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ạn·fle·hen <flehst an, flehte an, hat angefleht> VB with obj
jd fleht jdn an (inständig bitten)
jemanden um Erlassung der Schulden/Gnade anflehen
▶ Anflehung
Präsens
ichflehean
duflehstan
er/sie/esflehtan
wirflehenan
ihrflehtan
sieflehenan
Präteritum
ichflehtean
duflehtestan
er/sie/esflehtean
wirflehtenan
ihrflehtetan
sieflehtenan
Perfekt
ichhabeangefleht
duhastangefleht
er/sie/eshatangefleht
wirhabenangefleht
ihrhabtangefleht
siehabenangefleht
Plusquamperfekt
ichhatteangefleht
duhattestangefleht
er/sie/eshatteangefleht
wirhattenangefleht
ihrhattetangefleht
siehattenangefleht
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jemanden um Erlassung der Schulden/Gnade anflehen
jemanden um Erlassung der Schulden/Gnade anflehen
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Die Angebetete des Doktors habe in Tränen aufgelöst Gott um Hilfe angefleht.
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Ein solcher Trost ist jedoch in den späteren Kurzstücken nicht vorhanden, wo entfremdete Wesen Nacht um Nacht ihre Geliebten anflehen, dass sie ihnen ihre Gegenwart spürbar machen mögen.
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Sie beginnt das Telefon, das sie gleichzeitig anfleht, als „schreckliche Waffe“ zu sehen und gibt dem Objekt die Schuld für die Vergeblichkeit ihrer Bemühungen ().
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Feindpsalmen eine traditionelle Bezeichnung für Gebete des alttestamentarischen Psalmenbuches, in denen der Beter in seiner äußersten Bedrängnis Gott um gewaltsame Vernichtung seiner Feinde anfleht.
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Der Begriff wird verwendet, wenn man einen Menschen anfleht, etwas zu tun.
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