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to disgrace somebody
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I. bla·mie·ren* [blaˈmi:rən] VB trans
jdn blamieren
to disgrace sb
II. bla·mie·ren* [blaˈmi:rən] VB refl
sich acc [durch etw acc] blamieren
to disgrace [or make a fool of] oneself [as a result of sth]
In·nung <-, -en> [ˈɪnʊŋ] N f
Innung ECON:
Innung
guild
Phrases:
die ganze Innung blamieren hum inf
to let the whole side [or everyone] down inf
die ganze Innung blamieren hum inf
to let the whole side [or everyone] down inf
sich acc unsterblich blamieren
to make a complete fool of oneself
English
English
German
German
to humiliate sb/oneself
jdn/sich blamieren
she was afraid that she would look foolish
sie hatte Angst, sich zu blamieren
Präsens
ichblamiere
dublamierst
er/sie/esblamiert
wirblamieren
ihrblamiert
sieblamieren
Präteritum
ichblamierte
dublamiertest
er/sie/esblamierte
wirblamierten
ihrblamiertet
sieblamierten
Perfekt
ichhabeblamiert
duhastblamiert
er/sie/eshatblamiert
wirhabenblamiert
ihrhabtblamiert
siehabenblamiert
Plusquamperfekt
ichhatteblamiert
duhattestblamiert
er/sie/eshatteblamiert
wirhattenblamiert
ihrhattetblamiert
siehattenblamiert
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
die ganze Innung blamieren hum inf
to let the whole side [or everyone] down inf
sich acc unsterblich blamieren
to make a complete fool of oneself
sich acc [durch etw acc] blamieren
to disgrace [or make a fool of] oneself [as a result of sth]
she was afraid that she would look foolish
sie hatte Angst, sich zu blamieren
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Von Berckhusen hatte seit 1530 die Stellung eines Oldermanns sowie des Registerführers der Innung der Kaufleute inne.
de.wikipedia.org
1574 war er eines der Gründungsmitglieder der Innung der Maler und Bildhauer.
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Für die Innung des Kfz-Mechaniker-Gewerbes war er Vorsitzender der Kommission für Meister- und Gesellenprüfungen.
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Die Goldschmiede-Innung nahm ihn vier Jahre später als «Mitmeister» auf.
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Im Jahr 1600 ist die Existenz einer Innung bestehend aus Schlossern, Sporern, Nagelschmieden, Büchsenschmieden und Uhrmachern nachgewiesen.
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Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
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Weltweit berichteten Medien über diesen journalistischen Supergau – der Stern war bis auf die Knochen blamiert.
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www.goethe.de
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The world’s media reported on this journalistic super-disaster – Stern was in deep disgrace.
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www.goethe.de
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Aber auch wenn Charlottes Lieblingsfeindin sie mit größter Lust bis auf die Knochen blamiert, lässt sie sich nicht unterkriegen.
www.randomhouse.de
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And when, with the greatest pleasure, Charlotte s favourite enemy disgraces her to the very core, she refuses to let it get her down.
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