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1 stiffness
2) (intensity) Härte, die3) (difficulty) Schwierigkeit, die7) (thick consistency) Zähheit, die* * *noun die Steifheit* * *stiff·ness[ˈstɪfnəs]n no pl1. (rigidity) Steifheit; of brakes Steifigkeit f; of dough, batter Festigkeit f; of muscles Verspanntheit fto have \stiffness in one's muscles (from illness) Muskelschmerzen haben; (after exercise) einen Muskelkater haben* * *['stIfnɪs]n2) (of resistance, opposition, dose) Stärke f; (of fight) Zähigkeit f; (of sentence, challenge, competition) Härte f; (of breeze) Steifheit f; (of climb, test, task) Schwierigkeit f; (of penalty, punishment) Schwere f; (of price, demand) Höhe f* * *1. Steifheit f (auch fig), Starrheit f2. Zähigkeit f3. figa) Härte fb) Schärfe f* * *noun, no pl.1) (rigidity, formality) Steifheit, die; (of letter, language) Förmlichkeit, die2) (intensity) Härte, die3) (difficulty) Schwierigkeit, die7) (thick consistency) Zähheit, die* * *n.Erstarrung f.Muskelkater m.Steifheit f.Steifigkeit f. -
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3 limpness
limp·ness [ʼlɪmpnəs] nhe hated the \limpness of Roy's handshake er hasste Roys laschen Händedruck -
4 tightness
1) (firmness) Festigkeit, die2) (closeness of fit) enger Sitz3) (lack of leakage) Dichtheit, die4) (tautness) Straffheit, die5) (strictness of control or discipline) Strenge, die* * *noun die Dichtheit* * *tight·ness[ˈtaɪtnəs]n no pl\tightness in the chest area is a sign of heart disease Atembeklemmung ist ein Anzeichen einer Herzerkrankung4. ECON\tightness of a market Marktenge f* * *['taItnɪs]n2) (= stiffness of screw, bolt) Festsitzen nt, Unbeweglichkeit fthe tightness of the drawer/window — das Klemmen der Schublade/des Fensters
3) (= firmness of screw, tap) fester Sitz; (of window) Dichtheit f; (of control, discipline, security) Strenge f; (of organization) Straffheit fthe tightness of his embrace — seine feste Umarmung
7) (= closeness of race, match) Knappheit f8) (= constriction in chest, stomach) Beengtheit f* * *1. Dichte f2. Festigkeit f, fester Sitz3. Straffheit f4. Enge f5. Gedrängtheit f6. umg Knick(e)rigkeit f, Geiz m7. WIRTSCHb) angespannte Marktlage* * *noun, no pl.1) (firmness) Festigkeit, die2) (closeness of fit) enger Sitz3) (lack of leakage) Dichtheit, die4) (tautness) Straffheit, die5) (strictness of control or discipline) Strenge, die* * *n.Enge -n f.Engigkeit f.Festigkeit f.Straffheit f.
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