Cserbenhagy

OHWAD-Basic words

 

Cserbenhagy

 

Meaning:

to forsake sb., to let sb. down, to abandon sb.

also written separately as cserben hagy

 

Bonus etymological journey: Cser originates from cserzőlé which means tan ooze, in which curriers (leather processing specialists) used to soak leather before preparation. This was a quite smelly liquid and those who fell into such a tan ooze-pit were in need of help to get out.

 

Example sentences:

Te vagy a legjobb barátom; nem foglak cserbenhagyni.

You are the best friend-my; not will-I forsake-you.

You’re my best friend and I won’t forsake you.

 

Néha tudatlanul cserbenhagyunk másokat.

Sometimes unknowingly let-down-we others(acc.).

Sometimes we unknowingly let others down.

 

Related terms:

baj – trouble, problem

barát – friend

bízik – to trust

csalódást okoz – to disappoint

csalódik – to get disappointed

cserbenhagyásos gázolás – hit and run

hagy – to leave, to let

megbánt – to hurt someone (verbally)

megbízhatatlan – unreliebale

megbízható – trustworthy, reliable

támaszkodik valakire – to lean on someone

 

Pronunciation of today’s word:

cserbenhagy –

to forsake sb., to let sb. down, to abandon sb.

 

 

Pronunciation of the Example Sentences:

Te vagy a legjobb barátom; nem foglak cserbenhagyni.

You are the best friend-my; not will-I forsake-you.

You’re my best friend and I won’t forsake you.

 

Néha tudatlanul cserbenhagyunk másokat.

Sometimes unknowingly let-down-we others(acc.).

Sometimes we unknowingly let others down.

 

Pronunciation of the Related Terms:

baj – trouble, problem

 

barát – friend

 

bízik – to trust

 

csalódást okoz – to disappoint

 

csalódik – to get disappointed

 

cserbenhagyásos gázolás – hit and run

 

hagy – to leave, to let

 

megbánt – to hurt someone (verbally)

 

megbízhatatlan – unreliebale

 

megbízható – trustworthy, reliable

 

támaszkodik valakire – to lean on someone

 

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