Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

gebeutelt

English translation:

beleaguered

Added to glossary by Michael Schubert
Mar 3, 2005 02:52
19 yrs ago
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German term

gebeutelte

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Rot-Gr¨¹n bekommt es im Moment kn¨¹ppeldick. Ob Armutsbericht, Arbeitslosenzahlen, Umfragewerte - nirgendwo ein Hoffnungsschimmer f¨¹r die gebeutelte Bundesregierung. Die Opposition nutzt die Krise gen¨¹sslich aus und bringt den Kanzler mit einem Zehn-Punkte-Plan in die Bredouille

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Proposed translations (English)
4 +3 beleaguered
4 +1 battered
4 bruised and battered
5 -2 screwed up

Proposed translations

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beleaguered

"gebeutelt" literally means shaken up.
I don't have "beleaguered" from any formal source, but that seems to be the intended meaning: the government is under siege from the torrent of bad news.
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agree Dr.G.MD (X)
9 mins
agree Johanna Timm, PhD
20 mins
agree Kathinka van de Griendt
4 hrs
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-2
5 mins

screwed up

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Note added at 29 mins (2005-03-03 03:21:36 GMT)
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Sunday, November 7. We aren\'t the only screwed-up imperial power. Witness the French. ... The government called the bombing a mistake. ...
www.adammagazine.com/2004/ 11/we-arent-only-screwed-up-imperial.html
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disagree Michael Schubert : Sorry, I don't like to disagree, but I don't see "screwed up" as conveying the same meaning. Screwed up implies major incompetence; is that how you would interpret "gebeutelt"?
14 mins
not allways ;) its also smashed
disagree Ian M-H (X) : "screwed up" makes me think of mental illness or a project that's gone badly wrong, not a government under pressure
6 hrs
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+1
55 mins

battered

im Sinne von "arg mitgenommen"
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agree Ian M-H (X)
5 hrs
Thanks, Ian
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12 hrs

bruised and battered

the phrase fits into the chatty style of the text
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