absolvieren

v/t (trennb., hat)

1. (Studium, Diplom) finish, complete; (Schule, Hochschule) finish, Am. graduate from; (Prüfung) pass; (Pensum) do; mit Mühe: get through; hast du dein heutiges Pensum schon absolviert? have you done your quota for the day yet?

2. KATH. (Sünder) absolve

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(beenden) to finish;

(durchmachen) to do;

(freisprechen) to absolve

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ab|sol|vie|ren [apzɔl'viːrən] ptp absolviert

vt insep

1) (= durchlaufen) Studium, Probezeit to complete; Schule to finish, to graduate from (US); Prüfung to pass

er hat die technische Fachschule absolviert — he completed a course at technical college

2) (= ableisten) to complete

3) (ECCL) to absolve

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das

(the act or ceremony of graduating from a college, university etc: The graduation will be held in the large hall; (also adjective) a graduation ceremony.) graduation

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[apzɔlˈvi:rən]

vt

1. SCH

▪ etw \absolvieren to [successfully] complete sth

eine Prüfung \absolvieren to pass an exam

welche Schule haben Sie absolviert? which school did you go to?

2. REL

▪ jdn [von etw dat] \absolvieren to absolve sb [from sth]

3. (ableisten)

▪ etw \absolvieren to do sth, to get sth behind one

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transitives Verb

1) complete

das Gymnasium absolvieren — complete a grammar-school education

2) (erledigen, verrichten) put in <hours>; do <performance, route, task>; make <visit>

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absolvieren v/t (trennb, hat)

1. (Studium, Diplom) finish, complete; (Schule, Hochschule) finish, US graduate from; (Prüfung) pass; (Pensum) do; mit Mühe: get through;

hast du dein heutiges Pensum schon absolviert? have you done your quota for the day yet?

2. KATH (Sünder) absolve

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transitives Verb

1) complete

das Gymnasium absolvieren — complete a grammar-school education

2) (erledigen, verrichten) put in <hours>; do <performance, route, task>; make <visit>

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(Prüfung) v.

to pass v. (Schule) v.

to finish v.

to graduate from (US) expr. (Studium) v.

to finish one's degree expr. v.

to finish v.