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  • names that summon up images of far-off places - (to) summon herbeirufen, hervorrufen
  • pernicious schädlich, verderblich
  • deduction Schlussfolgerung
  • he convened a meeting - (to) convene einberufen, versammeln, zusammenkommen
  • the news was endorsed by the police - (to) endorse billigen, bestätigen, befürworten
  • (to) oppose sth. to sth. etw. gegenüberstellen
  • your query will be answered until Monday - query ("kwiri") Anfrage, Rückfrage, Reklamation
  • (to) request advice regarding sth Rat im Bezug auf etw. suchen
  • The advice and statements set forth below are based on the facts presented to me in our telephone conference of January 27. This advice should be viewed in light of thereof and remains subject to future discovery and research. a
  • the meeting was brought forward because it was so urgent - the prosecutor brought arguments/evident forward (to) bring forward vorverlegen, vortragen/vorbringen
  • you are affluent if you can buy whatever you want - affluent wohlhabend
  • his idea was tough but feasible - feasible machbar, möglich, realisierbar
  • I can discern no difference between the two cars - (to) discern wahrnehmen, erkennen
  • she could faintly discern the shape of a skull - faint schwach, matt
  • the weather was good so we decided to sally forth - (to) sally forth sich aufmachen, aufbrechen
  • consternation Bestürzung, Betroffenheit
  • he derided his girlfriend as dumb - (to) deride verspotten, verhöhnen
  • he never missed an opportunity to disparage his competitors - (to) disparage verunglimpfen, herabsetzen, herabwürdigen
  • laudable lobenswert, löblich
  • extra police were called to quell the disturbance - (to) quell unterdrücken, niederschlagen
  • a voluble discussion - voluble wortreich, redselig
  • he was a close confidant of the president - confidant Vertrauter, Vertrauensperson
  • dubious ("diubiäs") dubios
  • reprehensible verwerflich
  • don´t deviate from the route which I told you - (to) deviate from sth. ("diviäit") von etw. abweichen
  • he was prone to outbursts - prone anfällig, geneigt, empfänglich
  • (to) revoke widerrufen, aufheben, rückgängig machen
  • Trump incited the protesters - (to) incite so. jemanden aufwiegeln, aufhetzen, anspornen
  • reprehensible verwerflich, tadelnswert
  • slightest problem geringstes Problem
  • Luckily, my boss will reimburse my expenses - (to) reimburse erstatten, entschädigen, ersetzen
  • (to) reach a settlement einen Vergleich schließen
  • It is important for a company to deploy resources efficiently - (to) deploy anwenden, einsetzen
  • The hotel accepts no liability for lost items - liability Haftung, Verpflichtung, Verbindlichkeit
  • the event was reckoned a failure - (to) reckon rechnen, meinen, schätzen
  • She stared at the chessboard pondering her next move - (to) ponder nachdenken, erwägen, überlegen
  • She tries to shun any conflict - (to) shun (ver)meiden, aus dem Weg gehen
  • My boss granted my request for time off - (to) grant ("grand") genehmigen, billigen, gewähren
  • It is difficult to determine the cause of the problem - (to) determine bestimmen, festlegen, entschließen
  • The goal is to overcome all impediments - impediment Hindernis, Behinderung
  • We worked on the new project without respite - respite ("räspait") Aufschub, Pause, Verschnaufpause
  • He is lazy and often tries to shirk his duties - (to) shirk sich drücken, vermeiden
  • The task is so complicated that it is rather daunting for a beginner - daunting entmutigend, beunruhigend, gewaltig, einschüchternd
  • he told me an intriguing story, I couldn´t stop listening - intriguing faszinierend, verblüffend
  • The company will incur any costs - (to) incur anfallen, auf sich nehmen, übernehmen
  • (to) affirm a judgement <-> (to) set a judgement aside ein Urteil bestätigen ein Urteil aufheben
  • Dispute resolution is the generic term for litigation and arbitration - generic term Oberbegriff
  • He was harassed by a flood of unwanted emails - (to) harass belästigen, schikanieren, stören
  • The Covid rules sometimes were arbitrary - arbitrary willkürlich, beliebig
  • The lawyer cited a precedent - precedent Präzedenzfall

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