vermitteln

I v/t

1. (beschaffen) get, find; förm. procure (jemandem for s.o.); (arrangieren) arrange; Arbeitskräfte an Firmen vermitteln place workers with firms (Am. companies); wir vermitteln Aupairstellen / Zimmer für Studierende etc. we find jobs for au pairs / rooms for students etc.; Langzeitarbeitslose sind besonders schwer zu vermitteln the long-term unemployed are particularly difficult to place

2. (Wissen) impart (jemandem to s.o.)

3. TELEF.: ein Gespräch vermitteln put a call through

4. (Eindruck etc.) give, convey; den Eindruck vermitteln, als ob ... convey the impression that ...

II v/i mediate (zwischen + Dat between); act as (a) mediator (bei in); (vermittelnd eingreifen) intervene, mediate

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to match; to convey; to mediate; to impart; to interfere; to procure; to matchmake; to act as agent

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ver|mịt|teln [fɛɐ'mɪtln] ptp vermi\#ttelt

1. vt

to arrange (jdm for sb); Stelle, Partner, Privatschüler, Kontakte to find (jdm for sb); Aushilfskräfte, Lehrer etc to find jobs or positions for, to place; (TELEC) Gespräch to put through, to connect; Hypotheken, Kredite, Geschäfte to arrange, to negotiate (jdm for sb); Lösung, Kompromiss, Waffenstillstand to arrange, to negotiate, to mediate; Gefühl, Bild, Idee, Einblick to convey, to give (jdm to sb); Verständnis to give (jdm (to) sb); Wissen to impart (jdm to sb)

jdm etw vermitteln — to get sth for sb

eine Stelle, die Hotelunterkunft vermittelt — an office which finds hotel accommodation

wir vermitteln Geschäftsräume — we are agents for business premises

ich kann dir eine billige Ferienwohnung vermitteln — I can get you a cheap holiday flat (Brit) or vacation apartment (US)

2. vi

to mediate, to act as mediator or a go-between

vermittelnd eingreifen — to intervene

vermittelnde Worte — conciliatory words

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1) (to act as an arbitrator in a dispute etc: He has been asked to arbitrate in the dispute between the workers and management.) arbitrate

2) (to try to put an end to a fight, argument etc between two people, countries etc: All attempts to intercede between the two nations failed.) intercede

3) (to try to settle a dispute between people who are disagreeing: The United States is trying to mediate (in the dispute) between these two countries.) mediate

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I. vt

1. (durch Vermittlung beschaffen)

▪ [jdm [o an jdn]] etw \vermitteln to find sth [for sb] [or sb sth]

jdm eine Stellung \vermitteln to find sb a job

▪ [jdm] jdn \vermitteln to find sb [for sb]

jdn an eine Firma \vermitteln to place sb with a firm

2. (weitergeben)

▪ [jdm] etw \vermitteln to pass on sep [or form liter impart] sth [to sb]

seine Gefühle \vermitteln to communicate [or convey] one's feelings

3. (geh)

▪ [jdm] etw \vermitteln to give [sb] sth, to convey sth [to sb]

jdm ein schönes Gefühl \vermitteln to give sb [or fill sb with] a good feeling

4. (arrangieren)

▪ etw \vermitteln to arrange sth

einen Kontakt \vermitteln to arrange for a contact

II. vi

▪ [in etw dat] \vermitteln to mediate [or act as [a/the] mediator] [in sth]

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1.

intransitives Verb mediate, act as [a] mediator (in + Dat. in)

2.

transitives Verb

1) (herbeiführen) arrange; negotiate <transaction, ceasefire, compromise>

2) (besorgen)

jemandem eine Stelle vermitteln — find somebody a job; find a job for somebody

3) (weitergeben) impart <knowledge, insight, values, etc.>; communicate, pass on <message, information, etc.>; convey, give <feeling>; pass on <experience>

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vermitteln

A. v/t

1. (beschaffen) get, find; form procure (

jemandem for sb); (arrangieren) arrange;

Arbeitskräfte an Firmen vermitteln place workers with firms (US companies);

wir vermitteln Aupairstellen/Zimmer für Studierende etc we find jobs for au pairs/rooms for students etc;

Langzeitarbeitslose sind besonders schwer zu vermitteln the long-term unemployed are particularly difficult to place

2. (Wissen) impart (

jemandem to sb)

3. TEL:

ein Gespräch vermitteln put a call through

4. (Eindruck etc) give, convey;

den Eindruck vermitteln, als ob … convey the impression that …

B. v/i mediate (

zwischen +dat between); act as (a) mediator (

bei in); (vermittelnd eingreifen) intervene, mediate

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1.

intransitives Verb mediate, act as [a] mediator (in + Dat. in)

2.

transitives Verb

1) (herbeiführen) arrange; negotiate <transaction, ceasefire, compromise>

2) (besorgen)

jemandem eine Stelle vermitteln — find somebody a job; find a job for somebody

3) (weitergeben) impart <knowledge, insight, values, etc.>; communicate, pass on <message, information, etc.>; convey, give <feeling>; pass on <experience>

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adj.

mediate adj. v.

to conciliate v.

to establish a connection expr.

to intercede v.

to interfere v.

to procure v.