Translations for „shut-in“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈshut-in N

shut-in

Person, die an das Haus gefesselt ist

shut in VB trans

to shut in ⇆ sb

jdn einschließen [o. einsperren]

to shut oneself in

sich acc einsperren

shut ˈin ADJ pred, ˈshut-in ADJ attr

a shut in feeling

ein Gefühl nt des Eingesperrtseins [o. der Enge]

to feel shut in

sich acc eingesperrt fühlen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a shut in feeling

ein Gefühl nt des Eingesperrtseins [o. der Enge]

to feel shut in

sich acc eingesperrt fühlen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Keeping shut-in wells is an important part of many energy companies' business models.

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Even so, he could still be a shut-in.

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Another church wanted to have their nurse help them reach shut-in members of their community.

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She wasn't seeking it either -- it was just a series of events, with the controversies over shut-in gas and the energy trusts.

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What usually happens is the shut-in reserves are brought back on-stream when commodity prices strengthen.

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The insurance of monitoring is far cheaper than the cost of being shut-in...

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How do you measure the effectiveness of spreading friendship and giving a shut-in hope?

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We have no debt and have shut-in production where we can in order to save resources for higher prices.

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The modern day shut-in can work, eat, play and love, all within the confines and comfort of their own four walls.

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This causes some migrants to stay home and live a limited, largely shut-in life that can lead to loneliness and depression.

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