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1 dead-ball
dead-ball adj: -
2 ruhender Ball
■ Spielsituation, mit der das Spiel fortgesetzt wird, nachdem der Ball das Spielfeld verlassen hat oder nachdem der Schiedsrichter das Spiel unterbrochen hat.■ Situation in which the game is started or restarted after the ball has left the field or after the game has been stopped by the referee.Syn. dead-ball situation -
3 stehender Ball
■ Spielsituation, mit der das Spiel fortgesetzt wird, nachdem der Ball das Spielfeld verlassen hat oder nachdem der Schiedsrichter das Spiel unterbrochen hat.■ Situation in which the game is started or restarted after the ball has left the field or after the game has been stopped by the referee.Syn. dead-ball situation -
4 Standard
■ Spielsituation, mit der das Spiel fortgesetzt wird, nachdem der Ball das Spielfeld verlassen hat oder nachdem der Schiedsrichter das Spiel unterbrochen hat.■ Situation in which the game is started or restarted after the ball has left the field or after the game has been stopped by the referee.Syn. dead-ball situation -
5 Standardsituation
■ Spielsituation, mit der das Spiel fortgesetzt wird, nachdem der Ball das Spielfeld verlassen hat oder nachdem der Schiedsrichter das Spiel unterbrochen hat.■ Situation in which the game is started or restarted after the ball has left the field or after the game has been stopped by the referee.Syn. dead-ball situation -
6 pluck
1. transitive verbpluck [out] — auszupfen [Federn, Haare]
2) (pull at, twitch) zupfen an (+ Dat.); zupfen [Saite, Gitarre]3) (strip of feathers) rupfen2. intransitive verb3. nounpluck at something — an etwas (Dat.) zupfen
Mut, der; Schneid, der (ugs.)Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/107965/pluck_up">pluck up* * *1. verb3) (to pick (flowers etc).) pflücken4) (to pull hairs out of (eyebrows) in order to improve their shape.) zupfen5) (to pull and let go (the strings of a musical instrument).) zupfen2. noun(courage He showed a lot of pluck.) der Schneid- plucky- pluckily
- pluckiness
- pluck up the courage
- pluck up courage
- energy* * *[plʌk]II. vt1. (pick)▪ to \pluck sth [from [or off] sth] fruit, flower etw [von etw dat] abpflücken; grass, dead leaves, loose thread etw [von etw dat] abzupfento \pluck a chicken/goose ein Huhn/eine Gans rupfena \plucked chicken ein gerupftes Huhnto \pluck one's eyebrows sich dat die Augenbrauen zupfen3. (pull)he \plucked the letter out of my hand er riss mir den Brief aus der Handshe \plucked the ball out of the air sie fing den Ball in der Luft; (pull cautiously) zupfento \pluck sb's sleeve [or sb by the sleeve] jdn am Ärmel zupfen4. (remove from situation)5. MUS▪ to \pluck sth etw zupfen6.▶ to \pluck sth out of the air etw [frei] erfinden [o aus der Luft greifenIII. vi* * *[plʌk]1. n2. vtto pluck (at) sb's sleeve — jdn am Ärmel zupfen
he plucked a stray hair off his coat — er zupfte sich (dat) ein Haar vom Mantel
she was plucked from obscurity to become a film star — sie wurde von einer Unbekannten zum Filmstar gemacht
his rescuers had plucked him from the jaws of death — seine Retter hatten ihn den Klauen des Todes entrissen
he was plucked to safety — er wurde in Sicherheit gebracht
to pluck up (one's) courage — all seinen Mut zusammennehmen
2) hair, feather auszupfenif thy right eye offend thee pluck it out (Bibl) — wenn dir dein rechtes Auge zum Ärgernis wird, so reiß es aus
3. vito pluck at sth — an etw (dat) (herum)zupfen
* * *pluck [plʌk]A s1. Zupfen n2. Ruck m, Zug m3. GASTR Innereien pl4. fig Mut m, Schneid m/f, Mumm mB v/t1. Obst, Blumen etc pflücken3. zupfen an (dat):pluck sb’s sleeve jemanden am Ärmel zupfen5. Wolle verlesen6. MUS Saiten, ein Saiteninstrument zupfen7. umga) jemanden rupfen, ausnehmenb) jemanden übers Ohr hauenpluck at sb’s sleeve jemanden am Ärmel zupfen* * *1. transitive verb1) (pull off, pick) pflücken [Blumen, Obst]pluck [out] — auszupfen [Federn, Haare]
2) (pull at, twitch) zupfen an (+ Dat.); zupfen [Saite, Gitarre]3) (strip of feathers) rupfen2. intransitive verb3. nounpluck at something — an etwas (Dat.) zupfen
Mut, der; Schneid, der (ugs.)Phrasal Verbs:- pluck up* * *v.pflücken v. -
7 pluck
[plʌk] n1) ( pick)to \pluck sth [from [or off] sth] fruit, flower etw [von etw dat] abpflücken; grass, dead leaves, loose thread etw [von etw dat] abzupfen( with pincers) auszupfen;to \pluck a chicken/ goose ein Huhn/eine Gans rupfen;a \plucked chicken ein gerupftes Huhn;to \pluck one's eyebrows sich dat die Augenbrauen zupfen3) ( pull)he \plucked the letter out of my hand er riss mir den Brief aus der Hand;she \plucked the ball out of the air sie fing den Ball in der Luft;( pull cautiously) zupfen;4) ( remove from situation)5) musto \pluck sth etw zupfenPHRASES:to \pluck sth out of the air etw [frei] erfinden [o aus der Luft greifen] vito \pluck at sth an etw dat zupfen
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