impinge

impinge
intransitive verb
1) (make impact)

impinge [up]on something — auf etwas (Akk.) auftreffen

impinge [up]on something — auf etwas (Akk.) Einfluss nehmen

* * *
im·pinge
[ɪmˈpɪnʤ]
vi (form)
▪ to \impinge on [or upon] sb/sth (affect) sich akk [negativ] auf jdn/etw auswirken, [negative] Auswirkungen auf jdn/etw haben; (restrict) jdn/etw einschränken
* * *
[Im'pIndZ]
vi
1) (= have effect on sb's life, habits) sich auswirken (on auf +acc), beeinflussen (
on +acc = infringe on sb's rights etc) einschränken ( on +acc)

to impinge on sb/sb's consciousness — jdm zu Bewusstsein kommen

2) (= strike) (auf)treffen, fallen (on auf +acc)
* * *
impinge [ımˈpındʒ] v/i
1. (on, upon, against)
a) auftreffen (auf akk), (an)prallen, stoßen (an akk, gegen), zusammenstoßen (mit)
b) treffen (auf akk):
strong light impinging on the eye causes pain;
impinge on sb’s ear an jemandes Ohr dringen
2. (on, upon) sich auswirken (auf akk), beeinflussen (akk)
3. (on, upon) eingreifen (in jemandes Besitz oder Recht), unberechtigt eindringen (in akk), sich Übergriffe leisten (in, auf akk), (jemandes Recht) verletzen
* * *
intransitive verb
1) (make impact)

impinge [up]on something — auf etwas (Akk.) auftreffen

2) (encroach)

impinge [up]on something — auf etwas (Akk.) Einfluss nehmen

* * *
(on, upon) v.
auftreffen (auf) v.
beeinflussen v.
einwirken (auf) v.
fallen v.
(§ p.,pp.: fiel, ist gefallen)
sich auswirken (auf) v.
stoßen (an, gegen) v.
zusammen stoßen (mit) v.
zusammenstoßen (alt.Rechtschreibung) (mit) ausdr. v.
beaufschlagen v.
verstoßen (gegen Rechte, etc.) v.
widerrechtlich eingreifen (in) ausdr.

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