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1 zest
noun1) (lit. or fig.) Würze, die2) (gusto) Begeisterung, diezest for living — Lebenslust, die
* * *[zest](keen enjoyment: She joined in the games with zest.) der Genuß* * *[zest]n no plhe approaches every task with a boundless \zest er geht mit Feuereifer an jede Aufgabe heranto do sth with \zest etw begeistert [o mit Begeisterung] tunto add some \zest to sth Schwung in etw akk bringenlemon/lime/orange \zest Zitronen-/Limonen-/Orangenschale f* * *[zest]n1) (= enthusiasm) Begeisterung fhe hasn't got much zest — er hat keinen Schwung
add zest to your meals with...! — geben Sie Ihren Gerichten Pfiff mit...! (inf)
3) (= lemon etc peel) Zitronen-/Orangenschale f* * *zest [zest]A s1. Würze f (auch fig):add zest to sth einer Sache Würze oder Reiz verleihenzest for living LebensfreudeB v/t würzen (auch fig)* * *noun1) (lit. or fig.) Würze, die2) (gusto) Begeisterung, diezest for living — Lebenslust, die
* * *n.Lust ¨-e f.
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zest´ful|ly — zest|ful «ZEHST fuhl», adjective. full of zest; characterized by keen relish or hearty enjoyment: »A zestful sort of place in which to spend a fortnight (Fraser s Magazine). SYNONYM(S): exhilarating. –zest´ful|ly, adverb. –zest´ful|ness, noun … Useful english dictionary
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