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1 pitchfork
1. noun 2. transitive verbpitchfork somebody into something — (fig.) jemanden in etwas [Akk.] katapultieren
* * *noun (a large long-handled fork for lifting and moving hay.) die Heugabel* * *ˈpitch·fork* * *1. nHeugabel f; (for manure) Mistgabel f2. vtgabeln; (fig) hineinwerfen* * *A s AGR Heu-, Mistgabel fB v/t1. mit einer Heu- oder Mistgabel werfen, gabelninto in akk):pitchfork troops into a battle Truppen in die Schlacht werfen* * *1. noun 2. transitive verbpitchfork somebody into something — (fig.) jemanden in etwas [Akk.] katapultieren
* * *n.Gabel -n f.Heugabel -n f.Mistgabel f. -
2 pitchfork
'pitch·fork nto \pitchfork sb into sth jdn unerwartet mit etw dat konfrontieren -
3 scraper floor
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4 dressing
noun1) no pl. Anziehen, das2) (Cookery) Dressing, das3) (Med.) Verband, der4) (Agric.) Dünger, der* * *1) (something put on as a covering: We gave the rose-bed a dressing of manure.) das Ankleiden, die Bedeckung2) (a sauce added especially to salads: oil and vinegar dressing.) die Sauce3) (a bandage etc used to dress a wound: He changed the patient's dressing.) der Verband* * *dress·ing[ˈdresɪŋ]nFrench \dressing French Dressing ntgarlic/herb \dressing Knoblauch-/Kräutersoße f* * *['dresɪŋ]n2) (MED: bandage, ointment) Verband m5) (of material) Appretieren nt; (of stone) Schleifen nt; (of leather) Gerben nt; (of wood) Hobeln nt; (for material) Appreturmittel nt; (for leather) Gerbmittel nt* * *dressing s1. Ankleiden n2. (Be)Kleidung f3. TECH Aufbereitung f, Nachbearbeitung f, Zurichtung f4. TECHa) Appretur fb) Schlichte f5. TECHa) Verkleidung f, Verputz mb) Schotterbelag m (einer Straße)6. Zubereitung f (von Speisen)7. Dressing n (Salatsoße)8. US Füllung f (von Geflügel etc)9. MEDa) Verbinden n (einer Wunde etc)b) Verband m10. AGR etca) Düngung fb) Dünger m* * *noun1) no pl. Anziehen, das2) (Cookery) Dressing, das3) (Med.) Verband, der4) (Agric.) Dünger, der* * *n.Dressing -s n. -
5 artificial
adjectiveartificial sweetener — Süßstoff, der
artificial limb — Prothese, die
artificial eye — Glasauge, das
she wore an artificial smile for the cameras — für die Fotografen setzte sie ein einstudiertes Lächeln auf
* * *(made by man; not natural; not real: artificial flowers; Did you look at the colour in artificial light or in daylight?) künstlich- academic.ru/115097/artficially">artficially- artificiality
- artificial respiration* * *ar·ti·fi·cial[ˌɑ:tɪˈfɪʃəl, AM ˌɑ:rt̬əˈ-]1. (not natural) künstlich\artificial colour[ing] Farbstoff m\artificial eye künstliches Auge\artificial fertilizer Kunstdünger m\artificial fibre Kunstfaser f\artificial flavour Geschmacksverstärker m\artificial kidney künstliche Niere\artificial leg/teeth Bein-/Zahnprothese f\artificial limb Prothese f\artificial sweetener Süßstoff m\artificial turf Kunstrasen man \artificial smile ein unechtes [o aufgesetztes] Lächeln* * *["AːtI'fISəl]adj1) (= synthetic) künstlichartificial hair/silk — Kunsthaar nt/-seide f
artificial limb — Prothese f, Kunstglied nt
you're so artificial —
if you say it that way it sounds artificial — wenn du es so sagst, klingt das unecht
* * *artificial [ˌɑː(r)tıˈfıʃl] adj (adv artificially)1. Kunst…, künstlich:artificial flower (insemination, kidney, respiration, etc) künstliche Blume (Befruchtung, Niere, Beatmung etc);give sb artificial respiration jemanden künstlich beatmen;artificial anus MED künstlicher Darmausgang;artificial fertilizer Kunstdünger m;artificial gem synthetischer Edelstein;artificial horizon FLUG, ASTRON künstlicher Horizont;artificial intelligence IT künstliche Intelligenz;artificial person juristische Person;artificial selection BIOL künstliche Zuchtwahl;artificial silk Kunstseide f;artificial snow Kunstschnee m;artificial teeth falsche oder künstliche Zähne;2. gekünstelt, unecht, falsch3. unnatürlich, affektiert4. BIOL unorganisch5. BOT gezüchtetart. abk1. article2. artificial3. artillery4. artist* * *adjective1) (not natural) künstlich; Kunst-; (not real) unecht; imitiertartificial sweetener — Süßstoff, der
artificial limb — Prothese, die
artificial eye — Glasauge, das
2) (affected) affektiert; (insincere) gekünsteltshe wore an artificial smile for the cameras — für die Fotografen setzte sie ein einstudiertes Lächeln auf
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6 cart
1. nounKarren, der; Wagen, der2. transitive verbput the cart before the horse — (fig.) das Pferd beim Schwanz aufzäumen
1) karren2) (fig. coll.): (carry with effort) schleppenPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/96696/cart_off">cart off* * *1. noun2) ((American) a small wheeled vehicle pushed by hand, for carrying groceries, golf clubs etc.) der Handwagen2. verb2) (to carry: I don't want to cart this luggage around all day.) (herum-)schleppen•* * *[kɑ:t, AM kɑ:rt]I. nhorse \cart Pferdewagen ma horse and \cart Pferd und Wagen3.▶ to put the \cart before the horse das Pferd von hinten aufzäumen* * *[kAːt]1. n1) Wagen m, Karren m2) (= shopping cart US, shopping trolley Brit) Einkaufswagen m2. vt (fig inf)mit sich schleppen* * *cart [kɑː(r)t]A sput the cart before the horse fig das Pferd beim Schwanz aufzäumen, den Ochsen hinter den Pflug spannen, den Pflug vor die Ochsen spannen2. zweirädriger Wagen (für Personen)* * *1. nounKarren, der; Wagen, derhorse and cart — Pferdewagen, der
2. transitive verbput the cart before the horse — (fig.) das Pferd beim Schwanz aufzäumen
1) karren2) (fig. coll.): (carry with effort) schleppenPhrasal Verbs:- cart off* * *n.Leiterwagen m. -
7 tumbril
<agri.vhcl> (farmer's cart, esp. one for hauling manure) ■ Kippanhänger m
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