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1 entheiligen
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2 schänden
v/t1. (entweihen) desecrate, defile; ein Grab / einen Friedhof / eine Leiche schänden desecrate a grave / a cemetery / violate a corpse2. (Ansehen etc.) disgrace, dishono(u)r, bring shame upon3. altm. (sexuell missbrauchen) violate, abuse* * *to dishonour; to disgrace; to dishonor* * *schạ̈n|den ['ʃɛndn]vtLeichnam to violate, to defile; Heiligtum, Grab, Friedhof, Denkmal auch to desecrate; Sabbat, Sonntag etc to violate, to desecrate; Frauen, Kinder to violate; Ansehen, Namen to dishonour (Brit), to dishonor (US), to discredit, to sully* * *schän·den[ˈʃɛndn̩]vt▪ etw \schänden to discredit [or dishonour] sthjds Ruf \schänden to sully sb's name▪ etw \schänden to defile [or ruin] sth3. (entweihen)▪ etw \schänden Grab, Leichnam, Denkmal to desecrate [or defile] sth* * *transitives Verb defile <memorial, work of art, etc.>; desecrate, defile <holy place, grave, relic>; violate < corpse>* * *schänden v/t1. (entweihen) desecrate, defile;ein Grab/einen Friedhof/eine Leiche schänden desecrate a grave/a cemetery/violate a corpse2. (Ansehen etc) disgrace, dishono(u)r, bring shame upon3. obs (sexuell missbrauchen) violate, abuse* * *transitives Verb defile <memorial, work of art, etc.>; desecrate, defile <holy place, grave, relic>; violate < corpse>* * *v.to disgrace v.to rape v. -
3 entweihen
v/t desecrate; (Feiertag etc.) profane* * *to defile; to profane; to descrate; to desecrate* * *ent|wei|hen [ɛnt'vaiən] ptp entweihtvtto violate (auch fig); (= entheiligen) to profane, to desecrate* * *ent·wei·hen *vt▪ etw \entweihen to desecrate [or profane] sth* * *transitives Verb desecrate; profane* * ** * *transitives Verb desecrate; profane* * *adj.profane adj. v.to desecrate v. -
4 entheiligen
v/t desecrate, profane geh.* * *to defile; to desecrate; to profane* * *ent|hei|li|gen [ɛnt'hailɪgn] ptp entheiligtvtto desecrate, to profane* * ** * *v.to desecrate v. -
5 profanieren
* * *to profane; to defile* * *pro|fa|nie|ren [profa'niːrən] ptp profaniertvt (form)to profane* * * -
6 beflecken
v/t1. stain, soil; mit Blut befleckt bloodstained; seine Hände waren mit Farbe befleckt he had paint (stains) on his hands; das Tischtuch war mit Kaffee / Speiseresten befleckt the tablecloth had coffee / food stains on it2. geh., fig. (Ehre, Ruf) tarnish, sully* * *to stain; to imbrue; to sully; to taint; to maculate* * *be|flẹ|cken [bɐ'flɛkn] ptp befle\#cktvter hat sich or seine Hände mit Blut befleckt (fig) — he has blood on his hands
* * *be·fle·cken *vt1. (mit Flecken beschmutzen)etw mit Farbe \beflecken to get paint [stains] on sthwer hat das Tischtuch so mit Marmelade befleckt? who left jam stains on the tablecloth?2. (geh)jds Ehre \beflecken to slur [or cast a slur on] sb's honour [or AM -or]jds Ruf \beflecken to tarnish [or form sully] sb's reputation* * *transitives Verb stainsich mit Blut beflecken — (verhüll. geh.) stain one's hands with blood
* * *beflecken v/t1. stain, soil;mit Blut befleckt bloodstained;seine Hände waren mit Farbe befleckt he had paint (stains) on his hands;das Tischtuch war mit Kaffee/Speiseresten befleckt the tablecloth had coffee/food stains on it2. geh, fig (Ehre, Ruf) tarnish, sully* * *transitives Verb stainsich mit Blut beflecken — (verhüll. geh.) stain one's hands with blood
* * *v.to blemish v.to maculate v.to soil v.to speckle v.to spot v.to stain v.to sully v. -
7 Grabschändung
f1. desecration of graves2. grave robbery* * *Grab|schän|dungfdefilement of graves* * *Grab·schän·dungf desecration of a grave/[the] graves\Grabschändung begehen to desecrate a grave/[the] graves* * *die desecration of a/the grave/of [the] graves* * *1. desecration of graves2. grave robbery* * *die desecration of a/the grave/of [the] graves* * *f.desecration of a grave n.profanation n. -
8 verunglimpfen
verunglimpfen v defame; disparage; desecrate -
9 entweihen
ent·wei·hen *vtetw \entweihen to desecrate [or profane] sth -
10 Grabschändung
Grab·schän·dung fdesecration of a grave/[the] graves;\Grabschändung begehen to desecrate a grave/[the] graves -
11 schänden
schän·den [ʼʃɛndn̩]vt1) ( verächtlich machen)etw \schänden to discredit [or dishonour] sth;jds Ruf \schänden to sully sb's nameetw \schänden to defile [or ruin] sth3) ( entweihen)etw \schänden Grab, Leichnam, Denkmal to desecrate [or defile] sth -
12 entweihen
1. to desecrate2. to profane -
13 schänden
1. disgrace2. to desecrate3. to rape -
14 entheiligen
- {to desecrate} làm mất tính thiêng liêng, dùng vào việc phàm tục, mạo phạm, báng bổ, dâng cho tà ma quỷ dữ -
15 entweihen
- {to defile} đi thành hàng dọc, làm nhơ bẩn, làm vẩn đục, làm ô uế &), phá trinh, hãm hiếp, cưỡng dâm, làm mất tính chất thiêng liêng - {to desecrate} làm mất tính thiêng liêng, dùng vào việc phàm tục, mạo phạm, báng bổ, dâng cho tà ma quỷ dữ - {to pollute} làm ô uế, làm mất thiêng liêng, làm hư hỏng, làm sa đoạ - {to profane} coi thường, xúc phạm = entweihen (Heiligtum) {to violate}+
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