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1 skinnet bedrar
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2 Der Schein trügt.
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3 обманчивый
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4 обманчивый
deceptive, delusiveнару́жность обма́нчива — appearances are deceptive
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5 Schein
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.; (Licht) light; gedämpft: glow; (Lichtstrahl) ray of light; im letzten Schein der untergehenden Sonne in the last rays of the setting sun; beim Schein einer Kerze lesen read by the light of a candle; siehe auch Glanz—m; -(e)s, -e1. (Zettel) slip; (Bescheinigung) certificate; hier braucht man für alles einen Schein here you need a piece of paper for everything2. UNIV. certificate (of attendance), bes. Am. credit; um den Schein zu kriegen, muss man ein Referat halten to get the certificate (bes. Am. credit) you have to read a paper; siehe auch Seminarschein3. (Geldschein) (bank) note, Am. bill; in kleinen / großen Scheinen in small / large denominations; der Automat nimmt auch Scheine the machine also takes notes (Am. bills)—m; -s, kein Pl.; (Anschein) appearance(s); (Aussehen) air, look; etw. ( nur) zum Schein tun (just) pretend to do s.th.; den Schein wahren keep up appearances; dem Schein nach ( zu urteilen) to all appearances; der Schein spricht gegen ihn appearances are against him; der Schein trügt appearances are deceptive, you can’t always go by appearances; alles leerer Schein it’s all empty preten|ce (Am. -se); siehe auch Anschein* * *der Schein(Anschein) appearances;(Banknote) banknote; bill;(Dokument) certificate;(Glanz) shine* * *I [ʃain]m -(e)s,no plwerfen — to shine (brightly) on sth, to cast a (bright) light on sth
2) (= Anschein) appearances pl; (= Vortäuschung) pretence, shamSchéín und Sein/Wirklichkeit — appearance and reality
das ist mehr Schéín als Sein — it's all (on the) surface
der Schéín trügt or täuscht — appearances are deceptive
dem Schéín nach — on the face of it, to all appearances
den Schéín wahren — to keep up appearances
IIetw nur zum Schéín tun — only to pretend to do sth, to make only a pretence or a show of doing sth
m -(e)s, -e(= Geldschein) note, bill (US); (= Bescheinigung) certificate; (UNIV) credit; (= Fahrschein) ticketSchéíne machen (Univ) — to get credits
* * *der1) (a ticket received in return for handing in baggage etc.) check2) (a betting form for the football pools.) coupon3) (an act of pretending to be, do etc (something): He made a show of working, but he wasn't really concentrating.) show4) (a notice advising of a minor motoring offence: a parking-ticket.) ticket* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ʃain]msich akk vom [äußeren] \Schein täuschen lassen to be blinded [or taken in] by [external] appearancesder \Schein spricht gegen jdn appearances are against sbder \Schein trügt appearances are deceptiveden \Schein wahren [o aufrechterhalten] to keep up appearancesdem \Schein nach on the surface [of things]etw zum \Schein tun to pretend to do sth3. (Banknote) [bank]note* * *der; Schein[e]s, Scheine1) o. Pl. (LichtSchein) lightder Schein des brennenden Hauses/der sinkenden Sonne — the glow of the burning house/setting sun
etwas nur zum Schein tun — [only] pretend to do something; make a show of doing something
4) (GeldSchein) note* * *im letzten Schein der untergehenden Sonne in the last rays of the setting sun;Schein2 m; -(e)s, -ehier braucht man für alles einen Schein here you need a piece of paper for everything2. UNIV certificate (of attendance), besonders US credit;um den Schein zu kriegen, muss man ein Referat halten to get the certificate (besonders US credit) you have to read a paper; → auch Seminarscheinin kleinen/großen Scheinen in small/large denominations;der Automat nimmt auch Scheine the machine also takes notes (US bills)etwas (nur) zum Schein tun (just) pretend to do sth;den Schein wahren keep up appearances;dem Schein nach (zu urteilen) to all appearances;der Schein spricht gegen ihn appearances are against him;der Schein trügt appearances are deceptive, you can’t always go by appearances;* * *der; Schein[e]s, Scheine1) o. Pl. (LichtSchein) lightder Schein des brennenden Hauses/der sinkenden Sonne — the glow of the burning house/setting sun
etwas nur zum Schein tun — [only] pretend to do something; make a show of doing something
4) (GeldSchein) note* * *-e m.certificate n.flash n.licence (UK) n.license (US) n.light n.shine n. -
6 schein
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.; (Licht) light; gedämpft: glow; (Lichtstrahl) ray of light; im letzten Schein der untergehenden Sonne in the last rays of the setting sun; beim Schein einer Kerze lesen read by the light of a candle; siehe auch Glanz—m; -(e)s, -e1. (Zettel) slip; (Bescheinigung) certificate; hier braucht man für alles einen Schein here you need a piece of paper for everything2. UNIV. certificate (of attendance), bes. Am. credit; um den Schein zu kriegen, muss man ein Referat halten to get the certificate (bes. Am. credit) you have to read a paper; siehe auch Seminarschein3. (Geldschein) (bank) note, Am. bill; in kleinen / großen Scheinen in small / large denominations; der Automat nimmt auch Scheine the machine also takes notes (Am. bills)—m; -s, kein Pl.; (Anschein) appearance(s); (Aussehen) air, look; etw. ( nur) zum Schein tun (just) pretend to do s.th.; den Schein wahren keep up appearances; dem Schein nach ( zu urteilen) to all appearances; der Schein spricht gegen ihn appearances are against him; der Schein trügt appearances are deceptive, you can’t always go by appearances; alles leerer Schein it’s all empty preten|ce (Am. -se); siehe auch Anschein* * *der Schein(Anschein) appearances;(Banknote) banknote; bill;(Dokument) certificate;(Glanz) shine* * *I [ʃain]m -(e)s,no plwerfen — to shine (brightly) on sth, to cast a (bright) light on sth
2) (= Anschein) appearances pl; (= Vortäuschung) pretence, shamSchéín und Sein/Wirklichkeit — appearance and reality
das ist mehr Schéín als Sein — it's all (on the) surface
der Schéín trügt or täuscht — appearances are deceptive
dem Schéín nach — on the face of it, to all appearances
den Schéín wahren — to keep up appearances
IIetw nur zum Schéín tun — only to pretend to do sth, to make only a pretence or a show of doing sth
m -(e)s, -e(= Geldschein) note, bill (US); (= Bescheinigung) certificate; (UNIV) credit; (= Fahrschein) ticketSchéíne machen (Univ) — to get credits
* * *der1) (a ticket received in return for handing in baggage etc.) check2) (a betting form for the football pools.) coupon3) (an act of pretending to be, do etc (something): He made a show of working, but he wasn't really concentrating.) show4) (a notice advising of a minor motoring offence: a parking-ticket.) ticket* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ʃain]msich akk vom [äußeren] \Schein täuschen lassen to be blinded [or taken in] by [external] appearancesder \Schein spricht gegen jdn appearances are against sbder \Schein trügt appearances are deceptiveden \Schein wahren [o aufrechterhalten] to keep up appearancesdem \Schein nach on the surface [of things]etw zum \Schein tun to pretend to do sth3. (Banknote) [bank]note* * *der; Schein[e]s, Scheine1) o. Pl. (LichtSchein) lightder Schein des brennenden Hauses/der sinkenden Sonne — the glow of the burning house/setting sun
etwas nur zum Schein tun — [only] pretend to do something; make a show of doing something
4) (GeldSchein) note* * *…schein m im subst1. (Licht):Kerzenschein candlelight;Laternenschein light of a lantern2. (Dokument):Abholschein receipt (for collected goods);Bezugsschein (ration) coupon;Entlassungsschein certificate of discharge3. (Geld):Fünfeuroschein five-euro note (US bill);Hundertdollarschein hundred dollar bill* * *der; Schein[e]s, Scheine1) o. Pl. (LichtSchein) lightder Schein des brennenden Hauses/der sinkenden Sonne — the glow of the burning house/setting sun
etwas nur zum Schein tun — [only] pretend to do something; make a show of doing something
4) (GeldSchein) note* * *-e m.certificate n.flash n.licence (UK) n.license (US) n.light n.shine n. -
7 Augenschein
m; nur Sg.; geh.1. (Anschein) appearance; dem Augenschein nach to all appearances; der Augenschein trügt appearances are deceptive, don’t be ( oder we mustn’t be) deceived by appearances; allem Augenschein zum Trotz despite appearances to the contrary; nur dem Augenschein nach (scheinbar) seemingly2. (Besichtigung) examination, inspection; JUR. (judicial) inspection; in Augenschein nehmen examine, inspect, take a close look at, view* * *Au|gen|scheinmno pl1) (= Anschein) appearancedem Áúgenschein nach — by all appearances, to judge by appearances
der Áúgenschein trügt — appearances are deceptive
nach dem Áúgenschein urteilen — to judge by appearances
2)jdn/etw in Áúgenschein nehmen — to look closely at sb/sth, to have a close look at sb/sth
* * *Au·gen·schein1. (Anschein) appearanceden \Augenschein haben to look like itnach dem/nach bloßem \Augenschein urteilen to judge by appearances [alone]dem \Augenschein nach by all [or to judge by] appearancesder \Augenschein kann trügen looks can be [or are] deceptivejdn/etw in \Augenschein nehmen to look closely [or have a close look] at sb/sth* * *der; o. Pl. (geh.)1) (Eindruck) appearancedem ersten Augenschein nach — at first sight
2) (Betrachtung) inspectionjemanden/etwas in Augenschein nehmen — have a close look at somebody/something; give somebody/something a close inspection
* * *1. (Anschein) appearance;dem Augenschein nach to all appearances;der Augenschein trügt appearances are deceptive, don’t be ( oder we mustn’t be) deceived by appearances;allem Augenschein zum Trotz despite appearances to the contrary;nur dem Augenschein nach (scheinbar) seeminglyin Augenschein nehmen examine, inspect, take a close look at, view* * *der; o. Pl. (geh.)1) (Eindruck) appearance2) (Betrachtung) inspectionjemanden/etwas in Augenschein nehmen — have a close look at somebody/something; give somebody/something a close inspection
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8 apparence
apparence [apaʀɑ̃s]1. feminine noun• homme d'apparence or à l'apparence sévère stern-looking man• en apparence, leurs critiques semblent justifiées on the face of it, their criticism seems justified2. plural feminine noun* * *apaʀɑ̃snom féminin appearance‘ils sont d'accord?’ - ‘selon toute apparence’ — ‘they agree?’ - ‘it would seem so’
‘ils sont d'accord’ - ‘en apparence (seulement)’ — ‘they agree’ - ‘only on the surface’
* * *apaʀɑ̃s nfmalgré les apparences — in spite of appearances, despite appearances
en apparence — apparently, seemingly
* * *apparence nf1 gén ( extérieur) appearance; ne jugez pas sur les apparences don't judge by appearances; ne vous fiez pas aux apparences appearances are deceptive; pour sauver les apparences to keep up appearances; il est bon, malgré les or en dépit des apparences he is kind, despite appearances to the contrary; contre toute apparence despite every indication to the contrary; malgré certaines apparences despite certain indications to the contrary; il est jeune d'apparence he looks young; homme d'apparence or à l'apparence jeune young-looking man; elle n'est calme qu'en apparence she only looks ou seems calm; il n'a que l'apparence de la bonté he only looks ou seems kind; en apparence seemingly; sous l'apparence de la bonté under the guise of kindness; sous des apparences raisonnables behind a façade of reasonableness; selon toute apparence, ils sont d'accord it would seem that they agree; ‘ils sont d'accord?’-‘selon toute apparence’ ‘they agree?’-‘it would seem so’; ‘ils sont d'accord’-‘en apparence (seulement)’ ‘they agree’-‘only on the surface’; des personnes en apparence si différentes people outwardly so different;2 Philos l'apparence appearance.[aparɑ̃s] nom fémininsous l'apparence ou une apparence de libéralisme in the guise ou behind a façade of liberalismil va très bien, malgré les apparences he's all right, contrary to all appearancesles apparences sont trompeuses, il ne faut pas se fier aux apparencesa. [en jugeant une personne] looks are deceptiveb. [en jugeant une situation] there's more to it than meets the eye, appearances can be deceptiveheureusement pour nous, les apparences sont sauves fortunately, we've been able to save faceen apparence locution adverbialeen apparence il travaille, mais comment le savoir vraiment? to all appearances he works ou it would seem that he works, but how can one be sure? -
9 външност
appearance, exterior, looksнемарлив съм към външността си be careless about o.'s personвъншността често лъже appearances are deceptive* * *въ̀ншност,ж., само ед. appearance, exterior, looks; \външността често лъже appearances are deceptive; груба \външност rough/crude exterior; немарлив съм към \външността си be careless about o.’s person; приятна \външност pleasing appearance; съдя по \външността judge by appearances; хубава \външност good looks; съдя по \външността judge by appearances/externals.* * *appearance: a pleasing външност - приятна външност; complexion; person{px:sn}; physique{`fizi:k}* * *1. appearance, exterior, looks 2. ВЪНШНОСТта често лъже appearances are deceptive 3. груба ВЪНШНОСТ a rough/crude exterior 4. немарлив съм към ВЪНШНОСТта си be careless about o.'s person 5. приятна ВЪНШНОСТ a pleasing appearance 6. съдя по ВЪНШНОСТта judge by appearances 7. хубава ВЪНШНОСТ good looks -
10 внешность обманчива
1) General subject: (часто) appearances are (often) deceptive, appearances are deceitful, appearances are deceiving, (часто) beauty is but skin deep (Верещагин), things are not (always) what they seem2) Set phrase: appearances are deceptiveУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > внешность обманчива
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11 trompeur
trompeur, -euse [tʀɔ̃pœʀ, øz]adjective[discours] deceitful ; [distance, virage] deceptive* * *- euse tʀɔ̃pœʀ, øz adjectif [promesse, chiffre] misleading; [distance, apparence] deceptive* * *tʀɔ̃pœʀ, øz adj (-euse)deceptive, misleading* * *————————, trompeuse [trɔ̃pɶr, øz] nom masculin, nom féminin -
12 Внешность обманчива
Things and men are not always what they seem to be, do not judge them by the way they look. See И космато, да не медведь (И), Не все те повара, у кого ножи долгие (H), Не все то золото, что блестит (H), Не все, что бело, снег (Н), Не все, что серо, волк (Н), Не всяк монах, на ком клобук (Н), Не суди об арбузе по корке, а о человеке - по платью (Н) Var.:Наружность обманчива Cf: Appearances are deceiving (Am.). Appearances are deceptive (Am., Br.). Judge not according to appearances (Am.). Looks are deceiving (Am.). Never judge by (from) appearances (Am., Br.). None can guess the jewel by the casket (Br.). Things are not always what they seem (Am.). You cannot judge a book by its binding (a sausage by its shin, /of/ a tree by its bark, the horse by the harness) (Br.). You cannot (can't) know the wine by the barrel (Br.). You can't tell a book by its cover (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Внешность обманчива
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13 schijn
3 [vertoon] show, appearances♦voorbeelden:op de uiterlijke schijn afgaan • judge by (outward) appearancesde schijn aannemen van eerlijkheid • assume an appearance of honestyschijn bedriegt • appearances are deceptivedie ruwheid is maar schijn • that/his/her coarseness is only on the surfacede schijn ophouden tegenover/voor de familie • keep up appearances in front of the familyde schijn redden • save appearancesik wil niet de schijn wekken dat … • I don't want you/anyone to get the idea that …in schijn • seeminglynaar alle schijn • to all appearancesdit gevecht is maar (voor de) schijn • this fight is just make-believevoor de schijn • for the sake of appearancesde schijn is tegen mij • appearances are against mehet heeft er alle schijn van dat • there is every appearance that3 schone schijn • glamour, cosmetics, gloss4 geen schijn van kans hebben • not have the ghost of a chance, not have a dog's chancegeen schijn van bewijs • not a scrap of evidence -
14 Schein
sich vom [äußeren] \Schein täuschen lassen to be blinded [or taken in] by [external] appearances;der \Schein spricht gegen jdn appearances are against sb;der \Schein trügt appearances are deceptive;dem \Schein nach on the surface [of things];etw zum \Schein tun to pretend to do sth3) ( Banknote) [bank]note¿Kultur?In German universities, students have to gain Scheine - certificates to progress from one year to the next. Only those students who attain a certain number or type of certificate(s) are allowed to enter for intermediate, and later, degree examinations. -
15 skin
gloss, sheen* * *(et)( lys) light,( stærkt, ubehageligt) glare;[ skinnet bedrager] appearances are deceptive;[ bevare skinnet] keep up appearances;[ han har skinnet imod sig] appearances are against him;[ redde skinnet] keep up appearances, save one's face;[ under skin af venskab] under a show of friendship. -
16 Не все, что серо, волк
A man may be not so bad or evil as he looks. See Внешность обманчива (B)Cf: All are not thieves that dogs bark at (Am., Br.). Appearances are deceiving (Am.). Appearances are deceptive (Am., Br.). I am black, but I am not the devil (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Не все, что серо, волк
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17 И космато, да не медведь
See Внешность обманчива (В)Cf: Appearances are deceiving (Am.). Appearances are deceptive (Am., Br.). Don't mistake an old goat for a preacher because of his beard (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > И космато, да не медведь
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18 aparenţele înşeală
prov. appearances often deceiveappearances are deceptive / deceitfulit is not the coat that makes the manmany a fine dish has nothing in itnever judge from appearances. -
19 täuschen
täu·schen [ʼtɔyʃn̩]vt( irreführen)jdn \täuschen to deceive sb;durch jds Verhalten/ Behauptung getäuscht werden to be deceived by sb's behaviour [or (Am) -or] /assertion;wenn mich nicht alles täuscht if I'm not completely mistaken;wenn mich mein Gedächtnis nicht täuscht unless my memory deceives mevr ( sich irren)sich \täuschen to be mistaken [or wrong];du musst dich getäuscht haben you must be mistaken;ich kann mich natürlich \täuschen of course I could be mistaken;sich [in jdm/etw] \täuschen to be mistaken [or wrong] [about sb/sth];darin täuschst du dich you're wrong about that;vi1) ( irreführen) to be deceptive;der Schein täuscht appearances are deceptive -
20 В-171
ВНЕШНОСТЬ (НАРУЖНОСТЬ) ОБМАНЧИВА (saying) one cannot judge sth. 's value by its exterior or s.o. 's inner qualities by his appearance: - appearances are deceptive (deceiving) appearances cannot be trusted don't (you can't) judge a book by its cover beauty is but (only) skin-deep.
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