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1 blink away
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2 blink
1. intransitive verb1) blinzeln2) (shine intermittently) blinken; (shine momentarily) aufblinken2. transitive verb3. nounblink one's eyes — mit den Augen zwinkern
1) Blinzeln, das2) (coll.)be on the blink — kaputt sein (ugs.)
* * *[bliŋk] 1. verb(to move (the eyelids) rapidly up and down: It is impossible to stare for a long time without blinking.) blinzeln2. noun(a rapid movement of the eyelids.) das Blinzeln* * *[blɪŋk]I. vtto \blink one's eyes mit den Augen zwinkern [o blinzeln]without \blinking an eye ohne mit der Wimper zu zuckento \blink back tears die Tränen zurückhaltenII. vi2. (ignore)3. (of a light) blinkento \blink left/right links/rechts anzeigenIII. n2. (without hesitation)to do sth without a \blink etw ohne Weiteres tun3.* * *[blɪŋk]1. nBlinzeln ntin the blink of an eye — im Nu
to be on the blink (inf) — kaputt sein (inf)
2. vi1) (person) blinzeln, zwinkern2) (light) blinken3. vt* * *blink [blıŋk]A v/i1. blinzeln, zwinkern:a) jemandem zublinzeln,b) → A 2, C 6;2. erstaunt oder verständnislos dreinblicken:3. a) schimmern, flimmernb) blinken;B v/t1.;blink one’s eyes (mit den Augen) zwinkern2.;blink away one’s tears seine Tränen wegblinzeln3.;there is no blinking (away) the fact es lässt sich nicht bestreiten, es ist nicht zu leugnen ( beide:that dass)4. a) blinken, durch Lichtsignale mitteilenb) blink one’s lights AUTO die Lichthupe betätigenC s1. a) Blinzeln nb) Augenaufschlag m;2. besonders Br flüchtiger Blick3. a) (Licht)Schimmer mb) Blinken n;4. Augenblick m5. → academic.ru/36514/iceblink">iceblink6. umg;on the blink kaputt:go on the blink kaputtgehen* * *1. intransitive verb1) blinzeln2) (shine intermittently) blinken; (shine momentarily) aufblinken2. transitive verb 3. noun1) Blinzeln, das2) (coll.)be on the blink — kaputt sein (ugs.)
* * *v.mit den Augen blinzeln ausdr.
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