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(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Lineal) set, position; (die Arme) put by one’s sides; (die Ohren) put ( oder lay) back; (Säugling) put to the breast; (Holz, Kohle) put ( oder lay) on; siehe auch II, III.1.3. (anbringen) jemandem/einem Tier (Halfter, Halsband, Handschellen) apply (to), put on; einen Verband anlegen auch bandage s.o. up; jemandem Fesseln anlegen auch put s.o. in chains4. geh. (Kleid, Schmuck etc.) put on; förm. don5. (entwerfen) design; (Garten, Straße etc.) lay out; (Roman etc.) structure; (Kanal) cut, dig; (errichten) (Lager) pitch, make; eine breit angelegte Kampagne a broad ( oder widely-pitched) campaign, die Kampagne ist darauf angelegt zu (+ Inf.) the campaign is designed ( oder calculated) to (+ Inf.)7. (Geld) invest (in + Dat in), sink into umg.; mit Zinsen anlegen put out at interest; (ausgeben) spend ( für on); wie viel willst du anlegen? how much do you want to spend?; angelegt8. ETECH. (Spannung) feedIII v/i2. NAUT. land, put in, moor, (take) berth; längsseits: lie alongside; in einem Hafen anlegen call ( oder dock) at* * *(Garten) to plant;(Geld) to invest;(Kleidung) to put on;(Schiff) to dock; to berth; to land;(Verband) to apply;(Vorrat) to get in* * *ạn|le|gen sep1. vtan +acc against); Brett, Karte, Dominostein to lay (down) ( an +acc next to, beside); Lineal to position, to setdas Gewehr auf jdn/etw anlegen — to aim the gun at sb/sth
den Säugling anlegen — to put the baby to one's breast
3)See:→ Zügel4) Kartei, Akte to start; Datei to create; Vorräte to lay in; Garten, Gelände, Aufsatz, Bericht, Schaubild to lay out; Liste, Plan, Statistiken to draw up; Roman, Drama to structure6)es darauf anlegen, dass... — to be determined that...
du legst es wohl auf einen Streit mit mir an — you're determined to have a fight with me, aren't you?
See:→ auch angelegt2. vi1) (NAUT) to berth, to dock3) (= Gewehr anlegen) to aim (auf +acc at)3. vrsich mit jdm anlegen — to pick an argument or a quarrel or a fight with sb
* * *das1) (a place for coming ashore.) landing* * *an|le·genI. vt1. (erstellen)▪ etw \anlegen to compile stheine Liste \anlegen to draw up a list2. HORT▪ etw \anlegen to lay sth out3. (ansammeln)▪ etw \anlegen to lay sth in5. (fig)6. (daran legen)eine Leiter \anlegen to put a ladder upKarten \anlegen to lay down cards▪ etw \anlegen to don sth▪ jdm etw \anlegen to put sth on sb8. (ausrichten)etw auf eine bestimmte Dauer \anlegen to plan sth [to last] for a certain period▪ auf jdn/etw angelegt sein to be built for sb/sthdas Stadion ist auf 30.000 Besucher angelegt the stadium holds [or was built to hold] 30,000 spectators; s.a. MaßstabII. vi„legt an - Feuer!“ “take aim - fire!”▪ [bei jdm] \anlegen to lay down [cards] [on sb's hand]III. vr* * *1.transitives Verb1) (an etwas legen) put or lay < domino, card> [down] (an + Akk. next to); place, position <ruler, protractor> (an + Akk. on); put < ladder> up (an + Akk. against)einen strengen Maßstab [an etwas (Akk.)] anlegen — apply strict standards [to something]
die Flügel/Ohren anlegen — close its wings/lay its ears back
3) (geh.): (anziehen, umlegen) don; put on4) (schaffen) lay out <town, garden, plantation, street>; start < file, album>; compile <statistics, index>6) (investieren) invest7) (ausgeben) spend ( für on)8)es darauf anlegen, etwas zu tun — be determined to do something
2.er legt es auf einen Streit an — he is determined to have a fight
intransitives Verb1) (landen) moor2) (Kartenspiel) lay a card/cardsbei jemandem anlegen — lay a card/cards on somebody's hand
3) (Domino) play [a domino/dominoes]4) (zielen) aim (auf + Akk. at)3.reflexives Verbsich mit jemandem anlegen — pick an argument or quarrel with somebody
* * *anlegen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (Lineal) set, position; (die Arme) put by one’s sides; (die Ohren) put ( oder lay) back; (Säugling) put to the breast; (Holz, Kohle) put ( oder lay) on; → auch B, C 12.3. (anbringen) jemandem/einem Tier (Halfter, Halsband, Handschellen) apply (to), put on;jemandem Fesseln anlegen auch put sb in chains5. (entwerfen) design; (Garten, Straße etc) lay out; (Roman etc) structure; (Kanal) cut, dig; (errichten) (Lager) pitch, make;eine breit angelegte Kampagne a broad ( oder widely-pitched) campaign,6. (beginnen) (Akte, Sammlung etc) start; (Datei) create; (Kartei) set up; (Konto) open; (Vorrat) get in7. (Geld) invest (in +dat in), sink into umg;mit Zinsen anlegen put out at interest; (ausgeben) spend (für on);9. unpers:B. v/t & v/i:C. v/i1.anlegen auf (+akk) Schütze: (take) aim atin einem Hafen* * *1.transitives Verb1) (an etwas legen) put or lay <domino, card> [down] (an + Akk. next to); place, position <ruler, protractor> (an + Akk. on); put < ladder> up (an + Akk. against)einen strengen Maßstab [an etwas (Akk.)] anlegen — apply strict standards [to something]
die Flügel/Ohren anlegen — close its wings/lay its ears back
3) (geh.): (anziehen, umlegen) don; put on4) (schaffen) lay out <town, garden, plantation, street>; start <file, album>; compile <statistics, index>5) (gestalten, entwerfen) structure <story, novel>6) (investieren) invest7) (ausgeben) spend ( für on)8)2.es darauf anlegen, etwas zu tun — be determined to do something
intransitives Verb1) (landen) moor2) (Kartenspiel) lay a card/cardsbei jemandem anlegen — lay a card/cards on somebody's hand
3) (Domino) play [a domino/dominoes]4) (zielen) aim (auf + Akk. at)3.reflexives Verbsich mit jemandem anlegen — pick an argument or quarrel with somebody
* * *(Vorrat) v.to lay down stock expr. (Schiff) v.to put in to port expr. v.to apply (to) v.to apply v. -
4 anbandeln
ạn|ban|deln ['anbandln] (S Ger, Aus) ['anbɛndln]vi sep1) (= Bekanntschaft schließen) to take up (mit with)* * *an|bän·deln[ˈanbɛndl̩n]vi1. (Liebesbeziehung beginnen)▪ mit jdm \anbändeln to take up with sb▪ mit jdm \anbändeln to start an argument with sb* * *mit jemandem anbandeln — get off with somebody (Brit. coll.); pick somebody up
* * *mit jemandem anbandeln Beziehung: try to get friendly with sb allg; Streit: start an argument with sb, pick a fight ( oder quarrel) with sb allg* * *mit jemandem anbandeln — get off with somebody (Brit. coll.); pick somebody up
* * *v.to flirt with v. -
5 anbändeln
ạn|ban|deln ['anbandln] (S Ger, Aus) ['anbɛndln]vi sep1) (= Bekanntschaft schließen) to take up (mit with)* * *an|bän·deln[ˈanbɛndl̩n]vi1. (Liebesbeziehung beginnen)▪ mit jdm \anbändeln to take up with sb▪ mit jdm \anbändeln to start an argument with sb* * *mit jemandem anbandeln — get off with somebody (Brit. coll.); pick somebody up
* * *mit jemandem anbandeln Beziehung: try to get friendly with sb allg; Streit: start an argument with sb, pick a fight ( oder quarrel) with sb allg* * *mit jemandem anbandeln — get off with somebody (Brit. coll.); pick somebody up
* * *v.to flirt with v. -
6 der Streit
- {altercation} cuộc cãi nhau, cuộc cãi lộn, cuộc đấu khẩu - {bicker} - {breeze} ruồi trâu, than cám, gió nhẹ, gió brizơ, sự cãi cọ, sự nổi cáu - {broil} thịt nướng - {collision} sự đụng, sự va, sự va chạm, sự xung đột - {conflict} sự tranh giành, cuộc xung đột, sự đối lập, sự mâu thuẫn - {contention} sự cãi nhau, sự tranh luận, sự tranh chấp, sự bất hoà, sự ganh đua, sự đua tranh, sự cạnh tranh, luận điểm, luận điệu - {contest} cuộc tranh luận, cuộc tranh cãi, cuộc thi, trận đấu, trận giao tranh, cuộc chiến đấu, cuộc đấu tranh - {controversy} sự tranh cãi, cuộc bàn cãi, cuộc luận chiến, cuộc bút chiến - {disagreement} sự khác nhau, sự không giống nhau, sự không hợp, sự không thích hợp, sự bất đồng, sự không đồng ý kiến - {encounter} sự gặp gỡ, sự bắt gặp, sự gặp phải, cuộc gặp gỡ, sự chạm trán, sự đọ sức, cuộc chạm trán, cuộc đọ sức, cuộc đấu - {feud} thái ấp, đất phong, mối hận thù, mối cừu hận, mối thù truyền kiếp - {fight} sự đấu tranh, sự chiến đấu, trận đánh, sự lục đục, khả năng chiến đấu, tính hiếu chiến, máu hăng - {fray} cuộc ẩu đả, cuộc đánh nhau - {jar} vại, lọ, bình, chai,) on the jar, on a jar, on jar hé mở, tiếng động chói tai, tiếng ken két làm gai người, sự rung chuyển mạnh, sự chao đảo mạnh, sự choáng người, sự choáng óc - sự gai người, sự bực bội, sự khó chịu, sự không hoà hợp, sự rung, sự chấn động - {quarrel} sự câi nhau, sự gây chuyện, sự sinh sự, mối tranh chấp, mối bất hoà, cớ để phàn nàn, cớ để rầy rà - {row} hàng, dây, dãy nhà phố, hàng ghế, hàng cây, luống, cuộc đi chơi thuyền, sự chèo thuyền, sự om sòm, sự huyên náo, cuộc câi lộn, cuộc đánh lộn, sự khiển trách, sự quở trách, sự mắng mỏ - {scrap} mảnh nhỏ, mảnh rời, đầu thừa đuôi thẹo, mấu thừa, đoạn cắt, ảnh cắt, kim loại vụn, phế liệu, tóp mỡ, bã cá - {set-to} cuộc đấm nhau - {spar} trụ, cột, xà dọc, Spat, cuộc chọi gà, cuộc đấu võ, sự đấu khẩu - {squabble} sự cãi nhau ầm ĩ, sự cãi vặt với nhau - {strife} - {variance} sự không đi đôi, sự không ăn khớp, sự xích mích, sự thay đổi - {war} chiến tranh, đấu tranh - {wrangle} = im Streit {at feud}+ = der laute Streit {brawl}+ = Streit suchen {to pick a quarrel}+ = der heftige Streit {dispute}+ = Streit bekommen [mit] {to run up [against]}+ = Streit anfangen [mit] {to start a quarrel [with]}+ = in Streit geraten [mit] {to fall foul [of]}+ = den Streit beginnen {to open the ball}+ = Schluß mit dem Streit! {a truce to quarrelling!}+ = er legte den Streit bei {he settles the quarrel}+ -
7 anbandeln,
anbändeln v/i (trennb., hat -ge-) umg.: mit jemandem anbandeln Beziehung: try to get friendly with s.o. allg.; Streit: start an argument with s.o., pick a fight ( oder quarrel) with s.o. allg. -
8 anbandeln,
anbändeln v/i (trennb., hat -ge-) umg.: mit jemandem anbandeln Beziehung: try to get friendly with s.o. allg.; Streit: start an argument with s.o., pick a fight ( oder quarrel) with s.o. allg.
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