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plas·tic 'sur·gery nSchönheitschirurgie f;she had \plastic surgery on her nose sie ließ ihre Nase operieren -
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plastische Hautoperation f, Hautplastik fFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > skin plastic surgery
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1. noun1) Plastik, das; Kunststoff, der; in pl., attrib. Plastik-; Kunststoff-2. adjective1) (made of plastic) aus Plastik od. Kunststoff nachgestelltplastic bag — Plastiktüte, die
plastic money — Plastikgeld, das
2) (produced by moulding) plastisch3) (malleable, lit. or fig.) formbar; bildbar4)the plastic arts — die Plastik; (including painting etc.) die bildende Kunst
* * *['plæstik]noun, adjective ((of) any of many chemically manufactured substances that can be moulded when still soft: This cup is made of plastic; a plastic cup.) das Plastik, Plastik-...* * *plas·tic[ˈplæstɪk]I. n2. (industry)▪ \plastics pl Kunststoffindustrie fthe company has moved into \plastics das Unternehmen stellt jetzt Kunststoffe herto pay with cash instead of \plastic bar statt mit Kreditkarte bezahlenII. adjthe food was horribly \plastic das Essen schmeckte nur nach Chemiechildren at that age have very \plastic personalities Kinder in diesem Alter sind sehr leicht zu beeinflussen* * *['plstɪk]1. n1) Plastik ntplastics — Kunststoffe pl
2. adj1) (= made of plastic) Plastik-, aus Plastik; (pej inf) person synthetisch; smile aufgesetzt, gekünstelt; pub sterilplastic food (pej inf) — Plastikessen nt (inf)
* * *plastic [ˈplæstık]A adj (adv plastically)1. plastisch, bildend:2. formgebend, gestaltend3. (ver)formbar, modellier-, knetbar, plastisch:plastic clay plastischer oder bildfähiger Ton4. TECH Kunststoff…, Plastik…:plastic bullet Plastikgeschoss n;plastic film Plastikfolie f;(synthetic) plastic material → B 1;plastic money Plastikgeld n;5. MED plastisch (Operation etc): → academic.ru/55998/plastic_surgery">plastic surgery6. BIOL plastisch7. fig formbar (Charakter etc)8. fig plastisch, anschaulichB s1. TECHa) Kunst-, Plastikstoff m:plastic-coated kunststoffbeschichtetb) (Kunstharz)Pressstoff m2. Plastikgeld n* * *1. noun1) Plastik, das; Kunststoff, der; in pl., attrib. Plastik-; Kunststoff-2) (coll.): (credit cards etc.) Plastikgeld, das2. adjective1) (made of plastic) aus Plastik od. Kunststoff nachgestelltplastic bag — Plastiktüte, die
plastic money — Plastikgeld, das
2) (produced by moulding) plastisch3) (malleable, lit. or fig.) formbar; bildbar4)the plastic arts — die Plastik; (including painting etc.) die bildende Kunst
* * *adj.plastisch adj. n.Plastik -en f. -
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1. noun1) (for walls etc.) [Ver]putz, der2)plaster [of Paris] — Gips, der
have one's leg in plaster — ein Gipsbein od. sein Bein in Gips haben
put somebody's leg in plaster — jemandes Bein in Gips legen
3) see academic.ru/70734/sticking_plaster">sticking plaster2. transitive verb1) verputzen [Wand]; vergipsen, zugipsen [Loch, Riß]2) (daub)plaster something on something — etwas dick auf etwas (Akk.) auftragen
plastered with mud — mit Schlamm bedeckt
3) (stick on) kleistern (ugs.) [Plakate, Briefmarken] (on auf + Akk.)* * *1. noun1) (( also adjective) (of) a substance put on walls, ceilings etc which dries to form a hard smooth surface: He mixed up some plaster to repair the wall; a plaster ceiling.) der Verputz, verputzt2) (( also adjective) (also plaster of Paris) (of) a similar quick-drying substance used for supporting broken limbs, making models etc: She's got her arm in plaster; a plaster model.) der Gips, Gips-...3) ((also sticking-plaster; American Band-Aid) (a piece of) sticky tape (sometimes with a dressing) used to cover a wound etc: You should put a plaster on that cut.) das Pflaster2. verb1) (to put plaster on: They plastered the walls.) verputzen2) (to spread or apply rather too thickly: She'd look nicer if she didn't plaster so much make-up on her face.) übertünchen•- plasterer- plastic 3. adjective(easily made into different shapes.) formbar* * *plas·ter[ˈplɑ:stəʳ, AM ˈplæstɚ]he has his leg in \plaster er hat ein Gipsbeinsticking \plaster Heftpflaster ntII. vt▪ to \plaster sththe rain had \plastered her hair to her head durch den Regen klebte ihr das Haar am Kopfto \plaster a hole ein Loch zugipsen [o vergipsen\plastered with mud voller Schlammto \plaster the walls with posters die Wände mit Postern bepflastern; ( fig)he had his name \plastered all over the press sein Name ging durch die gesamte Pressethe story was \plastered all over the front pages die Geschichte war überall der Aufmacher* * *['plAːstə(r)]1. n3) (Brit: sticking plaster) Pflaster nt2. vt2) (inf: cover) vollkleisternto plaster a wall with posters — eine Wand mit Plakaten vollkleistern or bepflastern (inf)
* * *A s1. MED (Heft-, Senf) Pflaster na leg in plaster ein Gipsbeina) (gebrannter) Gips,b) Stuck m, (feiner) Gipsmörtel4. ARCH Mörtel m, (Ver)Putz m, Bewurf m, Tünche fB v/t1. a) verputzenb) (ver)gipsen:plaster over fig übertünchen2. dick auftragen, (mit einer Schicht) bedecken3. MED bepflastern, ein Pflaster legen auf (akk)4. fig ein Pflästerchen legen auf (akk), einen Schmerz etc lindern5. a) bekleben, bepflastern ( beide:with mit Plakaten etc)with mit Lob etc)* * *1. noun1) (for walls etc.) [Ver]putz, der2)plaster [of Paris] — Gips, der
2. transitive verbhave one's leg in plaster — ein Gipsbein od. sein Bein in Gips haben
1) verputzen [Wand]; vergipsen, zugipsen [Loch, Riß]2) (daub)plaster something on something — etwas dick auf etwas (Akk.) auftragen
3) (stick on) kleistern (ugs.) [Plakate, Briefmarken] (on auf + Akk.)* * *(building) n.Gips -e m. -
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* * *to have a \nose job eine Nasenkorrektur vornehmen lassen* * * -
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Bubikopf m, Bobfrisur f1) ( move)to \Bob [up and down] sich akk auf und ab bewegen, auf und ab hüpfen; boxer [rasch] ausweichen; bird's tail wippen; rabbit hoppeln; boat schaukeln;to \Bob [up] [plötzlich] auftauchen (a. fig)to \Bob out of sight abtauchen ( fam)to \Bob one's head nicken;to \Bob a curtsy [to sb] [vor jdm] knicksen n( nod) Nicken nt kein pl;with a \Bob of one's head mit einem Kopfnicken;( curtsy) [angedeuteter] Knicks(sl: fix with plastic surgery)5. bob6. [bɒb, Am bɑ:b] n( fam)PHRASES:just tell them you're a friend of mine and \Bob's your uncle, you'll get the job sag ihnen einfach, dass du ein Freund von mir bist, dann hast du den Job schon in der Tasche ( fam) -
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Bubikopf m, Bobfrisur f1) ( move)to \bob [up and down] sich akk auf und ab bewegen, auf und ab hüpfen; boxer [rasch] ausweichen; bird's tail wippen; rabbit hoppeln; boat schaukeln;to \bob [up] [plötzlich] auftauchen (a. fig)to \bob out of sight abtauchen ( fam)to \bob one's head nicken;to \bob a curtsy [to sb] [vor jdm] knicksen n( nod) Nicken nt kein pl;with a \bob of one's head mit einem Kopfnicken;( curtsy) [angedeuteter] Knicks(sl: fix with plastic surgery)5. bob6. [bɒb, Am bɑ:b] n( fam)PHRASES:just tell them you're a friend of mine and \bob's your uncle, you'll get the job sag ihnen einfach, dass du ein Freund von mir bist, dann hast du den Job schon in der Tasche ( fam)
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