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Detailed Translations for devotes from English to German

devotes form of devote:

to devote verb (devotes, devoted, devoting)

  1. to devote (dedicate)
    widmen; hingeben
    • widmen verb (widme, widmest, widmet, widmete, widmetet, gewidmet)
    • hingeben verb (gebe hin, gibst hin, gibt hin, gab hin, gabt hin, hingegeben)
  2. to devote (decree; dedicate; commission; )
    befehlen; beauftragen; kommandieren
    • befehlen verb (befehle, befiehlst, befielht, befohl, befohlt, befohlen)
    • beauftragen verb (beuaftrage, beuaftragst, beuaftragt, beuaftragte, beuaftragtet, beauftragt)
    • kommandieren verb (kommandiere, kommandierst, kommandiert, kommandierte, kommandiertet, kommandiert)

Conjugations for devote:

present
  1. devote
  2. devote
  3. devotes
  4. devote
  5. devote
  6. devote
simple past
  1. devoted
  2. devoted
  3. devoted
  4. devoted
  5. devoted
  6. devoted
present perfect
  1. have devoted
  2. have devoted
  3. has devoted
  4. have devoted
  5. have devoted
  6. have devoted
past continuous
  1. was devoting
  2. were devoting
  3. was devoting
  4. were devoting
  5. were devoting
  6. were devoting
future
  1. shall devote
  2. will devote
  3. will devote
  4. shall devote
  5. will devote
  6. will devote
continuous present
  1. am devoting
  2. are devoting
  3. is devoting
  4. are devoting
  5. are devoting
  6. are devoting
subjunctive
  1. be devoted
  2. be devoted
  3. be devoted
  4. be devoted
  5. be devoted
  6. be devoted
diverse
  1. devote!
  2. let's devote!
  3. devoted
  4. devoting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for devote:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
beauftragen charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; exert power; force; order; rule aggravate; burden; charge; command; complain; erect; order; put upright; raise; raise objections
befehlen charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; exert power; force; order; rule be in command of; bid; call; charge; coerce; command; compel; dictate; direct; exercise authority; exert power; force; give notice of; instruct; oblige; ordain; order; preside; proclaim; reign; rule; take the lead
hingeben dedicate; devote erect; put upright; raise
kommandieren charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; exert power; force; order; rule be in command of; charge; claim; command; demand; exercise authority; exert power; order; preside; reign; rule; take the lead
widmen dedicate; devote erect; put upright; raise
- commit; consecrate; dedicate; give; pay
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
beliebt affectionate; beloved; cherished; dear; devote; loved; popular; precious; sweet adorable; desirable; familiar; favoured; gladly seen; honored; honoured; in demand; in request; most wanted; popular; sought-after; wanted
geliebt affectionate; beloved; cherished; dear; devote; loved; popular; precious; sweet caressed; cherished; desirable; favoured; fondled; gladly seen; in demand; loved; most wanted; petted; popular; sought-after; stroked; wanted; well beloved
gerngesehen affectionate; beloved; cherished; dear; devote; loved; popular; precious; sweet desirable; familiar; gladly seen; in demand; in request; popular; sought-after; wanted
populär affectionate; beloved; cherished; dear; devote; loved; popular; precious; sweet adorable; celebrated; desirable; familiar; famous; far-famed; fashionable; gladly seen; in demand; in fashion; in request; in vogue; noted; popular; renowned; respected; sought-after; wanted; welcome

Synonyms for "devote":


Related Definitions for "devote":

  1. dedicate1
  2. give entirely to a specific person, activity, or cause1
  3. set aside or apart for a specific purpose or use1
    • this land was devoted to mining1

Wiktionary Translations for devote:

devote
verb
  1. to commit oneself for a certain matter

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
devote weihen; widmen; zueignen; dedizieren dédier — (religion) consacrer au culte divin.