unto the Lord* * *intransitives Verb (geh.) rejoice; exult* * *v.to exult v.to rejoice v. -
4 frohlocken
geh.I v/i (untr., hat)* * *to rejoice; to crow; to exult; to be glad; to enjoy* * *froh|lọ|cken [fro'lɔkn] ptp frohlo\#cktvi (geh)to rejoice ( über +acc over, at); (vor Schadenfreude auch) to gloat ( über +acc over, bei at)* * *((with in or at) to be very happy; to rejoice: They exulted in their victory / at the news of their victory.) exult* * *froh·lo·cken *[froˈlɔkn̩]vi (geh)1. (Schadenfreude empfinden) to gloat [over sth]* * *intransitives Verb (geh.) rejoice; exult* * *frohlocken gehA. v/i (untrennb, hat)1. geh rejoice (2. KIRCHE obs Engel etc:dem Herrn frohlocken sing joyfully unto the Lord* * *intransitives Verb (geh.) rejoice; exult* * *v.to exult v.to rejoice v. -
5 schadenfroh
I Adj. gloating; schadenfrohes Gelächter malicious laughter, laughter at the expense of others; ich mag keine schadenfrohen Menschen I don’t like people who gloat over the discomfort of othersII Adv. grinsen, bemerken: gloatingly, with malicious pleasure* * *gloating* * *scha|den|froh1. adjgloating2. advwith malicious delight; sagen gloatingly* * *scha·den·frohI. adj malicious, gloatingeine \schadenfrohe Stimme a voice full of gloating▪ \schadenfroh sein to delight in others' misfortunesII. adv\schadenfroh grinsen to grin with gloating* * *1.Adjektiv gloating2.adverbial with malicious pleasure* * *A. adj gloating;schadenfrohes Gelächter malicious laughter, laughter at the expense of others;ich mag keine schadenfrohen Menschen I don’t like people who gloat over the discomfort of othersB. adv grinsen, bemerken: gloatingly, with malicious pleasure* * *1.Adjektiv gloating2.adverbial with malicious pleasure* * *adj.mischievous adj. -
6 Ergötzen
geh.II v/refl: sich ergötzen an (+ Dat) enjoy; stärker: delight ( oder revel) in, love; (sich amüsieren über) be amused by; (einem Anblick) feast one’s eyes on; schadenfroh: gloat at ( oder over)* * *das Ergötzendelectation* * *er|gọ̈t|zen [ɛɐ'gœtsn] ptp ergö\#tzt1. vtto delightzum Ergötzen aller — to everyone's delight
2. vrergötzen — to be amused by sth, to take delight in sth; (schadenfroh auch, böswillig) to gloat over sth
* * *er·göt·zen *[ɛɐ̯ˈgœtsn̩]▪ jdn \ergötzen to amuse sbzu jds E\ergötzen to sb's amusement [or delight* * *das; Ergötzens (geh.) delight* * *ergötzen gehB. v/r:sich ergötzen an (+dat) enjoy; stärker: delight ( oder revel) in, love; (sich amüsieren über) be amused by; (einem Anblick) feast one’s eyes on; schadenfroh: gloat at ( oder over)zu jemandes Ergötzen to sb’s delight* * *das; Ergötzens (geh.) delight* * *n.delectation n. -
7 ergötzen
geh.II v/refl: sich ergötzen an (+ Dat) enjoy; stärker: delight ( oder revel) in, love; (sich amüsieren über) be amused by; (einem Anblick) feast one’s eyes on; schadenfroh: gloat at ( oder over)* * *das Ergötzendelectation* * *er|gọ̈t|zen [ɛɐ'gœtsn] ptp ergö\#tzt1. vtto delightzum Ergötzen aller — to everyone's delight
2. vrergötzen — to be amused by sth, to take delight in sth; (schadenfroh auch, böswillig) to gloat over sth
* * *er·göt·zen *[ɛɐ̯ˈgœtsn̩]▪ jdn \ergötzen to amuse sbzu jds E\ergötzen to sb's amusement [or delight* * *das; Ergötzens (geh.) delight* * *ergötzen gehB. v/r:sich ergötzen an (+dat) enjoy; stärker: delight ( oder revel) in, love; (sich amüsieren über) be amused by; (einem Anblick) feast one’s eyes on; schadenfroh: gloat at ( oder over)zu jemandes Ergötzen to sb’s delight* * *das; Ergötzens (geh.) delight* * *n.delectation n. -
8 aufgeilen
(trennb., hat -ge-) vulg.I v/t turn s.o. on (auch fig.) umg., get s.o. worked upII v/refl: sich aufgeilen an (+ Dat) be turned on by umg., get o.s. worked up with; fig. an einem Auto etc.: go bananas over umg.; an jemandes Missgeschick etc.: get a kick out of umg., gloat over allg.* * *auf|gei|len ['aufgailən]vr sep (sl)* * *auf|gei·len* * *transitives Verb (salopp)jemanden [mit/durch etwas] aufgeilen — get somebody randy [with something]
sich [an etwas (Dat.)] aufgeilen — get randy [with something]; (fig.) get worked up [about something]
* * *aufgeilen (trennb, hat -ge-) vulgB. v/r:sich aufgeilen an (+dat) be turned on by umg, get o.s. worked up with; fig an einem Auto etc: go bananas over umg; an jemandes Missgeschick etc: get a kick out of umg, gloat over allg* * *transitives Verb (salopp)jemanden [mit/durch etwas] aufgeilen — get somebody randy [with something]
sich [an etwas (Dat.)] aufgeilen — get randy [with something]; (fig.) get worked up [about something]
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9 jubilieren
v/i2. Vogel: trill, carol* * *ju|bi|lie|ren [jubi'liːrən] ptp jubiliertvi (liter)to rejoice (liter); (Vögel) to sing joyfully* * *ju·bi·lie·ren *[jubiˈli:rən]vi (geh)1. (jubeln) to celebrate [sth]es besteht Anlass zu \jubilieren this calls for a celebration* * ** * *jubilieren v/i1. rejoice (2. Vogel: trill, carol* * * -
10 amüsieren
II v/refl (sich die Zeit vertreiben) amuse o.s. ( mit with); (sich gut unterhalten) enjoy o.s., have fun, have a good / grand time; wir haben uns amüsiert wie noch nie we had the time of our lives; sich amüsieren über (+ Akk) be amused at ( oder by), (sich lustig machen) make fun of; schadenfroh: gloat over* * *to amuse;sich amüsierento enjoy oneself; to be on the loose; to amuse oneself* * *amü|sie|ren [amy'ziːrən] ptp amüsiert1. vtto amuselassen Sie sich ein bisschen amüsíéren — have some fun
amüsiert zuschauen — to look on amused or with amusement
2. vr(= sich vergnügen) to enjoy oneself, to have a good time, to have funsich mit etw amüsíéren — to amuse oneself with sth; (iro) to keep oneself amused with sth
amüsíéren — to find sth funny
sich darüber amüsíéren, dass... — to find it funny that...
sich mit jdm amüsíéren — to have a good time with sb
* * *1) (to make (someone) laugh: I was amused at the monkey's antics.) amuse2) (to amuse: The funny story tickled him.) tickle* * *amü·sie·ren *[amyˈzi:rən]I. vramüsiert euch gut! have a good time!II. vt▪ jdn \amüsieren to amuse sbdu grinst? was amüsiert dich denn so? what are you grinning about?dein Benehmen amüsiert mich nicht sehr! I don't find your behaviour very amusing!etw zum Amüsieren finden to find sth amusing* * *1.reflexives Verbamüsier dich gut! — enjoy yourself!; have a good time!
sich mit jemandem amüsieren — have fun or a good time with somebody
2) (belustigt sein) be amused2.sich über jemanden/etwas amüsieren — find somebody/something funny; (über jemanden/etwas lachen) laugh at somebody/something; (jemanden verspotten) make fun of somebody/something
transitives Verb amuseamüsiert zusehen — look on with amusement
* * *die Bemerkung amüsierte ihn he was amused by the remarkB. v/r (sich die Zeit vertreiben) amuse o.s. (wir haben uns amüsiert wie noch nie we had the time of our lives;sich amüsieren über (+akk) be amused at ( oder by), (sich lustig machen) make fun of; schadenfroh: gloat over* * *1.reflexives Verb1) (sich vergnügen) enjoy oneself; have a good timeamüsier dich gut! — enjoy yourself!; have a good time!
sich mit jemandem amüsieren — have fun or a good time with somebody
2) (belustigt sein) be amused2.sich über jemanden/etwas amüsieren — find somebody/something funny; (über jemanden/etwas lachen) laugh at somebody/something; (jemanden verspotten) make fun of somebody/something
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11 laben
I v/refl refresh o.s., revive o.s. (an + Dat with); sich laben an (+ Dat) fig. relish; mit Schadenfreude: gloat over; sich an einem Anblick laben fig. feast one’s eyes on* * *to refresh* * *la|ben ['laːbn] (liter)1. vrto feast (oneself) ( an +dat on); (an einer Quelle etc) to refresh oneself ( mit, an +dat with)wir labten uns an dem Anblick — we drank in the view, we feasted our eyes on the view
2. vt(Mensch) to feast; (Quelle) to refresh* * *la·ben[ˈla:bn̩]▪ jdn \laben to refresh [or revive] sb* * *1.(geh.) transitives Verb2.reflexives Verb refresh oneself (an + Dat., mit with)* * *A. v/r refresh o.s., revive o.s. (an +dat with);laben fig feast one’s eyes onB. v/t refresh, revive;das Auge laben fig delight the eye* * *1.(geh.) transitives Verb2.reflexives Verb refresh oneself (an + Dat., mit with)* * *v.to refresh v. -
12 frohlocken
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13 sich weiden
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14 triumphieren
v/i (Triumphgefühl empfinden) triumph; schadenfroh: gloat pej.; (siegen) triumph; über einen Gegner / eine Krankheit triumphieren triumph over an opponent / a disease; am Ende triumphierte die Gerechtigkeit justice triumphed in the end, in the end justice was served* * *to triumph; to crow* * *tri|um|phie|ren [triʊm'fiːrən] ptp triumphiertvi(= frohlocken) to rejoice, to exultüber jdn/etw triumphíéren (geh) — to triumph over sb/sth, to overcome sb/sth
* * *1) exult2) (to win a victory: The Romans triumphed (over their enemies).) triumph* * *tri·um·phie·ren *[triʊmˈfi:rən]vi (geh)1. (frohlocken) to rejoice [or exult]höhnisch \triumphieren to gloat▪ über jdn \triumphieren to triumph over sb* * *intransitives Verb1) (Genugtuung empfinden) exult2) (siegen) be triumphant or victorious; triumph (lit. or fig.) (über + Akk. over)* * *über einen Gegner/eine Krankheit triumphieren triumph over an opponent/a disease;am Ende triumphierte die Gerechtigkeit justice triumphed in the end, in the end justice was served* * *intransitives Verb1) (Genugtuung empfinden) exult2) (siegen) be triumphant or victorious; triumph (lit. or fig.) (über + Akk. over) -
15 triumphieren
tri·um·phie·ren * [triʊmʼfi:rən]vi( geh)höhnisch \triumphieren to gloat2) ( erfolgreich sein)über jdn \triumphieren to triumph over sb; -
16 sich weiden
(to look at or think about with wicked pleasure: He gloated over his rival's failure.) gloat -
17 weiden
- {to browse} cho gặm, gặm, đọc lướt qua, xem lướt qua, đọc bỏ quãng - {to crop} gặt, hái, gieo, trồng, xén, hớt, cắt ngắn, thu hoạch - {to depasture} gặm cỏ, ăn cỏ, cho gặm cỏ chăn - {to graze} lướt qua, sượt qua, làm sầy da, làm xước da, sạt qua - {to pasture} chăn thả = sich weiden [an] {to gloat [on,upon,over]; to regale oneself [with]; to revel [in]}+
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