verletzen

v/t

1. hurt, injure; (verwunden) bes. auch MIL. wound; sich am Arm etc. verletzen hurt (oder injure) one’s arm etc.; Personen wurden (dabei) nicht verletzt there were no casualties

2. fig. (jemanden) hurt; (Gefühle) auch wound; (kränken) auch offend

3. (Gesetz, Eid, Recht, Grenze, Luftraum etc.) violate; (Anstand, Vorschrift etc.) offend against; seine Pflicht verletzen neglect one’s duty

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(Ehre) to offend; to mortify;

(Gesetz) to break; to infringe; to violate; to contravene;

(Gesundheit) to injure; to wound; to hurt;

sich verletzen

to hurt oneself

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ver|lẹt|zen [fEɐ'lɛtsn] ptp verle\#tzt

1. vt

1) (= verwunden) to injure; (in Kampf etc, mit Kugel, Messer) to wound; (fig) jdn to hurt, to wound; jds Stolz, Gefühle to hurt, to wound, to injure; jds Ehrgefühl to injure, to offend; jds Schönheitssinn, zarte Ohren to offend

das verletzt den guten Geschmack — it offends against good taste

2) Gesetz to break; Pflicht, Rechte, Intimsphäre to violate

2. vr

to injure oneself

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1) (to cause (a person) harm: There's no need to be frightened - he won't harm you.) harm

2) (to injure or cause pain to: I hurt my hand on that broken glass.) hurt

3) (to upset (a person or his feelings): He hurt me / my feelings by ignoring me.) hurt

4) (to harm or damage: He injured his arm when he fell; They were badly injured when the car crashed; A story like that could injure his reputation; His pride has been injured.) injure

5) (to hurt (someone's feelings): to wound someone's pride.) wound

6) (to make feel upset or angry: If you don't go to her party she will be offended; His criticism offended her.) offend

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ver·let·zen *

[fɛɐ̯ˈlɛtsn̩]

vt

1. (verwunden)

▪ jdm/sich etw \verletzen to injure [or hurt] sb's/one's sth

▪ jdn [an etw dat] \verletzen to injure [or hurt] sb['s sth]

▪ sich akk \verletzen to injure [or hurt] oneself

sich akk beim Schneiden \verletzen to cut oneself

▪ sich akk etw [o an etw dat] \verletzen to injure [or hurt] one's sth

2. (kränken)

▪ jdn \verletzen to offend sb

jdn in seinem Stolz \verletzen to hurt sb's pride

3. (missachten)

▪ etw \verletzen to wound [or injure] sth

den Anstand \verletzen to overstep the mark

jds Gefühle \verletzen to hurt sb['s feelings]

4. (übertreten)

▪ etw \verletzen to violate [or form infringe] sth

die Grenze \verletzen to violate the frontier

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transitives Verb

1) (beschädigen) injure; (durch Schuss, Stich) wound

2) (kränken) hurt, wound <person, feelings>

3) (verstoßen gegen) violate; infringe <regulation>; break <agreement, law>

4) (eindringen in) violate <frontier, airspace, etc.>

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verletzen v/t

1. hurt, injure; (verwunden) besonders auch MIL wound;

sich am Arm etc

verletzen hurt (oder injure) one’s arm etc;

Personen wurden (dabei) nicht verletzt there were no casualties

2. fig (jemanden) hurt; (Gefühle) auch wound; (kränken) auch offend

3. (Gesetz, Eid, Recht, Grenze, Luftraum etc) violate; (Anstand, Vorschrift etc) offend against;

seine Pflicht verletzen neglect one’s duty

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transitives Verb

1) (beschädigen) injure; (durch Schuss, Stich) wound

2) (kränken) hurt, wound <person, feelings>

3) (verstoßen gegen) violate; infringe <regulation>; break <agreement, law>

4) (eindringen in) violate <frontier, airspace, etc.>

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v.

to bless v.

to bruise v.

to hurt v.

(§ p.,p.p.: hurt)

to infringe v.

to injure v.

to violate v.