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1 chore
noun[lästige] Routinearbeit* * *[ o:](a piece of housework or other hard or dull job.) die Hausarbeit* * *[tʃɔ:ʳ, AM tʃɔ:r]nhousehold \chores Hausarbeit fto do the \chores die Hausarbeit erledigen* * *[tʃɔː(r)]nlästige Pflichtchores pl — Hausarbeit f
to do the chores — den Haushalt machen, die Hausarbeit erledigen
* * *chore [tʃɔː(r)] s1. Routinearbeit f, besonders Hausarbeit f:do the chores den Haushalt machen, die Hausarbeit erledigen* * *noun[lästige] Routinearbeit* * *n.Arbeit -en f.Hausarbeit f. -
2 fatigue
1. noun1) Ermüdung, die; Erschöpfung, dieextreme fatigue — Übermüdung, die
2) (of metal etc.) Ermüdung, die2. transitive verbbe/look fatigued — erschöpft sein/aussehen
* * *[fə'ti:ɡ]1) (great tiredness (caused especially by hard work or effort): He was suffering from fatigue.) die Müdigkeit2) ((especially in metals) weakness caused by continual use: metal fatigue.) die Ermüdung•- academic.ru/116092/fatigued">fatigued* * *fa·tigue[fəˈti:g]I. ncombat \fatigue Kampfesmüdigkeit fto suffer from \fatigue unter Erschöpfung leidenmetal \fatigue Metallermüdung fcookhouse \fatigue Küchendienst m\fatigue dress Drillichanzug m\fatigue duty Arbeitsdienst m5. MILII. vt1. (tire)▪ to \fatigue sb jdn ermüdenIII. vi ermüden* * *[fə'tiːg]1. n1) Abspannung f, Erschöpfung f, Ermüdung fcompassion fatigue — Verdrossenheit f mit immer neuen Spendenaufrufen
2) (TECH: metal fatigue) Ermüdung f3) (MIL: fatigue duty) Arbeitsdienst min fatigues — im Arbeitsanzug
2. vt1) (= tire) ermüden; (= exhaust) erschöpfen3. viermüden* * *fatigue [fəˈtiːɡ]A s1. Ermüdung f, Ermattung f, Erschöpfung f2. mühselige Arbeit, Strapaze f3. Übermüdung f, -anstrengung f:fatigue products MED Ermüdungsstoffe5. TECH (Werkstoff)Ermüdung f:fatigue behavio(u)r Ermüdungsverhalten n;fatigue crack Ermüdungs-, Dauerriss m;fatigue failure Ermüdungs-, Dauerbruch m;fatigue limit Ermüdungsgrenze f;fatigue strength Dauerfestigkeit f;6. MILfatigue detail, fatigue party Arbeitskommando nC v/i2. MIL Arbeitsdienst machen* * *1. noun1) Ermüdung, die; Erschöpfung, dieextreme fatigue — Übermüdung, die
2) (of metal etc.) Ermüdung, die2. transitive verbbe/look fatigued — erschöpft sein/aussehen
* * *n.Ermattung f.Ermüdung -en f.Übermüdung f. v.ermüden v.
См. также в других словарях:
chore — ► NOUN ▪ a routine or tedious task, especially a household one. ORIGIN variant of obsolete char or chare (see CHARWOMAN(Cf. ↑charwoman)) … English terms dictionary
chore — [ tʃɔr ] noun count an ordinary job that must be done regularly: You can go play after you ve done your chores. a. an unpleasant, boring, or difficult thing that must be done: Cleaning out the basement is a real chore … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
chore — noun Etymology: alteration of chare Date: 1746 1. plural the regular or daily light work of a household or farm 2. a routine task or job 3. a difficult or disagreeable task < doing taxes can be a real … New Collegiate Dictionary
chore — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ little, small ▪ daily, day to day, regular, routine ▪ morning ▪ administrative … Collocations dictionary
chore — noun (C) 1 a job that you have to do regularly, especially work that you do to keep a house clean: household chores 2 something you have to do that is very boring and unpleasant: I find motorway driving a chore … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
chore — noun 1) he was not accustomed to doing the chores that were now expected of him Syn: task, job, duty, errand; (chores) work, domestic work, drudgery 2) informal spending the afternoon with Millie was a chore Syn: drag … Thesaurus of popular words
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chore — noun a routine or tedious task. Origin C18 (orig. dialect and US): var. of obs. char or chare (see charwoman) … English new terms dictionary
chore — noun Syn: task, job, duty, errand, burden; informal hassle … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
chore — UK [tʃɔː(r)] / US [tʃɔr] noun [countable] Word forms chore : singular chore plural chores a) an ordinary job that must be done regularly You can go and play after you ve done your chores. b) an unpleasant, boring, or difficult thing that must be… … English dictionary
chore — 1. noun /tʃɔː,tʃoʊr,tʃɔːr,koʊrchorekoʊə/ A task, especially a difficult, unpleasant, or routine one. Washing dishes is a chore, but we cant just stop eating. 2. verb /tʃɔː,tʃoʊr,tʃɔːr,koʊrchorekoʊə/ To … Wiktionary