Übersetzung für '
to break up' von Englisch nach Deutsch
| VERB | to break up | broke up | broken up breaking up | breaks up |
| SYNO | to adjourn | to break | to break apart | ... |
VERB to infinitive | simple past | past participle
present participle | 3rd person
| to break sth. (up) [scrap] | etw.Akk. abwracken | |
| agr.hort. to break sth. (up) [soil] | etw. umbrechen [Ackerboden, Erdreich] | |
| to break up | beenden | |
| to break up | zerlegen | |
| to break up | abbrechen | |
| to break up | auflösen | |
| to break up | beendigen | |
| to break up | zerteilen | |
| to break up | aufhören | |
| to break up | zerbrechen | |
| to break up | schließen | |
| to break up | vernichten | |
| to break up | zerstören | |
| to break up | aufbrechen | |
| to break up | zerschlagen | |
| to break up | unterbrechen | |
| to break up | entzweibrechen | |
| to break up | zusammenbrechen | |
| to break up | auseinandernehmen | |
| to break up | auseinanderlaufen | |
| to break up | auseinanderbrechen | |
| to break up | in Stücke zerlegen | |
| to break up | in Stücke zerfallen | |
| to break up | entflechten [fig.] | |
| to break up | sich trennen [Paar] | |
| to break up | auflösen [Versammlung] | |
| to break up | auseinander laufen [alt] | |
| to break up | auseinander brechen [alt] | |
| to break up | auflockern [z. B. Sand] | |
| to break up | in kleinere Größen unterteilen | |
| to break up | platzen [Koalition, Partnerschaft] | |
| to break up | auseinandergehen [z. B. Versammlung, Ehe] | |
| idiom to break up [Am.] | Schluss machen [Beziehung] | |
| meteo. to break up [cloud cover] | aufreißen [Wolkendecke] | |
| to break up [e.g. marriage] | in die Brüche gehen [z. B. Ehe] | |
| to break up [marriage] | zerrütten | |
| hydro. to break up [river] | sich teilen | |
| hort. to break up [soil] | umgraben | |
| hort. to break up [soil] | umstechen [österr.] | |
| to break up sb./sth. | jdn./etw. auseinandernehmen | |
| to break up sth. [into its component parts] | etw.Akk. zerteilen | |
2 Wörter: Substantive |
| break-up | Verfall {m} | |
| break-up | Trennung {f} | |
| break-up | Entflechtung {f} | |
| break-up | Zerschlagung {f} | |
| hist.pol. break-up | Zerfall {m} | |
| break-up [of a partnership, a meeting etc.] | Auflösung {f} [einer Partnerschaft, einer Versammlung etc.] | |
3 Wörter: Andere |
| idiom Break it up! [Am.] [coll.] [stop fighting or fooling around] | Lass den Quatsch! [ugs.] | |
3 Wörter: Verben |
| to break (up) with sb. | jdm. die Freundschaft aufkündigen [geh.] | |
| to break up into | unterteilen in | |
| to break up stones | Steine zerschlagen | |
| to break up with sb. [to end a relationship] | mit jdm. Schluss machen [ugs.] [ein Verhältnis beenden] | |
| to break up with sb. [to end a relationship] | sich von jdm. trennen [ein Verhältnis / eine Beziehung beenden] | |
3 Wörter: Substantive |
| amicable break-up | freundschaftliche Trennung {f} | |
| mus. band break-up | Bandauflösung {f} | |
| bead break-up | Wulstaufbruch {m} | |
| break-up value | Schrottwert {m} | |
| breakup / break-up | Aufbrechen {n} | |
| cord break-up | Fadenbruch {m} | |
4 Wörter: Verben |
| to break up a box | einen Kasten aufbrechen | |
| to break up a fight | eine tätliche Auseinandersetzung beenden | |
| to break up a fight | bei einer Schlägerei dazwischengehen [ugs.] | |
| to break up a meeting | eine Versammlung schließen | |
| to break up a meeting | eine Versammlung sprengen [fig.] | |
| to break up an audience [coll.] [cause an audience to be overcome with laughter] | ein Publikum in schallendes Gelächter ausbrechen lassen | |
| to break up an empire | ein Reich vernichten | |
| to break up an estate | einen Besitz teilen | |
| journ.print to break up the gray | eine / die Bleiwüste auflockern | |
4 Wörter: Substantive |
| break-up of school | Schulschluss {m} | |
5+ Wörter: Andere |
| If you're going to break up with her, then you might at least have the decency to let her know about it! | Wenn du mit ihr Schluss machen willst, dann habe zumindest den Anstand, ihr das zu sagen. | |
| hist.quote Now, people, rise up, and let the storm break loose! | Nun, Volk, steh auf, und Sturm, brich los! [Goebbels] | |
5+ Wörter: Substantive |
| break-up of a meeting | Schluss {m} der Versammlung | |
| pol. break-up of the coalition | Koalitionsbruch {m} | |
| break-up of the ice | Bruch {m} des Eises | |
Fiktion (Literatur und Film) |
| filmF The Break-Up [Peyton Reed] | Trennung mit Hindernissen | |
Teiltreffer |
| drugspharm. tolerance break <T-break, t-break> [e.g. from cannabis] | Toleranzpause {f} | |
| electr. break-break contact | Doppelöffnerkontakt {m} | |
| There was a mix-up in the line-up. | In der Aufstellung gab es ein Durcheinander. | |
| to touch up one's make-up | sich nachschminken | |
| break | Abschnitt {m} 11 | |
| mus. break | Break {m} {n} [in Jazz, Bluegrass, Funk: mehrtaktige Reduktion der Intensität, oft Zwischensolo] | |
| Break! | Brich! 37 | |
| to break | brechen 2978 | |
| sports to break | kontern [z. B. beim Fußball] 23 | |
| stocks break | Kursausschlag {m} 12 | |
| stocks break | Preissturz {m} an der Börse | |
| sports break | Durchbruch {m} 29 | |
| to break | die Grätsche machen [ugs.] [fig.] [unbrauchbar werden] [technische Geräte] | |
| mil. to break | absetzen 331 | |
| printpubl. break | Absatz {m} [Buchdruck] 49 | |
| mining break | Branddamm {m} [Bergwerk] | |
| mus.sports break | Break {n} {m} | |
| stocks break | Kursausbruch {m} 7 | |
| to break | in die Grätsche gehen [ugs.] [fig.] [unbrauchbar werden] [technische Geräte] | |
| for. break | Lichtung {f} 14 | |
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Übersetzung für 'to break up' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to break sth. (up) [scrap]
- etw.Akk. abwracken
- to break sth. (up) [soil]
- etw. umbrechen [Ackerboden, Erdreich]agr.hort.
- to break up
- beenden
zerlegen
abbrechen
auflösen
beendigen
zerteilen
aufhören
zerbrechen
schließen
vernichten
zerstören
aufbrechen
zerschlagen
unterbrechen
entzweibrechen
zusammenbrechen
auseinandernehmen
auseinanderlaufen
auseinanderbrechen
in Stücke zerlegen
in Stücke zerfallen
entflechten [fig.]
sich trennen [Paar]
auflösen [Versammlung]
auseinander laufen [alt]
auseinander brechen [alt]
auflockern [z. B. Sand]
in kleinere Größen unterteilen
platzen [Koalition, Partnerschaft]
auseinandergehen [z. B. Versammlung, Ehe]
- to break up [Am.]
- Schluss machen [Beziehung]idiom
- to break up [cloud cover]
- aufreißen [Wolkendecke]meteo.
- to break up [e.g. marriage]
- in die Brüche gehen [z. B. Ehe]
- to break up [marriage]
- zerrütten
- to break up [river]
- sich teilenhydro.
- to break up [soil]
- umgrabenhort.
umstechen [österr.]hort.
- to break up sb./sth.
- jdn./etw. auseinandernehmen
- to break up sth. [into its component parts]
- etw.Akk. zerteilen
- break-up
- Verfall {m}
Trennung {f}
Entflechtung {f}
Zerschlagung {f}
Zerfall {m}hist.pol.
- break-up [of a partnership, a meeting etc.]
- Auflösung {f} [einer Partnerschaft, einer Versammlung etc.]
- Break it up! [Am.] [coll.] [stop fighting or fooling around]
- Lass den Quatsch! [ugs.]idiom
- to break (up) with sb.
- jdm. die Freundschaft aufkündigen [geh.]
- to break up into
- unterteilen in
- to break up stones
- Steine zerschlagen
- to break up with sb. [to end a relationship]
- mit jdm. Schluss machen [ugs.] [ein Verhältnis beenden]
sich von jdm. trennen [ein Verhältnis / eine Beziehung beenden]
- amicable break-up
- freundschaftliche Trennung {f}
- band break-up
- Bandauflösung {f}mus.
- bead break-up
- Wulstaufbruch {m}
- break-up value
- Schrottwert {m}
- breakup / break-up
- Aufbrechen {n}
- cord break-up
- Fadenbruch {m}
- to break up a box
- einen Kasten aufbrechen
- to break up a fight
- eine tätliche Auseinandersetzung beenden
bei einer Schlägerei dazwischengehen [ugs.]
- to break up a meeting
- eine Versammlung schließen
eine Versammlung sprengen [fig.]
- to break up an audience [coll.] [cause an audience to be overcome with laughter]
- ein Publikum in schallendes Gelächter ausbrechen lassen
- to break up an empire
- ein Reich vernichten
- to break up an estate
- einen Besitz teilen
- to break up the gray
- eine / die Bleiwüste auflockernjourn.print
- break-up of school
- Schulschluss {m}
- If you're going to break up with her, then you might at least have the decency to let her know about it!
- Wenn du mit ihr Schluss machen willst, dann habe zumindest den Anstand, ihr das zu sagen.
- Now, people, rise up, and let the storm break loose!
- Nun, Volk, steh auf, und Sturm, brich los! [Goebbels]hist.quote
- break-up of a meeting
- Schluss {m} der Versammlung
- break-up of the coalition
- Koalitionsbruch {m}pol.
- break-up of the ice
- Bruch {m} des Eises
- The Break-Up [Peyton Reed]
- Trennung mit HindernissenfilmF
- tolerance break <T-break, t-break> [e.g. from cannabis]
- Toleranzpause {f}drugspharm.
- break-break contact
- Doppelöffnerkontakt {m}electr.
- There was a mix-up in the line-up.
- In der Aufstellung gab es ein Durcheinander.
- to touch up one's make-up
- sich nachschminken
- break
- Abschnitt {m}
Break {m} {n} [in Jazz, Bluegrass, Funk: mehrtaktige Reduktion der Intensität, oft Zwischensolo]mus.
Kursausschlag {m}stocks
Preissturz {m} an der Börsestocks
Durchbruch {m}sports
Absatz {m} [Buchdruck]printpubl.
Branddamm {m} [Bergwerk]mining
Break {n} {m}mus.sports
Kursausbruch {m}stocks
Lichtung {f}for.
- Break!
- Brich!
- to break
- brechen
kontern [z. B. beim Fußball]sports
die Grätsche machen [ugs.] [fig.] [unbrauchbar werden] [technische Geräte]
absetzenmil.
in die Grätsche gehen [ugs.] [fig.] [unbrauchbar werden] [technische Geräte]
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- Often guy cables have several insulators, placed to break up the cable into lengths that prevent unwanted electrical resonances in the guy.
- For example, bitter divorce litigation of a client might provide a backdrop for Ally's decision to break up with a boyfriend.
- The law permitted cooperative members to break up their holdings into small personal plots that could be sold.
- Travel conditions worsened as increasingly warmer weather caused the ice to break up.
- Unlike in the German Revolution of 1918-19 or their involvement in Eastern Europe, the Freikorps now had almost no military value and were instead utilized by the Nazis as thugs to engage in street brawls with communists and to break up communist and socialist meetings alongside the SA to gain a political edge.
- There are forces which tend to cause clustering (shared closeness data spreads throughout the network), and forces that tend to break up clusters (local caching of commonly used data).
- Police and military officers may enter private premises to break up any meeting considered unlawful.
- They are often used to decompose chemical compounds, in a process called electrolysis—the Greek word lysis means "to break up".
- In 2010, international rail travel was liberalised by new European Union directives, designed to break up monopolies in order to encourage competition for services between countries.
- He didn't want them to break up. Then George came back."
- There have been coalition cabinets where the post of prime minister was given to a junior coalition partner: the JSP-DP-Cooperativist coalition government in 1948 of prime minister Ashida Hitoshi (DP) who took over after his JSP predecessor Tetsu Katayama had been toppled by the left wing of his own party, the JSP-Renewal-Kōmei-DSP-JNP-Sakigake-SDF-DRP coalition in 1993 with Morihiro Hosokawa (JNP) as compromise PM for the Ichirō Ozawa-negotiated rainbow coalition that removed the LDP from power for the first time to break up in less than a year, and the LDP-JSP-Sakigake government that was formed in 1994 when the LDP had agreed, if under internal turmoil and with some defections, to bury the main post-war partisan rivalry and support the election of JSP prime minister Tomiichi Murayama in exchange for the return to government.
- F11 was fired from here in November 1971, but the failure of the autopilot caused the vehicle to break up.
- The main purpose of ghillie suits and hide sites is to break up the outline of a person with a rifle.
- During this time, the supercontinent Pannotia begins to break up, most of which later became the supercontinent Gondwana.
- It may be possible to hack crewed automated spacecraft to cause them to break up or to shut down a critical system from ground control to do so.
- The Department of Justice announced on September 6, 2001, that it was no longer seeking to break up Microsoft and would instead seek a lesser antitrust penalty.
- However, since Bolesław I did not wish to break up the kingdom, Mieszko II's brothers received nothing from their father's legacy.
- Also, while comets have been observed to break up before, no case had been found of a stable binary nucleus until the subsequent discovery of [...].
- This AT&T work led to a study of telecommunications, which advised the company's top management to break up the company more than a decade before the government forced AT&T to break up.
- The western Piedmont is often protected by the mountains, which tend to break up storms as they try to cross over; the storms will often re-form farther east.
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