gravitate

"gravitate" German translation

„gravitate“: intransitive verb

[ˈgræviteit; -və-]intransitive verb | intransitives Verb v/i

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gravitieren, (hin)streben (toward[s] zu, aufaccusative (case) | Akkusativ akk)
gravitate be drawn

gravitate be drawn

sinken, fallen
gravitate rare | seltenselten (fall)

gravitate rare | seltenselten (fall)

examples

(to, toward[s]) be attracted, drawn figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig

angezogen werden (von), hingezogen werden, (hin)neigen (zu)

(to, toward[s]) be attracted, drawn figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig

[ˈgræviteit; -və-]transitive verb | transitives Verb v/t

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gravitieren lassen
gravitate rare | seltenselten (draw)

gravitate rare | seltenselten (draw)

(den Sand) schütteln (sodass die schwereren Teile zu Boden sinken)
gravitate in preparation of diamonds

gravitate in preparation of diamonds

Diese Dinge liegen nicht immer dort, aber sie landen früher oder später dort.

And these things don't stay in the center of gravity, but over time, they gravitate there.

Source: TED

Die Wünsche und Ideen eines Komponisten kreisen um einen gemeinsamen Schwerpunkt.

The wishes and ideas of a composer gravitate around a common point.

Source: Tatoeba

Daher fühlen sie sich von extremistischen Untergrundbewegungen angezogen.

As a result, they have gravitated towards underground extremist movements.

Source

Tatoeba
- Source: OPUS
- Original text source: Tatoeba
TED
- Source: OPUS
- Original text source: WIT³
- Original text source: TED
- Original database: TED Talk Parallel Corpus
News-Commentary
- Source: OPUS
- Original database: News Commentary