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1 Riesenportion
f umg. giant portion; eine Riesenportion Fleisch a huge piece of meat* * *Rie|sen|por|ti|onf (inf)giant portioneine Ríésenportion Fleisch — a huge piece of meat
* * *Riesenportion f umg giant portion;eine Riesenportion Fleisch a huge piece of meat -
2 tüchtig
I Adj.1. (fähig) capable, able, competent; (fleißig) hard-working; (leistungsfähig) efficient; tüchtiger Arbeiter auch good worker; tüchtig in (+ Dat) good at (+ Ger.) ( sehr) tüchtig im Beruf sein be (very) good at one’s job; tüchtig, tüchtig! iro. not bad (at all)2. (ausgezeichnet) excellent3. umg. (groß, stark) good; (anständig) decent; eine tüchtige Tracht Prügel a good hiding; ein tüchtiger Schrecken a real fright; ein tüchtiger Esser a good ( oder big) eater; einen tüchtigen Appetit haben be really hungryII Adv. umg.: tüchtig schneien snow hard; tüchtig arbeiten work hard; tüchtig zulangen tuck in, dig in; tüchtig essen oder trinken put away a fair ( oder decent) amount; tüchtig heizen turn the heating right up; sich tüchtig ärgern be ( oder get) really annoyed* * *hearty; skilful; capable; competent; diligent; brave; skillful; powerful; efficient; proficient; energetic; good; hardworking; able; gallant* * *tụ̈ch|tig ['tʏçtɪç]1. adj1) (= fähig) capable, competent (in +dat at); (= fleißig) efficient; Arbeiter goodetwas Tüchtiges lernen/werden (inf) — to get a proper training/job
tüchtig, tüchtig! — not bad!
2) (inf = groß) Portion big, huge; Stoß, Schlag hard; Appetit, Esser big2. adv1) (= fleißig, fest) hard; essen heartily2) (inf = sehr) good and proper (inf)tüchtig regnen — to pelt (inf)
tüchtig zulangen — to tuck in (inf)
* * *1) (clever especially in practical ways: She'll manage somehow - she's so capable!) capable2) efficiently3) ((of a person) capable; skilful: a very efficient secretary.) efficient4) (efficient: She's a very organized person.) organized5) (efficient: She's a very organized person.) organised6) proficiently7) (skilled; expert.) proficient* * *tüch·tig[ˈtʏçtɪç]I. adj1. (fähig) capable, competent\tüchtig, \tüchtig! well done!eine \tüchtige Tracht Prügel a good hiding [or beating1. (viel)\tüchtig anpacken/mithelfen to muck in BRIT, to share tasks/accommodation etc.\tüchtig essen to eat heartily\tüchtig sparen to save hard2. (stark)\tüchtig regnen to rain hard\tüchtig schneien to snow hard [or heavily]es stürmt \tüchtig the [or a] storm is raging* * *1.2) (von guter Qualität) excellent <performance, piece of work, etc.>tüchtig, tüchtig! — (auch iron.) well done!
3) nicht präd. (ugs.): (beträchtlich) sizeable <piece, portion>; big < gulp>; hearty <eater, appetite>2.1) efficiently; (fähig) competently* * *A. adjtüchtiger Arbeiter auch good worker;(sehr) tüchtig im Beruf sein be (very) good at one’s job;tüchtig, tüchtig! iron not bad (at all)2. (ausgezeichnet) excellenteine tüchtige Tracht Prügel a good hiding;ein tüchtiger Schrecken a real fright;ein tüchtiger Esser a good ( oder big) eater;einen tüchtigen Appetit haben be really hungryB. adv umg:tüchtig schneien snow hard;tüchtig arbeiten work hard;tüchtig zulangen tuck in, dig in;tüchtig heizen turn the heating right up;sich tüchtig ärgern be ( oder get) really annoyed* * *1.2) (von guter Qualität) excellent <performance, piece of work, etc.>tüchtig, tüchtig! — (auch iron.) well done!
3) nicht präd. (ugs.): (beträchtlich) sizeable <piece, portion>; big < gulp>; hearty <eater, appetite>2.1) efficiently; (fähig) competently* * *adj.able adj.brave adj.fast adj.proficient adj.strenuous adj. adv.proficiently adv.strenuously adv. -
3 üppig
I Adj.1. Vegetation, Pflanzenwuchs etc.: luxuriant; Wiese, Laub, auch fig. Leben: lush; üppiger Haarwuchs / Bartwuchs luxuriant hair / growth of beard2. Mahlzeit etc.: sumptuous, opulent; Speise, Nahrung: rich3. Figur, Formen etc.: full; (sinnlich) voluptuous; üppige Blondine busty blonde; üppiger Busen ample bosom4. umg. (reichlich) Trinkgeld, Portion etc.: generous, attr. auch big fat; eine ( ziemlich) üppige Angelegenheit umg. Fest etc.: a really plush do; nicht gerade üppig umg. not overwhelming(ly much); jemandem ein üppiges Gehalt zahlen umg. pay s.o. a fat ( oder huge) salary; es nicht üppig haben umg. be hard upII Adv. wachsen etc.: luxuriantly; üppig speisen have a sumptuous meal; üppig essen eat rich foods; jemanden üppig beschenken shower s.o. with presents; üppig leben live a life of luxury, live off the fat of the land, live the life of Riley, Am. auch live high on the hog; (zuviel essen und trinken) not stint o.s.; nicht gerade üppig bezahlen / verdienen umg. not pay / earn an enormous amount* * *lavish; flamboyant; opulent; lush; profuse; exuberant; voluptuous; sumptuous; luxuriant; luxurious; wasteful; extravagant; luscious; abundant* * *ụ̈p|pig ['ʏpɪç]1. adjWachstum luxuriant; Vegetation auch lush; Haar thick; Mahl, Ausstattung sumptuous, opulent; Rente, Gehalt lavish; Figur, Frau, Formen voluptuous; Busen ample; Leben luxurious; Fantasie richnun werd mal nicht zu üppig! (inf) — let's have no more of your cheek (Brit) or impudence! (inf)
2. adv* * *(large; larger than necessary: a generous sum of money; a generous piece of cake.) generous* * *üp·pig[ˈʏpɪç]1. (schwellend) voluptuous\üppige Brüste an ample bosom, ample [or large] [or voluptuous] breasts2. (reichhaltig) sumptuous* * *1.Adjektiv lush, luxuriant < vegetation>; thick <hair, beard>; sumptuous, opulent < meal>; full < bosom>; voluptuous <figure, woman>2.adverbial luxuriantly; <dine, eat> sumptuously* * *A. adj1. Vegetation, Pflanzenwuchs etc: luxuriant; Wiese, Laub, auch fig Leben: lush;üppiger Haarwuchs/Bartwuchs luxuriant hair/growth of beard2. Mahlzeit etc: sumptuous, opulent; Speise, Nahrung: richüppige Blondine busty blonde;üppiger Busen ample bosom4. umg (reichlich) Trinkgeld, Portion etc: generous, attr auch big fat;eine (ziemlich) üppige Angelegenheit umg Fest etc: a really plush do;nicht gerade üppig umg not overwhelming(ly much);es nicht üppig haben umg be hard upB. adv wachsen etc: luxuriantly;üppig speisen have a sumptuous meal;üppig essen eat rich foods;jemanden üppig beschenken shower sb with presents;üppig leben live a life of luxury, live off the fat of the land, live the life of Riley, US auch live high on the hog; (zuviel essen und trinken) not stint o.s.;nicht gerade üppig bezahlen/verdienen umg not pay/earn an enormous amount* * *1.Adjektiv lush, luxuriant < vegetation>; thick <hair, beard>; sumptuous, opulent < meal>; full < bosom>; voluptuous <figure, woman>2.adverbial luxuriantly; <dine, eat> sumptuously* * *adj.exuberant adj.luscious adj.luxuriant adj.wanton adj. adv.lusciously adv.luxuriantly adv.opulently adv.wantonly adv. -
4 handfest
Adj.1. Person: sturdy, strong3. fig. Beweise etc.: tangible, concrete; Argument, Vorschlag etc.: serious, solid; Drohung: serious; Skandal, Konflikt etc.: full-blown; handfeste Lüge out and out lie* * *hạnd|festadj2) (fig) Schlägerei violent; Skandal huge; Vorschlag, Argument well-founded, solid; Beweis solid, tangible; Interesse strong; Lüge, Betrug flagrant, blatant* * *(firm and strongly made (and therefore sound and reliable): That's a solid piece of furniture; His argument is based on good solid facts/reasoning.) solid* * *hand·fest1. (deftig) substantialich bestelle mir etwas H\handfesteres als einen Salat I'm ordering something more substantial than a salad2. (robust) sturdy▪ etwas H\handfestes something well-built3. (ordentlich) proper, real4. (hieb- und stichfest) well-foundedich hoffe, Sie haben \handfeste Beweise für Ihre Behauptung I hope you've got solid proof for your allegation* * *1) (kräftig) robust; sturdy3) (gewichtig) solid, tangible < proof>; concrete < suggestion>; full-blooded, violent < row>; complete < lie>; well-founded < argument>; real, thorough < beating>* * *handfest adj1. Person: sturdy, strong2. Essen: substantial;handfeste Mahlzeit good, square meal3. fig Beweise etc: tangible, concrete; Argument, Vorschlag etc: serious, solid; Drohung: serious; Skandal, Konflikt etc: full-blown;handfeste Lüge out and out lie* * *1) (kräftig) robust; sturdy2) (deftig) substantial <meal etc.>3) (gewichtig) solid, tangible < proof>; concrete < suggestion>; full-blooded, violent < row>; complete < lie>; well-founded < argument>; real, thorough < beating>* * *adj.stalwart adj. -
5 Rollen
I v/i (ist gerollt)1. roll; MOT. auch move; FLUG. taxi; See: roll; Donner: rumble; rollendes Material EISENB. rolling stock; Tränen rollten ihm über die Wangen tears rolled down his cheeks2. fig.: die Sache rollt umg. we’ve set the ball rolling, we’re on our way; stärker: it’s all systems go; der Rubel rollt umg. the money’s rolling in; Kopf 5II v/t (hat) roll; auf Rädern: auch wheel; sich (Dat) eine Zigarette rollen roll (oneself) a cigarette; etw. zu einer Kugel etc. rollen roll s.th. into a ball etc.; etw. in Papier etc. rollen roll s.th. up in paper etc.; nicht rollen! do not roll!; sich in seine Decke rollen roll ( oder wrap) oneself up in one’s blanket; die Augen rollen roll one’s eyes; das R rollen roll one’s r’s; man kann sie rollen umg., fig. she’s like a barrel, she’s a real roly-polyIII v/refl (hat) roll; Haar, Papier etc.: curl; sich im Gras rollen Kinder: roll around in the grass* * *das Rollenrolling* * *rọl|len ['rɔlən]1. vi1) aux sein to roll; (Flugzeug) to taxider Stein kommt ins Rollen (fig) — the ball has started rolling
die Ermittlungen sind ins Rollen gekommen — the investigation has gathered momentum
die Privatisierungswelle rollt — privatizations are in full flow
2)2. vtto roll; Teig to roll out; Teppich, Papier to roll up; (dial = mangeln) Wäsche, Betttücher to mangle3. vrto curl up; (Schlange auch) to curl itself up* * *1) rumble2) (an act of rolling: Our dog loves a roll on the grass.) roll3) (a ship's action of rocking from side to side: She said that the roll of the ship made her feel ill.) roll4) (a long low sound: the roll of thunder.) roll5) (to move by turning over like a wheel or ball: The coin/pencil rolled under the table; He rolled the ball towards the puppy; The ball rolled away.) roll6) (to move on wheels, rollers etc: The children rolled the cart up the hill, then let it roll back down again.) roll7) (to form (a piece of paper, a carpet) into the shape of a tube by winding: to roll the carpet back.) roll8) ((of a person or animal in a lying position) to turn over: The doctor rolled the patient( over) on to his side; The dog rolled on to its back.) roll9) (to shape (clay etc) into a ball or cylinder by turning it about between the hands: He rolled the clay into a ball.) roll10) (to move (one's eyes) round in a circle to express fear, surprise etc.) roll11) ((of an aeroplane) to move slowly along the ground before beginning to run forward for take-off: The plane taxied along the runway.) taxi12) ((of a ship) to be thrown about: The boat tossed wildly in the rough sea.) toss13) (to (cause to) roll slowly and heavily along on wheels: He trundled the wheelbarrow down the garden; The huge lorry trundled along the road.) trundle14) wheel* * *rol·len[ˈrɔlən]▶ etw ins R\rollen bringen to set sth in motion, to get sth underwayeine Lawine ins R\rollen bringen to start an avalancheein Verfahren ins R\rollen bringen to get proceedings underwayII. vt1. (zusammenrollen)2. (rollend fortbewegen)▪ etw irgendwohin \rollen to roll sth somewhere3. (sich einrollen)sie rollte sich in die Bettdecke she curled up in the blanket; s.a. RIII. vr* * *1.transitives Verb roll2.intransitives Verbetwas ins Rollen bringen — set something in motion; get something going (lit. or fig.); (unbeabsichtigt) set something moving
2) mit Richtungsangabe mit sein <thunder, guns, echo> rumble3.reflexives Verb1) roll2) <paper, carpet> curl [up]* * *die Sache ins Rollen bringen fig set the ball rolling, get things moving;das hat alles ins Rollen gebracht this got the whole thing moving* * *1.transitives Verb roll2.sich (Dat.) eine Zigarette rollen — roll oneself a cigarette
intransitives Verbetwas ins Rollen bringen — set something in motion; get something going (lit. or fig.); (unbeabsichtigt) set something moving
2) mit Richtungsangabe mit sein <thunder, guns, echo> rumble3.reflexives Verb1) roll2) <paper, carpet> curl [up]* * *v.to roll v.to trundle v.to welter v. -
6 rollen
I v/i (ist gerollt)1. roll; MOT. auch move; FLUG. taxi; See: roll; Donner: rumble; rollendes Material EISENB. rolling stock; Tränen rollten ihm über die Wangen tears rolled down his cheeks2. fig.: die Sache rollt umg. we’ve set the ball rolling, we’re on our way; stärker: it’s all systems go; der Rubel rollt umg. the money’s rolling in; Kopf 5II v/t (hat) roll; auf Rädern: auch wheel; sich (Dat) eine Zigarette rollen roll (oneself) a cigarette; etw. zu einer Kugel etc. rollen roll s.th. into a ball etc.; etw. in Papier etc. rollen roll s.th. up in paper etc.; nicht rollen! do not roll!; sich in seine Decke rollen roll ( oder wrap) oneself up in one’s blanket; die Augen rollen roll one’s eyes; das R rollen roll one’s r’s; man kann sie rollen umg., fig. she’s like a barrel, she’s a real roly-polyIII v/refl (hat) roll; Haar, Papier etc.: curl; sich im Gras rollen Kinder: roll around in the grass* * *das Rollenrolling* * *rọl|len ['rɔlən]1. vi1) aux sein to roll; (Flugzeug) to taxider Stein kommt ins Rollen (fig) — the ball has started rolling
die Ermittlungen sind ins Rollen gekommen — the investigation has gathered momentum
die Privatisierungswelle rollt — privatizations are in full flow
2)2. vtto roll; Teig to roll out; Teppich, Papier to roll up; (dial = mangeln) Wäsche, Betttücher to mangle3. vrto curl up; (Schlange auch) to curl itself up* * *1) rumble2) (an act of rolling: Our dog loves a roll on the grass.) roll3) (a ship's action of rocking from side to side: She said that the roll of the ship made her feel ill.) roll4) (a long low sound: the roll of thunder.) roll5) (to move by turning over like a wheel or ball: The coin/pencil rolled under the table; He rolled the ball towards the puppy; The ball rolled away.) roll6) (to move on wheels, rollers etc: The children rolled the cart up the hill, then let it roll back down again.) roll7) (to form (a piece of paper, a carpet) into the shape of a tube by winding: to roll the carpet back.) roll8) ((of a person or animal in a lying position) to turn over: The doctor rolled the patient( over) on to his side; The dog rolled on to its back.) roll9) (to shape (clay etc) into a ball or cylinder by turning it about between the hands: He rolled the clay into a ball.) roll10) (to move (one's eyes) round in a circle to express fear, surprise etc.) roll11) ((of an aeroplane) to move slowly along the ground before beginning to run forward for take-off: The plane taxied along the runway.) taxi12) ((of a ship) to be thrown about: The boat tossed wildly in the rough sea.) toss13) (to (cause to) roll slowly and heavily along on wheels: He trundled the wheelbarrow down the garden; The huge lorry trundled along the road.) trundle14) wheel* * *rol·len[ˈrɔlən]▶ etw ins R\rollen bringen to set sth in motion, to get sth underwayeine Lawine ins R\rollen bringen to start an avalancheein Verfahren ins R\rollen bringen to get proceedings underwayII. vt1. (zusammenrollen)2. (rollend fortbewegen)▪ etw irgendwohin \rollen to roll sth somewhere3. (sich einrollen)sie rollte sich in die Bettdecke she curled up in the blanket; s.a. RIII. vr* * *1.transitives Verb roll2.intransitives Verbetwas ins Rollen bringen — set something in motion; get something going (lit. or fig.); (unbeabsichtigt) set something moving
2) mit Richtungsangabe mit sein <thunder, guns, echo> rumble3.reflexives Verb1) roll2) <paper, carpet> curl [up]* * *A. v/i (ist gerollt)rollendes Material BAHN rolling stock;Tränen rollten ihm über die Wangen tears rolled down his cheeks2. fig:sich (dat)eine Zigarette rollen roll (oneself) a cigarette;rollen roll sth into a ball etc;etwas in Papier etcrollen roll sth up in paper etc;nicht rollen! do not roll!;sich in seine Decke rollen roll ( oder wrap) oneself up in one’s blanket;die Augen rollen roll one’s eyes;das R rollen roll one’s r’s;C. v/r (hat) roll; Haar, Papier etc: curl;sich im Gras rollen Kinder: roll around in the grass* * *1.transitives Verb roll2.sich (Dat.) eine Zigarette rollen — roll oneself a cigarette
intransitives Verbetwas ins Rollen bringen — set something in motion; get something going (lit. or fig.); (unbeabsichtigt) set something moving
2) mit Richtungsangabe mit sein <thunder, guns, echo> rumble3.reflexives Verb1) roll2) <paper, carpet> curl [up]* * *v.to roll v.to trundle v.to welter v. -
7 Streich
m; -(e)s, -e1. lustiger: prank, trick, (practical) joke; Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche Till Eulenspiegel’s merry pranks; dummer Streich silly ( oder childish) prank; jemandem einen ( bösen) Streich spielen play a (nasty) trick on s.o.; das Wetter hat uns einen Streich gespielt the weather played a nasty trick on us; mein Gedächtnis hat mir einen Streich gespielt my memory played me up (Am. played a trick on me)2. lit. mit der Faust, dem Schwert: blow; mit der flachen Hand: slap; mit dem Stock: stroke; Streich mit der Peitsche lash of the whip; jemandem einen Streich / den tödlichen Streich versetzen deal s.o. a blow / the deathblow; auf einen Streich at one blow; fig. in one go, in one fell swoop* * *der Streich(Scherz) trick; prank* * *[ʃtraiç]m -(e)s, -e1) (= Schabernack) prank, trickjdm einen Stréích spielen (lit) — to play a trick on sb; (fig: Gedächtnis etc) to play tricks on sb
immer zu Stréíchen aufgelegt sein — to be always up to pranks or tricks
2) (old, liter) blow; (mit Rute, Peitsche) stroke, lashjdm einen Stréích versetzen — to strike sb
auf einen or mit einem Stréích (lit) — with one blow; (fig) in one blow
* * *der1) (a piece of playful behaviour.) caper2) (something that causes laughter or amusement: The children thought it a huge joke when the cat stole the fish.) joke3) (a trick; a practical joke.) prank* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ʃtraiç]m1. (Schabernack) prankein böser [o bösartiger] \Streich a nasty trickjdm einen \Streich spielen to play a trick on sbdein Gedächtnis spielt dir einen \Streich your memory is playing tricks on youjdm einen \Streich versetzen (geh) to strike sb, to deal [or fetch] sb a blow* * *der; Streich[e]s, Streiche1) (geh.): (Hieb) blowauf einen Streich — (veralt.) at one blow; (fig.) at one fell swoop; at one go
2) (Schabernack) trick; prankmein Gedächtnis hat mir wieder einen Streich gespielt — my memory has been playing tricks on me again
* * *1. lustiger: prank, trick, (practical) joke;Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche Till Eulenspiegel’s merry pranks;dummer Streich silly ( oder childish) prank;jemandem einen (bösen) Streich spielen play a (nasty) trick on sb;das Wetter hat uns einen Streich gespielt the weather played a nasty trick on us;mein Gedächtnis hat mir einen Streich gespielt my memory played me up (US played a trick on me)Streich mit der Peitsche lash of the whip;jemandem einen Streich/den tödlichen Streich versetzen deal sb a blow/the deathblow;auf einen Streich at one blow; fig in one go, in one fell swoop* * *der; Streich[e]s, Streiche1) (geh.): (Hieb) blowauf einen Streich — (veralt.) at one blow; (fig.) at one fell swoop; at one go
2) (Schabernack) trick; prankmein Gedächtnis hat mir wieder einen Streich gespielt — my memory has been playing tricks on me again
* * *-e m.coup n.escapade n.stroke n.trick n. -
8 Wälzer
m; -s, -; waltz; Walzer tanzen (dance a) waltz; Wiener Walzer Viennese waltz; langsamer Walzer slow waltz* * *der Walzerwaltz* * *Wạl|zer ['valtsɐ]m -s, -waltzWalzer tanzen — to (dance the/a) waltz
* * *((a piece of music for) a type of slow ballroom dance performed by couples: The band is playing a waltz; ( also adjective) waltz music.) waltz* * *Wal·zer<-s, ->[ˈvaltsɐ]m waltzWiener \Walzer Viennese waltz* * *der; Walzers, Walzer: waltz* * ** * *der; Walzers, Walzer: waltz* * *- m.waltz n.
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