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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Verb�ndeter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Verb
verb
ansehen (verb)
look at
getragen (verb)
worn
floh (verb), geflohen
fled
setzte, gesetzt (verb)
put
finit
adj
ling.
finites Verb; konjugiertes Verb
finite
finite verb
finit
adj
gramm.
finites Verb, konjugiertes Verb
finite
finite verb
Verb
n
, Verbum
n
gramm.
Verben
pl
, Verba
pl
verb
verbs
Verb
n
des Veranlassens; Veranlassungszeitwort
n
; Kausativ
n
ling.
causative
Satzglied
n
ling.
Satzglieder
pl
Das Verb muss nicht das zweite Satzglied sein.
sentence element; element in the sentence
sentence elements; elements in the sentence
The verb need not be the second element in the sentence.
Subjekt
n
ling.
Im Englischen steht kommt das Subjekt vor dem Verb und das Objekt danach.
subject (the element that performs the action of a verb in a sentence)
In English the subject goes before the verb and the object comes after.
Reflexivität
f
(Eigenschaft von Verben sich auf den Sprecher zurückzubeziehen: 'sich + Verb')
ling.
reflexivity
Reflexivität
f
(Eigenschaft von Verben, sich auf den Sprecher zurückzubeziehen: 'sich + Verb')
ling.
reflexivity; reflexiveness
Verb
n
; Verbum
n
ling.
Verben
pl
; Verba
pl
phrasales Verb; Verb mit Präposition oder Adverb
verb
verbs
phrasal verb
Satzgegenstand
m
; Subjekt
n
ling.
Im Englischen steht kommt das Subjekt vor dem Verb und das Objekt danach.
subject (the element that performs the action of a verb in a sentence)
In English, the subject goes before the verb and the object comes after.
Sprachgebrauch
m
ling.
im allgemeinen Sprachgebrauch
im modernen Sprachgebrauch
in der Alltagssprache
ein Beispiel für den Sprachgebrauch
Wenn es richtig gebraucht wird, verlangt das Verb „kollidieren“ zwei aktive Beteiligte.
Im normalen Sprachgebrauch bedeutet es Pause, aber es kann auch anders gebraucht werden.
language use; language usage; linguistic usage; usage
in common use; in common usage
in current use; in current usage
in everyday usage
a usage example
In proper usage, the verb "to collide" requires two active partners.
In usual usage it means break, but other uses are possible.
Zeitwort
n
; Tätigkeitswort
n
; Tunwort
n
(Ausdruck für Grundschüler); Verb
n
; Verbum
n
ling.
Zeitwörter
pl
; Tätigkeitswörter
pl
; Tunwörter
pl
; Verben
pl
; Verba
pl
Zeitwörter
pl
; Verben
pl
; Verba
pl
Hauptzeitwort
n
; Vollverb
n
Hilfszeitwort
n
; Hilfsverb
n
phrasales Verb; Verb mit Präposition oder Adverb
unregelmäßige Verben
hauptwörtlich gebrauchtes Zeitwort
hauptwörtlicher Zeitwortgebrauch
m
action word; doing word; verb
action words; doing words; verbs
verbs
full verb
auxiliary verb; auxiliary
phrasal verb
irregular verbs
nominalised verb
nominalisation of verbs
etw. verlangen; erfordern; voraussetzen; bedingen
selten
v
(Sache)
verlangend; erfordernd; voraussetzend; bedingend
verlangt; erfordert; vorausgesetzt; bedingt
verlangt; erfordert; setzt voraus; bedingt
verlangte; erforderte; setzte voraus; bedingte
wenn besondere Umstände es erfordern
Das Verb 'addieren' verlangt die Präposition 'zu'.
einen großen Aufwand an Energie erfordern
Das verlangt erfordert …; Dafür bedarf es …
Die Lage bedingt rasches Handeln.
Für den Kurs werden keine Vorkenntnisse verlangt.
to require sth.
requiring
required
requires
required
when particular circumstances so require
The verb 'add' requires takes
Br.
the preposition 'to'.
to require a great deal of energy
This requires …
The situation calls for swift action.
No previous knowledge is required for the course.
etw. verlangen; erfordern; voraussetzen; bedingen (selten)
v
(Sache)
verlangend; erfordernd; voraussetzend; bedingend
verlangt; erfordert; vorausgesetzt; bedingt
verlangt; erfordert; setzt voraus; bedingt
verlangte; erforderte; setzte voraus; bedingte
wenn besondere Umstände es erfordern
Das Verb 'addieren' verlangt die Präposition 'zu'.
einen großen Aufwand an Energie erfordern
Das verlangt erfordert ...; Dafür bedarf es ...
Die Lage bedingt rasches Handeln.
Für den Kurs werden keine Vorkenntnisse verlangt.
to require sth.
requiring
required
requires
required
when particular circumstances so require
The verb 'add' requires takes
Br.
the preposition 'to'.
to require a great deal of energy
This requires ...
The situation calls for swift action.
No previous knowledge is required for the course.
Deutsche
Verb�ndeter Synonyme
verb
(Verb)
flektieren
Âbeugen
Âkonjugieren
Tätigkeitswort
ÂTunwort
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂTuwort
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂVerb
ÂZeitwort
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Englische
verb Synonyme
verb
al
adjectival
ad
verb
ial
answering
articulated
attributive
authentic
bona fide
candid
card-carrying
colloquial
communicating
communicational
communional
conjunctive
conversational
copulative
correct
dinkum
enunciated
expressed
following the letter
formal
functional
genuine
glossematic
good
grammatic
honest
honest-to-God
iconic
inartificial
interacting
interactional
interactive
intercommunicational
intercommunicative
intercommunional
interresponsive
interrogative
interrogatory
intransitive
lawful
legitimate
lexemic
lexical
lifelike
lingual
linguistic
linking
literal
morphemic
natural
naturalistic
nominal
nuncupative
oral
original
parol
participial
phrasal
postpositional
prepositional
pronominal
pronounced
pure
questioning
real
realistic
responsive
rightful
said
semantic
semantological
semasiological
sememic
semiotic
simon-pure
simple
sincere
sounded
speech
spoken
sterling
structural
substantive
sure-enough
symbolic
syntactic
tagmemic
telepathic
traditional
transitive
transmissional
true to life
true to nature
true to reality
unadulterated
unaffected
unassumed
unassuming
uncolored
unconcocted
uncopied
uncounterfeited
undisguised
undisguising
undistorted
unexaggerated
unfabricated
unfanciful
unfeigned
unfeigning
unfictitious
unflattering
unimagined
unimitated
uninvented
unpretended
unpretending
unqualified
unromantic
unsimulated
unspecious
unsynthetic
unvarnished
unwritten
uttered
verb
atim
veridical
verisimilar
viva voce
vocabular
vocabulary
vocal
vocalized
voiced
voiceful
word
word-for-word
word-of-mouth
verb
alize
air
articulate
breathe
chime
chorus
come out with
communicate
convey
couch in terms
deliver
disclose
emit
enunciate
express
fling off
formulate
give
give expression
give out with
give tongue
give utterance
give voice
impart
let out
lip
out with
phonate
phrase
pour forth
present
pronounce
put forth
put in words
raise
say
set forth
sound
state
talk
tell
throw off
utter
vent
ventilate
vocalize
voice
whisper
word
verb
atim
absolutely
accurate
accurately
authentic
bona fide
candid
card-carrying
close
dead
definitely
dinkum
direct
directly
even
exact
exactly
expressly
faithful
faithfully
following the letter
genuine
good
honest
honest-to-God
in all respects
in every respect
inartificial
ipsissimis
verb
is
just
lawful
legitimate
lifelike
literal
literally
literatim
natural
naturalistic
original
plumb
point-blank
positively
precise
precisely
pure
real
realistic
right
rightful
rigidly
rigorously
simon-pure
simple
sincere
square
squarely
sterling
straight
strict
strictly
sure-enough
to the letter
true to life
true to nature
true to reality
unadulterated
unaffected
unassumed
unassuming
uncolored
unconcocted
uncopied
uncounterfeited
undeviatingly
undisguised
undisguising
undistorted
unerringly
unexaggerated
unfabricated
unfanciful
unfeigned
unfeigning
unfictitious
unflattering
unimagined
unimitated
uninvented
unpretended
unpretending
unqualified
unromantic
unsimulated
unspecious
unsynthetic
unvarnished
verb
al
verb
ally
verb
atim et litteratim
veridical
verisimilar
word by word
word for word
word-for-word
verb
iage
choice of words
circumambages
circumbendibus
circumlocution
cloud of words
composition
dialect
diction
expansiveness
expression
floridity
floridness
flow of words
flux of words
formulation
grammar
idiom
language
lexicon
lexis
locution
logorrhea
long-windedness
longiloquence
nimiety
parlance
periphrase
periphrasis
phrase
phraseology
phrasing
pleonasm
prolixity
redundancy
repetition
rhetoric
roundabout
speech
stock of words
talk
talkativeness
tautology
thesaurus
usage
use of words
usus loquendi
verb
alism
verb
ality
verb
osity
vocabulary
wordage
wordhoard
wordiness
wording
words
verb
ose
all jaw
candid
chatty
circumlocutory
communicative
conversational
de longue haleine
de trop
diffuse
dispensable
effusive
endless
excess
expansive
expendable
expletive
extended
filled out
flip
flowery
fluent
frank
gabby
garrulous
gassy
glib
gossipy
grandiloquent
gratuitous
gregarious
gushy
in excess
lengthy
long
long-drawn-out
long-spun
long-winded
longiloquent
loquacious
magniloquent
multiloquent
multiloquious
needless
newsy
nonessential
overtalkative
padded
periphrastic
pleonastic
prolix
protracted
redundant
smooth
sociable
spare
spun-out
supererogatory
superfluous
talkative
talky
tautologic
tautologous
to spare
uncalled-for
unessential
unnecessary
unneeded
unrelenting
voluble
windy
wordy
verb
osity
bedizenment
big mouth
bombast
candor
cloud of words
communicativeness
conversableness
duplication
duplication of effort
effusion
effusiveness
embellishment
expletive
extravagance
fat
featherbedding
filling
flow of words
flowing tongue
fluency
fluent tongue
flux de bouche
flux de paroles
flux of words
frankness
frill
frills
frippery
garrulity
garrulousness
gassiness
gift of gab
gingerbread
glibness
grandiloquence
gregariousness
gush
gushiness
logorrhea
long-windedness
longiloquence
loose tongue
loquaciousness
loquacity
luxury
needlessness
openness
ornamentation
overadornment
overlap
padding
payroll padding
pleonasm
prolixity
redundance
redundancy
slush
sociability
spate of words
superfluity
superfluousness
talkativeness
tautology
unnecessariness
verb
alism
verb
ality
verb
iage
verb
oseness
volubility
windiness
wordiness
verb
oten
banned
barred
contraband
disapproved
forbade
forbid
forbidden
illegal
illicit
nonpermissible
not permitted
off limits
out of bounds
outlawed
prohibited
ruled out
taboo
tabooed
unallowed
unauthorized
under the ban
unlawful
unlicensed
unpermissible
unsanctioned
untouchable
vetoed
Verb�ndeter Definition
Verb
(
n.
)
A
word
Verb
(
n.
)
A
word
which
affirms
or
predicates
something
of
some
person
or
thing
verb Bedeutung
direct
object
object
of
the
verb
the
object
that
receives
the
direct
action
of
the
verb
predicate
verb
phrase
one
of
the
two
main
constituents
of
a
sentence,
the
predicate
contains
the
verb
and
its
complements
verb
the
word
class
that
serves
as
the
predicate
of
a
sentence
auxiliary
verb
a
verb
that
combines
with
another
verb
in
a
verb
phrase
to
help
form
tense,
mood,
voice,
or
condition
of
the
verb
it
combines
with
modal
auxiliary
verb
modal
auxiliary
modal
verb
modal
an
auxiliary
verb
(such
as
`can'
or
`will')
that
is
used
to
express
modality
verb
a
content
word
that
denotes
an
action,
occurrence,
or
state
of
existence
reflexive
verb
a
verb
whose
agent
performs
an
action
that
is
directed
at
the
agent,
the
sentence
`he
washed'
has
a
reflexive
verb
,
`perjure'
is
a
reflexive
verb
because
you
cannot
perjure
anyone
but
yourself
phrasal
verb
an
English
verb
followed
by
one
or
more
particles
where
the
combination
behaves
as
a
syntactic
and
semantic
unit,
`turn
out'
is
a
phrasal
verb
in
the
question
`how
many
turned
out
to
vote?'
transitive
verb
transitive
verb
form
transitive
a
verb
(or
verb
construction)
that
requires
an
object
in
order
to
be
grammatical
doubly
transitive
verb
doubly
transitive
verb
form
a
transitive
verb
that
takes
both
a
direct
and
an
indirect
object
intransitive
verb
intransitive
verb
form
intransitive
a
verb
(or
verb
construction)
that
does
not
take
an
object
copula
copulative
linking
verb
an
equating
verb
(such
as
`be'
or
`become')
that
links
the
subject
with
the
complement
of
a
sentence
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