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121 Ehrung
f hono(u)r (+ Gen conferred on s.o.); (Anerkennung) tribute (to); (Handlung) hono(u)ring (of); paying tribute (to); (Zeremonie) presentation ceremony (for)* * *die Ehrunghonorary; honor; honoring; accolade; honour; honouring; honorific* * *Eh|rung ['eːrʊŋ]f -, -enhonour (Brit), honor (US)* * *(a title, degree etc given to a person as a mark of respect for his services, work, ability etc: He has received many honours for his research into cancer.) honour* * *Eh·rung<-, -en>f1. (Anerkennung) recognitiondie \Ehrung der Sieger the presentation of medals to the winners, the presentation ceremonymit \Ehrungen überhäuft werden to be loaded with honours* * *die; Ehrung, Ehrungen1)die Ehrung der Preisträger — the prize-giving (Brit.) or (Amer.) awards ceremony
bei der Ehrung der Sieger — when the winners were awarded their medals/trophies
2) (etwas Ehrendes) honour* * *Ehrung f hono(u)r (+gen conferred on sb); (Anerkennung) tribute (to); (Handlung) hono(u)ring (of); paying tribute (to); (Zeremonie) presentation ceremony (for)* * *die; Ehrung, Ehrungen1)die Ehrung der Preisträger — the prize-giving (Brit.) or (Amer.) awards ceremony
bei der Ehrung der Sieger — when the winners were awarded their medals/trophies
2) (etwas Ehrendes) honour* * *-en f.honor conferred on a person (US) n.honour conferred on a person (UK) n.tribute n. -
122 einhängen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t (Tür etc.) put on its hinges, hang* * *ein|hän|gen sep1. vtTür to hang; Fenster to put in2. vrsich bei jdm éínhängen — to slip or put one's arm through sb's
sie gingen eingehängt — they walked arm in arm
* * *ein|hän·genI. vt1. (einsetzen)ein Fenster \einhängen to fit a window2. (auflegen)den Hörer \einhängen to hang up [the receiver] [or replace the receiverIII. vr* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb hang up3.reflexives Verbsich bei jemandem einhängen — take somebody's arm
* * *einhängen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t (Tür etc) put on its hinges, hangB. v/t & v/i TEL:(den Hörer) einhängen hang up, Br auch ring offC. v/r:sich bei jemandem einhängen take sb’s arm;eingehängt gehen walk arm in arm* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb hang up3.reflexives Verb -
123 Es
n; -, kein Pl.; PSYCH. the id* * *it (Akk.); it (Nom.)* * *Ẹsnt -, -2) (PSYCH) id, Id* * *1) especial2) ((used as the subject of a verb or object of a verb or preposition) the thing spoken of, used especially of lifeless things and of situations, but also of animals and babies: If you find my pencil, please give it to me; The dog is in the garden, isn't it?; I picked up the baby because it was crying; He decided to run a mile every morning but he couldn't keep it up.) it3) (used as a subject in certain kinds of sentences eg in talking about the weather, distance or time: Is it raining very hard?; It's cold; It is five o'clock; Is it the fifth of March?; It's two miles to the village; Is it your turn to make the tea?; It is impossible for him to finish the work; It was nice of you to come; Is it likely that he would go without us?) it4) they* * *Es<-, ->[ˈɛs]nt MUS E flat* * *IPersonalpronomen; 3. Pers. Sg. Nom. u. Akk. Neutr1) (s. auch (Gen.) seiner; Dat. ihm) (bei Dingen) it; (bei weiblichen Personen) she/her; (bei männlichen Personen) he/him2) ohne Bezug auf ein bestimmtes Subst., mit unpers. konstruierten Verben, als formales Satzglied itkeiner will es gewesen sein — no one will admit to it
ich bin es — it's me; it is 1 (formal)
wir sind traurig, ihr seid es auch — we are sad, and you are too or so are you
es wundert mich, dass... — 1'm surprised that...
es sei denn, [dass]... — unless...
es regnet/schneit/donnert — it rains/snows/thunders; (jetzt) it is raining/snowing/thundering
es friert mich — 1 am cold
es ist 9 Uhr/spät/Nacht — it is 9 o'clock/late/night-time
es wird Frühling — spring is on the way
es geht ihm gut/schlecht — he is well/unwell
es wird um 6 Uhr angefangen — we/they etc. start at 6 o'clock
er hat es gut — he has it good; it's all right for him
IIsie hat es mit dem Herzen — (ugs.) she has got heart trouble or something wrong with her heart; s. auch haben 1. 14)
Es das; es, es (Musik) E flat* * *es, Es n; -, -; MUS E flat* * *IPersonalpronomen; 3. Pers. Sg. Nom. u. Akk. Neutr1) (s. auch (Gen.) seiner; Dat. ihm) (bei Dingen) it; (bei weiblichen Personen) she/her; (bei männlichen Personen) he/him2) ohne Bezug auf ein bestimmtes Subst., mit unpers. konstruierten Verben, als formales Satzglied itich bin es — it's me; it is 1 (formal)
wir sind traurig, ihr seid es auch — we are sad, and you are too or so are you
es wundert mich, dass... — 1'm surprised that...
es sei denn, [dass]... — unless...
es regnet/schneit/donnert — it rains/snows/thunders; (jetzt) it is raining/snowing/thundering
es ist 9 Uhr/spät/Nacht — it is 9 o'clock/late/night-time
es geht ihm gut/schlecht — he is well/unwell
es wird um 6 Uhr angefangen — we/they etc. start at 6 o'clock
er hat es gut — he has it good; it's all right for him
IIsie hat es mit dem Herzen — (ugs.) she has got heart trouble or something wrong with her heart; s. auch haben 1. 14)
Es das; es, es (Musik) E flat* * *pron.it pron. -
124 gravieren
v/t engrave* * *das Gravierenengraving* * *gra|vie|ren [gra'viːrən] ptp graviertvtto engrave* * *1) (to cut( letters or designs) on stone, wood, metal etc: They engraved his initials on the silver cup.) engrave* * *gra·vie·ren *[graˈvi:rən]vt▪ etw \gravieren to engrave sth▪ etw \gravieren lassen to have sth engravedich ließ meinen Namen in den Ring \gravieren I had my name engraved into the ring* * *transitives Verb engrave* * *gravieren v/t engrave* * *transitives Verb engrave* * *n.engraving n. -
125 peitschen
vt/i whip; auch fig., Regen etc.: lash ( gegen against); peitschender Regen / Wind fig. lashing rain / winds; Schüsse peitschten durch die Nacht shots rang out through the night* * *das Peitschenlash* * *peit|schen ['paitʃn]vtito whip; (fig) to lash* * *1) (to beat; to whip: You will be flogged for stealing the money.) flog2) (to strike with a lash: He lashed the horse with his whip.) lash3) (to make a sudden or restless movement (with) (a tail): The tiger crouched in the tall grass, its tail lashing from side to side.) lash* * *peit·schen[ˈpaitʃn̩]I. vt Hilfsverb: haben▪ jdn/etw \peitschen to whip sb/sthII. vi Hilfsverb: seinRegen peitscht an [o gegen] etw akk rain is lashing against sth* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb; mit sein < rain> lash (an, gegen + Akk. against, in + Akk. into); < shot> ring out* * *gegen against);peitschender Regen/Wind fig lashing rain/winds;Schüsse peitschten durch die Nacht shots rang out through the night* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb; mit sein < rain> lash (an, gegen + Akk. against, in + Akk. into); < shot> ring out* * *v.to flog v.to scourge v.to whip v. -
126 Reifen
v/i Obst, Käse, etc.: ripen; Mensch, Plan, Wein etc.: mature (zu into); MED., Geschwür: come to a head; reifen lassen (Käse) leave to ripen; (Wein etc.) leave to mature; fig. (Plan etc.) develop; in jemandem reifen Gedanke etc.: start to form in s.o.’s mind; zur Gewissheit reifen grow into certainty* * *der Reifen(Auto) tyre; tire;(Spielzeug) hoop* * *Rei|fen ['raifn]m -s, -tyre (Brit), tire (US); (= Spielreifen, von Fass, von Rock) hoop; (= Armreifen) bangle* * *der1) (a thin ring of metal, wood etc: At the circus we saw a dog jumping through a hoop.) hoop2) (to make or become ripe or riper: The sun ripened the corn; The corn ripened in the sun.) ripen3) (a thick, rubber, usually air-filled strip around the edge of the wheel of a car, bicycle etc: The tyres of this car don't have enough air in them.) tyre* * *Rei·fen<-s, ->[ˈraifn̩]den \Reifen wechseln to change the tyrerunderneuerter \Reifen retread, BRIT a. remould* * *der; Reifens, Reifen1) (Metallband, Sportgerät) hoop2) (GummiReifen) tyre3) s. Reif II* * *den Reifen flicken repair the tyre (US tire);abgefahrene Reifen worn tyres (US tires);mit quietschenden Reifen with tyres (US tires) squealing* * *der; Reifens, Reifen1) (Metallband, Sportgerät) hoop2) (GummiReifen) tyre3) s. Reif II* * *- m.tire (US) n.tyre (UK) n. -
127 gering
I Adj.1. bes. bei Mengen: small; (wenig) little; Gehalt, Preis, Leistung, Produktion, Temperatur, Druck etc.: low; Entfernung: small, short; geringes Interesse little interest; mit geringen Ausnahmen with few exceptions; geringe Chancen slim prospects; die Chancen sind gering auch there isn’t much chance ( oder hope); geringe Kenntnisse scant knowledge; in geringer Höhe fairly low (down); in geringer Tiefe not too deep (down); mit geringer Verspätung slightly late; um ein Geringes (ein wenig) a little; (fast) very nearly; (billig) cheaply2. (unbedeutend) insignificant, negligible, minor; (wenig, schwach) slight, little; (bescheiden) Einkommen, Preis etc.: modest; (beschränkt) limited; nichts Geringes no small matter; es spielt keine geringe Rolle it plays no small part3. (schlecht) Qualität: inferior, poor, low; Kenntnisse: poor; Herkunft etc., auch Ansehen, Meinung: low; eine geringe Meinung haben von have a low opinion of, not think much ( oder too highly) of; in geringem Ansehen stehen be held in low esteem ( bei by); geringer, geringst...II Adv.1. (geringfügig) a little2. (niedrig) gering geschätzt at least, at a conservative estimate; zu gering ( ein) schätzen konkret: underestimate; ideell: underrate3. (wenig, schlecht): von jemandem gering denken not think much of s.o., have a low opinion of s.o.; gering achten oder schätzen (nicht wichtig nehmen) place little value on, not care (much) about; (nicht gut finden) have a low opinion of, not think much ( oder very highly) of; (etw.) auch hold cheap, set little store by; (verachten) despise; (Gefahr) disregard* * *diminutive; little; slim; small; exiguous; scant* * *ge|rịng [gə'rɪŋ]1. adj1) (= nicht sehr groß, niedrig) Temperatur, Luftdruck, Leistung, Produktion low; Gehalt, Preis low, modest; Menge, Vorrat, Betrag, Entfernung small; Wert little attr; (= kurz) Zeit, Entfernung shortetw in geringer Höhe anbringen — to fix sth fairly low down
seine Leistung erhielt eine zu geringe Bewertung — his achievement wasn't rated highly enough
das ist meine geringste Sorge — that's the least of my worries
die Kosten sind nicht gering — the costs are not inconsiderable
nicht das Geringste — nothing at all
nichts Geringeres als... — nothing less than...
3) (= unzulänglich) Qualität, Kenntnisse poor; (= abschätzig) Meinung low, poor4) attr (fig geh) Familie, Herkunft humblekein Geringerer als Freud... — no less a person than Freud
2. adv1)2)(= abschätzig)
gering von jdm sprechen — to speak badly of sb* * *1) (slight or small: His chances of winning are extremely slender.) slender2) (not good; slight: There's still a slim chance that we'll find the child alive.) slim* * *ge·ring[gəˈrɪŋ]I. adjeine \geringe Anzahl/Menge a small number/amount\geringere Liquidität BÖRSE illiquidity\geringe Umsätze tätigen BÖRSE to make little salesvon \geringem Wert of little value\gering gerechnet at a modest estimatenicht das G\geringste nothing at allnicht im G\geringsten not in the least [or slightest] [bit]das stört mich nicht im G\geringsten it doesn't disturb me in the slightest [or least] [bit]2. (unerheblich) slight\geringe Abschwächung BÖRSE slight decline\geringe Bedeutung minor significanceeine \geringe Chance a slim [or slight] [or small] chance\geringe Kursbewegung bei den Hauptwährungen BÖRSE slight movements in the metropolitan currency rates\geringe Kursschwankungen aufweisen BÖRSE to move in a narrow range\geringe Lohnunterschiede slight disparity of wages3. (unzulänglich) poor, loweine \geringe Lebenserfahrung little experience in life4.▶ kein G\geringerer als......, no less a. hum, no less a person than... a. humII. adv1. (schlecht) poorly\gering von jdm denken/sprechen to have a poor opinion/speak badly of sb2. (wenig, kaum)jdn/etw \gering achten [o schätzen] (verachten) to think little of sb/sth, to have a low opinion of sb/to have little regard for sth, to place little/no importance on sth* * *1) low <temperature, pressure, price>; low, small <income, fee>; little < value>; small <quantity, amount>; short <distance, time>2) (unbedeutend) slight; minor < role>nicht im Geringsten — not in the slightest or least
jemanden/jemandes Leistung gering achten od. schätzen — have a low opinion of or think very little of somebody/somebody's achievement
den Erfolg/Reichtümer gering achten od. schätzen — set little store by success/riches
die Gefahr gering achten od. schätzen — make light of the danger
sein eigenes Leben gering achten od. schätzen — have scant regard for one's own life
kein Geringerer als... — no less a person than...
* * *A. adj1. besonders bei Mengen: small; (wenig) little; Gehalt, Preis, Leistung, Produktion, Temperatur, Druck etc: low; Entfernung: small, short;geringes Interesse little interest;mit geringen Ausnahmen with few exceptions;geringe Chancen slim prospects;geringe Kenntnisse scant knowledge;in geringer Höhe fairly low (down);in geringer Tiefe not too deep (down);mit geringer Verspätung slightly late;2. (unbedeutend) insignificant, negligible, minor; (wenig, schwach) slight, little; (bescheiden) Einkommen, Preis etc: modest; (beschränkt) limited;nichts Geringes no small matter;es spielt keine geringe Rolle it plays no small part3. (schlecht) Qualität: inferior, poor, low; Kenntnisse: poor; Herkunft etc, auch Ansehen, Meinung: low;eine geringe Meinung haben von have a low opinion of, not think much ( oder too highly) of;in geringem Ansehen stehen be held in low esteem (B. adv1. (geringfügig) a little2. (niedrig)gering geschätzt at least, at a conservative estimate;3. (wenig, schlecht):von jemandem gering denken not think much of sb, have a low opinion of sb;schätzen (nicht wichtig nehmen) place little value on, not care (much) about; (nicht gut finden) have a low opinion of, not think much ( oder very highly) of; (etwas) auch hold cheap, set little store by; (verachten) despise; (Gefahr) disregard* * *1) low <temperature, pressure, price>; low, small <income, fee>; little < value>; small <quantity, amount>; short <distance, time>2) (unbedeutend) slight; minor < role>nicht im Geringsten — not in the slightest or least
jemanden/jemandes Leistung gering achten od. schätzen — have a low opinion of or think very little of somebody/somebody's achievement
den Erfolg/Reichtümer gering achten od. schätzen — set little store by success/riches
die Gefahr gering achten od. schätzen — make light of the danger
sein eigenes Leben gering achten od. schätzen — have scant regard for one's own life
kein Geringerer als... — no less a person than...
* * *adj.humble adj.slight adj.small adj. -
128 geringfügig
I Adj. Abweichung, Unterschied etc.: slight, small; Betrag etc.: paltry; (unbedeutend) negligible, insignificant; Änderung etc.: minor, marginal; geringfügiges Vergehen petty crime; siehe auch geringII Adv. very slightly, marginally* * *negligible; small; slight; minor; little; petty* * *ge|rịng|fü|gig [-fyːgɪç]1. adj(= unwichtig) insignificant; Verbesserung, Unterschied slight; Vergehen, Verletzung minor; Einzelheiten minor, trivial; Betrag small2. advslightlysein Zustand hat sich geringfügig gebessert — his condition is marginally or slightly improved
* * *1) pettily2) (of very little importance; trivial: petty details.) petty* * *ge·ring·fü·gig[gəˈrɪngfy:gɪç]I. adj insignificantein \geringfügiger Betrag/ \geringfügiges Einkommen a small amount/incomeein \geringfügiger Unterschied a slight difference\geringfügige Verbesserungen slight improvementsein \geringfügiges Vergehen/ein \geringfügiger Verstoß/eine \geringfügige Verletzung a minor [or trivial] offence/violation/injuryII. adv slightly* * *1.Adjektiv slight <difference, deviation, improvement>; slight, minor <alteration, injury>; small, trivial < amount>; minor, trivial < detail>2.adverbial slightly* * *A. adj Abweichung, Unterschied etc: slight, small; Betrag etc: paltry; (unbedeutend) negligible, insignificant; Änderung etc: minor, marginal;B. adv very slightly, marginally* * *1.Adjektiv slight <difference, deviation, improvement>; slight, minor <alteration, injury>; small, trivial < amount>; minor, trivial < detail>2.adverbial slightly* * *adj.negligible adj.slight adj. adv.pettily adv.slightly adv.
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