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Brisanz {f} Brisanz einer Sache ein Thema von hoher politischer Brisanz Er erkannte die politische Brisanz des Berichts. | explosive nature; explosiveness explosive nature of a matter a highly explosive political subject The political explosiveness of the report became clear to him. |
Chaos {n}; Tohuwabohu {n}; Tumult {m} Am Hochzeitsmorgen herrschte bei uns zu Hause Chaos. Das Stadion war ein Tollhaus. Im Lokal gab es ein Durcheinander von Schreien und Gelächter. Plötzlich brach das Chaos aus. Als seine Entscheidung bekannt wurde, war in der gesamten Fußballwelt die Hölle los. | bedlam It was bedlam at our house on the morning of the wedding. The stadium was a bedlam. The place was a bedlam of shouts and laughter. All of a sudden bedlam broke out/loose. When his decision became public, bedlam broke out across the soccer world. |
Drehscheibe {f} [übtr.]; Hochburg {f}; Anlaufstelle {f}; Zentrum {n} (für etw.) Zwei Tage lang wurde der botanische Garten in Sheffield zur Anlaufstelle für Künstler und Kunstliebhaber. Sobald es aktiviert ist, macht das Programm aus dem Handy eine Zentrale für sämtliche angeschlossenen Geräte. | hotspot; hot spot (for sth.) For two days Sheffield's Botanical Gardens became a hotspot for artists and art lovers. When activated, the program turns that handset into a hotspot for any, and all, connected devices. |
Gesetz {n} /Ges./ (als Kategorie) [jur.] etwas Ungesetzliches tun im Rahmen der gesetzlichen Bestimmungen kodizifiertes Recht; gesetztes Recht strenge Waffengesetze Sie glauben, dass sie über dem Gesetz stehen. In Schweden ist es ungesetzlich, ein Kind zu schlagen. Das Suizidgesetz wurde 1961 verabschiedet. Die Regierung hat mehrere Gesetze zur Lebensmittelhygiene eingebracht. Der Verbraucherschutz ist gesetzlich verankert. Britische Schulen sind gesetzlich verpflichtet, ihre Prüfungsergebnisse offentlich zu machen. Pyramidenspiele wurde 2010 gesetzlich verboten. | law; statute to break the law within the law statute law; statutory law strict gun laws They think they are above the law. In Sweden it is against the law to hit a child. The Suicide Act became law in 1961. The government has introduced several laws on food hygiene. Protection for the consumer is established by law/laid down by statute. British schools are required by law/statute to publish their exam results. Ponzi schemes were banned by statute in 2010. |
große Sprünge machen [übtr.]; übertrumpfen; zuvorkommen (Karriere) große Sprünge machend; übertrumpfend; zuvorkommend große Sprünge gemacht; übertrumpft; zuvorgekommen eine Blitzkarriere machen Er übertrumpfte seine Vorgesetzten und wurde Generaldirektor. | to leapfrog leapfrogging leapfrogged to leapfrog one's way to success He leapfrogged his superiors and became general manager. |
abheben {vi} [aviat.] abhebend abgehoben hebt ab hob ab Das Flugzeug hebt ab. | to get airborne; to become airborne getting airborne; becoming airborne got airborne; become airborne gets airborne; becomes airborne got airborne; became airborne The airplane becomes airborne. |
aussterben {vi} aussterbend ausgestorben stirbt aus starb aus | to die out; to suffer extinction; to become extinct dying out; suffering extinction; becoming extinct died out; suffered extinction; become extinct dies out; suffers extinction; becomes extinct died out; suffered extinction; became extinct |
sich befreunden {vr} sich befreundend sich befreundet befreundete sich | to become friends becoming friends become friends became friends |
etw. bestimmen {vt} (prägen) bestimmend bestimmt sich von seinen Gefühlen bestimmen lassen Das bestimmende Thema des Abends war ... Die Fuchsjagd bestimmt die öffentliche Debatte in England. Das Christentum hat das mittelalterliche Weltbild bestimmt. Architektur ist das Thema, das die Arbeit des Künstlers bestimmt. Die Musik wurde ein bestimmender Faktor in seinem Leben. | to dominate sth. dominating dominated to let oneself be dominated by one's emotions The subject that dominated the evening was ... Foxhunting dominates (the) public debate in England. Christianity dominated medieval thought. Architecture has been the subject that has dominated the artist's work. Music became a dominating factor in his life. |
ergrimmen ergrimmend ergrimmt ergrimmte | to become angry becoming angry becomes angry became angry |
erlöschen {vi} [jur.] erlöschend erlöscht erlischt erlosch eine Garantie erlischt eine Hypothek erlischt eine Vollmacht erlischt die Mitgliedschaft erlischt Dieses Abkommen erlischt, wenn ... Das Patent erlischt, wenn ... Das Schuldverhältnis erlischt, wenn ... Ihr Anspruch erlischt nicht. Der Anspruch erlischt durch Verjährung. Die Mitgliedschaft des Staates erlischt. | to expire; to become extinct; to lapse; to terminate; to be terminated expiring; becoming extinct; lapsing; terminating; being terminated expired; become extinct; lapsed; terminated; been terminated expires; becomes extinct; lapses; terminates; is terminated expired; became extinct; lapsed terminated; was terminated a guarantee expires/is extinguished a mortgage is extinguished an authorisation expires/terminates membership expires/terminates This agreement shall expire/lapse if ... The patent shall lapse if ... The obligation shall terminate/expire if ... Aour claim does not expire. / You do not forfeit your claim. The claim is extinguished by prescription. The country ceases to be a member. |
ermüden {vi} ermüdend ermüdet ermüdet ermüdete er/sie ist/war ermüdet | to tire; to become tired tiring; tireing; becoming tired tired; become tired tires; becomes tired tired; became tired he/she has/had become tired |
stehen; kleiden | to become {became; become} |
veralten {vi} veraltend veraltet veraltet veraltete | to become obsolete becoming obsolete become obsolete becomes obsolete became obsolete |
verarmen {vi} verarmend verarmt verarmt verarmte | to become impoverished becoming impoverished become impoverished becomes impoverished became impoverished |
verbauern {vi} verbauernd verbauert verbauert verbauerte | to become countrified becoming countrified become countrified becomes countrified became countrified |
vergreisen {vi} vergreisend vergreist vergreist vergreiste | to become senile becoming senile become senile becomes senile became senile |
verkümmern {vi} verkümmernd verkümmert er/sie/es verkümmert ich/er/sie/es verkümmerte | to become stunted becoming stunted become stunted he/she/it becomes stunted I/he/she/it became stunted |
sich verloben {vr} ich verlobe mich wir verloben uns er/sie verlobt sich ich verlobte mich er/sie verlobte sich wir verlobten uns sich verloben | to become engaged; to get engaged I become engaged we become engaged he/she becomes engaged I became engaged he/she became engaged we became engaged to get pinned [Am.] [coll.] |
vernarren {vt} vernarrend vernarrt vernarrt vernarrte | to become infatuated with becoming infatuated with become infatuated with becomes infatuated with became infatuated with |
verschwimmen {vi} verschwimmt verschwamm | to become blurred; to become indistinct becomes blurred became blurred |
verstummen {vi} verstummend verstummt verstummt verstummte | to become silent becoming silent become silent becomes silent became silent |
versumpfen {vi} versumpfend versumpft versumpft versumpfte | to become marshy; to become boggy; to become swampy becoming marshy become marshy becomes marshy became marshy |
verwaisen {vi} verwaist verwaist verwaiste | to become an orphan orphaned becomes an orphan became an orphan |
werden; anfangen werdend geworden ich werde du wirst er/sie wird ich/er/sie wurde; ich/er/sie ward er/sie ist/war geworden ich/er/sie würde immer besser werden | to become {became; become} becoming become I become you become he/she becomes I/he/she became he/she has/had become I/he/she would become to become better and better |
Ich wurde vertraut mit ihm. | I became familiar with him. |
Im weiteren Verlauf zeichnete sich folgende Tendenz ab. | As things developed the following tendency became apparent. |