Traumnovelle Kapitel 4 (3A/3) Flashcards

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abbrechen

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(bricht ab, brach ab, hat abgebrochen) [trennbares Mischverb]
(1) to discontinue, abort, abandon (e.g., “die diplomatischen Beziehungen zu einem Staat abbrechen”; “wir
mussten unseren Urlaub abbrechen”; “eine Schwangerschaft abbrechen”; “an der Stelle brach der Brief ab”;
or “als die Stereoanlage kaputt ging, brach die Musik ab”)
(2) to break (off) (e.g., “der vom Baum abgebrochene Ast” or “der Bleistift ist abgebrochen”)

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Abschluss

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¨-e [Nomen]
(1) end, completion, conclusion, finalization (e.g., of garments [i.e., the finishings]; of work, of negotiations or
talks, of business transactions, etc.)
(2) [den/ einen/ seinen/ ihren, usw., Abschluss machen] to graduate (i.e., conclude one’s studies)

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ansteigen

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(steigt an, stieg an, ist angestiegen) [starkes, trennbares Verb]
to rise, increase, ascend, go up

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Atmosphäre

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die, -n [Nomen]

atmosphere, ambiance

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Eingang

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der, ¨-e [Nomen]

entrance, entryway; entry; access

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einsam

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[Adjektiv / Adverb]

lonely, lonesome, solitary

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empfangen

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(empfängt, empfing, hat empfangen) [starkes Verb]
to receive (i.e., in nearly all the senses in which receive is used in English – e.g., as in (a) to welcome or greet
people or things, such as ideas or works of literature; (b) to pick up a signal; (c) to receive items or goods that
were sent; and (d) to receive ceremonial rites, such as baptism)

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erfassen

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[schwaches Verb]
(1) to grasp, seize (i.e., with one’s hand or hands)
(2) to seize (i.e., to be overcome by a feeling or emotion) (e.g., “Angst erfasste den Mann”)
(3) to grasp (i.e., to apprehend or comprehend) (e.g., “er hat die Bedeutung intuitiv erfasst”; “sie hat den Ernst
der Situation allzu langsam erfasst”)

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Frieden

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der, - [seltener: der Friede, -] [Genitiv: des Friedens] [Nomen]
peace

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Gewalt

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die, -en [Nomen]

(1) authority, power, control
(2) force, violence

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Hochzeit

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die, -en [Nomen]

wedding, nuptials

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kirchlich

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[Adjektiv / Adverb]

(of or related to the) church, ecclesiastical; clerical

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männlich

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[Adjektiv / Adverb]

male, masculine, manly

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Messer

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das, - [Nomen]

knife

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Prinz

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der, -en, -en [N-Nomen]

prince

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übergehen

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(übergeht, überging, hat übergangen) [transitiv] [starkes, untrennbares Verb]
to overlook, skip (over), disregard (e.g., “der Präsident hat die Wünsche der Demonstranten übergangen”; “ich
glaube, wir können dieses Kapitel ruhig übergehen”; or “den Hunger kann man schwer übergehen”)

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übergehen

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(geht über, ging über, ist übergegangen) [intransitiv] [starkes, trennbares Verb]
(1) to pass into, transition into, change in or into (e.g., “zu einem anderen Punkt übergehen”; “bald wird der
Schnee in Regen übergehen” or “die blaue See schien in einen unendlichen Himmel überzugehen”)
(2) to pass (over) to (someone), pass on, devolve (to) (e.g., “das Haus ist vom Vater auf den Sohn
übergegangen”}

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verbieten

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(verbietet, verbot, hat verboten) [starkes Verb]

to prohibit, ban, forbid

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wagen

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[schwaches Verb]
to dare, venture (to do something) (e.g., “sein Leben wagen”; “einen gefährlichen Versuch wagen”; “keiner hat es
gewagt, dem Professor zu widersprechen”; or “wer nicht wagt, der nicht gewinnt”)

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ablehnen

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(lehnt ab) [schwaches, trennbares Verb]

to refuse, reject, decline