arrangieren · aufziehen · formen · gestalten · abblocken · abwehren · hindern · mauern · (den) Weg versperren · (ein) Hemmnis bilden · (jemandem) entgegentreten · (jemandem) Knüppel zwischen die Beine werfen · (sich jemandem) in den Weg stellen · (sich) querstellen · (sich) sperren · behindern · blocken · blockieren · hemmen · nicht mitspielen · obstruieren · quer im Stall stehen · reingrätschen · Steine in den Weg legen · stoppen (Pläne · Verfahren · Vorgang) · verhindern · versperren · aufführen · ausrichten · organisieren · veranstalten · abfangen · aufhalten · parieren · abhalten (Treffen · Versammlung) · austragen (Wettkampf) · (jemandem etwas) ausreden · (jemandem) abraten (von) · (jemandem/jemanden) abreden (von) · (jemanden) abbringen (von) · (jemanden) abhalten (von) · (jemanden) dissuadieren (von)
abgrundtief · Abguss · Abgüsse · abhacken · abhackend · abhaken · abhalten · abhaltend · abhalten Lehrstunde · abhalten Treffen · abhalten von · Abhaltung · abhanden kommen · Abhandlung · Abhandlungen · Abhang · Abhänge · abhängen · abhängend
1. To keep back or from; to withhold.
2. To restrain from proceeding; to stay or stop; to delay.
3. To hold or keep in custody. SYN. To withhold; retain; stop; stay; arrest; check; retard; delay; hinder.
To try to prevent; show opposition to:; SYN. discourage.
Sinonimi i slične reči: discourage · dissuade
1. To make a present of
2. To grant or bestow by formal action
3. To accord or yield to another
4. To put into the possession of another for his or her use
5. To administer as a sacrament
6. To commit to another as a trust or responsibility and usually for an expressed reason; to transfer from one's authority or custody
7. To offer to the action of another; proffer
8. To yield (oneself) to a man in sexual intercourse
9. To present in public performance
10. To present to view or observation
11. To provide by way of entertainment
12. To propose as a toast
13. To designate as a share or portion; allot
14. To yield as a product, consequence, or effect; produce
15. To deliver by some bodily action
16. To offer for consideration, acceptance, or use
17. To suffer the loss of; sacrifice
afford · apply · break · cave in · chip in · collapse · commit · consecrate · contribute · dedicate · devote · ease up · establish · fall in · feed · founde · generate · gift · give back · give in · give way · grant · hand · hand down · hand out · hand over · have · hold · impart · kick in · leave · make · move over · open · pass · pass on · pay · present · reach · render · return · sacrifice · throw · turn over · yield
(Irregular preterit, past participle: held).
1. To aim, point, or direct.
2. To assert or affirm.
3. To be the support of; also metaphorically; SYN. support, sustain, hold up.
4. To contain or hold; have within; SYN. bear, carry, contain.
5. To cover as for protection against noise or smell.
6. To have as a major characteristic.
7. To have or hold in one's hands; also metaphorically; SYN. take hold.
8. To hold the attention of.
9. To keep from departing.
10. To keep from exhaling or expelling.
11. To organize or be responsible for;,, etc.; SYN. throw, have, make, give.
12. To remain committed to.
13. To remain in a certain state, position, or condition.
14. To stop dealing with.
15. To support or hold in a certain manner; SYN. carry, bear.
16. To take and maintain control over, often by violent means.
accommodate · adjudge · admit · agree · apply · arrest · bear · bind · book · carry · check · concord · concur · confine · contain · control · curb · declare · deem · defend · defy · entertain · give · go for · guard · halt · harbor · harbour · have · have got · hold back · hold in · hold out · hold over · hold up · keep · keep apart · keep back · keep down · keep in · keep off · keep out · keep up · maintain · make · moderat · nurse · obligate · oblige · obtain · prevail · reserve · restrain · retain · support · sustain · take · take for · take hold · throw · view as · withstand
To prevent from coming close
Abguss · Abgüsse · abhacken · abhackend · abhaken · abhalten · abhaltend · abhalten Lehrstunde · abhalten Treffen · abhalten von · Abhaltung · abhanden kommen · Abhandlung · Abhandlungen · Abhang · Abhänge · abhängen · abhängend · abhängendes · abhängen von
1. To make a present of
2. To grant or bestow by formal action
3. To accord or yield to another
4. To put into the possession of another for his or her use
5. To administer as a sacrament
6. To commit to another as a trust or responsibility and usually for an expressed reason; to transfer from one's authority or custody
7. To offer to the action of another; proffer
8. To yield (oneself) to a man in sexual intercourse
9. To present in public performance
10. To present to view or observation
11. To provide by way of entertainment
12. To propose as a toast
13. To designate as a share or portion; allot
14. To yield as a product, consequence, or effect; produce
15. To deliver by some bodily action
16. To offer for consideration, acceptance, or use
17. To suffer the loss of; sacrifice
afford · apply · break · cave in · chip in · collapse · commit · consecrate · contribute · dedicate · devote · ease up · establish · fall in · feed · founde · generate · gift · give back · give in · give way · grant · hand · hand down · hand out · hand over · have · hold · impart · kick in · leave · make · move over · open · pass · pass on · pay · present · reach · render · return · sacrifice · throw · turn over · yield
Abguss · Abgüsse · abhacken · abhackend · abhaken · abhalten · abhaltend · abhalten Lehrstunde · abhalten Treffen · abhalten von · Abhaltung · abhanden kommen · Abhandlung · Abhandlungen · Abhang · Abhänge · abhängen · abhängend · abhängendes · abhängen von · abhängig
(Irregular preterit, past participle: held).
1. To aim, point, or direct.
2. To assert or affirm.
3. To be the support of; also metaphorically; SYN. support, sustain, hold up.
4. To contain or hold; have within; SYN. bear, carry, contain.
5. To cover as for protection against noise or smell.
6. To have as a major characteristic.
7. To have or hold in one's hands; also metaphorically; SYN. take hold.
8. To hold the attention of.
9. To keep from departing.
10. To keep from exhaling or expelling.
11. To organize or be responsible for;,, etc.; SYN. throw, have, make, give.
12. To remain committed to.
13. To remain in a certain state, position, or condition.
14. To stop dealing with.
15. To support or hold in a certain manner; SYN. carry, bear.
16. To take and maintain control over, often by violent means.
accommodate · adjudge · admit · agree · apply · arrest · bear · bind · book · carry · check · concord · concur · confine · contain · control · curb · declare · deem · defend · defy · entertain · give · go for · guard · halt · harbor · harbour · have · have got · hold back · hold in · hold out · hold over · hold up · keep · keep apart · keep back · keep down · keep in · keep off · keep out · keep up · maintain · make · moderat · nurse · obligate · oblige · obtain · prevail · reserve · restrain · retain · support · sustain · take · take for · take hold · throw · view as · withstand
Abguss · Abgüsse · abhacken · abhackend · abhaken · abhalten · abhaltend · abhalten Lehrstunde · abhalten Treffen · abhalten von · Abhaltung · abhanden kommen · Abhandlung · Abhandlungen · Abhang · Abhänge · abhängen · abhängend · abhängendes · abhängen von · abhängig
1. To abstain or refrain from.
2. When you keep from doing something, you do not do it even though it is hard not to.
prohibitiv · unterbindend · verhindernd
Abguss · Abgüsse · abhacken · abhackend · abhaken · abhalten · abhaltend · abhalten Lehrstunde · abhalten Treffen · abhalten von · Abhaltung · abhanden kommen · Abhandlung · Abhandlungen · Abhang · Abhänge · abhängen · abhängend · abhängendes