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1 betreiben
v/t (unreg.)1. (Tätigkeit, Hobby) pursue, take part in; (SPORTART) play, go in for; (Politik) go in for, be involved in; sein Studium betreiben pursue one’s studies3. (vorantreiben: Aufgabe etc.) press on with, move forward; Am. auch progress; prosecute förm; ein Projekt energisch betreiben work busily on a project4. TECH. (antreiben) run, operate; ein mit Kohle betriebenes Kraftwerk a coal-fired power station; ein mit Solarzellen betriebener Taschenrechner a solar-powered calculator; das U-Boot wird mit Atomkraft betrieben the submarine is powered by nuclear energy* * *(antreiben) to drive; to operate;(ausüben) to run;(durchführen) to prosecute; to carry out; to pursue;(führen) to conduct* * *be|trei|ben ptp betrieben [bə'triːbn]vt irreg1) (= vorantreiben) to push ahead or forward2) (= ausüben) Gewerbe, Handwerk to carry on; Geschäft to conduct; Handel auch, Sport to do; Studium, Politik to pursue* * *2) (to manage or carry on (a business).) conduct3) (to cause to work by providing the necessary power: This mill is driven by water.) drive* * *Be·trei·benntauf jds \Betreiben [hin] at sb's instigation* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) tackle < task>; proceed with, (energisch) press ahead with <task, case, etc.>; pursue <policy, studies>; carry on < trade>auf jemandes/sein Betreiben (Akk.) [hin] — at the instigation of somebody/at his instigation
2) (führen) run <business, shop>Radsport betreiben — go in for cycling as a sport
3) (in Betrieb halten) operate ( mit by)die Kühlbox kannst du auch mit Gas betreiben — the fridge runs on or you can run the fridge on gas
* * *betreiben v/t (irr)1. (Tätigkeit, Hobby) pursue, take part in; (Sportart) play, go in for; (Politik) go in for, be involved in;sein Studium betreiben pursue one’s studiesein Projekt energisch betreiben work busily on a projectein mit Kohle betriebenes Kraftwerk a coal-fired power station;ein mit Solarzellen betriebener Taschenrechner a solar-powered calculator;das U-Boot wird mit Atomkraft betrieben the submarine is powered by nuclear energy* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) tackle < task>; proceed with, (energisch) press ahead with <task, case, etc.>; pursue <policy, studies>; carry on < trade>auf jemandes/sein Betreiben (Akk.) [hin] — at the instigation of somebody/at his instigation
2) (führen) run <business, shop>3) (in Betrieb halten) operate ( mit by)die Kühlbox kannst du auch mit Gas betreiben — the fridge runs on or you can run the fridge on gas
* * *v.to bustle v.to carry on v.to ply v.to practice (US) v.to practise (UK) v.to prosecute v. -
2 vorpreschen
v/i (trennb., ist -ge-) rush forward; fig. rush ahead; vorpreschen in (+ Akk) eine Position etc.: rush into; fig. auch venture into; zu weit vorpreschen fig. venture too far* * *vor|pre|schenvi sep aux sein (lit, fig)to press ahead* * *vor|pre·schenvi Hilfsverb: sein* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein (fig.) rush ahead* * *zu weit vorpreschen fig venture too far* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein (fig.) rush ahead -
3 Betreiben
v/t (unreg.)1. (Tätigkeit, Hobby) pursue, take part in; (SPORTART) play, go in for; (Politik) go in for, be involved in; sein Studium betreiben pursue one’s studies3. (vorantreiben: Aufgabe etc.) press on with, move forward; Am. auch progress; prosecute förm; ein Projekt energisch betreiben work busily on a project4. TECH. (antreiben) run, operate; ein mit Kohle betriebenes Kraftwerk a coal-fired power station; ein mit Solarzellen betriebener Taschenrechner a solar-powered calculator; das U-Boot wird mit Atomkraft betrieben the submarine is powered by nuclear energy* * *(antreiben) to drive; to operate;(ausüben) to run;(durchführen) to prosecute; to carry out; to pursue;(führen) to conduct* * *be|trei|ben ptp betrieben [bə'triːbn]vt irreg1) (= vorantreiben) to push ahead or forward2) (= ausüben) Gewerbe, Handwerk to carry on; Geschäft to conduct; Handel auch, Sport to do; Studium, Politik to pursue* * *2) (to manage or carry on (a business).) conduct3) (to cause to work by providing the necessary power: This mill is driven by water.) drive* * *Be·trei·benntauf jds \Betreiben [hin] at sb's instigation* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) tackle < task>; proceed with, (energisch) press ahead with <task, case, etc.>; pursue <policy, studies>; carry on < trade>auf jemandes/sein Betreiben (Akk.) [hin] — at the instigation of somebody/at his instigation
2) (führen) run <business, shop>Radsport betreiben — go in for cycling as a sport
3) (in Betrieb halten) operate ( mit by)die Kühlbox kannst du auch mit Gas betreiben — the fridge runs on or you can run the fridge on gas
* * *Betreiben n:auf jemandes Betreiben (hin) at sb’s instigation* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) tackle < task>; proceed with, (energisch) press ahead with <task, case, etc.>; pursue <policy, studies>; carry on < trade>auf jemandes/sein Betreiben (Akk.) [hin] — at the instigation of somebody/at his instigation
2) (führen) run <business, shop>3) (in Betrieb halten) operate ( mit by)die Kühlbox kannst du auch mit Gas betreiben — the fridge runs on or you can run the fridge on gas
* * *v.to bustle v.to carry on v.to ply v.to practice (US) v.to practise (UK) v.to prosecute v. -
4 vorantreiben
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) speed up, push umg.* * *to hurry up* * *vo|rạn|trei|benvt septo drive forward or on; (fig auch) to hurry along* * *1) (to go on; to continue: Push on with your work.) push on2) (to drive or try to persuade (a person etc) to go on or forwards: He urged himself on in spite of his weariness.) urge on* * *vo·ran|trei·ben▪ jdn/etw \vorantreiben to push on [or ahead] with sb/sth, to hurry along sb/sth sep, to drive sb/sth forward; (Projekt) to make progress with sth* * ** * *v.to press ahead with expr.to set on v. -
5 vorstoßen
(unreg., trennb., -ge-)I v/t (hat) push forwardII v/i (ist) MIL. etc. push ahead (auch fig.), advance; SPORT attack; vorstoßen in (+ Akk) penetrate (into); (Neuland etc.) auch venture into; vorstoßen nach oder zu press on as far as; mit Gewalt: fight one’s way through to; vorstoßen bis advance as far as, reach; in den Weltraum vorstoßen venture into space* * *vor|sto|ßen sep1. vtto push forward2. vi aux seinto venture; (SPORT) to attack; (MIL) to advanceins All vórstoßen (Rakete, Mensch) — to venture into space
ins Viertelfinale vórstoßen — to advance into the quarterfinal
* * *vor|sto·ßenI. vi Hilfsverb: sein▪ [irgendwohin] \vorstoßen to venture [somewhere]; Truppen, Panzer to advance [or push forward] [somewhere]II. vt Hilfsverb: haben▪ jdn \vorstoßen to push sb forward* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein advance; push forward* * *vorstoßen (irr, trennb, -ge-)A. v/t (hat) push forwardB. v/i (ist) MIL etc push ahead (auch fig), advance; SPORT attack;zu press on as far as; mit Gewalt: fight one’s way through to;vorstoßen bis advance as far as, reach;in den Weltraum vorstoßen venture into space* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein advance; push forward* * *v.to push forward expr.
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