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1 muscular
adjective1) (Med.) Muskel-; muskulär (fachspr.)2) (sinewy) muskulös* * *1) (of, or relating to, muscle(s): great muscular strength.) muskulös2) (having well-developed muscles; strong: She is tall and muscular.) muskulös* * *mus·cu·lar[ˈmʌskjələʳ, AM -lɚ]1. (relating to muscles) muskulär, Muskel-\muscular contractions Muskelkontraktionen pl\muscular pain Muskelschmerzen pl2. (with well-developed muscles) muskulös\muscular arms/legs muskulöse Arme/Beinea \muscular physique ein muskulöser Körperbau* * *['mʌskjʊlə(r)]adj2) (= having strong muscles) muskulös* * *muscular [ˈmʌskjʊlə(r)] adj (adv muscularly)1. Muskel…:2. muskulös, kräftig3. fig kraftvoll* * *adjective1) (Med.) Muskel-; muskulär (fachspr.)2) (sinewy) muskulös* * *adj.muskulös adj. -
2 spasm
noun1) Krampf, der; Spasmus, der (Med.)2) (convulsive movement) Anfall, der3) (coll.)* * *['spæzəm](a sudden uncontrollable jerking of the muscles: A spasm of pain twisted his face for a moment.) der Krampf* * *[ˈspæzəm]nto go into \spasm BRIT, AUS einen Krampf bekommen\spasm of anger Wutanfall m\spasm of coughing/pain krampfartige Hustenanfälle/Schmerzen pla \spasm of activity eine hektische Tätigkeit\spasms of brief trade sporadische Umsätze* * *['spzəm]n (MED)Krampf m, Spasmus m (spec); (of asthma, coughing, fig) Anfall mthere was a spasm of activity — es entwickelte sich fieberhafte Aktivität
they play well in spasms — sie spielen ab und zu ganz gut
* * *spasm [ˈspæzəm] s1. MED Spasmus m, Krampf m:go into spasm krampfen, Krämpfe bekommen2. Anfall m:spasm of coughing Hustenanfall* * *noun1) Krampf, der; Spasmus, der (Med.)2) (convulsive movement) Anfall, der3) (coll.)* * *n.Krampf -e m. -
3 spasm
[ʼspæzəm] nto go into \spasm (Brit, Aus) einen Krampf bekommen\spasm of anger Wutanfall m;a \spasm of activity eine hektische Tätigkeit\spasms of brief trade sporadische Umsätze
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