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1 lusty
adjective2) (vigorous) herzhaft [Applaus, Tritt]; tüchtig, zupackend [Arbeiter]* * *1) (strong and loud: The baby gave a lusty yell.) kräftig2) (strong and healthy: a lusty young man.) kräftig* * *[ˈlʌsti]adj (strong and healthy) person gesund [und munter]; man stark; appetite herzhaft; (energetic) children lebhaft; worker tüchtig, zupackend attr; cry kräftig, laut; kick, punch kräftig, hart; voice kräftig* * *['lʌstɪ]adj (+er)person gesund und munter, voller Leben; life urwüchsig; appetite herzhaft, kräftig; cheer, cry laut, kräftig; push, kick etc kräftig, kraftvoll* * *lusty [ˈlʌstı] adj (adv lustily)2. tatkräftig3. kräftig, stark (Stoß, Wein etc)4. → academic.ru/44254/lustful">lustful* * *adjective1) (healthy) gesund; (strong, powerful) kräftig2) (vigorous) herzhaft [Applaus, Tritt]; tüchtig, zupackend [Arbeiter]* * *adj.kräftig adj.rüstig adj. -
2 lusty
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3 lust
1. noun1) (sexual drive) Sinnenlust, die; sinnliche Begierde2. intransitive verblust after — [lustvoll] begehren (geh.)
he lusts after... — es gelüstet ihn nach... (geh.)
* * *- academic.ru/44254/lustful">lustful- lustfully
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- lustiness* * *[lʌst]I. nhe looked at her with \lust er sah sie lüstern anto satisfy one's \lust seine Lust befriedigen\lust for money/power Geld-/Machtgier fII. vito \lust after possessions/power leidenschaftlich nach Besitz/Macht streben* * *[lʌst]1. n(= inner sensation) Wollust f, Sinneslust f; (= wanting to acquire) Begierde f (for nach); (= greed) Gier f (for nach)the lusts of the flesh — die fleischlichen (Ge)lüste, die Fleischeslust
his uncontrollable lust — seine ungezügelte Gier; (sexual) seine fleischliche Begierde
2. vi* * *lust [lʌst]A s1. sinnliche Begierde, Wollust fof, for nach):lust for destruction Zerstörungswut f;lust for life Lebensgier;lust of power Machtgierfor, after nach):* * *1. noun1) (sexual drive) Sinnenlust, die; sinnliche Begierde2. intransitive verblust after — [lustvoll] begehren (geh.)
he lusts after... — es gelüstet ihn nach... (geh.)
* * *n.Begierde -n f.Brunst -¨e f.Wollust -ë f.
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