DECLINO - Translation from Latin into German | PONS

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I. dē-clīnō <clīnāre> VERB trans

1.

declino: abbiegen, abwenden, ablenken [ iter; agmen ]

non se declinare ab illo: keinen Blick v. jenem wenden

non prius ex illo flagrantia lumina declinare Cat.

2.

declino: (ver)meiden, aus dem Wege gehen

urbem mihi amicissimam declinavi

impetum declinare

vitia declinare

impudicitiam uxoris declinare Tac.

3. GRAM

declino: deklinieren

II. dē-clīnō <clīnāre> VERB intr

1.

declino: ausweichen, abbiegen, sich abwenden (ab; de; bl. Abl); sich hinwenden (ad; in m. Akk)

a Roma declinare; a recto itinere declinare; a religione declinare; a delictis declinare; de via declinare; cohortes paululum declinaverunt; Manlium iussit ad se declinare; in fugam declinare; si omnes atomi declinabunt, nullae umquam cohaerescent Cic.

2.

declino: sich hinneigen zu, sich zuneigen

via ad mare declinans

bellum in Italiam declinaverat

3. (in der Rede)

declino: v. etw. abweichen, abschweifen, abirren [ a rerum ordine; a proposito ]

inde huc declinavit oratio

Indikativ Präsens
dēclīnō
dēclīnās
dēclīnat
dēclīnāmus
dēclīnātis
dēclīnant

Konjunktiv Präsens
dēclīnem
dēclīnēs
dēclīnet
dēclīnēmus
dēclīnētis
dēclīnent

Indikativ Imperfekt
dēclīnābam
dēclīnābās
dēclīnābat
dēclīnābāmus
dēclīnābātis
dēclīnābant

Konjunktiv Imperfekt
dēclīnārem
dēclīnārēs
dēclīnāret
dēclīnārēmus
dēclīnārētis
dēclīnārent

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