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1 tart
I adjectiveherb; sauer [Obst usw.]; (fig.) scharfzüngigII nounjam tart — Marmeladentörtchen, das
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/92483/tart_up">tart up* * *I adjective(sharp or sour in taste: These apples taste rather tart.) sauer- tartly- tartness II noun1) (a pie containing eg fruit or jam: an apple tart.) der Obstkuchen2) ((slang) a prostitute.)* * *tart1[tɑ:t, AM tɑ:rt]I. njam \tart Marmeladentörtchen ntcustard \tart Vanillecremetorte fhoney \tart gefüllter Honigkuchenjam \tart Marmeladenkuchen mstrawberry \tart Erdbeertorte f, Erdbeerkuchen mII. adj2. (cutting) scharf, beißend, bissig\tart irony beißende Ironie\tart remark bissige Bemerkung\tart reply scharfe Erwiderung, schroffe Antwort\tart wit scharfer Verstandtart2[tɑ:t, AM tɑ:rt]I. n (fig, usu pej)2. ( fam: attractive female) süßes Ding veraltend, flotte Biene veraltend fam, flotter Käfer veraltend fam* * *I [tAːt]adj (+er)IIn (COOK)Obstkuchen m, Obsttorte f; (individual) Obsttörtchen ntapple tart — Apfelkuchen m/-törtchen nt
IIIjam tart — Marmeladenkuchen m/-törtchen nt
n (Brit inf= prostitute) Nutte f (inf); (= loose woman) Flittchen nt (pej inf); (pej = woman) Schachtel f (inf)* * *tart1 [tɑː(r)t] adj (adv tartly)1. sauer (Apfel etc)2. fig scharf (Antwort etc)tart2 [tɑː(r)t]A s1. (Frucht-, Creme-)Törtchen n2. besonders Br Obstkuchen m, belegte Torte3. sla) Flittchen n pejb) Nutte f pejtart o.s. up sich aufdonnern oder auftakeln* * *I adjectiveherb; sauer [Obst usw.]; (fig.) scharfzüngigII nounjam tart — Marmeladentörtchen, das
Phrasal Verbs:- tart up* * *adj.herb adj. n.Torte -n f. -
2 fill up
1. transitive verb1) (make full)fill something up [with something] — etwas [mit etwas] füllen
2) (put petrol into)fill up [the tank] — tanken
fill her up! — (coll.) voll[tanken]!
3) auffüllen [Loch]4) (complete) ausfüllen [Formular usw.]2. intransitive verb[Theater, Zimmer, Zug usw.:] sich füllen; [Becken, Spülkasten:] voll laufen* * *(to make or become completely full: Fill up the petrol tank, please.) auffüllen* * *◆ fill upI. vt1. (render full)▪ to \fill up up ⇆ sth etw vollfüllen2. (occupy entire space)▪ to \fill up up ⇆ sth etw ausfüllenthe painting \fill ups up the entire wall das Bild füllt die gesamte Wand aus▪ to \fill up up ⇆ sth etw ausfüllento \fill up up a document ein Dokument ausfüllen4. AUTOI \fill uped up the car with diesel fuel ich tankte das Auto mit Diesel voll\fill up it up with unleaded, please! einmal bleifrei volltanken, bitte!5. (occupy)after her death he \fill uped up his timetable with as many appointments as possible to take his mind off the tragedy nach ihrem Tod traf er jeden Tag so viele Verabredungen wie möglich, um sich von der Tragödie abzulenkento \fill up up one's time sich dat viel vornehmen6. FOOD▪ to \fill up up ⇆ sb jdn satt bekommenII. vithe hall \fill uped up with visitors die Halle füllte sich mit Besuchern2. AUTO [voll] tanken* * *1. vi2) (hall, barrel etc) sich füllen2. vt septo fill sth right up — etw bis zum Rand (an)füllen
fill her up! ( Aut inf ) — volltanken bitte!
that pie has really filled me up — ich fühle mich wirklich voll nach dieser Pastete
you need something to fill you up — du brauchst was Sättigendes
2) form ausfüllen* * *A v/t1. vollfüllen, seinen Wagen etc auftanken:fill her up umg volltanken, bitte!B v/i sich füllen* * *1. transitive verb1) (make full)fill something up [with something] — etwas [mit etwas] füllen
fill up [the tank] — tanken
fill her up! — (coll.) voll[tanken]!
3) auffüllen [Loch]4) (complete) ausfüllen [Formular usw.]2. intransitive verb[Theater, Zimmer, Zug usw.:] sich füllen; [Becken, Spülkasten:] voll laufen* * *v.auffüllen v.vollfüllen v.
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