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1 Gefangene
* * *der Gefangenecaptive; prisoner* * *Ge|fạn|ge|ne(r) [gə'faŋənə]mf decl as adjcaptive; (= Sträfling, Kriegsgefangene, fig) prisoner500 Gefangene machen (Mil) — to take 500 prisoners
keine Gefangenen machen (Mil) — to take no prisoners (alive)
* * *(a prisoner: Two of the captives escaped.) captive* * *Ge·fan·ge·ne(r)\Gefangene machen to take prisonerskeine \Gefangenen machen (euph, a. fig) to take no prisoners [alive] euph, a. fig* * *der/die; adj. Dekl1) prisoner; captive2) (Häftling, KriegsGefangene) prisoner* * ** * *der/die; adj. Dekl1) prisoner; captive2) (Häftling, KriegsGefangene) prisoner* * *m.,f.prisoner n. -
2 Gefangener
captive; prisoner* * *Ge|fạn|ge|ne(r) [gə'faŋənə]mf decl as adjcaptive; (= Sträfling, Kriegsgefangene, fig) prisoner* * *Ge·fan·ge·ne(r)\Gefangener machen to take prisonerskeine \Gefangenern machen (euph, a. fig) to take no prisoners [alive] euph, a. fig -
3 Gefangene
Ge·fan·ge·ne(r) f(m)captive; ( im Gefängnis) prisoner; ( im Krieg) prisoner of war;\Gefangene machen to take prisoners;keine \Gefangenen machen (euph, a. fig) to take no prisoners [alive] (euph, a. fig) -
4 Gefangener
Ge·fan·ge·ne(r) f(m)captive; ( im Gefängnis) prisoner; ( im Krieg) prisoner of war;\Gefangener machen to take prisoners;keine \Gefangenern machen (euph, a. fig) to take no prisoners [alive] (euph, a. fig)
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