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1 sich außerstande/ außer Stande sehen, etw. zu tun
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2 eingestehen
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat) admit; Verbrechen: confess to; sie hat die Tat eingestanden she admitted that she had done it; er wollte (es) sich nicht eingestehen, dass er Angst hatte he didn’t want to admit to himself that he was afraid* * *to own; to confess; to admit; to avow; to profess* * *ein|ge|ste|hen ptp eingestandenvt septo admit, to confesséíngestehen, dass... — to admit to oneself that...
* * *(to admit that something is true: I own that I have not been working very hard.) own* * *ein|ge·ste·hen *I. vt▪ [jdm] etw \eingestehen to admit sth [to sb]die Schuld/das Versagen \eingestehen to admit [or confess] one's guilt/failureII. vr* * *[sich] eingestehen, dass... — admit [to oneself] that...
* * *sie hat die Tat eingestanden she admitted that she had done it;er wollte (es) sich nicht eingestehen, dass er Angst hatte he didn’t want to admit to himself that he was afraid* * *[sich] eingestehen, dass... — admit [to oneself] that...
* * *v.to admit to v.to own v.
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