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21 aktivieren
ak·ti·vie·ren * [aktiʼvi:rən]vt1) ( anspornen)2) ( aktiver gestalten)etw \aktivieren to intensify sth, to step sth upetw \aktivieren to stimulate sth4) ( in Gang setzen)etw \aktivieren to activate sth;einen Prozess \aktivieren to set a process in motion -
22 in Gang setzen
to get sth. going1. to launch2. to put in train3. to set in motion4. to set in train5. to start up -
23 lostreten
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)1. kick away2. fig. kick off, get going; Lawine* * *los|tre|tenvt septo kick off* * *los|tre·tenvt irreg (a. fam)▪ etw \lostreten to trigger [off] stheinen Stein \lostreten to set a stone in motioneine Lawine \lostreten to trigger [off] an avalancheeinen Streit \lostreten (fam) to trigger [off] an argument* * *lostreten v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)1. kick away -
24 lostreten
los|tre·ten(a. fam);etw \lostreten to trigger [off] sth;einen Stein \lostreten to set a stone in motion;eine Lawine \lostreten to trigger [off] an avalanche;einen Streit \lostreten ( fam) to trigger [off] an argument
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