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Hochmut
английски
английски
немски
немски
I. pride [praɪd] СЪЩ
1. pride no pl (arrogance):
pride
pride
Überheblichkeit f <-, -en>
to have too much pride to do sth
zu stolz sein, um etw zu tun прин
to have too much pride to do sth
sich дат zu schade sein, [um] etw zu tun
to hurt [or wound] sb's pride
2. pride (satisfaction):
pride
Stolz м <-es>
to feel great pride
to take pride in sb/sth
stolz auf jdn/etw sein
to take [great] pride in doing sth
[großen] Wert auf etw вин legen
3. pride no pl (object of satisfaction):
pride
Stolz м <-es>
the pride of one's/sb's collection
to be sb's pride and joy
to have [or take]pride of place
4. pride (animal group):
pride
Rudel ср <-s, ->
a pride of lions
Phrases:
pride comes [or goes] before a fall посл
II. pride [praɪd] ГЛАГ прх
to pride oneself on [or upon] sth
auf etw вин [besonders] stolz sein
to pride oneself on [or upon] sth
sich вин mit etw дат rühmen
to pride oneself on [or upon] doing sth
gay ˈpride СЪЩ no pl
gay pride
perverse pride
injured pride
немски
немски
английски
английски
pride no art, no мн
pride no art, no мн
pride goes [or comes] before a fall посл
sich дат etw auf etw вин zugutehalten
Present
Ipride
youpride
he/she/itprides
wepride
youpride
theypride
Past
Iprided
youprided
he/she/itprided
weprided
youprided
theyprided
Present Perfect
Ihaveprided
youhaveprided
he/she/ithasprided
wehaveprided
youhaveprided
theyhaveprided
Past Perfect
Ihadprided
youhadprided
he/she/ithadprided
wehadprided
youhadprided
theyhadprided
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The presence of this risk acted as a perverse incentive for the market not to meet the obligation.
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Because the need to be outdoors and to travel has been eliminated, thoughts of wanderlust are considered perverse.
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He also alleged that the media perverse realities, and the visit should not be underestimated or ignored.
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She is quite air-headed and has a tendency to jump to conclusions about her brother and the other girls, mostly ending in perverse ways.
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Another possible interpretation is that this is a kind of perverse satire on the wuxia genre.
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What is the significance of pride, miserliness, envy, wrath, indolence, gluttony and lust in a secularised society, in which profit-seeking, assertiveness, hedonism, consumption and carnal pleasures are not only desirable but rewarded?
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www.deutschestheater.de
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Welche Bedeutung haben Hochmut, Geiz, Neid, Zorn, Trägheit, Völlerei, Wollust in einer säkularisierten Gesellschaft, in der Gewinnstreben, Durchsetzungsfähigkeit, Hedonismus, Konsum, Sinnesfreude erstrebenswert sind und belohnt werden.
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What has become of greed, envy, pride, anger, sloth, gluttony and lust? Details
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www.zeixs.com
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Was ist aus Habgier, Neid, Hochmut, Zorn, Trägheit, Völlerei und der Wollust geworden? Details
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In humility and obedience, Jesus fulfilled the will of the Father and by dying on the Cross for his brothers and sisters, he saved us from our pride and obstinacy.
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www.papst-in-deutschland.de
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In Demut und Gehorsam hat Jesus den Willen des Vaters erfüllt, ist er für seine Brüder und Schwestern – für uns – am Kreuz gestorben, hat uns von unserem Hochmut und Eigensinn erlöst.
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Now there lived in the country two brothers, sons of a poor man, who declared themselves willing to undertake the hazardous enterprise; the elder, who was crafty and shrewd, out of pride; the younger, who was innocent and simple, from a kind heart.
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www.grimmstories.com
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Der älteste, der listig und klug war, tat es aus Hochmut, der jüngste, der unschuldig und dumm war, aus gutem Herzen. Der König sagte:
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With the gesture of love to the end he washes our dirty feet, with the humility of his service he purifies us from the illness of our pride.
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www.vatican.va
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Er wäscht mit seiner Gebärde der Liebe bis ans Ende unsere schmutzigen Füße, reinigt uns mit der Demut seines Dienens von der Krankheit unseres Hochmuts.
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