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(not high-pitched)

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1 low

I 1. adjective
1) (not reaching far up) niedrig; niedrig, flach [Absätze, Stirn]; flach [Relief]

2) (below normal level) niedrig; tief [Flug]; flach [Welle]; tief ausgeschnitten [Kleid]; tief [Ausschnitt]

3) (not elevated) tief liegend [Wiese, Grund, Land]; tiefhängend [Wolke]; tief stehend [Gestirne]; tief [Verbeugung]

4) (inferior) niedrig; gering [Intelligenz, Bildung]; gewöhnlich [Geschmack]

5) (not fair) gemein

6) (Cards) niedrig

7) (small in degree) niedrig; gering [Sichtweite, Wert]

have a low opinion of somebody/something — von jemandem/etwas keine hohe Meinung haben

8) (in pitch) tief [Ton, Stimme, Lage, Klang]; (in loudness) leise [Ton, Stimme]

9) (nearly gone) fast verbraucht od. aufgebraucht

run low — allmählich ausgehen od. zu Ende gehen. See also academic.ru/43997/lower">lower II 1.
2. adverb
1) (in or to a low position) tief; niedrig, tief [hängen]; see also high 2. 1)

2) (to a low level)

prices have gone too low — die Preise sind zu weit gefallen

3) (not loudly) leise

4)

lay somebody low — (prostrate) jemanden niederstrecken (geh.)

lie low — am Boden liegen; (hide) untertauchen. See also lower II 2.
3. noun
1) (Meteorol.) Tief, das

2) Tiefststand, der; see also all-time
II intransitive verb
[Kuh:] muhen

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I 1. [ləu] adjective
1) (not at or reaching up to a great distance from the ground, sea-level etc: low hills; a low ceiling; This chair is too low for the child.) niedrig

2) (making little sound; not loud: She spoke in a low voice.) leise

3) (at the bottom of the range of musical sounds: That note is too low for a female voice.) tief

4) (small: a low price.) niedrig

5) (not strong; weak or feeble: The fire was very low.) schwach

6) (near the bottom in grade, rank, class etc: low temperatures; the lower classes.) niedrig
2. adverb
(in or to a low position, manner or state: The ball flew low over the net.) niedrig

- lower
- lowly
- lowliness
- low-down
- lowland
- lowlander
- lowlands
- low-lying
- low-tech 3. adjective
low-tech industries/skills.)

- low tide/water
- be low on II [ləu] verb
(to make the noise of cattle; to moo: The cows were lowing.) brüllen

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low¹

[ləʊ, AM loʊ]

I. adj

1. (in height) niedrig

at a \low altitude in geringer Höhe

\low heels flache [o niedrige] Absätze

\low neckline tiefer Ausschnitt

\low slope flacher Abhang

the dress has a \low waist das Kleid hat eine tief angesetzte Taille

2. (in number) gering, wenig

\low attendance geringe Besucherzahl

\low blood pressure niedriger Blutdruck

\low calibre kleines Kaliber

people of [a] \low calibre ( fig) Leute mit wenig Format

to be \low in calories/cholesterol kalorien-/cholesterinarm sein

to be \low in funds wenig Geld haben, knapp bei Kasse sein fam

to keep sth \low etw niedrig halten

3. (depleted) knapp

\low stocks geringe Vorräte

to be [or get] [or run] \low zur Neige gehen, knapp werden

we were getting \low on supplies unsere Vorräte waren fast erschöpft

the batteries are running \low die Batterien sind fast leer

the bulb was \low die Glühbirne brannte nur noch schwach

4. (not loud) leise

\low groaning verhaltenes Stöhnen

in a \low voice mit leiser [o gedämpfter] Stimme

5. (not high-pitched) voice tief

\low pitch tiefe Stimmlage

6. (not intense) niedrig; light gedämpft

on a \low burner [or flame] auf kleiner Flamme

\low frequency Niederfrequenz f

\low heat schwache Hitze

roast the chicken at \low heat braten Sie das Hähnchen bei niedriger Hitze

7. (not good)

\low morale schlechte Moral

to have a \low opinion of sb von jdm nicht viel halten

\low quality minderwertige Qualität

to hold sth in \low regard etw geringschätzen

\low self-esteem geringe Selbstachtung

\low standards (in technics) schlechter [o niedriger] Standard; (in tests, etc) niedriges Niveau

\low visibility schlechte Sicht

8. (not important) niedrig, gering

to be a \low priority nicht so wichtig sein

9. (unfair, mean) gemein

\low trick gemeiner Trick

to get \low gemein [o niederträchtig] sein

how \low can you get? wie tief willst du noch sinken?

10. (sad)

in \low spirits niedergeschlagen, in gedrückter Stimmung

to feel \low niedergeschlagen [o deprimiert] sein

11. LING vowel offen

II. adv

1. (in height) niedrig

to be cut \low dress, blouse tief ausgeschnitten sein

to fly \low tief fliegen

2. (to a low level) tief

to turn the music \lower die Musik leiser stellen

turn the oven on \low stell den Ofen auf kleine Hitze

3. (cheap) billig

to buy \low billig [o günstig] einkaufen

4. (not loudly) leise

to speak \low leise sprechen

5. (not high-pitched) tief

to sing \low tief [o mit tiefer Stimme] singen

III. n

1. (low level) Tiefstand m, Tiefpunkt m

to be at a \low auf einem Tiefpunkt sein

to hit [or reach] a \low an einen Tiefpunkt gelangen

2. METEO Tief nt

expected \lows near 0° C today die Tiefstwerte liegen heute vermutlich bei 0° C

record \low Rekordtief nt

3. AUTO erster Gang

put the car in \low legen Sie den ersten Gang ein

4. AM ( fig: person)

▪ to be in \low schlapp sein fam

5.

▶ to be the lowest of the \low ein ganz gemeiner Typ sein fam

low²

[ləʊ, AM loʊ]

I. n Muhen nt

II. vi cow muhen

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I [ləʊ]
1. adj (+er)

1) niedrig; form of life, musical key nieder; bow, note tief; density, intelligence gering; food supplies knapp; pulse schwach; quality gering; light gedämpft, schwach; (pej) minderwertig (pej); (LING) vowel offen; (MATH) denominator klein

the lamp was low — die Lampe brannte schwach

the sun was low in the sky — die Sonne stand tief am Himmel

her dress was low at the neck — ihr Kleid hatte einen tiefen Ausschnitt

low blow or punch — Tiefschlag m

that punch was a bit low — der Schlag war etwas tief

the river is low — der Fluss hat or führt wenig Wasser

a ridge of low pressure — ein Tiefdruckkeil

low density housing — aufgelockerte Bauweise

activity on the stock exchange is at its lowest — die Börsentätigkeit hat ihren Tiefstand erreicht

to be low in funds — knapp bei Kasse sein (inf)

2)

(= not loud or shrill) to speak in a low voice — leise sprechen

3) (= socially inferior, vulgar) birth nieder, niedrig; rank, position untergeordnet, niedrig; character, company schlecht; trick gemein

I really felt low having to tell him that — ich kam mir richtig gemein vor, dass ich ihm das sagen musste

how low can you get! — wie kann man nur so tief sinken!

low cunning — Gerissenheit f

4) (= weak in health or spirits) resistance schwach, gering; morale schlecht

the patient is rather low today —

to be in low health to be in low spirits — bei schlechter Gesundheit sein in gedrückter Stimmung sein, bedrückt or niedergeschlagen sein

to feel low — sich nicht wohlfühlen or gut fühlen; (emotionally) niedergeschlagen sein

to make sb feel low (events) — jdn mitnehmen, jdm zu schaffen machen; (people) jdn mitnehmen or bedrücken

2. adv
aim nach unten; speak, sing leise; fly, bow tief
they turned the lamps down low — sie drehten die Lampen herunter

a dress cut low in the back — ein Kleid mit tiefem Rückenausschnitt

to fall low (morally) — tief sinken

I would never sink so low as to... — so tief würde ich nie sinken, dass ich...

share prices went so low that... —

to buy low and sell high — billig kaufen und teuer verkaufen

to lay sb low (Brit) (punch) — jdn zu Boden strecken; (disease) jdn befallen

he's been laid low with the flu (Brit) —

to play low (Cards) — um einen niedrigen or geringen Einsatz spielen

to run or get low — knapp werden

or gas (US) — uns (dat) geht das Benzin aus

3. n

1) (MET) Tief nt; (fig also) Tiefpunkt m, Tiefstand m

to reach a new low — einen neuen Tiefstand erreichen

this represents a new low in advertising — so tief ist die Werbung noch nie zuvor gesunken

2) (AUT: low gear) niedriger Gang
II
1. n
(of cow) Muh nt
2. vi
muhen
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low¹ [ləʊ]

A adj

1. auch fig niedrig (Gebäude, Lohn, Preis, Stirn, Zahl etc):

low brook seichter Bach;

low speed geringe Geschwindigkeit;

low in calories kalorienarm;

low in fat fettarm;

bring low fig

a) jemanden demütigen,

b) jemanden ruinieren;

lay low

a) jemanden niederschlagen, -schießen,

b) jemanden ans Bett fesseln, umwerfen umg (Krankheit);

sell low billig verkaufen; → profile A 1

2. tief gelegen (Land etc)

3. tief (Verbeugung etc):

low flying FLUG Tiefflug m;

the sun is low die Sonne steht tief; → beam A 6

4. → low-necked

5. a) fast leer (Gefäß)

b) fast erschöpft, knapp (Vorrat etc):

get ( oder run) low knapp werden, zur Neige gehen;

he is getting ( oder running) low on money ihm geht allmählich das Geld aus;

be low on funds knapp bei Kasse sein umg; → budget A 2

6. schwach, kraftlos, matt:

low pulse schwacher Puls

7. Kost etc:

a) wenig nahrhaft

b) einfach

8. gedrückt, niedergeschlagen, deprimiert:

feel low

a) in gedrückter Stimmung sein,

b) sich elend fühlen ( → A 13 c); → spirit A 8

9. (zeitlich) verhältnismäßig neu oder jung:

of low date (verhältnismäßig) neuen Datums

10. gering(schätzig): → opinion 3

11. minderwertig

12. (sozial) unter(er, e, es), nieder, niedrig:

of low birth von niedriger Geburt;

low life das Leben der einfachen Leute

13. a) gewöhnlich, niedrig (denkend oder gesinnt):

low thinking niedrige Denkungsart

b) ordinär, vulgär (Person, Ausdruck etc)

c) gemein, niederträchtig (Trick etc):

feel low sich gemein vorkommen ( → A 8)

14. nieder, primitiv:

low forms of life niedere Lebensformen;

low race primitive Rasse

15. tief (Ton etc)

16. leise (Ton, Stimme etc):

in a low voice leise

17. LING offen

18. Low → Low-Church

19. TECH erst(er, e, es), niedrigst(er, e, es): → gear A 3 b

B adv

1. niedrig:

it hangs low;

aim lower

2. tief:

bow low

3. fig tief:

sunk thus low so tief gesunken

4. kärglich, dürftig:

live low ein kärgliches Leben führen

5. niedrig, mit geringem Einsatz:

play low niedrig spielen

6. tief (klingend):

sing low tief singen

7. leise:

talk low

C s

1. AUTO erster oder niedrigster Gang

2. METEO Tief(druckgebiet) n

3. fig Tief(punkt) n(m), -stand m:

be at a new low einen neuen Tiefpunkt erreicht haben; → high C 4

low² [ləʊ]

A v/i brüllen, muhen (Rind)

B s Brüllen n, Muhen n

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I 1. adjective
1) (not reaching far up) niedrig; niedrig, flach [Absätze, Stirn]; flach [Relief]

2) (below normal level) niedrig; tief [Flug]; flach [Welle]; tief ausgeschnitten [Kleid]; tief [Ausschnitt]

3) (not elevated) tief liegend [Wiese, Grund, Land]; tiefhängend [Wolke]; tief stehend [Gestirne]; tief [Verbeugung]

4) (inferior) niedrig; gering [Intelligenz, Bildung]; gewöhnlich [Geschmack]

5) (not fair) gemein

6) (Cards) niedrig

7) (small in degree) niedrig; gering [Sichtweite, Wert]

have a low opinion of somebody/something — von jemandem/etwas keine hohe Meinung haben

8) (in pitch) tief [Ton, Stimme, Lage, Klang]; (in loudness) leise [Ton, Stimme]

9) (nearly gone) fast verbraucht od. aufgebraucht

run low — allmählich ausgehen od. zu Ende gehen. See also lower II 1.
2. adverb
1) (in or to a low position) tief; niedrig, tief [hängen]; see also high 2. 1)

2) (to a low level)

prices have gone too low — die Preise sind zu weit gefallen

3) (not loudly) leise

4)

lay somebody low — (prostrate) jemanden niederstrecken (geh.)

lie low — am Boden liegen; (hide) untertauchen. See also lower II 2.
3. noun
1) (Meteorol.) Tief, das

2) Tiefststand, der; see also all-time
II intransitive verb
[Kuh:] muhen

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adj.

leise (Stimme) adj.

nieder adj.

niedrig adj.

tief adj. v.

blöken (Rind) v.

muhen v.

English-german dictionary > low
2 low

low

1. low [ləʊ, Am loʊ] adj

1) ( in height) niedrig;

at a \low altitude in geringer Höhe;

\low heels flache [o niedrige] Absätze;

\low neckline tiefer Ausschnitt;

\low slope flacher Abhang;

the dress has a \low waist das Kleid hat eine tief angesetzte Taille

2) ( in number) gering, wenig;

\low attendance geringe Besucherzahl;

\low blood pressure niedriger Blutdruck;

\low calibre kleines Kaliber;

people of [a] \low calibre ( fig) Leute mit wenig Format;

to be \low in calories/ cholesterol kalorien-/cholesterinarm sein;

to be \low in funds wenig Geld haben, knapp bei Kasse sein ( fam)

to keep sth \low etw niedrig halten

3) ( depleted) knapp;

\low stocks geringe Vorräte;

to be [or get] [or run] \low zur Neige gehen, knapp werden;

we were getting \low on supplies unsere Vorräte waren fast erschöpft;

the batteries are running \low die Batterien sind fast leer;

the bulb was \low die Glühbirne brannte nur noch schwach

4) ( not loud) leise;

\low groaning verhaltenes Stöhnen;

in a \low voice mit leiser [o gedämpfter] Stimme

5) ( not high-pitched) voice tief;

\low pitch tiefe Stimmlage

6) ( not intense) niedrig; light gedämpft;

on a \low burner [or flame] auf kleiner Flamme;

\low frequency Niederfrequenz f;

\low heat schwache Hitze;

roast the chicken at \low heat braten Sie das Hähnchen bei niedriger Hitze

7) ( not good)

\low morale schlechte Moral;

to have a \low opinion of sb von jdm nicht viel halten;

\low quality minderwertige Qualität;

to hold sth in \low regard etw gering schätzen;

\low self-esteem geringe Selbstachtung;

\low standards ( in technics) schlechter [o niedriger] Standard;

(in tests, etc) niedriges Niveau;

\low visibility schlechte Sicht

8) ( not important) niedrig, gering;

to be a \low priority nicht so wichtig sein

9) (unfair, mean) gemein;

\low trick gemeiner Trick;

to get \low gemein [o niederträchtig] sein;

how \low can you get? wie tief willst du noch sinken?

10) ( sad)

in \low spirits niedergeschlagen, in gedrückter Stimmung;

to feel \low niedergeschlagen [o deprimiert] sein

11) ling vowel offen adv

1) ( in height) niedrig;

to be cut \low dress, blouse tief ausgeschnitten sein;

to fly \low tief fliegen

2) ( to a low level) tief;

to turn the music \lower die Musik leiser stellen;

turn the oven on \low stell den Ofen auf kleine Hitze

3) ( cheap) billig;

to buy \low billig [o günstig] einkaufen

4) ( not loudly) leise;

to speak \low leise sprechen

5) ( not high-pitched) tief;

to sing \low tief [o mit tiefer Stimme] singen n

1) ( low level) Tiefstand m, Tiefpunkt m;

to be at a \low auf einem Tiefpunkt sein;

to hit [or reach] a \low an einen Tiefpunkt gelangen

2) meteo Tief nt;

expected \lows near 0° C today die Tiefstwerte liegen heute vermutlich bei 0C;

record \low Rekordtief nt

3) auto erster Gang;

put the car in \low legen Sie den ersten Gang ein

4) (Am);

(fig: person)

to be in \low schlapp sein ( fam)

PHRASES:

to be the lowest of the \low ein ganz gemeiner Typ sein ( fam)

2. low [ləʊ, Am loʊ] n Muhen nt vi cow muhen

English-German students dictionary > low
3 thin

I 1. [θɪn]
aggettivo

1) (in width) [nose, lips, stick, wall, line] sottile; [string, wire] fine; [ strip] stretto

2) (in depth) [slice, layer, paper] sottile; [fabric, garment] sottile, leggero; [ mist] leggero

3) (in consistency) [ mud] acquoso; [mixture, oil] fluido; [ soup] lungo, leggero; [ sauce] brodoso; [ liquid] diluito, acquoso

4) (lean) [person, face] magro

to get thin — dimagrire

5) (in tone) (high-pitched) acuto; (weak) debole

6) (sparse) [ population] scarso; [ crowd] rado, esiguo; [ hair] rado

7) fig. [ excuse] magro; [ evidence] poco convincente; [ plot] debole, inconsistente

to wear thin — [joke, excuse] essere trito

my patience is wearing thin — sto perdendo la pazienza

8) [ air] rarefatto
2.
avverbio colloq. [ slice] sottilmente; [ spread] leggermente

••

to be thin on the ground — essercene pochissimi, essere più unico che raro

to get thin on top — (bald) diventare pelato

to have a thin time of it — passare un brutto momento
II 1. [θɪn]
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - nn-)

1) (anche thin down) (dilute) diluire, allungare [paint, sauce, soup]

2) (disperse) thin out
2.
verbo intransitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - nn-) (anche thin out) [fog, mist, hair] diradarsi; [ crowd] disperdersi

- thin down

- thin out

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[Ɵin] 1. adjective
1) (having a short distance between opposite sides: thin paper; The walls of these houses are too thin.) sottile

2) ((of people or animals) not fat: She looks thin since her illness.) magro

3) ((of liquids, mixtures etc) not containing any solid matter; rather lacking in taste; (tasting as if) containing a lot of water or too much water: thin soup.) acquoso

4) (not set closely together; not dense or crowded: His hair is getting rather thin.) rado

5) (not convincing or believable: a thin excuse.) debole, inconsistente
2. verb
(to make or become thin or thinner: The crowd thinned after the parade was over.) diradarsi; dimagrire

- thinly
- thinness
- thin air
- thin-skinned
- thin out
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I 1. [θɪn]
aggettivo

1) (in width) [nose, lips, stick, wall, line] sottile; [string, wire] fine; [ strip] stretto

2) (in depth) [slice, layer, paper] sottile; [fabric, garment] sottile, leggero; [ mist] leggero

3) (in consistency) [ mud] acquoso; [mixture, oil] fluido; [ soup] lungo, leggero; [ sauce] brodoso; [ liquid] diluito, acquoso

4) (lean) [person, face] magro

to get thin — dimagrire

5) (in tone) (high-pitched) acuto; (weak) debole

6) (sparse) [ population] scarso; [ crowd] rado, esiguo; [ hair] rado

7) fig. [ excuse] magro; [ evidence] poco convincente; [ plot] debole, inconsistente

to wear thin — [joke, excuse] essere trito

my patience is wearing thin — sto perdendo la pazienza

8) [ air] rarefatto
2.
avverbio colloq. [ slice] sottilmente; [ spread] leggermente

••

to be thin on the ground — essercene pochissimi, essere più unico che raro

to get thin on top — (bald) diventare pelato

to have a thin time of it — passare un brutto momento
II 1. [θɪn]
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - nn-)

1) (anche thin down) (dilute) diluire, allungare [paint, sauce, soup]

2) (disperse) thin out
2.
verbo intransitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - nn-) (anche thin out) [fog, mist, hair] diradarsi; [ crowd] disperdersi

- thin down

- thin out

English-Italian dictionary > thin
4 peep

I 1. intransitive verb
[Maus, Vogel:] piep[s]en; (squeal) quieken
2. noun
(shrill sound) Piepsen, das; (coll.): (slight utterance) Piep[s], der (ugs.)

one peep out of you and... — ein Pieps [von dir], und...
II 1. intransitive verb
1) (look through narrow aperture) gucken (ugs.)

2) (look furtively) verstohlen gucken

peep round — sich umgucken

no peeping! — nicht gucken!

3) (come into view)

peep out — [he]rausgucken; (fig.): (show itself) zum Vorschein kommen
2. noun
kurzer Blick

take a peep through the curtain — durch die Gardine spähen

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I 1. [pi:p] verb
1) (to look through a narrow opening or from behind something: She peeped through the window.) gucken

2) (to look quickly and in secret: He peeped at the answers at the back of the book.) verstohlen schauen
2. noun
(a quick look (usually in secret): She took a peep at the visitor.) verstohlener Blick

- academic.ru/117857/peep-hole">peep-hole
II 1. [pi:p] verb
(to make a high pitched sound: The car horns were peeping.) piepen
2. noun
(such a sound: the peep of a car horn.) das Piepen

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peep¹

[pi:p]

I. n usu sing

1. (answer, statement) Laut m

one more \peep out of you and there'll be no television tomorrow einen Ton noch und du darfst morgen nicht fernsehen

to not give [or make] a \peep keinen Laut von sich dat geben, keinen Mucks machen

to not hear [so much as] a \peep from sb keinen Mucks von jdm hören

to not make [or raise] a \peep about sth keinen Ton über etw akk verlieren

2. (bird sound) Piep m, Piepser m

to make a \peep piepsen

II. vt

▪ to \peep sth etw flüstern

III. vi piepsen

to \peep at sth/sb etw/jdn anpiepsen

peep²

[pi:p]

I. n

1. (look) [verstohlener] Blick

sth allows a \peep at sth etw gibt [o gewährt] Einblick in etw akk

to have [or take] a \peep at sth auf etw akk einen kurzen Blick werfen

2. (first coming)

at the [first] \peep of day bei Tagesanbruch

the first \peep of spring die ersten Anzeichen des Frühlings

II. vi

1. (look)

▪ to \peep at sth/sb verstohlen auf etw/jdn blicken

▪ to \peep into sth einen Blick in etw akk werfen

▪ to \peep through sth durch etw akk spähen

2. (appear) hervorkommen

a few early flowers had \peeped up through the snow die ersten Frühlingsboten lugten durch die Schneedecke

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I [piːp]
1. n
(= sound) (of bird etc) Piep m; (of horn, whistle, inf, of person) Ton m
to give a peep (bird) — einen Piep von sich geben; (horn, whistle)

not to give a peep — keinen Pieps von sich geben (inf)

we haven't heard a peep out of him — wir haben keinen Pieps von ihm gehört (inf)

one peep out of you and... (inf) — noch einen Mucks (inf) or Pieps (inf) und...

peep! peep! (of horn) — tut! tut!; (of whistle) tüt! tüt!

2. vi
(bird etc) piepen; (horn, car) tuten; (whistle) pfeifen; (person on horn) tuten; (on whistle) pfeifen
3. vt

I peeped my horn at him, I peeped him (inf) — ich habe ihn angehupt (inf)
II
1. n
(= look) kurzer Blick; (furtive, when forbidden etc) verstohlener Blick
to get a peep at sth — etw kurz zu sehen bekommen

to take or have a peep (at sth) — kurz/verstohlen (nach etw) gucken

2. vt

she peeped her head out — sie streckte ihren Kopf hervor

3. vi
gucken (at nach)
to peep from behind sth — hinter etw (dat) hervorschauen

to peep over sth — über etw (acc) gucken

to peep through sth — durch etw gucken or lugen

no peeping!, don't peep! — (aber) nicht gucken!

* * *

peep¹ [piːp]

A v/i piep(s)en (Vogel, auch Kind etc):

he never dared peep again er wagte nie wieder „piep“ zu sagen

B s

1. Piep(s)en n

2. umg Piepser m (Ton)

peep² [piːp]

A v/i

1. gucken, lugen, neugierig oder verstohlen blicken ( alle:

into in akk)

2. oft peep out hervorgucken, -schauen, -lugen (alle a. fig)

3. peep at einen neugierigen oder verstohlenen Blick werfen auf (akk)

B s

1. neugieriger oder verstohlener Blick:

have ( oder take) a peep at → A 3

2. Blick m (of in akk), (Durch)Sicht f

3. at peep of day poet bei Tagesanbruch

* * *
I 1. intransitive verb
[Maus, Vogel:] piep[s]en; (squeal) quieken
2. noun
(shrill sound) Piepsen, das; (coll.): (slight utterance) Piep[s], der (ugs.)

one peep out of you and... — ein Pieps [von dir], und...
II 1. intransitive verb
1) (look through narrow aperture) gucken (ugs.)

2) (look furtively) verstohlen gucken

peep round — sich umgucken

no peeping! — nicht gucken!

3) (come into view)

peep out — [he]rausgucken; (fig.): (show itself) zum Vorschein kommen
2. noun
kurzer Blick

take a peep through the curtain — durch die Gardine spähen

* * *

v.

heimlich gucken ausdr.

piepsen v.

English-german dictionary > peep
5 ♦ voice

♦ voice /vɔɪs/
n.

1 voce: to have a hoarse [high-pitched] voice, avere una voce rauca [acuta]; ( di un cantante, ecc.) to have a good voice, avere una bella voce; in a firm voice, con voce ferma; in a flat (o monotonous) voice, con voce monotona; in a quiet (o small) voice, a voce bassa; a clear voice, una voce chiara; a shrill voice, una voce acuta; a familiar voice, una voce nota; a harsh voice, una voce aspra; a husky voice, una voce roca; a soft voice, una voce dolce (o delicata, soave); in a loud [low] voice, a voce alta [bassa]; in a deep [angry] voice, con voce profonda [arrabbiata]; in a commanding voice, in tono di comando; to drop (o lower) one's voice, abbassare la voce; to raise one's voice, alzare la voce; to keep one's voice down, parlare più a bassa voce; to lose one's voice, perdere la voce (o essere senza voce); She knew from his tone of voice that something had happened, ha capito dal suo tono di voce che era successo qualcosa; She has a beautiful speaking [singing] voice, ha una voce molto gradevole quando parla [canta]

2 (fig.) voce; portavoce: He's the voice of reason [experience], è la voce della ragione [dell'esperienza]; The organization is the voice of the urban poor, l'organizzazione è portavoce dei poveri delle città

3 (fig.) voce; diritto di esprimersi: The charity works to give a voice to the poor and dispossessed, l'organizzazione benefica lavora per dar voce ai poveri e ai diseredati; to give voice to, esprimere; sfogare: The employees finally gave voice to their dissatisfaction, i dipendenti hanno finito per esprimere il loro malcontento; to have a voice [no voice] in st., avere [non avere] voce in capitolo in qc.: Local people should have a voice in any development, la gente del posto dovrebbe aver voce in capitolo in qualsiasi progetto edilizio; Election fraud has robbed the people of their voice, la frode elettorale ha derubato il popolo del suo diritto di esprimersi; to make one's voice heard, far sentire la propria opinione

4 (gramm.) voce: a verb in the passive voice, un verbo nella voce passiva (o al passivo)

5 (fon.) suono sonoro

● (fam.) voice box, laringe □ ( Bibbia) a voice crying in the wilderness, ‘vox clamans in deserto’ (lat.); (fig.) uno che parla al vento □ (fam. USA) voice line-up, confronto all'americana delle voci registrate di persone sospette □ ( Internet) voice mail ► voicemail □ ( USA) voice mailbox, casella vocale □ (comput.) voice message, messaggio vocale □ (comput.) voice messaging, messaggistica vocale □ the voice of the cuckoo, il verso del cuculo □ (cinem., TV) voice-off, voce fuori campo ( di personaggio non inquadrato) □ (elettron.) voice-activated [operated], a comando vocale □ (comput.) voice output, uscita vocale □ (cinem., TV) voice-over, voce fuori campo ( di narratore, ecc.) □ (comput.) voice processing, elaborazione elettronica della voce □ (comput.) voice recognition, riconoscimento vocale □ (comput.) voice response, risposta vocale □ (polit.) voice vote, votazione per appello nominale (o per chiamata) □ ( di un cantante, ecc.) to be in good voice, essere in voce □ not to be in good voice, essere giù di voce □ at the top of one's voice, a squarciagola □ (mus.) a song for three voices, una canzone a tre voci □ with one voice, a una voce; all'unanimità □ ( di un ragazzo) His voice is breaking, sta cambiando voce; gli sta venendo la voce da uomo □ He likes the sound of his voice, gli piace sentirsi parlare.
(to) voice /vɔɪs/
v. t.

1 dare voce a; esprimere: to voice one's anger [concern], esprimere la propria rabbia [preoccupazione]; Please voice your doubts if you have any, formulate i vostri dubbi, se ne avete

2 (mus.) accordare, intonare ( le canne di un organo, ecc.)

3 (fon.) pronunciare ( una consonante) come sonora.

English-Italian dictionary > ♦ voice
6 thin

thin [θɪn]

1. adjective

   a. [person, face, legs, arms] maigre ; [lips, layer, slice, strip, sheet] mince ; [line] fin ; [cloth, garment] léger ; [mattress, wall] peu épais (- aisse f)

• to get thin(ner) [person] maigrir

• as thin as a rake maigre comme un clou

• it's the thin end of the wedge c'est s'engager sur une pente savonneuse

   b. ( = runny) [liquid, oil] fluide ; [soup, sauce] clair

   c. ( = not dense) [cloud] léger ; [air, atmosphere] raréfié

• to vanish into thin air se volatiliser

   d. [crowd] épars ; [hair, beard] clairsemé

• to become thinner [crowd, plants, trees, hair] s'éclaircir

• to be thin on the ground (inf) (British) être rare

• to be getting thin on top (inf) ( = balding) se dégarnir (inf)

   e. ( = feeble) [evidence, plot] peu convaincant ; [majority] faible

   f. [voice] fluet ; [sound] aigu (- guë f)

2. adverb

[spread] en couche fine ; [cut] en tranches fines

3. transitive verb

[+ paint, sauce] délayer ; [+ trees] éclaircir

4. intransitive verb

[fog, crowd] se disperser ; [numbers] se réduire

5. compounds

► thin-skinned adjective [person] susceptible

► thin out

1. intransitive verb

[crowd, fog] se disperser

2. separable transitive verb

[+ seedlings, trees] éclaircir

* * *
[θɪn] 1.
adjective

1) ( in width) [nose, lips, stick, wall] mince; [line, stripe, string, wire] fin; [strip] étroit

2) ( in depth) [slice, layer] fin, mince

the ice is thin — la couche de glace n'est pas très épaisse

3) ( in consistency) [mud, mixture] liquide; [soup, liquid, sauce] clair; [oil] fluide

4) ( lean) maigre

to get thin — maigrir

5) ( fine) [card, paper] fin; [fabric, mist] léger/-ère

6) ( in tone) ( high-pitched) aigre; ( weak) fluet/fluette

7) [population, crowd, hair] clairsemé

8) fig [excuse] peu convaincant; [evidence] insuffisant; [plot] squelettique

to wear thin — [joke, excuse] être usé

my patience is wearing thin — je commence à perdre patience

9) [air] raréfié
2.
(colloq) adverb [slice] en tranches fpl fines; [spread] en couche mince
3.
transitive verb (p prés etc - nn-)

1) (also thin down) diluer [paint]; allonger [sauce, soup]

2) ( disperse) = thin out
4.
intransitive verb (p prés etc - nn-) (also thin out) [fog, mist] se dissiper; [crowd] se disperser; [hair] se raréfier
5.
thinning present participle adjective [hair, crowd] clairsemé

Phrasal Verbs:

- thin down

- thin out

••

to be thin on the ground — être rare

to get thin on top — se dégarnir

to have a thin time of it — traverser une période difficile

English-French dictionary > thin
7 sharp

[ʃɑːp] 1. прил.
1) острый, остроконечный; отточенный

sharp penknife — острый перочинный ножик

Syn:

keen I

2)

а) определённый, отчётливый (о различии, очертании и т. п.)

sharp image — яркий образ

б) резкий, разительный

sharp contrast — резкий контраст

3) острый, тонкий (о слухе, зрении и т. п.)

sharp sight — острое зрение

Syn:

acute

4) крутой, резкий (о спуске, повороте, подъёме и т. п.)

5)

а) резкий, сильный ( о боли)

б) резкий, пронзительный ( о звуке)

Syn:

penetrating, shrill 2., high-pitched

в) резкий, пронизывающий ( о ветре)

sharp wind — пронизывающий ветер

Syn:

nipping

6)

а) острый, проницательный

sharp mind — острый ум

б) сообразительный, наблюдательный

Syn:

quick-witted

в) бдительный, внимательный

to keep a sharp lookout — вести пристальное наблюдение

Syn:

vigilant

7)

а) едкий, острый ( о вкусе)

б) едкий, колкий (о словах, замечаниях)

a sharp rebuke — обидный упрёк

to have sharp words with smb. — уст. серьёзно поговорить с кем-л.; серьёзно объясниться

Syn:

pointed, witty

8) суровый, жестокий

a sharp temper — тяжёлый характер

Syn:

severe, harsh

9) хитрый, коварный; нечестный

He was too sharp for me. — Он меня обхитрил.

10) быстрый, энергичный

sharp blow — быстрый и сильный удар

Syn:

brisk 1.

11) муз. повышенный на полтона; диезный

••

the sharpest crayon / pencil in the box, the sharpest knife in the cabinet амер. — самый умный

as sharp as a needle — очень умный, проницательный
2. сущ.
1) муз.

а) = sharp symbol диез, знак диеза

б) нота, повышенная на полтона

2) длинная тонкая швейная игла

3) разг.

а) = sharper

б) знаток, специалист, эксперт

You know I am no picture sharp. — Видите ли, я совсем не разбираюсь в живописи.

Syn:

expert 1., connoisseur

4) с.-х. высевки, мелкие отруби
3. нареч.
1) ровно, точно, строго

at five o'clock sharp — точно в пять часов

They should have lunch that day at three o'clock sharp. — В этот день они, кажется, обедали ровно в три часа.

Syn:

exactly, precisely

2) элегантно, модно, стильно

He was dressed real sharp, a gray suit, not just sports clothes. — Он был одет по-настоящему стильно, в серый костюм, а не в какую-нибудь спортивную одежду.

Syn:

smartly, nattily

3) круто, резко

The horse turned sharp round. — Лошадь резко развернулась.

Syn:

abruptly, suddenly

4) муз. на полтона выше

••

- look sharp!
4. гл.
1) муз. повышать на полтона, ставить диез

2) уст.

а) обманывать, плутовать; надувать, вводить в заблуждение (кого-л.)

Syn:

trick 3., cheat 1., swindle 2.

б) украсть; получить что-л. в результате трюка, проделки, обмана

A half starved sailor sharped a pair of old shoes from him. — Полуголодный моряк стащил у него пару старых ботинок.

Syn:

steal 1.

Англо-русский современный словарь > sharp
8 pitch

[pɪʧ] I 1. сущ.
1) смола; вар; дёготь

Syn:

resin, tar

2) природный асфальт; пек; битумный пек

pitch lakes of Trinidad — асфальтовые озёра на острове Тринидад
2. гл.
1)

а) смолить

Syn:

tar, resin

б) пачкать, замарывать смолой

Without an apron you will pitch all your clothes. — Без фартука ты весь вымажешься в смоле.

в) уст. ставить клеймо на животных ( особенно на овцах)

2)

а) стать чёрным, как смоль

б) погрузить в темноту, окутать темнотой
II 1. сущ.
1)

а) уклон, скат, наклон, покатость

Syn:

slope 1., declivity

б) угол наклона

Syn:

rake II 1.

в) авиа тангаж (угловое движение летательного аппарата относительно главной поперечной оси инерции); угол тангажа (угол между продольной осью летательного аппарата и горизонтальной плоскостью)

г) мор. килевая качка ( судна)

д) круча, склон ( горы), откос

on the pitch of a hill — на склоне холма

е) падение, срыв

2)

а) напряжение, состояние

fever pitch — накал страстей, нервозность

б) степень, уровень, стадия

The family which in two generations has risen from obscurity to the highest pitch of greatness. (E. A. Freeman) — Семья, которая за два поколения из полной безвестности поднялась до высших ступеней власти.

Syn:

degree 1., elevation, stage 1., status, level 1.

в) уст. вершина, кульминация, зенит

At that moment the general hilarity was at its pitch. — В тот момент всеобщее веселье достигло апогея.

Syn:

top I 1., zenith, acme, climax 1.

3) угол, точка зрения

to tackle a problem again, using a new pitch — вновь взяться за проблему, под новым углом

4)

а) бросок

б) спорт. подача ( в бейсболе)

5) высота (тона, звука)

The noise rose to a deafening pitch. — Шум сделался оглушительным.

- absolute pitch

6) брит.; спорт.

а) поле; площадка

cricket pitch — поле для игры в крикет

hockey pitch — хоккейная площадка

synthetic pitch — искусственное поле, синтетический газон

б) часть крикетного поля между линиями подающих

7) брит.; разг. палатка, точка, прилавок ( уличного торговца)

8) брит.; разг. место, площадка, поле (для кемпинга, фестиваля и т. п.)

One car may be parked on the pitch. An additional car may be parked in the main car park. — На площадке для кемпинга можно припарковать лишь одну машину. Вторую машину можно оставить на главной парковке.

9) охапка, куча, груда; множество

pitch of hay — охапка сена

the whole pitch of changes разг. — куча изменений

10) разг. беседа, разговор, болтовня

They were having a pitch about the best way to get aboard. — Они болтали о том, как лучше проникнуть на борт судна.

Syn:

talk 1., chat I 2.

11) разг.

а) = sales pitch рекламирование, расхваливание (товара, часто по телефону)

I mean unwanted telephone sales pitches at inconvenient times. — Я про то, когда названивают в неудобное время и склоняют вас что-то купить.

- elevator pitch

б) рекламка ( объявление)

12) геол. падение ( пласта)

13) тех. шаг (резьбы, зубчатого зацепления, воздушного винта); модуль; питч

14) полигр. плотность количества знаков в строке ( на 1 дюйм)

15) эк. партия товара ( выброшенного на рынок)
2. гл.
1) наклонять, устанавливать под углом

Chuck together some wall frames and pitch a roof on them. — Возведите стенной каркас и наклонно разместите на нём крышу.

2)

а) адаптировать ( для определённого возраста или уровня подготовки); предназначать ( для определённой аудитории)

Her book is pitched at teenagers. — Её книга рассчитана на подростков.

On weekdays rates are pitched at businesspeople. — В рабочие дни цены ориентированы на деловых людей.

б) устанавливать планку, уровень ( достижений)

She pitched her expectations too high. — У неё был завышенный уровень ожиданий.

3)

а) муз. давать основной тон; придавать опредёленную высоту

Ask the singers to pitch the song up a little. — Попросите певцов взять немного повыше.

б) настраивать ( музыкальный инструмент) на определённый тон

4) ставить, устанавливать ( сооружение на земле)

to pitch a tent — разбить палатку

to pitch camp — разбивать лагерь

to pitch stakes into the ground — вбивать в землю колышки

Syn:

thrust, fix, fasten, settle, set, place

5)

а) бросать, кидать

Please pitch your waste paper in here. — Пожалуйста, бросайте использованную бумагу сюда.

Syn:

throw, cast, fling

б) спорт. подавать, посылать мяч

в) сталкивать

The case has pitched brother against brother and mother against son. — Этот случай настроил брата против брата и мать против сына.

6) падать

A shot rang out, the man pitched forward and fell dead. — Раздался выстрел, человек покачнулся и упал замертво.

7)

а) тех. совершать продольное движение

б) мор. подвергаться килевой качке ( о корабле)

в) ж.-д.; авто раскачиваться, «галопировать»

8) ( pitch into) разг. набрасываться, нападать на (кого-л.)

Fearlessly Jim pitched into his attackers. — Джим бесстрашно бросился на своих врагов.

9) разг. травить байки, рассказывать басни

Syn:

utter, tell

10)

а) разг. всучивать, толкать свой товар ( расхваливая его)

б) эк.; жарг. продвигать, рекламировать (товар, идею)

to pitch breakfast foods at a sales convention — продвигать продукты для завтраков на торговой конференции

11) ( pitch (up)on)

а) выбрать, остановиться на (ком-л. / чём-л.)

We have pitched on a perfect place for our holiday. — Мы нашли прекрасное место для отдыха.

б) докучать, дразнить; приставать

Why pitch on me? I'm not to blame! — Чего ко мне привязались, это не моя вина!

12) тех. зацеплять ( о зубцах)

13) стр. мостить брусчаткой; облицовывать

•

- pitch in
- pitch into
- pitch out
••

- pitch the woo

Англо-русский современный словарь > pitch
9 zoom

intransitive verb

rauschen

we zoomed along on our bicycles — wir sausten auf unseren Fahrrädern daher

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/93975/zoom_in">zoom in

* * *
[zu:m] 1. noun
(a loud, low-pitched buzzing noise: the zoom of (an) aircraft.) das Surren, das Brummen
2. verb
(to move very quickly with this kind of noise: The motorbike zoomed past us.) surren, brummen

- zoom lens
- zoom in
* * *

zoom

[zu:m]

I. n

1. (lens) Zoom[objektiv] nt

2. (adaptation) [automatische] Entfernungseinstellung; (picture as regards distance) Nahaufnahme f; (picture as regards size) Großaufnahme f

II. adj attr, inv Zoom-

\zoom lens Zoomobjektiv nt

III. vi ( fam)

1. (move very fast) rasen fam

▪ to \zoom ahead [or off] davonsausen; (in a race) vorpreschen

▪ to \zoom past vorbeirasen; ( fig) year rasend schnell vergehen

2. (increase dramatically) steil ansteigen; prices in die Höhe schießen

3. PHOT, FILM (have capacity to zoom) zoomen; COMPUT (enlarge text) vergrößern

does this camera \zoom or not? hat diese Kamera ein Zoomobjektiv?

* * *
[zuːm]
1. n

1) (= sound of engine) Surren nt

2) (AVIAT: upward flight) Steilanstieg m

3) (PHOT) Zoom(objektiv) nt

2. vi

1) (engine) surren

2) (inf) sausen (inf)

the car zoomed past us — der Wagen sauste an uns vorbei (inf)

we were zooming along at 90 — wir sausten mit 90 daher (inf)

he zoomed through it so quickly he can't possibly have read it properly — er war in null Komma nichts damit fertig, er kann das unmöglich gründlich gelesen haben (inf)

3) (AVIAT plane, rocket) steil (auf)steigen

the rocket zoomed up into the sky — die Rakete schoss in den Himmel

prices have zoomed up to a new high — die Preise sind in unerreichte Höhen geschnellt

3. vt
plane steil hochziehen or hochreißen; engine auf Hochtouren laufen lassen
* * *

zoom [zuːm]

A v/i

1. surren

2. sausen:

zoom past vorbeisausen

3. FLUG steil hochziehen

4. FILM, FOTO zoomen:

zoom in die Gummilinse zuziehen;

zoom in on sth etwas heranholen;

zoom out (die Gummilinse) aufziehen

5. fig hochschnellen (Preise etc)

B v/t FLUG das Flugzeug hochreißen

C s

1. Surren n

2. FLUG Steilflug m, Hochreißen n

3. fig Hochschnellen n

4. FILM, FOTO

a) auch zoom lens Zoom(objektiv) n, Gummilinse f

b) auch zoom travel Zoomfahrt f

5. US ein Cocktail aus Weinbrand, Honig und Sahne

* * *

intransitive verb

rauschen

we zoomed along on our bicycles — wir sausten auf unseren Fahrrädern daher

Phrasal Verbs:

- zoom in

* * *

v.

vergrößern v.

English-german dictionary > zoom

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high — high1 W1S1 [haı] adj comparative higher superlative highest ↑high, ↑low ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 1¦(from bottom to top)¦ 2¦(above ground)¦ 3¦(large number)¦ 4¦(good standard)¦ 5¦(containing a lot)¦ 6¦(rank/position)¦ … Dictionary of contemporary English
high — Synonyms and related words: Dutch courage, Gymnasium, Hydromatic, Latin school, Olympian, Realgymnasium, Realschule, a bit much, a high, abandoned, above, abovestairs, academy, accented, acme, acute, aerial, afflicted, aged, aggrandized, agog,… … Moby Thesaurus
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high — adj., n., & adv. adj. 1 a of great vertical extent (a high building). b (predic.; often in comb.) of a specified height (one inch high; water was waist high). 2 a far above ground or sea level etc. (a high altitude). b inland, esp. when raised… … Useful english dictionary
high — high1 [ haı ] adjective *** ▸ 1 being a long way up ▸ 2 large in amount ▸ 3 very good/excellent ▸ 4 important ▸ 5 happy/excited ▸ 6 about sounds ▸ 7 winds: very strong ▸ 8 best/most extreme ▸ 9 far from equator ▸ 10 with strong flavor/smell ▸ +… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
high — I UK [haɪ] / US adjective Word forms high : adjective high comparative higher superlative highest *** Collocations: High is used for talking about things that are a long way from the ground, or about things whose top parts are a long way from the … English dictionary
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