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1 club
1. noun1) Keule, die; (golf-club) Golfschläger, derjoin the club — (fig.) mitmachen
join the or welcome to the club! — (fig.) du also auch!
4) (Cards) Kreuz, das2. transitive verb, 3. intransitive verb,the ace/seven of clubs — das Kreuzas/die Kreuzsieben
- bb-club together — sich zusammentun; (in order to buy something) zusammenlegen
* * *1. noun1) (a heavy stick etc used as a weapon.) die Keule2) (a bat or stick used in certain games (especially golf): Which club will you use?) der Schläger3) (a number of people meeting for study, pleasure, games etc: the local tennis club.) der Verein4) (the place where these people meet: He goes to the club every Friday.) der Club5) (one of the playing-cards of the suit clubs.) das Kreuz, die Eichel2. verb(to beat or strike with a club: They clubbed him to death.) schlagen- academic.ru/115684/clubs">clubs* * *[klʌb]I. ngolf/squash/tennis \club Golf-/Squash-/Tennisklub mmember of the \club Klubmitglied ntto join a \club einem Verein beitretenjoin the \club! ( fam) du [also] auch!welcome to the \club! willkommen im Klub!, gratuliere!volleyball \club Volleyballverein mgolf \club Golfschläger mwooden \club Holzkeule fqueen of \clubs Kreuzdame f7.II. vt<- bb->▪ to \club sb/sth auf jdn/etw einknüppelnto \club sb/an animal to death jdn/ein Tier erschlagen [o totschlagen]to \club sb to the ground jdn niederknüppeln* * *[klʌb]1. nthe ace/nine of clubs — (das) Kreuzass/(die) Kreuzneun
3) (= society) Klub m, Verein m; (= tennis club, golf club, gentleman's club, night club) Klub m, Club m; (FTBL) Verein mto be in the club (inf) — in anderen Umständen sein (inf), ein Kind kriegen (inf)
2. vteinknüppeln auf (+acc), knüppeln3. vito go clubbing — Nachtklubs besuchen, tanzen gehen
* * *club [klʌb]A s1. Keule f, Knüppel m, Prügel m2. SPORTa) Schlagholz n3. a) Klub m, Club m, Verein m;be in the club bes Br umg ein Kind kriegen;put a girl in the club bes Br umg einem Mädchen ein Kind machen;join the club! bes Br umg du auch?5. Kartenspiel:queen of clubs Kreuzdame fb) Treff(karte) n(f), Kreuz(karte) n(f), Eichel(karte) fB v/t1. einknüppeln auf (akk):club down niederknüppeln2. vereinigen:club efforts sich gemeinsam bemühenC v/ia) einen Verein etc bildenb) (Geld) zusammenlegen* * *1. noun1) Keule, die; (golf-club) Golfschläger, derjoin the club — (fig.) mitmachen
join the or welcome to the club! — (fig.) du also auch!
4) (Cards) Kreuz, das2. transitive verb, 3. intransitive verb,the ace/seven of clubs — das Kreuzas/die Kreuzsieben
- bb-club together — sich zusammentun; (in order to buy something) zusammenlegen
* * *n.Club -s m.Interessengemeinschaft (IG) f.Keule -n f.Klub -s m.Knüppel - m.Verein -e m. -
2 joint
1. noun2) (Anat., Mech. Engin., etc.) Gelenk, das3)2. adjectivea joint [of meat] — ein Stück Fleisch; (for roasting, roast) ein Braten
joint venture — Gemeinschaftsunternehmen, das; Joint-venture, das (Wirtsch.)
2) Mit[autor, -erbe, -besitzer]* * *[‹oint] 1. noun1) (the place where two or more things join: The plumber tightened up all the joints in the pipes.) die Verbindungsstelle2) (a part of the body where two bones meet but are able to move in the manner of eg a hinge: The shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles are joints.) das Gelenk3) (a piece of meat for cooking containing a bone: A leg of mutton is a fairly large joint.) das Bratenstück2. adjective1) (united; done together: the joint efforts of the whole team.) gemeinschaftlich2) (shared by, or belonging to, two or more: She and her husband have a joint bank account.) gemeinsam3. verb(to divide (an animal etc for cooking) at the, or into, joints: Joint the chicken before cooking it.) zerlegen- academic.ru/40048/jointed">jointed- jointly
- out of joint See also:- join* * *[ʤɔɪnt]the research project is the work of a \joint French-Italian team das Forschungsprojekt ist die Gemeinschaftsarbeit eines französisch-italienischen Teams\joint undertaking Gemeinschaftsunternehmen nt\joint winners SPORT zwei Sieger/Siegerinnento come \joint second mit jdm zusammen den zweiten Platz belegenII. n[soldering] \joint Lötstelle fto put sth out of \joint etw ausrenken [o verrenken]I've put my shoulder out of \joint ich habe mir die Schulter verrenkt\joint of beef/lamb Rinder- [o SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR Rinds-] /Lammbraten m4. ( fam: cheap bar, restaurant) Laden m fam, Bude f, SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR a. Schuppen m fam, Spelunke f fam; (gambling den) Spielhölle f6.▶ to put sth out of \joint etw außer Betrieb setzen▶ to be out of \joint aus den Fugen [o dem Gleichgewicht] sein* * *[dZɔɪnt]1. nankle joint — Knöchel m
knee joint — Kniegelenk nt
he's a bit stiff in the joints (inf) — er ist ein bisschen steif (in den Knochen)
the times are out of joint (fig liter) — die Zeit or Welt ist aus den Fugen
See:→ nose2) (= join) (in woodwork) Fuge f; (in pipe etc) Verbindung(sstelle) f; (welded etc) Naht(stelle) f; (= junction piece) Verbindungsstück nt2. vt2) boards, pipes etc verbinden3. adj attrgemeinsam; (in connection with possessions also) gemeinschaftlich; (= total, combined) influence, strength vereinthe finished joint second or in joint second place (Brit) — er belegte gemeinsam mit einem anderen den zweiten Platz
joint action — gemeinsame Aktion, Gemeinschaftsaktion f
it was a joint effort —
it took the joint efforts of six strong men to move it — es waren die vereinten Anstrengungen or Kräfte von sechs starken Männern nötig, um es von der Stelle zu bewegen
* * *joint [dʒɔınt]A s1. Verbindung(sstelle) f, besondersa) Tischlerei etc: Fuge f, Stoß mb) BAHN Schienenstoß md) ANAT, BIOL, TECH Gelenk n:out of joint ausgerenkt; fig aus den Fugen;2. BOTc) Gelenk(knoten) n(m)3. Verbindungsstück n, Bindeglied n4. GASTR Braten(stück) m(n)6. sl Laden m, Bude f:b) Gebäude n: → case1 Bc) Firma f, Geschäft n7. sl Joint m (mit Haschisch oder Marihuana versetzte Zigarette):roll a joint sich einen Joint drehenjoint action gemeinsames Vorgehen;take joint action gemeinsam vorgehen;a) JUR gesamtschuldnerisch,b) solidarisch, gemeinsam;joint and several liability gesamtschuldnerische Haftung;joint and several note US gesamtschuldnerisches Zahlungsversprechen;for their joint lives solange sie beide oder alle lebenjoint offender Mittäter(in);3. vereint, zusammenhängendC v/t1. verbinden, zusammenfügen2. TECHa) fugen, stoßen, verbinden, -zapfenb) Fugen verstreichen3. Geflügel etc zerlegen* * *1. noun2) (Anat., Mech. Engin., etc.) Gelenk, das3)2. adjectivea joint [of meat] — ein Stück Fleisch; (for roasting, roast) ein Braten
1) (of two or more) gemeinsam [Anstrengung, Bericht, Besitz, Projekt, Ansicht, Konto]joint venture — Gemeinschaftsunternehmen, das; Joint-venture, das (Wirtsch.)
2) Mit[autor, -erbe, -besitzer]* * *(slang) n.Laden ¨-- m. adj.gemeinsam adj.gemeinschaftlich adj.verbunden adj. n.Bude -n f.Fuge -n f.Gelenk -e n.Verbindung f.Verbindungsstelle -n f.
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