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in the PONS Dictionary

subductus

P. P. P. v. subduco

See also

sub-dūcō <dūcere, dūxī, ductum>

1.

subduco
(darunter) wegziehen, -nehmen, -bringen [ ensem capiti unter dem Kopf weg; colla oneri ]

2.

subduco
entziehen, verweigern [ cibum athletae; lac agnis ]

3. poet; nachkl.

subduco
entreißen, entführen [ Turnum pugnae; animam morti ]

4.

se subducere u. subduci
sich entfernen, sich drücken [ clam a custodibus; oculis entschwinden ]
se subducere colles incipiunt
verlieren sich allmählich
unda subducitur
fließt zurück

5.

subduco
heimlich wegnehmen, fortschaffen, entwenden [ ignem aetheriā domo; obsides furto; alci anulum ]

6.

subduco
unbemerkt wegführen, weg-, hinbringen, hinführen [ cohortes e dextro cornu; equites ex acie; copias in proximum collem; milites in primam aciem; alqm in contionem ]

7.

rationem [o. ratiunculam, calculos, summam] subducere
zusammen-, ausrechnen, berechnen; übtr erwägen
subductā ratione
m. Überlegung

8.

subduco poet; nachkl.
(v. unten) hinauf-, hochziehen, in die Höhe ziehen [ tunicam; vela reffen, einziehen; remos einziehen; supercilia ]
subducto vultu Prop.

9. (Schiffe)

subduco
ans Land ziehen [ naves longas in aridum; classem ]
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