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1 abnormal event

• волна-помеха

• ось синфазности волны-помехи

English-Russian dictionary of geology > abnormal event
2 abnormal event

Геофизика: волна-помеха, ось синфазности волны-помехи

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > abnormal event
3 abnormal event

s.

ocurrencia fuera de lo normal.

Nuevo Diccionario Inglés-Español > abnormal event
4 event

1. явление; акт; событие

2. такт ( двигателя внутреннего сгорания)

— reflection event

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1. явление; акт, событие

2. такт ( двигателя внутреннего сгорания)

3. сигнал; волна (сейсм.)

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результат, сигнал; волна ( на сейсмограмме), явление; вступление, прослеживаемое по ряду трасс

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1) вступление ( сейсмической волны)

2) волна ( на сейсмограмме)

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event from deep refractor — вступление волны от глубокого преломляющего горизонта;

event from shallow refractor — вступление волны от преломляющего горизонта в верхней части разреза

- abnormal events
- anomalous event
- bold event
- closely spaced events
- compressional event
- continuous event
- continuous reflection event
- converted event
- correlatable events
- deep event
- detectable event
- detonation event
- diffracted event
- direct event
- discrete event
- distinct event
- early event
- first event
- identifiable event
- interfering events
- identified event
- later event
- low-frequency event
- low-magnitude seismic event
- measured event
- migrated event
- mixed events
- mode-converted event
- multiple event
- natural seismic event
- nonreflected event
- out-of-plane event
- periodic events
- persistent event
- pickable event
- picked event
- primary event
- prominent event
- pulse-like event
- recognizable event
- recorded event
- recurring events
- reflected event
- reflection event
- refracted event
- refraction event
- repeated events
- scattered event
- secondary event
- seismic event
- selected event
- separate event
- shallow event
- shot-generated event
- signal event
- simultaneously arriving events
- single event
- small-size event
- spurious reflection event
- storing event
- successive events
- teleseismic event
- time event
- typical event
- undesirable event
- unexplained seismic event
- unidentified event
- unmigrated event
- unwanted event
- weak seismic event
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• вступление

• вступление сейсмоволны

• проявление начала сигнала

• сейсмическое явление

Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > event
5 event of frequent occurrence

частое событие; событие с высокой вероятностью реализации

occurrence time — время события

abnormal occurrence — аварийное событие

occurrence of event — появление события

English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > event of frequent occurrence
6 event of rare occurrence

редкое событие; маловероятный случай

abnormal occurrence — аварийное событие

occurrence of event — появление события

disastrous occurrence — несчастный случай, несчастье

everyday occurrence — повседневное явление, обычный случай

English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > event of rare occurrence
7 event storm

Общая лексика: серия сбоев (manifestation of an important class of abnormal behaviors in communication systems \<http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6V4T-4GGWG9B-2&_user=10&_coverDate=05/31/2006&_rdoc=1&_fmt=&_orig=search&_sort=d&vi)

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > event storm
8 abnormal occurrence

аварийное событие

occurrence time — время события

occurrence of event — появление события

English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > abnormal occurrence
9 abnormal level ice event

Общая лексика: расчётная ситуация с ледовым воздействием аномального уровня

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > abnormal level ice event
10 аномальный сигнал

abnormal event

Русско-английский словарь по нефти и газу > аномальный сигнал
11 freak

fri:k
noun

1) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; (also adjective) a freak result.) fenómeno

2) (a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something: a film-freak.) fanático

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- freak out

freak

tr[friːk]

noun

1 (monster) monstruo; (strange person) bicho raro

2 (strange event) anomalía

3 familiar (fan) fanático,-a

■ he's a Rolling Stones freak es un fanático de los Rolling Stones

4 (eccentric) estrafalario,-a

adjective

1 (unusual) insólito,-a, extraño,-a, anormal; (unexpected) inesperado,-a, imprevisto,-a

freak ['fri:k] n

1) oddity: ejemplar m anormal, fenómeno m, rareza f

2) enthusiast: entusiasta mf

freak

adj.

• raro e inesperado adj.

n.

• fenómeno s.m.

• monstruo s.m.

• rareza s.f.

I friːk
noun

1)

a) ( abnormal specimen) fenómeno m, ejemplar m anormal; ( monster) monstruo m

b) ( unnatural event) fenómeno m, hecho m insólito

c) ( peculiar person) (colloq) bicho m raro (fam)

2) ( fanatic) (colloq)

jazz freak — fanático, -ca m,f del jazz (fam)

II

adjective (before n) < weather> inusitado; < happening> inesperado, insólito

III

intransitive verb (sl & dated)

she'll freak when I tell her — le va a dar un ataque cuando se lo diga

Phrasal Verbs:

- freak out

[friːk]
1. N

1) (=person) monstruo m, fenómeno m ; (=plant, animal) monstruo m ; (=event) anomalía f

a freak of nature — un fenómeno de la naturaleza

the result was a freak — el resultado fue totalmente anómalo

2) * (=enthusiast) fanático(-a) m / f, adicto(-a) m / f

health freak — maniático(-a) m / f en cuestión de salud

peace freak — fanático(-a) m / f de la paz
Jesus 2.
2.

ADJ (=abnormal) [storm, conditions] anómalo, anormal; [victory] inesperado

3.

VI
** = freak out
4.

VT
** = freak out
5.

CPD

freak show N — (at circus etc) espectáculo m de fenómenos de feria; (fig) espectáculo m de bichos raros *

- freak out

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I [friːk]
noun

1)

a) ( abnormal specimen) fenómeno m, ejemplar m anormal; ( monster) monstruo m

b) ( unnatural event) fenómeno m, hecho m insólito

c) ( peculiar person) (colloq) bicho m raro (fam)

2) ( fanatic) (colloq)

jazz freak — fanático, -ca m,f del jazz (fam)

II

adjective (before n) < weather> inusitado; < happening> inesperado, insólito

III

intransitive verb (sl & dated)

she'll freak when I tell her — le va a dar un ataque cuando se lo diga

Phrasal Verbs:

- freak out

English-spanish dictionary > freak
12 freak

noun

1) (monstrosity) Missgeburt, die; (plant) missgebildete Pflanze

freak of nature — Laune der Natur; attrib. ungewöhnlich [Wetter, Ereignis]; völlig überraschend [Sieg, Ergebnis]

2) (coll.): (fanatic) Freak, der

health freak — Gesundheitsfanatiker, der

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[fri:k]
noun

1) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; ( also adjective) a freak result.) die Laune, launenhaft

2) (a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something: a film-freak.) der Freak

•

- academic.ru/87241/freak_out">freak out

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freak

[fri:k]

I. n

1. (abnormal thing) etwas Außergewöhnliches

a \freak of nature eine Laune der Natur

2. (abnormal person) Missgeburt f, Monstrosität f fachspr; ( fig hum) Monster nt hum

3. (fanatic) Fanatiker(in) m(f), Irre(r) f(m) fam

cleanliness \freak Sauberkeitsfreak m sl, Sauberkeitsfanatiker(in) m(f)

II. n modifier (result, storm) Ausnahme-

\freak accident außergewöhnliches Missgeschick

III. vi ( fam) ausflippen fam, SCHWEIZ a. ausrasten fam

IV. vt ( fam: scare, alarm)

▪ to \freak sb jdn durchdrehen [o ausflippen] lassen fam

it really \freaks me to think that... ich könnte ausflippen bei dem Gedanken, dass... fam

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[friːk]
1. n

1) (= abnormal plant) Missbildung f; (= person, animal) Missgeburt f, Missbildung f

freak of nature — Laune f der Natur

2) (= abnormal event) außergewöhnlicher Zufall; (= snowstorm etc) Anomalie f

3) (dated sl: hippy) ausgeflippter Typ (sl)

4) (inf)

jazz/movie freak — Jazz-/Kinofreak m (inf)

health/fitness freak — Gesundheits-/Fitnessfreak m (inf)

5) (inf: weird person) Irre(r) mf

he looked at me as though I were some sort of freak — er sah mich an, als ob ich vom Mond wäre

2. adj
weather, conditions anormal, abnorm; wave ungewöhnlich hoch; storm ungewöhnlich stark; accident, error verrückt; victory, goal überraschend; (STATISTICS) values extrem
3. vi (inf)
ausflippen (inf)
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freak¹ [friːk]

A s

1. Missbildung f (Pflanze), (Mensch, Tier auch) Missgeburt f, Monstrosität f:

freak of nature Laune f der Natur

2. a) etwas Außergewöhnliches

b) außergewöhnlicher Umstand

3. Grille f, Laune f

4. umg Freak m, irrer Typ

5. sl (meist in Zusammensetzungen) Freak m umg, Süchtige(r) m/f(m):

pill freak

6. umg (meist in Zusammensetzungen) Freak m umg, Narr m, Närrin f, Fanatiker(in):

jazz freak

B adj

1. → freakish

2. Monstrositäten…:

freak show

C v/i freak out umg ausflippen:

a) auf einen Trip gehen (Drogen nehmen)

b) (aus der Gesellschaft) aussteigen

c) (vor Begeisterung) außer sich geraten (for, over bei)

d) durchdrehen

D v/t freak out umg

a) elektrisieren, in Begeisterung versetzen

b) aus der Fassung bringen:

the sight freaked him out bei dem Anblick flippte er aus

freak² [friːk]

A s (Farb)Fleck m

B v/t sprenkeln

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noun

1) (monstrosity) Missgeburt, die; (plant) missgebildete Pflanze

freak of nature — Laune der Natur; attrib. ungewöhnlich [Wetter, Ereignis]; völlig überraschend [Sieg, Ergebnis]

2) (coll.): (fanatic) Freak, der

health freak — Gesundheitsfanatiker, der

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n.

Missgeburt f.

Monstrosität f.

English-german dictionary > freak
13 freak

[fri:k]
noun

1) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; ( also adjective) a freak result.) sjældenhed; sjælden

2) (a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something: a film-freak.) nørd; fan; freak

•

- freak out

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[fri:k]
noun

1) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; ( also adjective) a freak result.) sjældenhed; sjælden

2) (a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something: a film-freak.) nørd; fan; freak

•

- freak out

English-Danish dictionary > freak
14 freak

I 1. [friːk]
nome

1) (deformed person) spreg. mostro m.

a freak of nature — uno scherzo di natura

2) (strange person) tipo m. strano, stravagante m. e f.

3) (unusual occurrence) bizzarria f., anomalia f.

4) colloq. (enthusiast) fanatico m. (-a)

he's a fitness freak — è un patito del fitness
2.
aggettivo [accident, storm] strano, anomalo
II [friːk]
verbo intransitivo colloq. andare fuori di testa

- freak out

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[fri:k]
noun

1) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; ( also adjective) a freak result.) fenomeno; capriccio

2) (a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something: a film-freak.) fan

•

- freak out

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[friːk]
1. n

(abnormal: person) fenomeno da baraccone, (animal, plant) mostro, (event) avvenimento eccezionale, (fam: enthusiast) fanatico (-a)

a freak of nature — un capriccio della natura

the result was a freak — il risultato è stato un caso eccezionale

health freak fam — salutista m/f

computer freaks — fanatici del computer

transexuals were regarded as freaks — i transessuali erano considerati fenomeni da baraccone

she's a freak — è una tipa strana

2. adj

(storm, conditions) anormale, (victory) inatteso (-a)

•

- freak out

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freak (1) /fri:k/
A n.

1 bizzarria; capriccio; fenomeno bizzarro; fatto bizzarro: a freak of fate, una bizzarria del destino

2 (= freak of nature) scherzo della natura; mostro; sgorbio; ( anche freak in a sideshow) fenomeno da baraccone

3 persona dal comportamento insolito; tipo bizzarro

4 (fam.) fanatico; patito; entusiasta: film freak, fanatico del cinema; health freak, salutista fanatico; fitness freak, fanatico della forma

5 ( slang) fricchettone (pop.)

6 ( slang; = pill freak) drogato

7 ( slang) droga preferita

B a.

imprevedibile; anomalo; bizzarro; curioso; strampalato: a freak accident, un incidente imprevedibile; a freak storm, un temporale anomalo; a freak wave, un'onda anomala; freak weather, tempo matto

● freak show, spettacolo con fenomeni da baraccone.
freak (2) /fri:k/
n.

macchiolina ( di colore); stria.
(to) freak (1) /fri:k/
A v. t.

1 ( slang, anche to freak out) far impazzire (dalla paura, dalla rabbia); mandare fuori di testa; mandare in paranoia (pop.)

2 far impazzire ( di entusiasmo); far sballare (pop.)

3 (di droga, spec. LSD) provocare allucinazioni; far strippare (pop.)

B v. i. ( slang, anche to freak out)

1 impazzire di paura; perdere la testa; sbarellare (pop.)

2 andare fuori di testa (per la rabbia, ecc.); dare fuori di matto, andare in paranoia (pop.)

3 entusiasmarsi; sballare (pop.)

4 avere allucinazioni (sotto l'effetto della droga, spec. LSD); fare un brutto viaggio; strippare (pop.).
(to) freak (2) /fri:k/
v. t.

macchiettare; screziare; striare
freaked
a.

screziato; striato; variegato.

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I 1. [friːk]
nome

1) (deformed person) spreg. mostro m.

a freak of nature — uno scherzo di natura

2) (strange person) tipo m. strano, stravagante m. e f.

3) (unusual occurrence) bizzarria f., anomalia f.

4) colloq. (enthusiast) fanatico m. (-a)

he's a fitness freak — è un patito del fitness
2.
aggettivo [accident, storm] strano, anomalo
II [friːk]
verbo intransitivo colloq. andare fuori di testa

- freak out

English-Italian dictionary > freak
15 волна-помеха

1) Oil: correlation ghost (возникающая при корреляционной обработке с использованием свипирования), interference wave, noise wave, undesirable event, undesirable wave, unwanted event

2) Geophysics: abnormal event, coherent noise, noise event, undesirable signal, unwanted signal

Универсальный русско-английский словарь > волна-помеха
16 ось синфазности волны-помехи

Geophysics: abnormal event, noise event, undesirable event, unwanted event

Универсальный русско-английский словарь > ось синфазности волны-помехи
17 freak

freak [fri:k]

1. noun

   a. ( = abnormal person or animal) monstre m

• freak of nature accident m de la nature

   b. ( = fanatic) (inf!) a health food freak un (e) fana (inf) des produits bio

   c. ( = abnormal event) his winning was really just a freak il n'a gagné que grâce à un hasard extraordinaire

2. adjective

[storm, weather] anormal ; [victory] inattendu

► freak out (inf!)

1. intransitive verb

( = get angry) piquer une crise (inf) ; ( = panic) paniquer

2. separable transitive verb

• to freak sb out ( = frighten) ficher les jetons à qn (inf !)

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[friːk] 1.
noun

1) ( deformed person) lit, fig injur monstre m

2) ( strange person) original/-e m/f

3) ( unusual occurrence) aberration f

a freak of nature — une bizarrerie de la nature

4) (colloq) ( enthusiast) mordu/-e (colloq) m/f, fana (colloq) mf
2.
adjective [accident, storm] exceptionnel/-elle

Phrasal Verbs:

- freak out

English-French dictionary > freak
18 freak

freak [fri:k]

1 noun

(a) (abnormal event) caprice m de la nature, aberration f; (abnormal person) phénomène m de foire, monstre m; (eccentric person) phénomène m, farfelu(e) m,f;

∎ by a freak of nature par un caprice de la nature;

∎ by some freak (of chance) par un hasard inouï;

∎ just because I choose not to eat meat, that doesn't make me a freak ce n'est pas parce que je ne mange pas de viande que je suis anormal;

∎ freak show exhibition f de monstres (à la foire)

(b) familiar (fanatic) fana mf; (addict) accro mf;

∎ a fitness freak un (une) fana de la forme;

∎ a speed/cocaine freak un (une) accro au speed/à la cocaïne

(c) familiar (hippie) hippie^□ mf

(d) literary (caprice) foucade f

2 adjective

(storm) anormal; (accident) insolite, bizarre;

∎ freak weather conditions des conditions fpl atmosphériques anormales

3 intransitive verb familiar

(a) (on drugs) flipper

(b) (lose control of one's emotions) perdre les pédales; (become angry) piquer une crise, péter les plombs

➲ freak out familiar

1 intransitive verb

(a) (on drugs) flipper

(b) (lose control of one's emotions) perdre les pédales; (become angry) piquer une crise, péter les plombs

(c) (abandon restraint) s'éclater;

∎ look at him freaking out on the dance floor! regarde-le s'éclater sur la piste de danse!

2 separable transitive verb

(a) (cause to hallucinate) faire flipper

(b) (upset emotionally) déboussoler

Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > freak
19 Laune

f; -, -n

1. mood; gute / schlechte Laune haben oder guter / schlechter Laune sein be in a good / bad mood; bester Laune in a very good (umg. a great) mood; stärker: on top of the world; hat die heute eine Laune! she’s in a terrible mood today; im Urlaub nur Regen - das macht Laune! umg., iro. if it rains non-stop on holiday (Am. vacation), it gets you down; Launen haben be moody, be subject to moods; er hat (so) seine Launen he has his little moods; jemanden bei Laune halten keep s.o. in a good ( oder in the) mood, keep s.o. happy; (jemandes Launen nachgeben) humo(u)r s.o.; du hast mir die Laune gründlich verdorben you’ve really spoil|t (Am. -ed) my day; Lust

2. plötzliche: whim; aus einer Laune heraus on a whim; aus einer Laune heraus haben wir den Wagen gekauft auch we just decided on the spur of the moment to buy the car; es war nur so eine Laune von mir it was just one of my (little) whims; die Launen des Schicksals oder des Glücks / des Wetters etc. the vagaries of fortune / the weather etc.; Laune der Natur freak of nature

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die Laune

mood; fancy; whim; whimsy; humor; humour; freak; vein; caprice; sulkiness; vagary; whimsicality

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Lau|ne ['launə]
f -, -n

1) (= Stimmung) mood

(je) nach (Lust und) Láúne — just as the mood or fancy takes one

gute/schlechte Láúne haben, (bei or in) guter/schlechter Láúne sein — to be in a good/bad mood or temper

halten — to keep sb happy or in a good mood

was hat er für Láúne? — what sort of (a) mood is he in?

seine Láúne an jdm auslassen — to take one's temper out on sb

Láúne machen — to be fun

2) (= Grille, Einfall) whim, caprice

die Láúnen des Glücks — the vagaries of fortune

eine Láúne der Natur — a whim or caprice of nature

etw aus einer Láúne heraus tun — to do sth on a whim

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die

1) (an especially unreasonable sudden change of mind etc; a whim: I'm tired of the old man and his caprices.) caprice

2) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; ( also adjective) a freak result.) freak

3) (a tendency to become (unpleasant when) angry: He has a terrible temper.) temper

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Lau·ne

<-, -n>

[ˈlaunə]

f

1. (Stimmung) mood

blendende/gute \Laune haben [o (geh) [bei] blendender/guter \Laune sein] to be in a wonderful/good mood

miese/schlechte \Laune haben [o (geh) [bei] mieser/schlechter \Laune sein] to be in a foul/bad mood

jdn bei [guter] \Laune halten (fam) to keep sb happy

[je] nach [Lust und] \Laune depending on how one feels; (wechselnde Stimmung a.) temper

seine \Launen an jdm auslassen to take one's temper out on sb

deine \Launen sind unerträglich! your moods are unbearable!

2. (abwegige Idee) whim

das war eine \Laune der Natur that was a whim of nature

aus einer \Laune heraus on a whim

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die; Laune, Launen

1) mood

schlechte/gute Laune haben — be in a bad/good mood or temper

jemanden bei [guter] Laune halten — keep somebody in a good mood; keep somebody happy (coll.)

bringt gute Laune mit! — come ready to enjoy yourselves

2) meist Pl. (wechselnde Stimmung) mood

die Launen des Wetters — (fig.) the vagaries of the weather

3) (spontane Idee) whim

aus einer Laune heraus — on a whim; on the spur of the moment

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Laune f; -, -n

1. mood;

gute/schlechte Laune haben oder

guter/schlechter Laune sein be in a good/bad mood;

bester Laune in a very good (umg a great) mood; stärker: on top of the world;

hat die heute eine Laune! she’s in a terrible mood today;

im Urlaub nur Regen – das macht Laune! umg, iron if it rains non-stop on holiday (US vacation), it gets you down;

Launen haben be moody, be subject to moods;

er hat (so) seine Launen he has his little moods;

jemanden bei Laune halten keep sb in a good ( oder in the) mood, keep sb happy; (jemandes Launen nachgeben) humo(u)r sb;

du hast mir die Laune gründlich verdorben you’ve really spoilt (US -ed) my day; → Lust

2. plötzliche: whim;

aus einer Laune heraus on a whim;

aus einer Laune heraus haben wir den Wagen gekauft auch we just decided on the spur of the moment to buy the car;

es war nur so eine Laune von mir it was just one of my (little) whims;

die Launen des Schicksals oder

des Glücks/des Wetters etc the vagaries of fortune/the weather etc;

Laune der Natur freak of nature

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die; Laune, Launen

1) mood

schlechte/gute Laune haben — be in a bad/good mood or temper

jemanden bei [guter] Laune halten — keep somebody in a good mood; keep somebody happy (coll.)

bringt gute Laune mit! — come ready to enjoy yourselves

2) meist Pl. (wechselnde Stimmung) mood

die Launen des Wetters — (fig.) the vagaries of the weather

3) (spontane Idee) whim

aus einer Laune heraus — on a whim; on the spur of the moment

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-n f.

caprice n.

fancy n.

sulkiness n.

temper n.

vagary n.

whim n.

whimsy n.

Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Laune
20 freak

fri:k
noun

1) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; ( also adjective) a freak result.) kuriøsitet, skjebnens lune, vanskapning

2) (a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something: a film-freak.) frik, -narkoman, -apostel

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- freak out

lune

I
subst. \/friːk\/

1) uventet hendelse, uventet situasjon

2) misfoster, monster

3) ( gammeldags) lune, innfall, fiks idé

4) kuriositet

5) ( hverdagslig) original, eksentriker, skrue

6) ( slang) narkoman

7) ( i sammensetninger) -misbruker, -narkoman

• Henry is a pill freak

Henry er pillenarkoman

8) ( i sammensetninger) -elsker, -frik, -fantast, -fanatiker

• Tom has always been a football freak

Tom har bestandig vært en fotballfantast

• Susan is a health freak

Susan er en helsefrik

freak of nature naturens lune, pussig fenomen misfoster, monster, grotesk vesen, vanskapning
II
subst. \/friːk\/

1) (farge)flekk

2) stripe

3) strøk
III
verb \/friːk\/

( hverdagslig) skremme, gjøre redd

• their deviating views really freaked me

de avvikende synspunktene deres gjorde meg virkelig redd

freak out skeie ut, frike ut ( om narkotika) bli stein

freak somebody out ( hverdagslig) få noen til å tørne

• hearing about that accident really freaked her out

å høre om den ulykken fikk henne til å tørne fullstendig
IV
verb \/friːk\/

(gammeldags, om farge e.l.) flekke, trekke striper bortover
V
adj. \/friːk\/

1) lunefull, uberegnelig, omskiftelig

2) unormal, uvanlig, abnorm

• a freak storm

en uberegnelig storm

3) ( hverdagslig) original, rar, merkelig, underlig, sær, egenartet, særegen

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