abrenounce
abrenounce (Englisch)[Bearbeiten]
Verb[Bearbeiten]
| Zeitform | Person | Wortform |
|---|---|---|
| simple present | I, you, they | abrenounce |
| he, she, it | abrenounces | |
| simple past | abrenounced | |
| present participle | abrenouncing | |
| past participle | abrenounced |
Worttrennung:
- ab·re·nounce, Partizip Perfekt: ab·re·nounc·ed, Partizip Präsens: ab·re·nounc·ing
Aussprache:
Bedeutungen:
- [1] veraltet: auf etwas verzichten/aufgeben
Beispiele:
- [1] "Many of these might seem ingrate and unkind children, that will no better acknowledge and recognize their parents in words and outward pretense but abrenounce and cast them off, as though they hated them as dogs and serpents."[1]
- [1] "First, That he willed him, being a priest, to abrenounce matrimony. "[2]
Übersetzungen[Bearbeiten]
[1] veraltet: auf etwas verzichten/aufgeben
- [1] John Boag; A popular and complete English dictionary; 1848 Google Books
- [1] James Orchard Halliwell: A Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words, Obsolete Phrases, Proverbs, and Ancient Customs, from the Fourteenth Century. A-I. 3. Auflage. 1, Thomas and William Boone, London 1855, Seite 11 Spalte 1, Google Books
Quellen:
- ↑ Hugh Latimer: Selected Sermons of Hugh Latimer. Associated University Presse, 1978, ISBN 9780918016430, Seite 13
- ↑ Josiah Pratt (Herausgeber): The Church Historians of England: Reformation Period. George Seeley, 1861, Seite 24