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2 moorig
moo·rig [ʼmo:rɪç] adjmarshy, boggy, swampy -
3 moosig
moo·sig [ʼmo:zɪç] adjmossy, moss-covered -
4 moosgrün
moósgrün adj зелен като мъх. -
5 muhen
v/i moo, low* * *to moo* * *mu|hen ['muːən]vito moo, to low* * *1) (to make the sound of a cow.) moo2) (such a sound.) moo* * *mu·hen[ˈmu:ən]vi Kuh to moo* * *intransitives Verb moo* * *muhen v/i moo, low* * *intransitives Verb moo* * *v.to low v. -
6 muh
Interj. moo!; muh machen go moo* * *[muː]interjmoo* * *[ˈmu:]interj moo* * *Interjektion moo* * *muh int moo!;muh machen go moo* * *Interjektion moo -
7 mühen
v/i moo, low* * *to moo* * *mu|hen ['muːən]vito moo, to low* * *1) (to make the sound of a cow.) moo2) (such a sound.) moo* * *mu·hen[ˈmu:ən]vi Kuh to moo* * *intransitives Verb moo* * *mühen v/r geh make an effort, try hard, take pains (zu +inf to +inf)* * *intransitives Verb moo* * *v.to low v. -
8 Homöopath
m; -en, -en; MED. hom(o)eopath* * *der Homöopathhomeopath* * *Ho|möo|path [homøo'paːt]1. m -en, -en,Ho|möo|pá|thin[-'paːtɪn]2. f -, -nenhomoeopath* * *Ho·möo·path(in)<-en, -en>[homøoˈpa:t]m(f) hom[o]eopath* * *der; Homöoen, Homöoen homoeopath* * ** * *der; Homöoen, Homöoen homoeopath* * *m.homeopath n. -
9 Homöopathie
f; -, kein Pl. hom(o)eopathy* * *die Homöopathiehomeopathy* * *Ho|möo|pa|thie [homøopa'tiː]f -, no plhomoeopathy* * *Ho·möo·pa·thie<->[homøopaˈti:]f kein pl hom[o]eopathy no pl, no art* * *die; Homöo: homoeopathy no art.* * ** * *die; Homöo: homoeopathy no art.* * *f.homeopathy n. -
10 homöopathisch
II Adv. hom(o)eopathically* * *homoeopathic; homeopathic* * *ho|möo|pa|thisch [homøo'paːtɪʃ]adjhomoeopathic* * *ho·möo·pa·thisch[homøoˈpa:tɪʃ]adj hom[o]eopathic* * *Adjektiv homoeopathic* * *A. adj hom(o)eopathic;B. adv hom(o)eopathically* * *Adjektiv homoeopathic* * *adj.homeopathic adj. -
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13 Brüllen
I v/i2. (wortlos schreien) scream; (heulen) scream, howl; spielende Kinder: shout and scream; vor Lachen ( Schmerzen) brüllen roar with laughter (scream with pain); brüllen wie am Spieß scream one’s head offII vt/i (Befehle etc.) bawl (out), shout, bark* * *(Kind) to boohoo; to bawl;(Mensch) to roar; to yell; to holler; to shout;(Rind) to bellow* * *brụ̈l|len ['brʏlən]1. vito shout, to roar; (pej = laut weinen) to yell, to bawl; (Stier) to bellow; (Elefant) to trumpeter brüllte vor Schmerzen — he screamed with pain
brüllendes Gelächter — roars or howls or screams of laughter (all pl)
brüllen wie am Spieß — to cry or scream blue (Brit) or bloody murder (inf)
das ist zum Brüllen (inf) — it's a scream (inf)
2. vtto shout, to roar* * *1) (to roar like a bull: The headmaster bellowed at the children.) bellow2) (to make the noise of cattle; to moo: The cows were lowing.) low3) (to shout or cry loudly: He bawled something rude; The baby has bawled all night.) bawl4) (to shout: He hollered at the boy to go away; He's hollering about the cost of petrol again.) holler5) (to give a loud deep cry; to say loudly; to shout: The lions roared; The sergeant roared (out) his commands.) roar6) (to laugh loudly: The audience roared (with laughter) at the man's jokes.) roar7) (a loud deep cry: a roar of pain/laughter; the lion's roars.) roar* * *brül·len[ˈbrʏlən]I. vibrüll doch nicht so! don't shout like that!vor Lachen/Schmerzen/Wut \brüllen to roar [or bellow] [or howl] with laughter/pain/rageII. vt▪ jdm etw ins Ohr/Gesicht \brüllen to shout [or bellow] [or bawl] sth in sb's ear/faceSie brauchen mir das nicht ins Ohr zu \brüllen! you don't need to shout in my ear!* * *1.intransitives Verb2) (ugs.): (schreien) roar; shoutvor Schmerzen/Lachen brüllen — roar with pain/laughter
nach jemandem brüllen — shout to or for somebody
das ist [ja] zum Brüllen — (ugs.) it's a [real] scream (coll.); what a scream (coll.)
3) (ugs.): (weinen) howl; bawl2.er brüllte wie am Spieß — he bawled his head off
transitives Verb yell; shout* * ** * *1.intransitives Verb2) (ugs.): (schreien) roar; shoutvor Schmerzen/Lachen brüllen — roar with pain/laughter
nach jemandem brüllen — shout to or for somebody
das ist [ja] zum Brüllen — (ugs.) it's a [real] scream (coll.); what a scream (coll.)
3) (ugs.): (weinen) howl; bawl2.transitives Verb yell; shout* * *v.to bellow v.to roar v.to scream v.to yell v. -
14 brüllen
I v/i2. (wortlos schreien) scream; (heulen) scream, howl; spielende Kinder: shout and scream; vor Lachen ( Schmerzen) brüllen roar with laughter (scream with pain); brüllen wie am Spieß scream one’s head offII vt/i (Befehle etc.) bawl (out), shout, bark* * *(Kind) to boohoo; to bawl;(Mensch) to roar; to yell; to holler; to shout;(Rind) to bellow* * *brụ̈l|len ['brʏlən]1. vito shout, to roar; (pej = laut weinen) to yell, to bawl; (Stier) to bellow; (Elefant) to trumpeter brüllte vor Schmerzen — he screamed with pain
brüllendes Gelächter — roars or howls or screams of laughter (all pl)
brüllen wie am Spieß — to cry or scream blue (Brit) or bloody murder (inf)
das ist zum Brüllen (inf) — it's a scream (inf)
2. vtto shout, to roar* * *1) (to roar like a bull: The headmaster bellowed at the children.) bellow2) (to make the noise of cattle; to moo: The cows were lowing.) low3) (to shout or cry loudly: He bawled something rude; The baby has bawled all night.) bawl4) (to shout: He hollered at the boy to go away; He's hollering about the cost of petrol again.) holler5) (to give a loud deep cry; to say loudly; to shout: The lions roared; The sergeant roared (out) his commands.) roar6) (to laugh loudly: The audience roared (with laughter) at the man's jokes.) roar7) (a loud deep cry: a roar of pain/laughter; the lion's roars.) roar* * *brül·len[ˈbrʏlən]I. vibrüll doch nicht so! don't shout like that!vor Lachen/Schmerzen/Wut \brüllen to roar [or bellow] [or howl] with laughter/pain/rageII. vt▪ jdm etw ins Ohr/Gesicht \brüllen to shout [or bellow] [or bawl] sth in sb's ear/faceSie brauchen mir das nicht ins Ohr zu \brüllen! you don't need to shout in my ear!* * *1.intransitives Verb2) (ugs.): (schreien) roar; shoutvor Schmerzen/Lachen brüllen — roar with pain/laughter
nach jemandem brüllen — shout to or for somebody
das ist [ja] zum Brüllen — (ugs.) it's a [real] scream (coll.); what a scream (coll.)
3) (ugs.): (weinen) howl; bawl2.er brüllte wie am Spieß — he bawled his head off
transitives Verb yell; shout* * *A. v/ivor Lachen (Schmerzen) brüllen roar with laughter (scream with pain);brüllen wie am Spieß scream one’s head off3. fig Geschütz, Motor etc: roar;brüllendes Gelächter roars of laughter plC. v/r:sich heiser etcbrüllen shout o.s. hoarse* * *1.intransitives Verb2) (ugs.): (schreien) roar; shoutvor Schmerzen/Lachen brüllen — roar with pain/laughter
nach jemandem brüllen — shout to or for somebody
das ist [ja] zum Brüllen — (ugs.) it's a [real] scream (coll.); what a scream (coll.)
3) (ugs.): (weinen) howl; bawl2.transitives Verb yell; shout* * *v.to bellow v.to roar v.to scream v.to yell v. -
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18 bemoosen
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19 Molybdändihydroxid-oxid
nдигидроксид оксид молибдена, MoO(OH)2Deutsch-Russische Wörterbuch der Chemie > Molybdändihydroxid-oxid
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