0_VOC_Lektion 14 Flashcards
etw. mitteilen; jmd. Etw. vermitteln; etw. befördern; etw. versenden
to convĕy sth. (An example of convey is to present a speech that addresses the importance of health care reform.)
Überzeugung; Urteil; Verurteilung; Schuldspruch
conviction
vorbestraft sein
to have no previous convictions
erschaudern; fremdschämen
to cringe
Angeklagter; Schuldiger; Täter
culprit (Kulprit; An example of a culprit is a paper jam that is responsible for a printer not printing.)
abschreckend; entmutigend
daunting (doonting; The final, however, was a more daunting prospect.)
etw. entschärfen (Bombe)
to defuse sth. (The package of incentives and penalties, backed by six world powers, seeks to defuse a standoff over iran’s nuclear program.)
Guss; Sintflut; Überschwemmung
dĕluge (Däljutsch)
Auftreten; Benehmen; Verhalten
demĕanour (Dämiena; A person who is generally friendly and kind to everyone he or she meets is an example of someone with a friendly demeanour.)
dementieren
to disclaim; repudiate
die Abwertung; Degradierung
demotion (to reduce to a lower grade; lower in rank)
etw. bedauern; beklagen; missbilligen
to deplore sth. (I deplore when people don’t make an effort to use grammatical sentences. )
verdienend; verdienstvoll
deserving (a firefighter who rescued a family and their pets from a burning home; a deserving firefighter.)
geringschätzen; verachten
to despise
etw. nach etw. aufteilen; unterscheiden
to differentiate sth. (differ’äntschiäit - by sth./between)