emanate

emanate
intransitive verb
1) (originate) ausgehen (from von)
2) (proceed, issue) ausgestrahlt werden (from von)
3) (formal): (be sent out) [Befehle:] erteilt od. erlassen werden; [Briefe, Urkunden:] ausgestellt od. ausgefertigt werden
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['eməneit]
verb
(to flow out; to come out (from some source).) ausströmen
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ema·nate
[ˈeməneɪt]
I. vi (form: originate)
▪ to \emanate from sb/sth heat, light von jdm/etw ausstrahlen; aroma, odour von jdm/etw ausgehen; documents von jdm/etw stammen
light \emanated from the back room aus dem Hinterzimmer schien Licht
II. vt
▪ to \emanate sth etw ausstrahlen
to \emanate confidence Zuversicht verströmen
to \emanate joy Freude verbreiten
to \emanate an order einen Befehl erteilen
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['eməneɪt]
vi
ausgehen (from von); (odour) ausströmen, ausgehen (from von); (documents, instructions) stammen (from aus)

according to instructions emanating from regional headquarters (form) — nach Anweisungen der Bezirksstelle

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emanate [ˈeməneıt]
A v/i
1. ausströmen (Gas etc), ausstrahlen (Licht) (beide:
from von)
2. stammen, ausgehen (beide:
from von)
B v/t ausströmen, ausstrahlen (beide auch fig)
* * *
intransitive verb
1) (originate) ausgehen (from von)
2) (proceed, issue) ausgestrahlt werden (from von)
3) (formal): (be sent out) [Befehle:] erteilt od. erlassen werden; [Briefe, Urkunden:] ausgestellt od. ausgefertigt werden
* * *
v.
ausstrahlen v.
ausströmen v.

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