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21 METTA
* * *að, [matr], to fill with food; Jesus mettar fjórar þúsundir manna, Icel. Almanack for the 7th Sunday after Trinity, and passim in mod. usage: reflex. mettask, to eat one’s fill.II. in old writers chiefly in the part. mettr, having eaten one’s fill; having done; þveginn ok m., Hm. 60; ok er Egill var m., Eg. 566; þá var Flosi m., ok af borit af borðinu, Nj. 176; görðu þeir þá eld ok matbjuggu, en er þeir vóru mettir, Fms. i. 9, 209, ix. 353, Glúm. 357, Fs. 105, Eb. 20; en þeir neyttu ok urðu mettir, Mark viii. 8. -
22 ἀπόσιτος
ἀπόσῑτ-ος, ον,A = ἄσιτος, having eaten nothing,ἡμερῶν τοσούτων ἀ. Hld.8.7
, cf. Ael. ap. Ar.Byz.Epit.82.14, Luc. Hist.Conscr.21.2 hungry, Philonid.1.II having an aversion for food, without appetite, Hp.Epid.1.26.σ, Plu.2.635c, Gal.16.654, Jul.Or.6.190d.Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > ἀπόσιτος
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23 נקז
נָקַז(cmp. קְזַז a. נָקַד I) to puncture. Hif. הִקִּיז (mostly with דָּם) to let blood; to be bled. Bekh.V, 2 אין מַקִּיזִין לו דם you must not bleed it; יַקִּיז one may Sabb.129a ה׳ דם ונצטנן if one feels chilly after having been bled. Ib. b ה׳ דם ועמד if one stands up after Ab. Zar.29a. Ned.54b אין מקיזין עלוכ׳ you must not be bled after having eaten Sot.22b (expl. פרוש קיזאי) המַקִּיז דם לכתלים who bleeds himself by striking against the walls (walking with closed eyes from sanctimoniousness). Ber.60a הנכנס להַקִּיז דם he who enters (the surgeons office) to be bled; a. fr. -
24 נָקַז
נָקַז(cmp. קְזַז a. נָקַד I) to puncture. Hif. הִקִּיז (mostly with דָּם) to let blood; to be bled. Bekh.V, 2 אין מַקִּיזִין לו דם you must not bleed it; יַקִּיז one may Sabb.129a ה׳ דם ונצטנן if one feels chilly after having been bled. Ib. b ה׳ דם ועמד if one stands up after Ab. Zar.29a. Ned.54b אין מקיזין עלוכ׳ you must not be bled after having eaten Sot.22b (expl. פרוש קיזאי) המַקִּיז דם לכתלים who bleeds himself by striking against the walls (walking with closed eyes from sanctimoniousness). Ber.60a הנכנס להַקִּיז דם he who enters (the surgeons office) to be bled; a. fr. -
25 С-442
как собака highly coll как + NP Invar adv (intensif)) (in refer, to a person) extremely, to a very high degreeX устал - = X is dog-tired (dog weary, dead tired)X голоден (проголодался) \С-442 = X is hungry as a wolf (a bear)X is so hungry he could eat a horseX замёрз \С-442 - X is frozen throughX is chilled to the bone (to the marrow)X зол - = X is mad as hell (as the dickens, as the devil)X Is absolutely livid X is fuming (furious).Я пришла с работы усталая как собака. Мальчишки - ну, конечно! - играли в шахматы. Это какая-то мужская болезнь. Я сказала: «...Опять эти дурацкие шахматы. До каких пор?» (Грекова 1). I came home (from work) dog-tired. The boys, of course, were playing chess. Seems to be some kind of male disease. "...Again those stupid chess pieces! How long is this going to go on?" (1a).Он был голоден как собака - с утра ничего не ел (Абрамов 1)....Не was as hungry as a wolf, having eaten nothing all day (1a).Было поздно. Метро уже не работало. И мы с Тамарой полчаса ловили такси... Тамара была злая как собака (Зиновьев 2). It was late and the metro was no longer running. It took Tamara and me half an hour to get a taxi....Tamara was absolutely livid (2a). -
26 как собака
• КАК СОБАКА highly coll[ как + NP; Invar; adv (intensif)]=====⇒ (in refer, to a person) extremely, to a very high degree:- X is fuming (furious).♦ Я пришла с работы усталая как собака. Мальчишки - ну, конечно! - играли в шахматы. Это какая-то мужская болезнь. Я сказала: "...Опять эти дурацкие шахматы. До каких пор?" (Грекова 1). I came home [from work] dog-tired. The boys, of course, were playing chess. Seems to be some kind of male disease. "...Again those stupid chess pieces! How long is this going to go on?" (1a).♦ Он был голоден как собака - с утра ничего не ел (Абрамов 1)....He was as hungry as a wolf, having eaten nothing all day (1a).♦ Было поздно. Метро уже не работало. И мы с Тамарой полчаса ловили такси... Тамара была злая как собака (Зиновьев 2). It was late and the metro was no longer running. It took Tamara and me half an hour to get a taxi....Tamara was absolutely livid (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как собака
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27 satt
Adj. und Adv.1. (gesättigt) full; sich satt essen eat one’s fill; sich an (+ Dat) satt essen fill o.s. with; ich bin davon nicht satt geworden that wasn’t enough for me; bist du satt? have you had enough (to eat)?; als ich das Essen sah, war ich schon satt just looking at the food was enough to make me feel full; nicht satt zu essen haben not have enough to eat; es fällt ihm schwer, seine Familie satt zu bekommen he finds it hard to feed his family; das macht satt that’s very filling3. fig. (selbstzufrieden) complacent, smug; viele Jungprofis sind zu satt many young professionals ( oder professional players) have had too much too soon4. umg. (ansehnlich) impressive; (großartig) terrific; es gab Kuchen satt there was plenty of cake; satte Preise steep ( oder hefty) prices; satte 200 km in der Stunde 200 km per hour, no less; er hat eine satte Million verdient he earned a cool million; eine satte Leistung quite a feat, some feat, no mean feat5. etw. / jemanden gründlich satt bekommen / haben umg. get / be sick and tired of s.th. / s.o.; ich habe die Sache so satt umg. I’m sick and tired of it, I’m fed up to the back teeth ( oder up to here) with it; ich bin es satt, dir dauernd hinterherzuräumen umg. I’m sick and tired of constantly cleaning up after you6. sich an etw. / jemandem satt sehen gaze one’s fill at s.th. / s.o.; er konnte sich nicht satt daran sehen he couldn’t take his eyes off it; ich habe mich daran satt gesehen I’ve seen enough ( oder too much) of it, I’ve had my fill of that; nicht satt werden zu (+ Inf.) never tire of (+ Ger.)* * *full; satisfied; replete* * *sạtt [zat]1. adj1) (= gesättigt) Mensch replete (hum, form), full (up) (inf); Magen, Gefühl fullsatt sein — to have had enough (to eat), to be full (up) (inf)
er ist kaum satt zu kriegen (inf: lit, fig) — he's insatiable
wie ein satter Säugling (inf) — with a look of contentment, like a contented cow (inf)
2) (fig)jdn/etw satt sein — to be fed up with sb/sth (inf)
See:3) (= blasiert, übersättigt) well-fed; (= selbstgefällig) smug4) (= kräftig, voll) Farben, Klang rich, full; (inf ) Applaus resounding; (inf ) Mehrheit comfortablesatte 10 Prozent/1000 Euro (inf) — a cool 10 per cent (Brit) or percent (US)/1000 euros (inf)
5) (inf = im Überfluss)... satt —... galore,... in abundance
2. adv (inf)verdienen, da sein more than enough* * *[zat]I. adj▪ \satt sein to have had enough [to eat], to be full [ BRIT up] fam [or form replete] [or form sated]er ist kaum \satt zu kriegen he's insatiablesich akk [an etw dat] \satt essen (bis zur Sättigung essen) to eat one's fill [of sth]; (überdrüssig werden) to have had one's fill of sth\satt machen to be fillingjdn/etw \satt sein to have had enough of sb/sth, to be fed up with sb/sth famjdn/etw gründlich \satt sein to be thoroughly fed up with sb/sth fam, to be fed up to the back teeth with sb/sth BRIT fam2. (kräftig) rich, deep, fulleine \satte Mehrheit a comfortable majority5. (fam: voll, intensiv) rich, full\satter Applaus resounding applauseein \sattes Selbstvertrauen unshak[e]able self-confidence1. (reichlich)sie verdient Geld \satt she earns [more than] enough money, she's raking it in fam2. (genug)\satt/nicht \satt zu essen haben to have/to not have enough to eat* * *1.1) full [up] pred.; well-fedsatt sein — be full [up]; have had enough [to eat]
2) (selbstgefällig) smug, self-satisfied <person, smile, expression, etc.>3)2.jemanden/etwas satt haben/kriegen — (ugs.) be/get fed up with somebody/something (coll.)
1) (selbstgefällig) smugly; complacently2) (reichlich)Tennis satt — (fig.) as much tennis as one could possibly want
* * *satt adj & adv1. (gesättigt) full;sich satt essen eat one’s fill;sich an (+dat)satt essen fill o.s. with;ich bin davon nicht satt geworden that wasn’t enough for me;bist du satt? have you had enough (to eat)?;als ich das Essen sah, war ich schon satt just looking at the food was enough to make me feel full;nicht satt zu essen haben not have enough to eat;es fällt ihm schwer, seine Familie satt zu bekommen he finds it hard to feed his family;das macht satt that’s very filling3. fig (selbstzufrieden) complacent, smug;viele Jungprofis sind zu satt many young professionals ( oder professional players) have had too much too soones gab Kuchen satt there was plenty of cake;satte Preise steep ( oder hefty) prices;satte 200 km in der Stunde 200 km per hour, no less;er hat eine satte Million verdient he earned a cool million;eine satte Leistung quite a feat, some feat, no mean feat5.ich bin es satt, dir dauernd hinterherzuräumen umg I’m sick and tired of constantly cleaning up after you6.* * *1.1) full [up] pred.; well-fedsatt sein — be full [up]; have had enough [to eat]
2) (selbstgefällig) smug, self-satisfied <person, smile, expression, etc.>3)2.jemanden/etwas satt haben/kriegen — (ugs.) be/get fed up with somebody/something (coll.)
1) (selbstgefällig) smugly; complacently2) (reichlich)Tennis satt — (fig.) as much tennis as one could possibly want
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28 अनाश्वस् _anāśvas
अनाश्वस् a. [अश् भोजने क्वसु निपातः इडभावश्च, न. त. P.III.2.19] Not having eaten or enjoyed, fasting; धृतजयधृतेरनाशुषः Ki.12.2; Śi.14.49. -
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35 αποσίτοις
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36 ἀποσίτοις
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37 αποσίτοισι
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40 ἀποσίτοισιν
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