arouse (Verb)

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erwecken (v)

attention, mental sensation
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wecken (v)

transitive
6

aufwecken (v)

transitive
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wachrufen (v)

mental sensation
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feelings
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Satzbeispiele & Übersetzungen

It was her ability to arouse international public opinion that made it possible to save the life of Amina Lawal, who was condemned to be stoned to death for having given birth outside of marriage.
Ihr Engagement im Fall Amina Lawal rief internationales Interesse hervor, wodurch das Leben der Frau, die wegen der Geburt eines unehelichen Kindes zum Tod durch Steinigung verurteilt worden war, gerettet werden konnte.
These meetings, and the report to be drafted, need to give civil society a realistic perspective on the way negotiations are developing, so as not to arouse false expectations..
Bei diesen Konferenzen und der vorzunehmenden Bestandsaufnahme muss der Zivilgesellschaft eine realistische Perspektive der weiteren Entwicklung der Verhandlungen vermittelt werden, damit keine falschen Erwartungen geweckt werden.
All of these factors are of great importance in the development of new knowledge, since much of new knowledge is certain to arouse opposition because of its tendency to challenge current beliefs or practice.
All of these factors are of great importance in the development of new knowledge, since much of new knowledge is certain to arouse opposition because of its tendency to challenge current beliefs or practice.