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I. ˈout·rage СЪЩ
1. outrage no pl:
outrage
Empörung f <-, -en>
outrage at
Entrüstung f <-, -en> über +вин
to express outrage
to provoke public outrage
2. outrage:
outrage (deed)
Schandtat f <-, -en>
outrage (crime)
Verbrechen ср <-s, ->
outrage (disgrace)
Schande f <-> kein pl
terrorist outrage
Terroranschlag м <-(e)s, -schläge>
II. ˈout·rage ГЛАГ прх
1. outrage (arouse indignation):
to outrage sb
jdn erzürnen [o. gegen sich вин aufbringen]
[to be] outraged by [or at] sth
entrüstet [o. schockiert] über etw вин [sein]
2. outrage (violate):
to outrage sth
to outrage a law/principle
Запис в OpenDict
outrage ГЛАГ
to provoke sth worries, surprise, outrage
to spark off [an] outrage
squawk of outrage
Gezeter ср <-s> прин
немски
немски
английски
английски
Empörung über jdn/etw
Present
Ioutrage
yououtrage
he/she/itoutrages
weoutrage
yououtrage
theyoutrage
Past
Ioutraged
yououtraged
he/she/itoutraged
weoutraged
yououtraged
theyoutraged
Present Perfect
Ihaveoutraged
youhaveoutraged
he/she/ithasoutraged
wehaveoutraged
youhaveoutraged
theyhaveoutraged
Past Perfect
Ihadoutraged
youhadoutraged
he/she/ithadoutraged
wehadoutraged
youhadoutraged
theyhadoutraged
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Dor reacted to the two decisions with outrage, saying that the dialogue had been exposed as nothing but a pretense.
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Some guests became upset upon learning they have been tricked and various comments made on the show have caused outrage with viewers.
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As it had nothing to do with property the damages were measured according to the position of the parties, and the grossness of the outrage.
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This piece provoked outrage in the cryptozoological community for the representations of individuals at the conference, as well as its overall tone.
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However, the donation was an outrage to some white members of the church, and the resulting controversy made further donations unlikely.
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Of course, this only gave rise to disapproval and outrage in the country.
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www.czech.cz
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Natürlich erntete dies nur Missbilligung und Empörung im Land.
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And the outrage against a monetised Malay culture has fuelled polemical diatribes from many in the fractured intelligentsia, some of whom have drawn exclusively from wells bored to store particular Islamist teachings.
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universes-in-universe.org
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Die Empörung über einen Ausverkauf der malaiischen Kultur versorgte die polemischen Schmähschriften vieler Intellektueller, von denen einige sich ausschließlich aus islamistischen Quellen speisten, mit Zündstoff.
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Gorgons While many artist colleagues hailed Klimt s Beethoven Frieze with enthusiastic praise, the general public and the contemporary press frequently reacted to the presentation of the frieze with indignation or even outrage.
www.secession.at
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Gorgonen Während viele Künstlerkollegen Klimts Beethovenfries enthusiastisches Lob zollten, reagierten breite Öffentlichkeit und zeitgenössische Presse häufig mit Kopfschütteln und Empörung auf die Präsentation des Frieses.
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It deals with dispute, hatred, anger and outrage, i.e. a relationship that turns from friendship to hostility.
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www.essen-fuer-das-ruhrgebiet.ruhr2010.de
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Es geht um Streit, Hass, Zorn und Empörung, um eine Beziehung, die sich von Freundschaft in Feindschaft verwandelt.
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There was moral outrage in the idyllic town of Marzilibad a few years ago when topless bathing was allowe…- probably for the first time anywhere in Switzerland.
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inzumi.com
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Moralische Entrüstung rief das idyllische Marzilibad vor einigen Jahren hervor. Hier wurde - wahrscheinlic…erstmalig in der Schweiz - das Oben-ohne-Baden erlaubt.
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