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1 châtier
châtier [∫αtje]➭ TABLE 7 transitive verb(literary = punir) to chastise* * *ʃɑtjeverbe transitif liter1) ( punir) to punish [fautif, délit]châtier quelqu'un pour son insolence, châtier l'insolence de quelqu'un — to punish somebody for his/her insolence
2) ( soigner) to polish [style]; to refine [langage]••qui aime bien châtie bien — Proverbe spare the rod and spoil the child Proverbe
* * *ʃɒtje vt1) (= punir) to punish, to castigate2) fig, [style] to polish, to refine* * *1 ( punir) to punish [fautif, criminel]; to punish [faute, délit]; châtier qn pour son insolence, châtier l'insolence de qn to punish sb for his/her insolence;2 ( soigner) to polish [style]; to refine [langage]; parler un français châtié to speak very proper French;3 Relig to mortify [chair, corps].[ʃatje] verbe transitif -
2 gehoben
I P.P. hebenII Adj.1. Stellung: high, senior; der gehobene Dienst the higher levels Pl. (Am. grades Pl.) of the Civil Service2. Stil: elevated; gehobene Ansprüche expensive tastes; Güter des gehobenen Bedarfs WIRTS. luxuries and semi-luxuries* * *(Position) high;(Stil) elevated* * *ge|ho|ben [gə'hoːbn] ptp von heben1. adjSprache, Ausdrucksweise elevated, lofty; (= anspruchsvoll) Ausstattung, Unterhaltungsprogramm sophisticated; Stellung senior, high; Stimmung elated; Ansprüche high; Mittelschicht upperein Hotel der gehóbenen Kategorie — a luxury hotel
Güter des gehóbenen Bedarfs — semi-luxuries
gehóbener Dienst — professional and executive levels of the civil service
2. advsich gehóben ausdrücken — to use elevated language
* * *(high in rank, position etc; noble; important.) exalted* * *ge·ho·ben[gəˈho:bn̩]II. adj1. LING elevated, refined2. (anspruchsvoll) sophisticated, refined3. (höher) senior4. (froh) festivein \gehobener Stimmung sein to be in a festive mood [or high spirits]* * *1.2. Part. v. heben2.der gehobene Dienst — the higher [levels of the] Civil Service
3) (gewählt) elevated, refined <language, expression>3.sich gehoben ausdrücken — use elevated or refined language
* * *B. adj1. Stellung: high, senior;2. Stil: elevated;gehobene Ansprüche expensive tastes;Güter des gehobenen Bedarfs WIRTSCH luxuries and semi-luxuries3.gehobene Stimmung high spirits pl* * *1.2. Part. v. heben2.der gehobene Dienst — the higher [levels of the] Civil Service
3) (gewählt) elevated, refined <language, expression>4) (feierlich) festive < mood>3.sich gehoben ausdrücken — use elevated or refined language
* * *p.p.hewn p.p.lifted p.p. -
3 gehoben
ge·ho·ben [gəʼho:bn̩]1) ling elevated, refined;sich \gehoben ausdrücken to use elevated language2) ( anspruchsvoll) sophisticated, refined3) ( höher) senior4) ( froh) festive;in \gehobener Stimmung sein to be in a festive mood [or high spirits]
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