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1 pluck

1. transitive verb
1) (pull off, pick) pflücken [Blumen, Obst]

pluck [out] — auszupfen [Federn, Haare]

2) (pull at, twitch) zupfen an (+ Dat.); zupfen [Saite, Gitarre]

3) (strip of feathers) rupfen
2. intransitive verb
pluck at something — an etwas (Dat.) zupfen
3. noun
Mut, der; Schneid, der (ugs.)

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/107965/pluck_up">pluck up

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1. verb
1) (to pull: She plucked a grey hair from her head; He plucked at my sleeve.) zupfen

2) (to pull the feathers off (a chicken etc) before cooking it.) rupfen

3) (to pick (flowers etc).) pflücken

4) (to pull hairs out of (eyebrows) in order to improve their shape.) zupfen

5) (to pull and let go (the strings of a musical instrument).) zupfen
2. noun
(courage He showed a lot of pluck.) der Schneid

- plucky
- pluckily
- pluckiness
- pluck up the courage
- pluck up courage
- energy
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pluck

[plʌk]

I. n Mut m, Schneid m o ÖSTERR f fam

to have [or show] [a lot of] \pluck [viel] Schneid [o Mumm] haben fam, mutig sein

II. vt

1. (pick)

▪ to \pluck sth [from [or off] sth] fruit, flower etw [von etw dat] abpflücken; grass, dead leaves, loose thread etw [von etw dat] abzupfen

2. (remove) feathers ausrupfen; hair entfernen; (with pincers) auszupfen

to \pluck a chicken/goose ein Huhn/eine Gans rupfen

a \plucked chicken ein gerupftes Huhn

to \pluck one's eyebrows sich dat die Augenbrauen zupfen

3. (pull)

▪ to \pluck sth/sb jdn/etw schnell nehmen akk

he \plucked the letter out of my hand er riss mir den Brief aus der Hand

she \plucked the ball out of the air sie fing den Ball in der Luft; (pull cautiously) zupfen

to \pluck sb's sleeve [or sb by the sleeve] jdn am Ärmel zupfen

4. (remove from situation)

▪ to \pluck sb from [or out of] sth jdn aus etw dat herausholen

5. MUS

▪ to \pluck sth etw zupfen

6.

▶ to \pluck sth out of the air etw [frei] erfinden [o aus der Luft greifen

III. vi

▪ to \pluck at sth an etw dat zupfen

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[plʌk]
1. n

1) (= courage) Schneid m (inf), Mut m

2) (of animal) Innereien pl

2. vt

1) fruit, flower pflücken; chicken rupfen; guitar, eyebrows zupfen

to pluck (at) sb's sleeve — jdn am Ärmel zupfen

he plucked a stray hair off his coat — er zupfte sich (dat) ein Haar vom Mantel

she was plucked from obscurity to become a film star — sie wurde von einer Unbekannten zum Filmstar gemacht

his rescuers had plucked him from the jaws of death — seine Retter hatten ihn den Klauen des Todes entrissen

he was plucked to safety — er wurde in Sicherheit gebracht

to pluck sth out of the air — etw aus der Luft greifen

to pluck up (one's) courage — all seinen Mut zusammennehmen

2) hair, feather auszupfen

if thy right eye offend thee pluck it out (Bibl) — wenn dir dein rechtes Auge zum Ärgernis wird, so reiß es aus

3. vi

to pluck at sth — an etw (dat) (herum)zupfen

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pluck [plʌk]

A s

1. Zupfen n

2. Ruck m, Zug m

3. GASTR Innereien pl

4. fig Mut m, Schneid m/f, Mumm m

B v/t

1. Obst, Blumen etc pflücken

2. a) auch pluck out Federn, Haar, Unkraut etc auszupfen

b) Geflügel rupfen: → crow¹ 1

3. zupfen an (dat):

pluck sb’s sleeve jemanden am Ärmel zupfen

4. → courage

5. Wolle verlesen

6. MUS Saiten, ein Saiteninstrument zupfen

7. umg

a) jemanden rupfen, ausnehmen

b) jemanden übers Ohr hauen

C v/i pluck at zupfen an (dat):

pluck at sb’s sleeve jemanden am Ärmel zupfen

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1. transitive verb
1) (pull off, pick) pflücken [Blumen, Obst]

pluck [out] — auszupfen [Federn, Haare]

2) (pull at, twitch) zupfen an (+ Dat.); zupfen [Saite, Gitarre]

3) (strip of feathers) rupfen
2. intransitive verb
pluck at something — an etwas (Dat.) zupfen
3. noun
Mut, der; Schneid, der (ugs.)

Phrasal Verbs:

- pluck up

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v.

pflücken v.

English-german dictionary > pluck
2 naked

adjective

1) nackt

strip somebody naked — jemanden nackt ausziehen

2) nackt [Glühbirne]; offen [Licht, Flamme]

3) (defenceless) wehrlos

4) (plain) nackt [Tatsache, Wahrheit, Aggression, Gier, Ehrgeiz]

visible to or with the naked eye — mit bloßem Auge zu erkennen

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['neikid]
adjective

1) (without clothes: a naked child.) nackt

2) (openly seen, not hidden: the naked truth.) bloß

3) ((of a flame etc) uncovered or unprotected: Naked lights are dangerous.) offen

•

- academic.ru/89366/nakedly">nakedly
- nakedness
- the naked eye
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na·ked

[ˈneɪkɪd]

adj

1. (unclothed) nackt, unbekleidet, SCHWEIZ a. blutt fam

to be \naked to the waist mit freiem Oberkörper herumlaufen BRD

half \naked halb nackt

stark [or AM buck] [or AM butt] \naked ( fam) splitter[faser]nackt

to strip \naked sich akk nackt ausziehen

2. (uncovered) nackt; ( fig) nackt, bloß; (without any hedge) ungesichert

\naked aggression unverhüllte Aggression

\naked ambition blanker Ehrgeiz

a \naked bulb eine nackte Glühbirne

to the \naked eye für das bloße Auge

with the \naked eye mit bloßem Auge

\naked flame offene Flamme

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['neIkɪd]
adj

1) person nackt, unbekleidet, bloß (liter); animal (= without fur) ohne Fell; bird (= without feathers) federlos; branch nackt, kahl; countryside kahl; sword bloß, blank, nackt; flame, light ungeschützt; wire blank

to go naked — nackt gehen

naked to the waist —

I feel naked without my wristwatch/make-up (as) naked as nature intended ( hum man ) woman —, man ) im Adamskostüm (hum) woman im Evaskostüm (hum)

(as) naked as the day (that) he was born — splitterfasernackt (hum)

the naked eye — das bloße Auge

visible/invisible to the naked eye — mit bloßem Auge erkennbar/nicht erkennbar

a room with one naked bulb — ein Zimmer, in dem nur eine Glühbirne hing

2) (= defenceless) schutzlos

the President/army was left naked — der Präsident/das Heer stand schutzlos da

3) (= pure) truth, facts, aggression nackt; hatred, misery, anxiety blank, nackt

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naked [ˈneıkıd] adj (adv nakedly)

1. nackt:

naked flames pl offenes Feuer

2. bloß, nackt:

with the naked eye mit bloßem oder nacktem Auge

3. nackt, blank (Schwert etc)

4. nackt, kahl (Felsen, Wände etc):

a naked room ein kahler Raum

5. entblößt (of von oder gen):

a tree naked of leaves ein entlaubter Baum;

naked of all provisions bar aller Vorräte

6. a) schutz-, wehrlos

b) preisgegeben, ausgeliefert ( beide:

to dat)

7. nackt, ungeschminkt, unverblümt (Fakten, Wahrheit etc):

naked hatred nackter oder blanker Hass

8. JUR bloß, ohne Rechtsanspruch, unbestätigt:

naked debenture Br ungesicherte Schuldverschreibung;

naked confession unbestätigtes Geständnis;

naked possession tatsächlicher Besitz (ohne Rechtsanspruch)

9. BOT nackt, unbehaart, blattlos:

naked lady Herbstzeitlose f

10. ZOOL nackt:

a) unbehaart

b) federlos

c) ohne Schale oder Haus

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adjective

1) nackt

strip somebody naked — jemanden nackt ausziehen

2) nackt [Glühbirne]; offen [Licht, Flamme]

3) (defenceless) wehrlos

4) (plain) nackt [Tatsache, Wahrheit, Aggression, Gier, Ehrgeiz]

visible to or with the naked eye — mit bloßem Auge zu erkennen

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adj.

bloß adj.

kahl adj.

nackt adj.

English-german dictionary > naked

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