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1. noun1) Schatten, derput somebody/something in[to] the shade — (fig.) jemanden/etwas in den Schatten stellen
38 [°C] in the shade — 38° im Schatten
2. transitive verbshades of meaning — Bedeutungsnuancen od. -schattierungen
1) (screen) beschatten (geh.); Schatten geben (+ Dat.)shade one's eyes with one's hand — die Hand schützend über die Augen halten
2) abdunkeln [Fenster, Lampe, Licht]3) (just defeat) knapp überbieten3. intransitive verb(lit. or fig.) übergehen ( into in + Akk.)Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/110642/shade_in">shade in* * *[ʃeid] 1. noun1) (slight darkness caused by the blocking of some light: I prefer to sit in the shade rather than the sun.) der Schatten2) (the dark parts of a picture: light and shade in a portrait.) dunkler Farbton3) (something that screens or shelters from light or heat: a large sunshade; a shade for a light.) der Schirm4) (a variety of a colour; a slight difference: a pretty shade of green; shades of meaning.) die Schattierung5) (a slight amount: The weather is a shade better today.) die Spur2. verb1) ((sometimes with from) to shelter from light or heat: He put up his hand to shade his eyes.) schützen2) (to make darker: You should shade the foreground of that drawing.) schattieren•- shaded- shades
- shading
- shady
- shadiness
- put in the shade* * *[ʃeɪd]I. nan area/a patch of \shade ein schattiger Ort/ein schattiges Plätzchen2. no pl (darker area of picture) Schatten m, Schattierung f, Farbtönung f; (quantity of black) Bildschwarz ntthe kitchen is painted an unusual \shade of yellow die Küche ist in einem ungewöhnlichen Gelb[ton] gestrichen\shades of grey Grautöne pl, Zwischentöne plpastel \shades Pastellfarben pl\shade[s] of meaning Bedeutungsnuancen plthey are trying to satisfy all \shades of public opinion man versucht, allen Spielarten der öffentlichen Meinung gerecht zu werden7. (a little)▪ a \shade ein wenigdon't you think those trousers are a \shade too tight? ob die Hose nicht eine Idee zu stramm sitzt?I suggest you move the sofa this way just a \shade ich schlage vor, Sie schieben das Sofa leicht in diese Richtunga \shade under/over three hours knapp unter/über drei Stunden▪ \shades pl Sonnenbrille f\shades of the Beatles! die Beatles lassen grüßen! famthe \shades of night das Schattenreich der Nacht liter12.II. vt1. (protect from brightness)▪ to \shade sth/sb etw/jdn [vor der Sonnen] schützenan avenue \shaded by trees eine von Bäumen beschattete Alleeto \shade one's eyes seine Augen beschirmen2. (in picture)▪ to \shade sth etw schattieren [o schraffierenthe game became close, but she \shaded it das Spiel wurde eng, aber sie schaffte es doch nochIII. vi1. (alter colour)the sky \shaded from pink into dark red die Farbe des Himmels spielte von Rosa in Dunkelrot hinüber gehtheir views \shade into those of the extreme left of the party ihre Ansichten waren denen der Parteilinken sehr stark angenähert* * *[ʃeɪd]1. n1) Schatten m30° in the shade — 30 Grad im Schatten
to give or provide shade —
the shades of night (liter) — der Schatten der Nacht (liter)
to put sb/sth in the shade (fig) — jdn/etw in den Schatten stellen
2) (= lampshade) (Lampen)schirm m; (= eye shade) Schild nt, Schirm m; (esp US = blind) Jalousie f; (= roller blind) Springrollo nt; (outside house) Markise f;shade-card — Farb( en)probe
of all shades and hues (lit) (fig) — in den verschiedensten Farben, in allen Schattierungen aller Schattierungen
4) (= small quantity) Spur fit's a shade long/too long — es ist etwas lang/etwas or eine Spur zu lang
5) (liter: ghost) Schatten mthe shades (Myth) (= Hades) — die Bewohner pl des Schattenreiches das Reich der Schatten, das Schattenreich
shades of Professor Jones! (inf) — wie mich das an Professor Jones erinnert!
2. vt1) (= cast shadow on) Schatten werfen auf (+acc), beschatten (geh); (= protect from light, sun) abschirmen; lamp, window abdunkelnto be shaded from the sun — im Schatten liegen or sein; (protected against sun) vor der Sonne geschützt sein
übergehenhe shaded his eyes with his hand — er hielt die Hand vor die Augen(, um nicht geblendet zu werden)
to shade off —
blue that shades ( off) into black — Blau, das in Schwarz übergeht
* * *shade [ʃeıd]A s1. Schatten m (auch fig):be in the shade fig im Schatten stehen, wenig bekannt sein;the shades of night die Schatten der Nacht;the shades of my father! obs wie mich das an meinen Vater erinnert!2. schattiges Plätzchen3. MYTHa) Schatten m (Totenseele)4. Farbton m, Schattierung f5. Schatten m, Schattierung f, dunkle Tönung:a) ohne Licht und Schatten,b) fig eintönig6. fig Nuance f:shade of meaning Bedeutungsnuance7. umg Spur f, Idee f:a shade better ein (kleines) bisschen besser9. US Rouleau n11. obs Gespenst nB v/t1. beschatten, verdunkeln (auch fig)3. (vor Licht etc) schützen, die Augen etc abschirmen4. MALa) schattierenb) dunkel tönenc) schraffierena) allmählich übergehen (into, to in akk),b) nach und nach verschwinden* * *1. noun1) Schatten, derput somebody/something in[to] the shade — (fig.) jemanden/etwas in den Schatten stellen
38 [°C] in the shade — 38° im Schatten
2. transitive verbshades of meaning — Bedeutungsnuancen od. -schattierungen
1) (screen) beschatten (geh.); Schatten geben (+ Dat.)2) abdunkeln [Fenster, Lampe, Licht]3) (just defeat) knapp überbieten3. intransitive verb(lit. or fig.) übergehen ( into in + Akk.)Phrasal Verbs:- shade in* * *n.Schatten - m.Schattierung f. v.beschatten v.schattieren v.
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