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unbend

/ʌnˈbɛnd/

Übersetzung: Verb, das das Geradebiegen von etwas Gebogenem bezeichnet oder das Entspannen und Lockern, um weniger förmlich oder streng zu werden.

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verb

/ʌnˈbɛnd/C1formal
  • deVerb, das das Geradebiegen von etwas Gebogenem bezeichnet oder das Entspannen und Lockern, um weniger förmlich oder streng zu werden.

A verb used to indicate the act of straightening something that was bent, or to relax and become less formal or strict.

unregelmäßiges Verb

  1. Straighten physicallyB2formal

    To make something straight or to become straight after being bent.

    deGeradebiegen

    • He unbent the wire to use it for a different purpose.
    • The metal rod slowly unbent under the heat.
    • She unbent the paperclip to pick the lock.

    Synonymeextendstraightenstraighten outuncurl

    Antonymebendbowcrookcurveflex

  2. Relax or become less formalB2formal

    To release mental strain, tension, or formality; to become more relaxed.

    deSich entspannen

    • After the stressful meeting, he finally unbent and told a joke.
    • She unbent from her usual strict demeanor at the party.
    • It took him a while to unbend and enjoy the vacation.

    Synonymechill outdecompressease uplet golighten uploosen uprelax

    Antonymestiffenstraintensetighten

  3. Nautical: unfasten a sailC2formal

    To unfasten a sail from a spar or a stay.

    deSegel losbinden

    • The sailor unbent the jib before the storm.
    • They had to unbend the mainsail to repair it.
    • He unbent the sail from the yardarm.

    Synonymecast offdetachlooseunfastenuntie

Formen
  • unbent past participle
  • unbent past simple
  • unbending present participle
  • unbends third person singular
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