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transitive verbabwehren; von sich fernhalten* * *vt sepabwehren; attacker also vertreiben; criticism zurückweisen; competition ausschalten* * *transitive verbabwehren; von sich fernhalten* * *v.abwehren v. -
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intransitive verbPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/86977/fend_off">fend off* * *[fend]- fend for oneself* * *[fend]II. vt1. (defend)▪ to \fend off sb/sth jdn/etw wegstoßento \fend off attackers/a blow Angreifer/einen Schlag abwehren2. (evade)to \fend off criticism Kritik zurückweisento \fend off a question einer Frage ausweichen* * *[fend]vicould she fend for herself in the city? — konnte sie sich in der Stadt allein durchschlagen?
* * *fend [fend]fend for o.s.a) für sich selbst sorgen,b) sich ganz allein durchs Leben schlagen* * *intransitive verbfend for oneself — für sich selbst sorgen; (in hostile surroundings) sich allein durchschlagen
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7 elhárít
(DE) ableiten; abschlagen; abwehrend; abweisend; dementieren; pariere; parieren; schieben; verhütet; (EN) avert; beat off; decline; disclaim; fence; fence off; fend off; head off; hold off; keep off; obviate; parry; stave off; tide over; turn aside; turn away; ward off -
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noungeriatric/maternity ward — geriatrische Abteilung/Entbindungsstation, die
2) (minor) Mündel, das od. die3) (electoral division) Wahlbezirk, derPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/93615/ward_off">ward off* * *[wo:d]1) (a room with a bed or beds for patients in a hospital etc: He is in a surgical ward of the local hospital.) die Station2) (a person who is under the legal control and care of someone who is not his or her parent or (a ward of court) of a court: She was made a ward of court so that she could not marry until she was eighteen.) das Mündel•- warder* * *[wɔ:d, AM wɔ:rd]I. nmaternity \ward Entbindungsstation fgeriatric/psychiatric \ward geriatrische/psychiatrische AbteilungII. vt1. (fend off)2. LAW▪ to \ward sb jd unter Vormundschaft stellen* * *[wɔːd]n2) (JUR: person) Mündel ntward of court — Mündel nt unter Amtsvormundschaft
3) (JUR* * *ward [wɔː(r)d]A s1. (Stadt-, Wahl)Bezirk m:b) Zelle f4. obs Gewahrsam m, (Schutz)Haft f, Aufsicht f, Verwahrung f:put sb in ward jemanden unter Aufsicht stellen5. JURa) Mündel n:ward of court Mündel unter Amtsvormundschaftb) Vormundschaft f:in ward unter Vormundschaft (stehend)6. Schützling m, Schutzbefohlene(r) m/f(m)7. TECHa) Gewirre n (eines Schlosses)b)(Einschnitt m im) Schlüsselbart mkeep watch and ward Wache haltenwd abk2. wood3. word* * *noungeriatric/maternity ward — geriatrische Abteilung/Entbindungsstation, die
2) (minor) Mündel, das od. die3) (electoral division) Wahlbezirk, derPhrasal Verbs:- ward off* * *v.abhalten v. (hospital) n.Station -en f. (local administration) n.Wahlbezirk m. n.Schutzbefohlene m.,f.Wahlkreis m. -
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(DE) abwehrend; ausgeschlagen; pariere; parieren; (EN) fence; fence off; fend off; parry; ward off -
10 defend
1. transitive verb2) (uphold by argument, speak or write in favour of) verteidigen; verteidigen, rechtfertigen [Politik, Handeln]3) (Sport, Law) verteidigen2. intransitive verb(Sport) verteidigen* * *[di'fend]1) (to guard or protect against attack: The soldiers defended the castle; I am prepared to defend my opinions.) verteidigen•- academic.ru/19141/defendant">defendant- defender
- defensive* * *de·fend[dɪˈfend]I. vt1. (protect)to \defend a currency eine Währung stützento \defend one's point of view auf seinem Standpunkt beharren2. (support)▪ to \defend sb/sth jdn/etw unterstützento \defend a policy eine politische Linie verteidigen3. LAW▪ to \defend sb jdn verteidigento \defend an action sich akk auf eine Klage einlassen, einen Prozess in der Verteidigungsposition führento \defend a lawsuit einen Prozess als Beklagte f/Beklagter m führen4. SPORTto \defend one's title seinen Titel verteidigen* * *[dɪ'fend]vtverteidigen (ALSO JUR) (against gegen)* * *defend [dıˈfend] v/t2. eine Meinung etc verteidigen, rechtfertigen3. Interessen schützen, wahren4. JURa) jemanden verteidigenb) sich auf eine Klage einlassen:* * *1. transitive verb2) (uphold by argument, speak or write in favour of) verteidigen; verteidigen, rechtfertigen [Politik, Handeln]3) (Sport, Law) verteidigen2. intransitive verb(Sport) verteidigen* * *(against) v.sich wehren (gegen) v. -
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de·fend [dɪʼfend] vt1) ( protect)( fight off)to \defend a currency eine Währung stützen;to \defend one's point of view auf seinem Standpunkt beharren2) ( support)to \defend sb/ sth jdn/etw unterstützen;to \defend a policy eine politische Linie verteidigen3) lawto \defend sb jdn verteidigen4) sports -
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pronoun1) (emphatic) selbstby itself — (automatically) von selbst; (alone) allein; (taken in isolation) für sich
he is generosity itself — er ist die Großzügigkeit in Person
2) refl. sichthe machine switches itself off — die Maschine schaltet sich [von] selbst aus
* * *1) (used as the object of a verb or preposition when an object, animal etc is the object of an action it performs: The cat looked at itself in the mirror; The cat stretched itself by the fire.) sich2) (used to emphasize it or the name of an object, animal etc: The house itself is quite small, but the garden is big.) selbst* * *it·self[ɪtˈself]pron reflexivethe stray had to fend for \itself das streunende Tier musste für sich selbst sorgen3. (specifically)to be sth \itself etw in Person sein4. (alone)to keep sth to \itself etw geheim halten[all] by \itself [ganz] allein5. (unaided)6.▶ in \itself selbstthe plan wasn't illegal in \itself der Plan selbst war nicht illegalcreativity in \itself is not enough to succeed Kreativität alleine genügt nicht, um erfolgreich zu werden* * *[ɪt'self]pron1) (reflexive) sichthe frame itself is worth £1,000 — der Rahmen allein or schon der Rahmen ist £ 1.000 wert
in itself, the actual amount is not important — der Betrag an sich ist unwichtig
3)* * *itself [ıtˈself] pron1. reflexiv sich:2. sich selbst:3. (verstärkend) selbst:like innocence itself wie die Unschuld selbst;a) (für sich) allein,b) von allein, von selbst;in itself an sich (betrachtet)* * *pronoun1) (emphatic) selbstby itself — (automatically) von selbst; (alone) allein; (taken in isolation) für sich
2) refl. sichthe machine switches itself off — die Maschine schaltet sich [von] selbst aus
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(EN) counter; fend; shuffle off
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