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121 lavatory
nounToilette, die* * *['lævətəri]((a room containing) a receptacle for waste matter from the body.) die Toilette* * *lava·tory[ˈlævətəri, AM -tɔ:ri]public \lavatory öffentliche Toiletteto go to the \lavatory auf die Toilette gehen* * *['lvətrɪ]nToilette f* * *1. Waschraum m2. Toilette f, Klosett n:lavatory joke ordinärer Witz;lavatory pan Klosettschüssel f;3. Waschbecken n* * *nounToilette, die* * *n.Toilette -n f.WC -s n. -
122 louse
noun* * *I plural - lice; noun(a type of wingless, blood-sucking insect, sometimes found on the bodies of animals and people.)- academic.ru/43916/lousy">lousy- lousiness II verb((with up) (slang) to spoil or waste something; to make a mess of thing: It's your last chance; don't louse it up; He loused up again.)* * *I. n[laʊs]1.<pl lice>(parasite) Laus f2.<pl -s>II. vt[laʊz, AM laʊs]( fam)* * *[laʊs]1. n pl lice2) (inf) fieser Kerl (inf)he behaved like a real louse to her — er war richtig fies zu ihr (inf), er hat sich richtig fies benommen (inf)
2. vt (sl)to louse sth up — etw vermasseln (inf); friendship etw kaputt machen (inf)
* * *louse [laʊs]A s1. pl lice [laıs] ZOOL Laus f2. pl louses sl Scheißkerl m, Schwein nB v/t [laʊz; laʊs]1. (ent)lausen* * *noun* * *n.Laus ¨-e f. -
123 muck
noun1) (farmyard manure) Mist, dercovered in muck — verdreckt (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/105951/muck_about">muck about- muck in- muck up* * *(dung, filth, rubbish etc: farm yard muck.) der Mist- mucky- muck about/around
- muck out* * *[mʊk]to treat sb like \muck jdn wie [den letzten] Dreck behandeln famdog \muck Hundehaufen m3. ( pej fam: sth worthless) Mist m fam; (food) Fraß m pej sl; (show, pop music) Mist m fam, Krampf m famto make a \muck of sth etw versauen slI've really made a \muck of things this time, haven't I? diesmal habe ich wirklich alles versaut, oder?4.* * *[mʌk]n1) (= dirt) Dreck m; (euph = cat's/dog's muck) Kot m; (= manure) Dung m, Mist m; (= liquid manure) Jauche fwhere there's muck, there's brass or money (Prov) — Dreck und Geld liegen nahe beisammen (prov)
* * *muck [mʌk]A s1. Mist m2. Schmutz m (auch fig):they are (as) common as mucka) es gibt sie wie Sand am Meer umg,b) sie sind schrecklich gewöhnlich3. umg (Sau)Fraß m4. besonders Br umg Mist m, Quatsch m:make a muck of → B 4B v/t1. düngenmuck out the pigs den Schweinestall ausmistenC v/ia) herumgammeln,c) herumalbern, -blödeln* * *noun1) (farmyard manure) Mist, dercovered in muck — verdreckt (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- muck in- muck up* * *n.Dreck nur sing. m.Mist nur sing. m. -
124 purgative
noun(medicine) [starkes] Abführmittel* * *['pə:ɡətiv]* * *pur·ga·tive[ˈpɜ:gətɪv, AM ˈpɜ:rgət̬-]II. adj1. MED abführend, Abführ-2. ( fig liter) befreiend* * *['pɜːgətɪv]1. adj (MED)abführend, purgativ (spec); (fig liter) läuternd (geh)2. nAbführmittel nt, Purgativ nt (spec)* * *purgative [-ɡətıv]A adj (adv purgatively)2. MED purgativ, abführend, Abführ…:have a purgative effect abführend wirken, abführen* * *noun(medicine) [starkes] Abführmittel* * *adj.abführend adj. -
125 reclamation
nounUrbarmachung, dieland reclamation — Landgewinnung, die
* * *[reklə-]* * *re·cla·ma·tion[ˌrekləˈmeɪʃən]n no pl\reclamation of expenses Kostenrückerstattung f2. of land, resources Kultivierung f, Urbarmachung fland \reclamation Landgewinnung f\reclamation of waste materials Wiedergewinnung f von Altmaterialien* * *["reklə'meISən]n2) (= recovery of rights, privileges) Rückgewinnung f* * *reclamation [ˌrekləˈmeıʃn] s1. Reklamation f:a) Rückforderung fb) Einspruch m2. Bekehrung f, Besserung f3. Urbarmachung f4. CHEM, TECH Wiedergewinnung f, Regenerierung f* * *nounUrbarmachung, dieland reclamation — Landgewinnung, die
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126 rectum
noun* * *['rektəm](the lower part of the alimentary canal, through which waste substances pass from the intestines.) der Mastdarm* * *rec·tum[ˈrektəm, pl -tə]* * *['rektəm]n pl - s or rectaRektum nt (spec), Mastdarm m* * ** * *noun* * *n.(§ pl.: rectums, or: recta)= Mastdarm -¨e m. -
127 retrieval
nounbeyond or past retrieval — hoffnungslos
4) (Computing) Wiederauffinden, das* * *noun das Apportieren* * *re·triev·al[rɪˈtri:vəbl̩]n no plhe had little hope for the \retrieval of the stolen painting er hatte wenig Hoffnung, dass das gestohlene Gemälde wieder auftauchen würdeto be beyond [or past] \retrieval hoffnungslos verloren sein3. COMPUTdata/information \retrieval (obtaining) Daten-/Informationsabruf m; (getting back) Retrieval nt fachspr, Daten-/Informationsrückgewinnung f, Wiederauffinden nt* * *[rI'triːvəl]n1) (= recovering) Zurück-/Hervor-/Heraus-/Herunterholen nt; (= rescuing) Rettung f; (from wreckage etc) Bergung f; (of material from waste) Rückgewinnung f; (COMPUT of information) Abfragen nt, Abrufen nt; (after a crash) Wiederherstellen nt; (of honour, position, money, investment) Wiedererlangen nt; (of loss) Wiedergutmachen nt3) (by dog) Apportieren nt* * *retrieval [-vl] s1. Wiedergewinnung f, -erlangung f2. Wiederherstellung f3. Wiedergutmachung f5. IT Retrieval n (Wiederauffinden gespeicherter Daten):retrieval system Retrievalsystem n* * *nounbeyond or past retrieval — hoffnungslos
4) (Computing) Wiederauffinden, das* * *n.Rettung -en f.Rückgewinnung f.Wiederauffinden n.Wiederherstellung f.Zurückholen n. -
128 saver
nounsomething is a time-saver/labour-saver/money-saver — etwas spart Zeit/Arbeit/Geld
* * *noun (a person or thing that saves, avoids waste etc: The telephone is a great time-saver.) der/die Retter(in), der/die Sparer(in)* * *sav·er[ˈseɪvəʳ, AM -ɚ]n* * *['seɪvə(r)]n1) Retter(in) m(f)a saver of lives — ein Lebensretter m, eine Lebensretterin
* * *saver [ˈseıvə(r)] s1. Retter(in)2. Sparer(in)3. fig sparsames Gerät etc: → academic.ru/75104/timesaver">timesaver, etc* * *noun2) in comb. (device)something is a time-saver/labour-saver/money-saver — etwas spart Zeit/Arbeit/Geld
* * *n.Retter - m.Sicherer - m.Sparer - m.
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