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1. noun1) Stoß, der2) (sound of escaping vapour) Zischen, das3) (quantity)puff of smoke — Rauchstoß, der
puff of steam — Dampfwolke, die
4) (pastry) Blätterteigteilchen, das5)2. intransitive verbsomebody runs out of puff — (lit. or fig. coll.) jemandem geht die Puste aus (ugs.)
1) [Blasebalg:] blasenpuff [and blow] — pusten (ugs.) od. schnaufen [und keuchen]
2) (puff cigarette smoke etc.) paffen (ugs.) (at an + Dat.)3) (move with puffing) [Person:] keuchen; [Zug, Lokomotive, Dampfer:] schnaufend fahren3. transitive verb1) (blow) pusten (ugs.), blasen [Rauch]; stäuben [Puder]3) (put out of breath) see academic.ru/58916/puff_out">puff out 1. 2)4) (utter pantingly) keuchenPhrasal Verbs:- puff out- puff up* * *1. noun1) (a small blast of air, wind etc; a gust: A puff of wind moved the branches.) der Hauch2) (any of various kinds of soft, round, light or hollow objects: a powder puff; ( also adjective) puff sleeves.) die Quaste, Puff-...2. verb1) (to blow in small blasts: Stop puffing cigarette smoke into my face!; He puffed at his pipe.) pusten2) (to breathe quickly, after running etc: He was puffing as he climbed the stairs.) schnaufen•- puffed- puffy
- puff pastry
- puff out
- puff up* * *[pʌf]I. na \puff of air/wind ein Luft-/Windstoß ma \puff of dust/smoke eine Staub-/Rauchwolke▪ to be out of \puff außer Puste seinto take \puffs on [or at] a cigar/cigarette an einer Zigarre/Zigarette ziehenII. vi1. (breathe heavily) schnaufenhe was \puffing after his jog nach seinem Dauerlauf war er außer Atem2. (smoke)to \puff at [or on] a cigar/cigarette eine Zigarre/Zigarette paffen famIII. vt1. (smoke)to \puff a cigar/cigarette eine Zigarre/Zigarette paffen▪ to \puff sth etw aufbauschen* * *[pʌf]1. n1) (of breathing, of engine) Schnaufen nt no pl; (of horse) Schnauben nt no pl; (inf = breath) Puste f (inf); (on cigarette etc) Zug m (at, of an +dat)a puff of air/wind — ein Luft-/Windstoß m
to be out of puff ( Brit inf ) — außer Puste sein (inf)
2) (= powder puff) Quaste f3) (COOK)cream puff — Windbeutel m
jam puff — Blätterteigteilchen nt mit Marmelade
2. vtstop puffing smoke in my face — blas mir nicht dauernd den Rauch ins Gesicht
puffed sleeves — Puffärmel pl
3) (COOK)to puff rice — Puffreis m herstellen
3. vi(person, train) schnaufen; (horse) schnauben; (wind) blasen; (chimney, smoke) qualmenthe train puffed into the station — der Zug fuhr schnaufend in den Bahnhof ein
* * *puff [pʌf]A s1. a) kurzer Atemzug, Schnaufer m umgb) Atem m:out of puff außer Atem2. leichter Windstoß, Hauch m3. Zug m (beim Rauchen):have a puff at einen Zug machen an (dat)4. Paffen n (der Pfeife etc)5. leichter Knall7. Schwellung f, Beule f8. a) marktschreierische Anpreisung, aufdringliche Reklameb) lobhudelnde Kritik:puff is part of the trade (Sprichwort) Klappern gehört zum Handwerk;give sb a puff jemanden hochjubeln9. besonders Br sl pej Schwule(r) m (Homosexueller)11. Puderquaste f12. Bausch m, Puffe f (an Kleidern)13. Steppdecke fB v/i1. paffen (at an einer Zigarre etc):puff at one’s pipe auch seine Pfeife paffen2. Rauch ausstoßen3. blasen, pusten4. schnauben, schnaufen, keuchen, pusten:puff and blow keuchen und schnaufen5. (dahin- etc)keuchen:the train puffed out of the station der Zug dampfte aus dem Bahnhofhis face puffed out sein Gesicht wurde aufgedunsenC v/t1. blasen, pusten2. eine Zigarre etc paffen3. (auf)blähen, aufblasen:puffed eyes verschwollene Augen;puffed sleeve Puffärmel mpuffed außer Atem5. übertrieben loben6. marktschreierisch anpreisen7. pudern* * *1. noun1) Stoß, derpuff of breath/wind — Atem-/Windstoß, der
2) (sound of escaping vapour) Zischen, das3) (quantity)puff of smoke — Rauchstoß, der
puff of steam — Dampfwolke, die
4) (pastry) Blätterteigteilchen, das5)2. intransitive verbsomebody runs out of puff — (lit. or fig. coll.) jemandem geht die Puste aus (ugs.)
1) [Blasebalg:] blasenpuff [and blow] — pusten (ugs.) od. schnaufen [und keuchen]
2) (puff cigarette smoke etc.) paffen (ugs.) (at an + Dat.)3) (move with puffing) [Person:] keuchen; [Zug, Lokomotive, Dampfer:] schnaufend fahren3. transitive verb1) (blow) pusten (ugs.), blasen [Rauch]; stäuben [Puder]2) (smoke in puffs) paffen (ugs.)3) (put out of breath) see puff out 1. 2)4) (utter pantingly) keuchenPhrasal Verbs:- puff out- puff up* * *n.Hauch -e m.
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