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1 Stöhnen
v/i1. groan ( vor + Dat with); vor Lust stöhnen moan with pleasure; alle stöhnen unter der Hitze everyone is groaning because of the heat; „Wasser!“, stöhnte er „Water!“ he moaned; unter dem Gewicht (+ Gen) stöhnen fig. groan under the weight of* * *das Stöhnengrunt* * *Stöh|nennt -s, no pl (lit, fig)groaning no pl; (= Stöhnlaut) groan* * *1) (to make a low sound of grief, pain etc: The wounded soldier moaned.) moan2) (a sound (as if) of grief, pain etc: a moan of pain; the moan of the wind.) moan3) (to produce a deep sound (because of pain, unhappiness etc): He groaned when he heard that he had failed his exam; The table was groaning with food (= there was a great deal of food on it).) groan4) (a deep sound: a groan of despair.) groan* * *Stöh·nen<-s>[ˈʃtø:nən]nt kein pl moan; (vor Schmerz) groanunter \Stöhnen sprechen to moan/groan, to speak through one's moans/groansetw unter \Stöhnen hervorstoßen to moan/groan out sth sep* * *intransitives Verb moan; (vor Schmerz) groan* * *A. v/i1. groan (vor +dat with);vor Lust stöhnen moan with pleasure;alle stöhnen unter der Hitze everyone is groaning because of the heat;„Wasser!“, stöhnte er “Water!” he moaned;unter dem Gewicht (+gen)stöhnen fig groan under the weight of2. (sich beklagen) moan, complain (über +akk about)(ein) leises Stöhnen soft moaning;da hilft kein Seufzen und kein Stöhnen moaning about it won’t get you anywhere* * *intransitives Verb moan; (vor Schmerz) groan* * *v.to groan v.to moan v. -
2 stöhnen
v/i1. groan ( vor + Dat with); vor Lust stöhnen moan with pleasure; alle stöhnen unter der Hitze everyone is groaning because of the heat; „Wasser!“, stöhnte er „Water!“ he moaned; unter dem Gewicht (+ Gen) stöhnen fig. groan under the weight of* * *das Stöhnengrunt* * *Stöh|nennt -s, no pl (lit, fig)groaning no pl; (= Stöhnlaut) groan* * *1) (to make a low sound of grief, pain etc: The wounded soldier moaned.) moan2) (a sound (as if) of grief, pain etc: a moan of pain; the moan of the wind.) moan3) (to produce a deep sound (because of pain, unhappiness etc): He groaned when he heard that he had failed his exam; The table was groaning with food (= there was a great deal of food on it).) groan4) (a deep sound: a groan of despair.) groan* * *Stöh·nen<-s>[ˈʃtø:nən]nt kein pl moan; (vor Schmerz) groanunter \Stöhnen sprechen to moan/groan, to speak through one's moans/groansetw unter \Stöhnen hervorstoßen to moan/groan out sth sep* * *intransitives Verb moan; (vor Schmerz) groan* * *A. v/i1. groan (vor +dat with);vor Lust stöhnen moan with pleasure;alle stöhnen unter der Hitze everyone is groaning because of the heat;„Wasser!“, stöhnte er “Water!” he moaned;unter dem Gewicht (+gen)stöhnen fig groan under the weight of2. (sich beklagen) moan, complain (über +akk about)(ein) leises Stöhnen soft moaning;da hilft kein Seufzen und kein Stöhnen moaning about it won’t get you anywhere* * *intransitives Verb moan; (vor Schmerz) groan* * *v.to groan v.to moan v. -
3 crouler
crouler [kʀule]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb[maison, mur] to collapse* * *kʀuleverbe intransitif1) ( s'effondrer) to collapse; ( se désagréger) to crumble2) ( être submergé)crouler sous — [personne] to be weighed down by
* * *kʀule vi1) (= ployer)crouler sous [poids] — to collapse under, [travail] to be snowed under with
crouler sous les applaudissements; La salle croulait sous les applaudissements. — The applause nearly brought the house down., The building shook with the thunderous applause.
2) (sans complément) vieilli (= s'écrouler) to collapse* * *crouler verb table: aimer vi1 [mur, bâtiment] ( s'effondrer) to collapse; ( se désagréger) to crumble; [butte de terre] to fall down; se laisser crouler dans un fauteuil to collapse into an armchair;2 ( aller à la ruine) [empire, pays, régime] to collapse; crouler de toutes parts to collapse on all sides;3 ( être submergé) crouler sous to be weighed down by [dettes, travail, projets]; [personne] to be inundated with [fleurs]; to be weighed down with [paquets]; [arbre] to be weighed down with [fruits]; [ville] to crumble under [obus]; crouler sous les applaudissements [salle] to resound with applause; crouler sous le poids de [meuble, étagère, table] to groan under the weight of.[krule] verbe intransitif -
4 jęczeć
to groan, to moan* * *ipf.- ę -ysz moan, groan; jęczeć z bólu groan in pain, moan with pain; jęczał, że... he moaned that...; jęczeć pod ciężarem czegoś groan under (the weight of) sth; jęczeć w niewoli przen. groan under the weight of oppression.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > jęczeć
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5 gemere
groan* * *gemere v. intr.1 to moan; to groan; to wail: il ferito giaceva gemendo, the wounded man lay groaning; la poveretta gemeva pietosamente, the poor thing was moaning piteously; il vento geme, the wind is moaning (o wailing); gemere di dolore, to groan in pain2 (fig.) ( soffrire) to groan, to suffer: gemere sotto il giogo della tirannia, to groan under the yoke of tyranny3 ( scricchiolare, cigolare) to creak, to groan: la porta gemeva sui cardini, the door creaked on its hinges; gli scaffali gemono sotto il peso dei libri, the shelves are groaning under the weight of books◆ v.tr. ( emettere, trasudare) to ooze, to trickle, to drip: una ferita che geme sangue, a bleeding wound; la parete geme acqua, the wall is oozing water.* * *['dʒɛmere]1) (lamentarsi) [ persona] to moan, to groan2) (emettere suoni) [ trave] to groan; [ vento] to moan* * *gemere/'dʒεmere/ [2](aus. avere)1 (lamentarsi) [ persona] to moan, to groan -
6 ję|knąć
pf — ję|czeć1 impf (jęknę — jęczysz, jęczał, jęczeli) vi 1. (pod wpływem bólu) to groan, to moan; (z wysiłku) to groan- chory jęczał the patient was groaning- jęknęła, podnosząc plecak she groaned as she lifted the rucksack2. przen. (brzmieć smutno) to wail, to whine- jęknęły skrzypce the violin wailed- tapczan aż jęknął pod jego ciężarem the divan groaned under his weight3. przen. (skarżyć się) to moan, to whine- odkąd stracił pracę, ciągle jęczał i narzekał after losing his job, he was constantly moaning and groaning- jęczała, że… she was moaning that…The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ję|knąć
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7 fjarg-viðrask
að, dep. to groan as under a weight; f. dýrin sein og þung, Bb. 3. 35: the phrase, f. um e-t, to groan, make a fuss about nothing.
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