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Adj. alpine* * *hoch|al|pinadj(high) alpine; Ausrüstung high-altitude* * ** * *hochalpin adj alpine* * *Adjektiv high alpine attrib. <landscape, flora, fauna, etc.> -
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(of the Alps or other high mountains: alpine flowers.) alpine -
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Hoch|tourfauf Hóchtouren laufen/arbeiten (Maschinen) — to run at full speed; (fig: Mensch, Fabrik etc) to run/work at full steam
etw auf Hóchtouren bringen (Motor) — to rev sth up to full speed; Maschine, Produktion, Kampagne to get sth into full swing
jdn auf Hóchtouren bringen (inf) — to get sb really going (inf)
* * *Hoch·tourfeine \Hochtour machen to go mountain climbing in a high mountain range [or areadie Werbekampagne lief auf \Hochtour the election campaign was in full swing3.* * *die inauf Hochtouren laufen — run at top or full speed; (intensiv betrieben werden) be in full swing
* * *die inauf Hochtouren laufen — run at top or full speed; (intensiv betrieben werden) be in full swing
* * *-en f.alpine tour n.high speed n. -
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v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)1. umg. (finden, auch Geld) get hold of, come by, stump up3. (aufwirbeln) swirl up5. (Vieh) auf den Markt auftreiben drive to market; auf die Alm auftreiben drive to the high ( oder summer) pastures Pl.* * *(Geld) to get hold of; to raise* * *auf|trei|benvt sep1) (inf) (= beschaffen) Geld, Heroin, Geräte to get hold of; (= ausfindig machen) Wohnung, Geschenk, Sponsor, Mieter, Täter to find2) Leib to distend, to bloatsein aufgetriebener Bauch — his swollen or distended stomach
3) Vieh ( zum Verkauf) to drive to market; (auf die Alm) to drive up to the (Alpine) pastures* * *auf|trei·ben1. (fam)2. (aufblähen)▪ etw \auftreiben to distend [or bloat] sthden Teig \auftreiben to make the dough rise* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (aufblähen) bloat; swell; make < dough> rise2) (ugs.): (ausfindig machen) get hold of* * *auftreiben v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)3. (aufwirbeln) swirl up5. (Vieh)auf den Markt auftreiben drive to market;* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (aufblähen) bloat; swell; make < dough> rise2) (ugs.): (ausfindig machen) get hold of* * *(Geld) v.to scare up v. -
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im Subst. high mountain, alpine
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