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1 abschwören
v/i (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) geh. (dem Glauben etc.) renounce; dem Alkohol abschwören give up drinking, swear off drink(ing), forswear drinking* * *das Abschwörenabjuration* * *ạb|schwö|ren sep1. viabschwören — to renounce sth
dem Terrorismus/Glauben/Teufel abschwören — to renounce terrorism/one's faith/the devil
dem Alkohol abschwören (inf) — to give up drinking
2. vtold = ableugnen) Schuld, Mittäterschaft to deny, to repudiate; Glauben to renounce* * *ab|schwö·ren1. (etw aufgeben) to give up [or abstain from] sthdem Alkohol \abschwören to abstain from alcohol2. (sich durch Schwur von etw lossagen) to renounce stheinem Glauben \abschwören to recant a belief* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verbdem Teufel/seinem Glauben abschwören — renounce the Devil/one's faith
dem Alkohol/Laster abschwören — forswear or swear off alcohol/vice
* * *abschwören v/i (irr, trennb, hat -ge-) geh (dem Glauben etc) renounce;dem Alkohol abschwören give up drinking, swear off drink(ing), forswear drinking* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verbdem Teufel/seinem Glauben abschwören — renounce the Devil/one's faith
dem Alkohol/Laster abschwören — forswear or swear off alcohol/vice
* * *v.to abjure v.to forswear v.
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