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Definition
Synonym
nachgehen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
nachgehen
keep track
der Sache
nachgehen
to go into the matter
den Kosten
nachgehen
keep track of costs
seiner Arbeit
nachgehen
to ply one's trade
geh.
einer Spur
nachgehen
, ausfindig machen
trace
die Spur verfolgen, einer Spur
nachgehen
keep track
jdm.
nachgehen
v
nachgehen
d
nachgegangen
to go after sb.; to go behind sb.; to walk after sb.; to walk behind sb.
going after; going behind; walking after; walking behind
gone after; gone behind; walked after; walked behind
Beruf
m
Berufe
pl
von Beruf
einem Beruf
nachgehen
profession
professions
by profession
to practise a profession
nachgehen
; verfolgen
nachgehen
d; verfolgend
nachgegangen; verfolgt
to follow up
following up
followed up
nachgehen
, verfolgen
nachgehen
d, verfolgend
nachgegangen, verfolgt
to follow up
following up
followed up
etw. verfolgen; nachverfolgen
v
verfolgend; nachverfolgend
verfolgt; nachverfolgt
den Kosten
nachgehen
to keep track of sth.
keeping track of
kept track of
to keep track of costs
eine Aktivität ausüben; betreiben; einer Aktivität
nachgehen
v
eine Aktivität ausübend; betreibend; einer Aktivität
nachgehen
d
eine Aktivität ausgeübt; betrieben; einer Aktivität nachgegangen
to carry on an activity; to prosecute an activity (dated)
carrying on an activity; prosecuting an activity
carried on an activity; prosecuted an activity
an etw. herangehen; bei etw. zu Werke gehen
geh.
v
herangehend; zu Werke gehend
hergegangen; zu Werke gegangen
einer Aktivität
nachgehen
Das ist eine Möglichkeit (an die Sache heranzugehen).
to go about sth.
going about
gone about
to go about an activity
That's one way to go about it.
eine Aktivität ausüben; betreiben; einer Aktivität
nachgehen
v
soc.
eine Aktivität ausübend; betreibend; einer Aktivität
nachgehen
d
eine Aktivität ausgeübt; betrieben; einer Aktivität nachgegangen
to carry on an activity; to partake in an activity
formal
; to prosecute an activity
dated
carrying on an activity; partaking in an activity; prosecuting an activity
carried on an activity; partaken in an activity; prosecuted an activity
Gewerbe
n
econ.
Handel und Gewerbe
Gewerbe und Handwerk
ein Gewerbe anmelden
ein Gewerbe betreiben ausüben
einem Gewerbe
nachgehen
seinem Gewerbe
nachgehen
Drogendealer gehen an den Straßenecken ganz offen ihrem Gewerbe nach.
trade; business; small-scale industry
trade and industry
trade and skilled labour
to register a trade business
to carry on follow a trade
to pursue a trade
to ply one's trade
Drug dealers openly ply their trade on street corners.
Gewerbe
n
econ.
Handel und Gewerbe
Gewerbe und Handwerk
ein Gewerbe anmelden
ein Gewerbe betreiben ausüben
einem Gewerbe
nachgehen
seinem Gewerbe
nachgehen
Drogendealer gehen an den Straßenecken ganz offen ihrem Gewerbe nach.
trade; business; small-scale industry
trade and industry
trade and skilled labour
to register a trade business
to carry on follow ply a trade
to pursue a trade
to ply one's trade
Drug dealers openly ply their trade on street corners.
jdn. anstellen; jdn. beschäftigen
v
anstellend; beschäftigend
angestellt; beschäftigt
stellt an; beschäftigt
stellte an; beschäftigte
fest angestellt sein; fix angestellt sein
Ös.
ugs.
einer Beschäftigung
nachgehen
; eine Erwerbstätigkeit ausüben
to employ sb.
employing
employed
employs
employed
to be employed on a permanent regular basis
to be gainfully employed
sich betätigen
v
; etw. betreiben
v
sich betätigend; betreibend
sich betätigt; betrieben
einer Tätigkeit
nachgehen
; eine Tätigkeit ausüben
Forschung betreiben
Politik machen
sich politisch betätigen
sich kriminell betätigen
Nur 15% der Erwachsenen betreiben regelmäßig Sport.
to engage in sth. in doing sth.
engaging in
engaged in
to engage in an activity
to engage in research
to engage in policy-making
to engage in politics
to engage in criminal activities
Only 15% of adults regularly engage in sports (activities).
etw. (voll) ausleben
v
; sich ganz einer Sache widmen
v
; einer Sache freien Lauf lassen
v
(Wunsch, Interesse usw.)
seinen Patriotismus ausleben
seiner ironischen Ader freien Lauf lassen
seiner Kunstleidenschaft frönen
seinen Interessen
nachgehen
; sich ganz seinen Interessen widmen
dafür sorgen, dass Kinder ihre natürliche Neugierde ausleben können
to indulge sth. (desire, interest etc.)
to indulge your patriotism
to indulge your sense of irony
to indulge your passion for art
to indulge your interests
to let children indulge their natural curiosity
der Prostitution
nachgehen
adm.
; sich prostituieren
v
; anschaffen gehen
ugs.
; auf (die) Anschaffe gehen
Dt.
ugs.
v
der Prostitution
nachgehen
d; sich prostituierend; anschaffen gehend; auf Anschaffe gehend
der Prostitution nachgegangen; sich prostituiert; anschaffen gegangen; auf Anschaffe gegangen
sich auf der Straße prostituieren; auf den Strich gehen
to engage in prostitution
adm.
; to prostitute yourself; to hustle
Am.
engaging in prostitution; prostituting yourself; hustling
engaged in prostitution; prostituted yourself; hustled
to engage in street prostitution; to walk the streets
Arbeit
f
; Tätigkeit
f
Arbeiten
pl
bei der Arbeit
in Arbeit; in Arbeit begriffen
zur Arbeit gehen; an die Arbeit gehen
seiner Arbeit
nachgehen
niedere Arbeit; schmutzige Arbeit
illegale Arbeit
sich an die Arbeit machen
die Arbeit niederlegen; mit der Arbeit aufhören
in der Arbeit erstickt
übtr.
unproduktive Tätigkeit; Beschäftigungstherapie
f
ugs.
Er hat viel Arbeit.
work
works
at work
in the works; work in progress
to go to work
to ply your work
dirty work
illegal work
to set to work
to down tools
to be snowed under with work; to be up to one's neck in work; to be swamped with work
fig.
make-work; busywork
He has a lot of work.
Vorwurf
m
; Vorhaltung
f
jur.
(gegen jdn.)
Vorwürfe
pl
; Vorhaltungen
pl
Betrugsvorwürfe
pl
Tatvorwurf
m
der Vorwurf der schweren Pflichtverletzung
einen Vorwurf erheben bestreiten
dem Vorwurf
nachgehen
, er habe Geld unterschlagen
Es wird ihm ihr ihnen vorgeworfen zur Last gelegt, …
Ihr wird unter anderem vorgeworfen zur Last gelegt, dass …
Sie erhob schwere Vorwürfe gegen ihre Kollegen.
Er wies die Betrugsvorwürfe scharf zurück.
allegation (against sb.)
allegations
allegations of fraud
criminal allegation
the allegation of serious misconduct
to make deny an allegation
to investigate an allegation that he embezzled money
The allegation against him her them is that …
One of the allegations made against her is that …
She made serious allegations against her colleagues.
He strongly denied the allegations of fraud.
Vorwurf
m
; Vorhaltung
f
; Vorhalt
m
jur.
(gegen jdn)
Vorwürfe
pl
; Vorhaltungen
pl
; Vorhalte
pl
Tatvorwurf
der Vorwurf der schweren Pflichtverletzung
einen Vorwurf erheben bestreiten
dem Vorwurf
nachgehen
er habe Geld unterschlagen
Es wird ihm ihr ihnen vorgeworfen zur Last gelegt ...
Ihr wird unter anderem vorgeworfen zur Last gelegt dass ...
Auf Vorhalt erklärte er ...
Sie erhob schwere Vorwürfe gegen ihre Kollegen.
Er wies die Betrugsvorwürfe scharf zurück.
allegation (against sb.)
allegations
criminal allegation
the allegation of serious misconduct
to make deny an allegation
to investigate an allegation that he embezzled money
The allegation against him her them is that ...
One of the allegations made against her is that ...
When confronted with the allegation the facts (of the case) he stated ...
She made serious allegations against her colleagues.
He strongly denied the allegations of fraud.
Sache
f
, Angelegenheit
f
, Ding
n
die Sache ist die
die Sache an sich
Kern der Sache
übtr.
nach dem Stand der Dinge, wie die Dinge liegen
Angelegenheit von gemeinsamem Interesse
eine reelle Sache, ein faires Geschäft
eine klare Sache
einer Sache gewachsen sein
mit jdm. gemeinsame Sache machen
der Sache
nachgehen
gleich zur Sache kommen
seine Sache gut machen
seine Sache gut machen
zur Sache kommen
zur Sache kommen
zur Sache kommen
zur Sache kommen
Sachen umherwerfen
matter
the point is
the matter itself, the thing itself, the situation itself
root of the matter
as matters stand, as it is
matter of mutual interest
a square deal
a plain sailing
to be equal to sth.
to make common cause with sb.
to go into the matter
to come straight to the point
to do a good job
to acquit oneself well
to come to business
to come to the point
to get down to brass tacks
to get down to the nitty-gritty
to send things flying
jdn. einstellen; anstellen; aufnehmen
Ös.
; beschäftigen
v
(als Angestellten)
einstellend; anstellend; aufnehmend; beschäftigend
eingestellt; angestellt; aufgenommen; beschäftigt
fest angestellt sein; fix angestellt sein
Ös.
ugs.
Personal einstellen aufnehmen
Ös.
jdn. probeweise auf Probe einstellen
jdn. erneut anstellen
bei einer Firma angestellt beschäftigt sein; im Arbeitsverhältnis stehen
Dt.
einer Beschäftigung
nachgehen
; eine Erwerbstätigkeit ausüben
Viele Beamte kommen aus der Privatwirtschaft.
to employ; to engage; to hire; to recruit sb.; to take on () sb.; to take sb. into employment; to put sb. on the payroll
employing; engaging; hiring; recruiting; taking on; taking into employment; putting on the payroll
employed; engaged; hired; recruited; taken on; taken into employment; put on the payroll
to be employed on a permanent regular basis
to recruit staff
to employ sb. on probation on trial
to rehire sb.
to be employed by with a company
to be gainfully employed
Many government officials were recruited from private industry.
Sache
f
; Angelegenheit
f
; Ding
n
die Sache ist die
die Sache an sich
Kern der Sache
übtr.
nach dem Stand der Dinge; wie die Dinge liegen
Angelegenheit von gemeinsamem Interesse
eine Angelegenheit von ziemlicher Bedeutung
eine reelle Sache; ein faires Geschäft
eine brenzlige Angelegenheit
ugs.
die Angelegenheiten regeln
seine Angelegenheiten in Ordnung bringen
mit jdm. gemeinsame Sache machen
der Sache
nachgehen
seine Sache gut machen
seine Sache gut machen; sich gut halten
zur Sache kommen
gleich zur Sache kommen
zur Sache kommen
Sachen umherwerfen
Es ist Sache des Gerichts, die Bedingungen festzulegen.
matter
the point is
the matter itself; the thing itself; the situation itself
root of the matter
as matters stand; as it is
matter of mutual interest
a matter of relative importance
a square deal
a delicate matter
to arrange matters
to put one's affairs in order; to settle one's business
to make common cause with sb.; to connive with sb.
to go into the matter
to do a good job
to acquit yourself well
to come to the point; to get to the point; to cut to the chase
Am.
to come straight to the point; to cut right to the chase
Am.
to get down to brass tacks; to get down to the nitty-gritty
coll.
to send things flying
It is for the Court to fix the terms.; The terms are a matter for the Court to fix.
Sache
f
; Angelegenheit
f
; Ding
n
die Sache ist die
die Sache an sich
Kern der Sache
übtr.
nach dem Stand der Dinge; wie die Dinge liegen
Angelegenheit von gemeinsamem Interesse
eine Angelegenheit von ziemlicher Bedeutung
eine reelle Sache; ein faires Geschäft
eine brenzlige Angelegenheit
ugs.
die Angelegenheiten regeln
seine Angelegenheiten in Ordnung bringen
einer Sache gewachsen sein
mit jdm. gemeinsame Sache machen
der Sache
nachgehen
seine Sache gut machen
seine Sache gut machen
zur Sache kommen
gleich zur Sache kommen
zur Sache kommen
Sachen umherwerfen
Es ist Sache des Gerichts die Bedingungen festzulegen.
matter
the point is
the matter itself; the thing itself; the situation itself
root of the matter
as matters stand; as it is
matter of mutual interest
a matter of relative importance
a square deal
a delicate matter
to arrange matters
to put one's affairs in order; to settle one's business
to be equal to sth.
to make common cause with sb.; to connive with sb.
to go into the matter
to do a good job
to acquit oneself well
to come to the point; to get to the point
to come straight to the point
to get down to brass tacks; to get down to the nitty-gritty
coll.
to send things flying
It is for the Court to fix the terms.; The terms are a matter for the Court to fix.
Frage
f
Fragen
pl
einfache Frage; Frage, die leicht zu beantworten ist
eine berechtigte Frage
eine Frage der Zeit
eine Frage zu etw.
genau diese Frage
an jdn. eine Frage haben
jdm. eine Frage stellen
eine Frage an jdn. richten
die Frage aufwerfen, ob …
die Frage aufwerfen, ob warum usw. (Sache)
Fragen aufwerfen
einer Frage ausweichen
der Frage
nachgehen
, wie warum …
eine Frage auf jdn. loslassen
jdn. mit Fragen bombardieren
jdn. mit Fragen überschütten
in Frage kommen; infrage kommen
mit jeweils 50 Fragen
Frage Anfrage zur mündlichen Beantwortung
Frage Anfrage zur schriftlichen Beantwortung
Fragen wie aus der Pistole geschossen
die deutsche Frage
hist.
Ich habe eine Frage.
Das ist eine andere Frage.
Das ist nicht die Antwort auf meine Frage.
Gestatten Sie mir eine Frage?
Darf ich eine Frage stellen?
Gibt es noch weitere Fragen?
die Zypernfrage Kosovofrage lösen
pol.
Es steht außer Frage, dass sie Talent hat.
Keine Frage, das ist die beste Lösung.
Die Frage wurde wieder aufgeworfen.; Die Sache kam wieder zur Sprache.
Die Frage stellt sich nicht.
Die große Frage ist: kann er bis Weihnachten das Ruder noch herumreißen?
question
questions
no brainer question
a fair question
a question of time; a matter of time
a question on sth.
this very question
to have a question for sb.
to ask sb. a question
to put a question to sb.
to pose the question as to whether …
to raise prompt beg the question of whether why etc. (matter)
to throw up questions
to sidestep fend off a question
fig.
; to duck an issue
to investigate the question as to how as to why …
to fire a question at sb.
to fire questions at sb.
to pelt sb. with questions
to be possible; to be worth considering
with fifty questions each
question for oral answer reply
question for written answer reply
quick-fire questions
the German question; the German issue
I have a question.
That is a separate question.
This That is not what I was asking (about).
Might I ask a question?
Can I ask a question?
Are there any further questions?
to settle the Cyprus Kosovo question
There's no question that she is talented.
Without question this is the best solution.
The question came up again.
The question doesn't arise.
The big question is: can he turn things around by Christmas?
Deutsche
nachgehen Synonyme
(einer
Neigung)
nachgehen
Âfrönen
ausüben
(Gewerbe)
Âbetreiben
Ânachgehen
folgen
Âhinterher
gehen
Ânachgehen
Âverfolgen
(einer Neigung)
nachgehen
frönen
Weitere Ergebnisse für
nachgehen Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
keep track Synonyme
keep
POW camp
TLC
abide
abide by
abstain
accede to
accommodate
accommodation
accommodations
accumulate
acknowledge
acropolis
act up to
adhere to
administer Communion
afford
afford support
agree to
aliment
alimentation
alimony
amass
arm
armor
arrest
attend Communion
attend Mass
attend to
attend to orders
backlog
balance
ballast
bastille
bastion
be faithful to
beachhead
bear
bear in mind
bear out
bear up
beat the drum
bed
bed and board
bide
bit
black hole
bless
block
blockhouse
blow the trumpet
board
board and room
bolster
bolster up
borstal
borstal institution
bosom
bottle up
box up
bread
bread and butter
breed
bridewell
bridgehead
bridle
brig
brood over
bunker
buttress
cage
camouflage
can
care
care for
carry
carry on
castle
celebrate
celebrate Mass
cell
champion
charge
check
cherish
citadel
cling to
clink
clip
cloak
cloister
clothe
collect
commemorate
communicate
compass about
comply
comply with
conceal
concentration camp
condemned cell
conduct
confine
conform
conform to
consecrate
conserve
constrain
contain
continue
continue to be
control
cool
cool off
cooler
coop
coop in
coop up
copyright
cork up
counterbalance
cover
crib
crutch
culture
cumulate
curb
curtail
cushion
custodianship
custody
daily bread
death cell
death house
death row
decelerate
defeat time
defend
defer to
defy time
deny
detain
detention camp
deter
direct
disallow
discourage
do justice to
dompt
donate
donjon
dress ship
dungeon
dwell
dwell on
dwell upon
economic support
embosom
embrace
encage
enclose
endow
endowment
endure
enjoin
enjoy
ensure
entertain
exist
extend
facilities
fan the embers
farm
fasthold
fastness
fatten
federal prison
feed
fence
fence in
fend
fill
fill up
finance
find
fire a salute
firm
firm up
follow
follow the book
fondle
food
forbear
forbid
forced-labor camp
fort
fortress
foster
freeze
keep
alive
be spared
cheat death
conserve
copyright
embalm
endure
eternalize
eternize
extend
freeze
guard
hang on
hold
immortalize
keep
keep
fresh
keep
going
keep
intact
keep
inviolate
keep
safe
keep
up
last
lengthen
maintain
monumentalize
not destroy
not endanger
not expend
not use up
not waste
patent
perennialize
perpetuate
persist
preserve
preserve from oblivion
prolong
protect
protract
register
retain
save
spare
support
support life
survive
sustain
uphold
keep
an eye on
attend to
au courant
baby-sit
be vigilant
be watchful
boss
care for
chaperon
cherish
conserve
eye
eyeball
follow
foster
gaze at
have a looksee
hold in view
keep
account of
keep
count of
keep
in order
keep
in sight
keep
in view
keep
informed
keep
posted
keep
track of
keep
under observation
keep
up on
keep
watch over
look after
look at
look on
look out for
look to
look upon
matronize
mind
minister to
mother
nurse
nurture
observe
overlook
oversee
preserve
protege
provide for
reconnoiter
regard
ride herd on
scout
see after
see to
shepherd
spy upon
stand over
stay briefed
superintend
supervise
support
take care of
take charge of
tend
view
watch
watch out for
watch over
keep
at it
carry on
continue
endure
get along
get on
go on
go on with
hang in
hang tough
keep
at
keep
busy
keep
driving
keep
going
keep
moving
keep
on
keep
trying
keep
up
last
make out
manage
never say die
not accept compromise
peg away
persevere
persist
plug away
see it through
stick it out
stick to it
survive
keep
back
abstain
arrest
backpedal
backwater
block
bosom
bottle up
brake
bridle
check
classify
clip the wings
conceal
confine
conserve
constrain
contain
control
cool
cool off
countercheck
curb
curtail
dam up
damp
dampen
decelerate
delay
detain
disallow
dispense with
do without
dompt
drag
draw rein
ease off
ease up
enjoin
file and forget
forbear
forgo
govern
guard
hinder
hold
hold at bay
hold back
hold fast
hold in
hold in check
hold in leash
hold off
hold out on
hold up
husband
impede
in petto
inhibit
intercept
interfere
intermeddle
interrupt
intervene
keep
keep
between us
keep
buttoned up
keep
by one
keep
close
keep
dark
keep
from
keep
in
keep
in check
keep
in hand
keep
in ignorance
keep
in reserve
keep
in store
keep
mum
keep
on hand
keep
out
keep
secret
keep
snug
keep
under control
keep
under wraps
lag
lay by
lay under restraint
let alone
let down
let up
lose ground
lose momentum
lose speed
make late
make no sign
meddle
moderate
never let on
not give away
not tell
not touch
not use
obstruct
oppose
play dumb
preserve
prohibit
pull
pull in
put apart
put aside
put by
reef
refrain
refuse
rein
rein in
relax
repress
reserve
resist
restrain
retain
retard
retrench
save
save up
scotch
secrete
set apart
set aside
set back
set by
slack off
slack up
slacken
slow
slow down
slow up
snub
spare
stay
stop
straiten
suppress
take in sail
throttle down
veil
waive
withhold
keep
books
balance
balance the books
book
capitalize
carry
carry over
cast up accounts
charge off
close out
close the books
credit
debit
docket
enter
journalize
log
make an entry
minute
note
post
post up
strike a balance
keep
down
asphyxiate
beat down
bottle up
break
browbeat
bulldoze
bully
castrate
censor
choke off
clamp down on
coerce
compel
cork
cork up
cow
crack down on
crush
damp down
daunt
deprive of freedom
despotize
disenfranchise
disfranchise
dominate
domineer
domineer over
drown
enslave
enthrall
extinguish
gag
grind
grind down
henpeck
hold captive
hold down
hold in bondage
hold in captivity
hold in leash
hold in subjection
intimidate
jump on
keep
under
kill
lead captive
lord it over
make dependent
muzzle
oppress
overawe
overbear
overmaster
override
peonize
pour water on
press heavy on
put down
quash
quell
quench
repress
ride over
ride roughshod over
shut down on
silence
sit down on
sit on
smash
smother
squash
squelch
stanch
stifle
strangle
stultify
subdue
subject
subjugate
subordinate
suffocate
suppress
take captive
terrorize
throttle
trample down
trample upon
tread down
tread upon
tyrannize
tyrannize over
unman
vassalize
walk all over
walk over
weigh heavy on
keep
faith
abide by
act up to
adhere to
attend to
be faithful to
comply with
conform to
do justice to
fill
follow
fulfill
heed
hold by
keep
keep
faith with
keep
troth
live up to
make good
meet
not fail
observe
regard
respect
satisfy
keep
from
abstain
abstain from
anticipate
arrest
avert
avoid
bar
bosom
bridle
check
classify
conceal
constrain
contain
control
cool
cool off
curb
curtail
debar
decelerate
deflect
deter
discourage
dishearten
do without
dompt
enjoin
eschew
estop
exclude
fend
fend off
fight shy of
file and forget
forbear
forbid
foreclose
forestall
forgo
give place to
govern
guard
help
hinder
hold
hold aloof
hold aloof from
hold at bay
hold back
hold fast
hold in
hold in check
hold in leash
hold out on
hold up
in petto
inhibit
keep
keep
aloof
keep
away from
keep
back
keep
between us
keep
buttoned up
keep
clear of
keep
close
keep
dark
keep
hands off
keep
in
keep
in check
keep
in ignorance
keep
mum
keep
off
keep
remote from
keep
secret
keep
snug
keep
under control
keep
under wraps
lay under restraint
let alone
let go by
make no sign
make way for
never let on
never touch
not give away
not meddle with
not tell
not touch
obviate
pass up
play dumb
preclude
prevent
prohibit
pull
pull in
refrain
refrain from
rein
rein in
repel
restrain
retard
retrench
rule out
save
secrete
set back
shun
slow down
snub
spare
stand aloof
stand aloof from
stave off
stay detached from
steer clear of
straiten
turn aside
turn away from
veil
ward off
withhold
keep
going
abide
bide
carry on
cease not
continue
drag on
endure
extend
go along
go on
hold
hold on
hold steady
jog on
keep
keep
alive
keep
at
keep
at it
keep
busy
keep
driving
keep
moving
keep
on
keep
trying
keep
up
last
lengthen
linger
maintain
never cease
not accept compromise
peg away
perpetuate
persevere
persist
plug away
preserve
prolong
protract
remain
retain
run on
slog on
stagger on
stay
stay on
sustain
tarry
keep
house
anchor
billet at
bivouac
burrow
camp
colonize
come to anchor
domesticate
drop anchor
ensconce
establish residence
hive
house
keep
inhabit
live at
locate
maintain a household
moor
move
nest
park
people
perch
populate
practice domesticity
relocate
reside
roost
set up house
keep
ing
set up shop
settle
settle down
sit down
squat
stand
stay at
strike root
take residence at
take root
take up residence
keep
in mind
bear in mind
brood over
cherish
consider
contemplate
dwell on
dwell upon
entertain thoughts of
fan the embers
harbor an idea
have in mind
have regard for
have thoughts about
hold an idea
hold in mind
hold the thought
keep
keep
in memory
keep
in sight
keep
in view
reckon with
retain
take account of
take cognizance of
take heed of
take into account
take into consideration
take note of
take notice of
think of
treasure
keep
in sight
and listen
be vigilant
be watchful
bear in mind
eye
eyeball
follow
gaze at
have a looksee
have regard for
hold in mind
hold in view
keep
alert
keep
in mind
keep
in view
keep
under observation
keep
vigil
keep
watch
look
look about one
look after
look at
look lively
look on
look out
look sharp
look upon
never nod
observe
qui vive
reckon with
reconnoiter
regard
scout
spy upon
stop
take account of
take cognizance of
take heed of
take into account
take into consideration
take note of
take notice of
view
watch
watch out
keep
in touch
answer
approach
communicate with
contact
correspond
establish connection
get to
interrogate
maintain connection
make advances
make contact with
make overtures
make up to
question
raise
reach
relate to
reply to
respond to
keep
off
anticipate
avert
bar
beat back
beat off
block
brush off
chase
chase away
chase off
check
counter
cut
debar
deflect
deter
discourage
dishearten
dismiss
drive away
drive back
estop
exclude
fend
fend off
forbid
foreclose
forestall
help
hinder
hold at bay
hold off
keep
at bay
keep
from
obstruct
obviate
pack off
parry
preclude
prevent
prohibit
push back
put back
rebuff
rebut
refuse
repel
repulse
rule out
save
send away
send off
send packing
snub
spurn
stave off
stop
thrust back
turn aside
turn back
ward off
keep
on
abide
bide
carry on
cease not
continue
continue to be
defeat time
defy time
drag on
dwell
endure
exist
extend
go along
go on
hold
hold on
hold out
hold steady
jog on
keep
keep
at
keep
at it
keep
busy
keep
driving
keep
going
keep
moving
keep
trying
keep
up
last
last long
last out
linger
live
live on
live through
maintain
never cease
not accept compromise
peg away
perdure
perennate
persevere
persist
plug away
prevail
remain
run
run on
slog on
stagger on
stand
stay
stay on
subsist
survive
sustain
tarry
tide over
wear
wear well
keep
out
ban
bar
bar out
blockade
count out
cut off
debar
detain
embargo
exclude
freeze out
hold
hold back
ignore
keep
leave out
lock out
omit
ostracize
pass over
preclude
prohibit
reject
relegate
repudiate
send to Coventry
shut out
taboo
withhold
keep
quiet
abide
be mute
be silent
be still
coast
forswear speech
freeze
keep
mum
keep
silent
keep
still
lie still
make no sign
mark time
not breathe
not stir
play dumb
remain
remain motionless
repose
rest
say nothing
shut up
stand
stand fast
stand firm
stand mute
stand still
stay
stay put
stick
stick fast
tarry
tread water
keep
score
book
calendar
catalog
enroll
enter
enumerate
file
impanel
index
inventory
itemize
list
pigeonhole
post
program
register
schedule
score
tabulate
tally
keep
the peace
be conservative
be moderate
be pacifistic
keep
within bounds
keep
within compass
live temperately
not make waves
not resist
practice nonviolence
practice self-control
relent
remain at peace
remit
settle down
sober down
strike a balance
take in sail
wage peace
nachgehen Definition
Track
(
n.
)
A
mark
left
by
something
that
has
passed
along
Track
(
n.
)
A
mark
or
impression
left
by
the
foot,
either
of
man
or
beast
Track
(
n.
)
The
entire
lower
surface
of
the
foot
Track
(
n.
)
A
road
Track
(
n.
)
Course
Track
(
n.
)
A
path
or
course
laid
out
for
a
race,
for
exercise,
etc.
Track
(
n.
)
The
permanent
way
Track
(
n.
)
A
tract
or
area,
as
of
land.
Track
(
v.
t.)
To
follow
the
tracks
or
traces
of
Track
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
along
continuously,
as
a
vessel,
by
a
line,
men
or
animals
on
shore
being
the
motive
power
Track-road
(
n.
)
A
towing
path.
keep track Bedeutung
record
track
record
the
sum
of
recognized
accomplishments,
the
lawyer
has
a
good
record,
the
track
record
shows
that
he
will
be
a
good
president
track
record
the
fastest
time
ever
recorded
for
a
specific
distance
at
a
particular
racetrack,
the
track
record
for
the
mile
and
a
half
at
Belmont
is
minutes
seconds
held
by
Secretariat
since
fast
track
a
rapid
means
of
achieving
a
goal,
they
saw
independence
as
the
fast
track
to
democracy,
he
took
a
fast
track
to
the
top
of
the
corporate
ladder,
the
company
went
off
the
fast
track
when
the
stock
market
dropped
track
and
field
participating
in
athletic
sports
performed
on
a
running
track
or
on
the
field
associated
with
it
track
running
the
act
of
participating
in
an
athletic
competition
involving
running
on
a
track
branch
line
spur
track
spur
a
railway
line
connected
to
a
trunk
line
cinder
track
a
racetrack
paved
with
fine
cinders
dirt
track
a
racetrack
that
is
not
paved
half
track
a
track
that
goes
around
only
rear
wheels
half
track
a
motor
vehicle
propelled
by
half
tracks,
frequently
used
by
the
military
laugh
track
prerecorded
laughter
added
to
the
soundtrack
of
a
radio
or
television
show
racetrack
racecourse
raceway
track
a
course
over
which
races
are
run
railroad
track
railroad
railway
a
line
of
track
providing
a
runway
for
wheels,
he
walked
along
the
railroad
track
track
cart
track
cartroad
any
road
or
path
affording
passage
especially
a
rough
one
track
rail
rails
runway
a
bar
or
pair
of
parallel
bars
of
rolled
steel
making
the
railway
along
which
railroad
cars
or
other
vehicles
can
roll
track
a
pair
of
parallel
rails
providing
a
runway
for
wheels
track
a
groove
on
a
phonograph
recording
track
data
track
(computer
science)
one
of
the
circular
magnetic
paths
on
a
magnetic
disk
that
serve
as
a
guide
for
writing
and
reading
data
track
caterpillar
track
caterpillar
tread
an
endless
metal
belt
on
which
tracked
vehicles
move
over
the
ground
tramline
tramway
streetcar
track
the
track
on
which
trams
or
streetcars
run
inside
track
a
favorable
position
in
a
competition,
the
boss's
son
had
the
inside
track
for
that
job
lead
track
trail
evidence
pointing
to
a
possible
solution,
the
police
are
following
a
promising
lead,
the
trail
led
straight
to
the
perpetrator
cut
track
a
distinct
selection
of
music
from
a
recording
or
a
compact
disc,
he
played
the
first
cut
on
the
cd,
the
title
track
of
the
album
track
meet
a
track
and
field
competition
between
two
or
more
teams
track
event
a
footrace
performed
on
a
track
(indoor
or
outdoor)
inside
track
the
inner
side
of
a
curved
racecourse
path
track
course
a
line
or
route
along
which
something
travels
or
moves,
the
hurricane
demolished
houses
in
its
path,
the
track
of
an
animal,
the
course
of
the
river
track
star
a
star
runner
broad-leaved
plantain
common
plantain
white-man's
foot
whiteman's
foot
cart-track
plant
Plantago
major
common
European
perennial
naturalized
worldwide,
a
troublesome
weed
track-to-track
seek
time
(computer
science)
the
time
it
takes
for
a
read
write
head
to
move
to
an
adjacent
data
track
keep
track
keep
informed
of
fully
aware,
I
keep
track
of
the
stock
market
developments
lose
track
fail
to
keep
informed
or
aware,
She
has
so
many
books,
she
just
lost
track
and
cannot
find
this
volume
hunt
run
hunt
down
track
down
pursue
for
food
or
sport
(as
of
wild
animals),
Goering
often
hunted
wild
boars
in
Poland,
The
dogs
are
running
deer,
The
Duke
hunted
in
these
woods
track
make
tracks
upon
traverse
track
cover
cross
pass
over
get
over
get
across
cut
through
cut
across
travel
across
or
pass
over,
The
caravan
covered
almostmiles
each
day
chase
chase
after
trail
tail
tag
give
chase
dog
go
after
track
go
after
with
the
intent
to
catch,
The
policeman
chased
the
mugger
down
the
alley,
the
dog
chased
the
rabbit
track
carry
on
the
feet
and
deposit,
track
mud
into
the
house
track
observe
or
plot
the
moving
path
of
something,
track
a
missile
off
the
beaten
track(p)
out-of-the-way(a)
remote
from
populous
or
much-traveled
regions,
they
found
a
quiet
out-of-the-way
resort
half-track
half-tracked
having
caterpillar
treads
on
the
rear
and
wheels
in
front,
half-track
armored
vehicles
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