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f; -n, -n pregnant woman, expectant mother* * *Schwạn|ge|re ['ʃvaŋərə]f decl as adjpregnant woman* * *Schwan·ge·ref dekl wie adj pregnant woman, expectant mother* * *die; adj. Dekl. expectant mother; pregnant woman* * ** * *die; adj. Dekl. expectant mother; pregnant woman -
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vt/i blow; Fahne: wave, flutter; Duft, Töne etc.: drift, waft; im Wind(e) wehen wave in the wind; der Wind weht eisig / scharf there’s an icy / a sharp wind (blowing); heute weht es tüchtig it’s blowing pretty hard today; wehende Gewänder flowing robes; Wind* * *die Wehen* * *we|hen ['veːən]1. vider Geist der Aufklärung wehte durch Deutschland (geh) — the spirit of enlightenment was abroad or reigned in Germany
es weht ein warmer Wind — there's a warm wind (blowing), a warm wind is blowing
See:→ Fahne2) aux sein (Geruch, Klang) to drift; (Duft) to waft2. vtto blow (von off); (sanft) to waft* * *1) ((of a current of air) to be moving: The wind blew more strongly.) blow2) (to (cause to) move quickly: A leaf fluttered to the ground.) flutter3) ((in a pregnant woman etc) the process of childbirth: She was in labour for several hours before the baby was born.) labour4) (to move backwards and forwards or flutter: The flags waved gently in the breeze.) wave* * *we·hen[ˈve:ən]I. vi1. Hilfsverb: haben (blasen) to blow▪ es weht etw sth is blowing3. Hilfsverb: sein (irgendwohin getragen werden)etw weht auf die Erde sth is blown onto the floor* * *1.intransitives Verb1) blow2) (flattern) flutter3) mit sein <leaves, snowflakes, scent> waft2.transitives Verb blow* * *im Wind(e) wehen wave in the wind;der Wind weht eisig/scharf there’s an icy/a sharp wind (blowing);heute weht es tüchtig it’s blowing pretty hard today;* * *1.intransitives Verb1) blow2) (flattern) flutter3) mit sein <leaves, snowflakes, scent> waft2.transitives Verb blow* * *v.to blow v.(§ p.,p.p.: blew, blown)to breeze v.to waft v.to wave v. -
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v/t1. make s.o. pregnant* * *to impregnate* * *schwạ̈n|gern ['ʃvɛŋɐn]vtto make pregnant, to impregnate (form)die Luft war mit Rauch/Weihrauch geschwängert — the air was thick with smoke/heavy or impregnated with incense
* * *schwän·gern[ˈʃvɛŋɐn]vt2. (erfüllen)▪ mit [o von] etw geschwängert sein to be thick with sthmit Weihrauch geschwängert sein to be heavy [or impregnated] with incense* * *transitives Verb make < woman> pregnantsich von jemandem schwängern lassen — get [oneself] pregnant by somebody
* * *schwängern v/t1. make sb pregnant2. fig impregnate;von Rauch geschwängert thick with smoke* * *transitives Verb make < woman> pregnantsich von jemandem schwängern lassen — get [oneself] pregnant by somebody
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