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1. nounSchmuck-, Ziergegenstand, der2. transitive verb* * *1. ['o:nəmənt] noun(something decorative, intended to make a room etc more beautiful: china ornaments.) das Ornament2. [o:nə'ment] verb(to decorate: The church was richly ornamented.) verzieren- academic.ru/52180/ornamentation">ornamentation- ornamental* * *or·na·mentI. n[ˈɔ:nəmənt, AM ˈɔ:r-]Christmas \ornaments Weihnachtsschmuck mgarden \ornaments Zierobjekte pl für den Gartenglass \ornament Glasfigürchen ntthe queen's gown was rich in \ornament das Kleid der Königin war reich verziertto be used for \ornament als Dekoration dienenshe is an \ornament to this town sie ist ein Aushängeschild für unsere Stadt5. RELII. vt[ˈɔ:nəment, AM ˈɔ:r-]▪ to \ornament sth etw [ver]zieren [o [aus]schmücken] [o dekorieren]* * *['ɔːnəmənt]1. n1) (= decorative object) Schmuckgegenstand m, Verzierung f; (on mantelpiece etc) Ziergegenstand m; (fig) Zierde f (to +gen)his secretary is just an ornament — seine Sekretärin ist nur zur Verzierung or Dekoration da
she has the house full of ornaments — sie hat das Haus voller Nippes (pej) or Ziergegenstände
2) no pl (= ornamentation) Ornamente pl; (= decorative articles, on clothes etc) Verzierungen pl, Zierrat m (geh)by way of ornament, for ornament — zur Verzierung
2. vtverzieren; room ausschmücken* * *A s [ˈɔː(r)nəmənt]by way of ornament zur oder als Verzierung2. fig Zier(de) f (to für oder gen):3. koll Ornamente pl, Ornamentik f, Verzierungen pl, schmückendes Beiwerk4. meist pl REL Kirchengerät nwith mit)* * *1. nounSchmuck-, Ziergegenstand, der2. transitive verb* * *n.Ornament -e n.Verzierung f. -
2 ornament
or·na·ment n [ʼɔ:nəmənt, Am ʼɔ:r-]Christmas \ornaments Weihnachtsschmuck m;garden \ornaments Zierobjekte ntpl für den Garten;glass \ornament Glasfigürchen ntthe queen's gown was rich in \ornament das Kleid der Königin war reich verziert;to be used for \ornament als Dekoration dienen;she is an \ornament to this town sie ist ein Aushängeschild für unsere Stadt5) rel\ornaments pl Kirchenschmuck m kein pl, ( accessories of worship) sakrale Geräte vt [ʼɔ:nəment, Am ʼɔ:r-];to \ornament sth etw [ver]zieren [o [aus]schmücken] [o dekorieren]
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