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1. adjective1) leicht2) (fig.): (of little consequence) unmaßgeblich2. noun(Boxing etc.) Leichtgewicht, das; (person also) Leichtgewichtler, der; (fig.) Leichtgewicht, das (fig.)* * ** * *ˈlight·weightI. n3. (lightly build person) Leichtgewicht nt fam; ( pej: lacking endurance) Schwächling m fam, Schlappschwanz m fam; ( pej: lightly built thing) Klappergestell nt fam o pejin literary circles he has been dismissed as a \lightweight in literarischen Kreisen nimmt man ihn nicht für voll\lightweight champion Meister(in) m(f) im LeichtgewichtIII. adj1. (weighing little) leicht2. (trivial) triviala \lightweight politician [nur] ein kleiner Politiker/eine kleine Politikerin* * *A adj1. leicht(gewichtig):be lightweight leicht sein, nicht viel wiegen;lightweight pickup Leichttonarm m2. SPORT Leichtgewichts…:3. figa) leicht:b) unbedeutend (Person):lightweight artist künstlerisches LeichtgewichtB s1. a) Leichtgewicht n (Person) (auch fig)2. SPORT Leichtgewicht(ler) n(m):at lightweight im Leichtgewicht3. fig unbedeutender Mensch* * *1. adjective1) leicht2) (fig.): (of little consequence) unmaßgeblich2. noun(Boxing etc.) Leichtgewicht, das; (person also) Leichtgewichtler, der; (fig.) Leichtgewicht, das (fig.)* * *adj.leicht adj. n.Leichtgewicht n.
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