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2 liniiert
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3 liniert
( liniiert)I P.P. lin(i)ierenII Adj. ruled, lined* * *lined* * *1) (having lines: lined paper; a lined face.) lined2) (having straight lines drawn across: ruled paper.) ruled* * *li·niert* * *Adjektiv ruled; lined* * *B. adj ruled, lined* * *Adjektiv ruled; lined* * *adj.lined adj. -
4 bestanden
I P.P. bestehenII Adj. Examen etc.: (successfully) passed; jemandem zur bestandenen Prüfung gratulieren congratulate s.o. on passing his ( oder her) exam—Adj. (bepflanzt) mit Bäumen bestanden covered in trees, tree-covered...; Straße: lined with trees, tree-lined avenue* * *be|stạn|den [bə'ʃtandn]adjmit Bäumen bestanden (Allee) — tree-lined; Abhang
2)nach bestandener Prüfung — after passing the/an exam
bei nicht bestandener Prüfung — if you etc don't pass the exam
See:→ auch bestehen* * *be·stan·den1. (erfolgreich absolviert) passednach glänzend \bestandenem Examen after brilliantly passing the examwir feiern die \bestandene Prüfungen we're celebrating passing our examsmit Bäumen \bestandene Straße tree-lined streetgut/schlecht \bestandenes Gebiet well/poorly-stocked area* * ** * *bestanden1B. adj Examen etc: (successfully) passed;jemandem zur bestandenen Prüfung gratulieren congratulate sb on passing his ( oder her) exambestanden2 adj (bepflanzt)* * *von od. mit etwas bestanden sein — have something growing on it
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5 pelzgefüttert
Adj. fur-lined* * *pẹlz|ge|füt|tert [-gəfʏtɐt]adjfur-lined, lined with fur* * *pelz·ge·füt·tertadj fur-lined* * *pelzgefüttert adj fur-lined -
6 durchfurcht
* * *rutty* * *durchfurcht adj Gesicht: lined, wrinkled;durchfurchte Stirn lined forehead, furrowed brow liter -
7 durchgehend
I Part. Präs. durchgehenII Adj. attr.1. Flug, Zug: through, direct; (ohne Halt etc.) non-stop2. Betrieb etc.: continuous, non-stop3. Linie etc.: continuous; Bank, Tischplatte: one-piece...III Adv.1. (allgemein) generally2. (ständig) continuously; durchgehend geöffnet open all day; durchgehend von 9 - 18.30 geöffnet open 9 a.m. - 6.30 p.m.; durchgehend arbeiten work through; Einlass durchgehend non-stop admission* * *non-stop; direct; through* * *dụrch|ge|hend1. adjÖffnungszeiten round-the-clock attr (Brit), around-the-clock attr (US), continuous; Straße straight; Verkehrsverbindung direct; Zug nonstop, through attr, direct; Fahrkarte through attr; Muster continuous; Eigenschaft constantdurchgehende Güter — goods in transit
2. advthroughout, right throughdurchgehend geöffnet —
durchgehend gefüttert — fully lined, lined throughout
* * *1) (continuing without a stop: non-stop entertainment; Is this train non-stop?) non-stop2) (continuously: I worked solidly from 8.30 a.m. till lunchtime.) solidly3) ((of a bus or train) that goes all the way to one's destination, so that one doesn't have to change (buses or trains): There isn't a through train - you'll have to change.) through* * *durch·ge·hend[ˈdʊrçge:ənt]I. adj1. (nicht unterbrochen) continuousmanche Kaufhäuser haben \durchgehende Öffnungszeiten von 9 bis 18 Uhr 30 some stores stay [or remain] open from 9am till 6:30pm2. BAHN through, direct, non-stopII. adv all the timedie Bereitschaftspolizei hat \durchgehend Dienst the riot police are on call [a]round-the-clock [or 24 hours a day]\durchgehend geöffnet open right through* * *1.1) continuous <line, pattern, etc.>; constantly recurring < motif>2.durchgehend geöffnet haben — be open all day
* * *B. adj attr2. Betrieb etc: continuous, non-stop3. Linie etc: continuous; Bank, Tischplatte: one-piece …C. adv1. (allgemein) generally2. (ständig) continuously;durchgehend geöffnet open all day;durchgehend von 9 - 18.30 geöffnet open 9 a. m. - 6.30 p.m.;durchgehend arbeiten work through;Einlass durchgehend non-stop admission3. (durchweg) throughout;durchgehend gefüttert sein be fully lined* * *1.1) continuous <line, pattern, etc.>; constantly recurring < motif>2.* * *adj.non-stop adj.passing adj. -
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Adj.2. Vorhang, Kleid: heavily pleated* * *fạl|ten|reichadjHaut wrinkled; Gesicht auch lined; Kleid, Mantel tightly pleated* * *fal·ten·reich1. Stirn wrinkled2. Gewand with many pleats* * *faltenreich adj2. Vorhang, Kleid: heavily pleated -
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10 Linienpapier
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11 säumen
v/t (Textilstück) hem; fig. line; (umgeben) skirt; Tausende säumten die Straßen thousands lined the streets—v/i lit. (warten, zögern) tarry* * *(Näharbeit) to hem; to purl;(Straße) to line* * *säu|men I ['zɔymən]vt (SEW)to hem; (fig geh) to line IIvi (liter)to tarry (liter)* * *1) (to make a hem on (a piece of clothing): I've hemmed the skirt.) hem2) (to form lines along: Crowds lined the pavement to see the Queen.) line3) (to sew a seam in: I've pinned the skirt together but I haven't seamed it yet.) seam* * *säu·men[ˈzɔymən]I. vt▪ etw \säumen1. (Kleidung) to hem sth▪ ohne zu \säumen, ohne S\säumen without delay* * *transitives Verb hem; (fig. geh.) line* * *Tausende säumten die Straßen thousands lined the streetssäumen2 v/i liter (warten, zögern) tarry* * *transitives Verb hem; (fig. geh.) line* * *v.to border (on) v.to edge v.to fringe v.to hem v.to purl v.to seam v. -
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fed* * *((negative unlined) having a lining: a lined skirt.) lined* * *ge·füt·tertadj lined* * *p.p.fed (animals) p.p. -
13 liniertes Papier
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14 Attentat
n; -(e)s, -e assassination attempt ( auf + Akk on), attempted assassination; geglücktes: assassination; Attentat auf jemanden attempt on s.o.’s life; ein Attentat auf jemanden verüben make an attempt on s.o.’s life; erfolgreich: assassinate s.o.; einem Attentat zum Opfer fallen fall victim to an assassination; ich habe ein Attentat auf dich vor umg., fig. hum. I’ve got a big favo(u)r to ask of you ( oder a job lined up for you)* * *das Attentat(Mord) assassination;(Mordversuch) assassination attempt; attempted assassination* * *Ạt|ten|tat ['atntaːt, atɛn'taːt]nt -(e)s, -eassassination; (= Attentatsversuch) assassination attemptein Attentat auf jdn verüben — to assassinate sb; (bei gescheitertem Versuch) to make an attempt on sb's life
* * *(an attack: They made an attempt on his life but he survived.) attempt* * *At·ten·tat<-[e]s, -e>[ˈatn̩ta:t]ein \Attentat auf jdn verüben to make an attempt on sb's life; (mit tödlichem Ausgang) to assassinate sb▶ ein \Attentat auf jdn vorhaben (hum fam: jdn um etw bitten wollen) to [want to] ask sb a favour [or AM -or]* * *das; Attentat[e]s, Attentate assassination attempt; (erfolgreiches) assassinationein Attentat auf jemanden verüben — make an attempt on somebody's life/assassinate somebody
* * *Attentat auf jemanden attempt on sb’s life;ein Attentat auf jemanden verüben make an attempt on sb’s life; erfolgreich: assassinate sb;einem Attentat zum Opfer fallen fall victim to an assassination;ich habe ein Attentat auf dich vor umg, fig hum I’ve got a big favo(u)r to ask of you ( oder a job lined up for you)* * *das; Attentat[e]s, Attentate assassination attempt; (erfolgreiches) assassinationein Attentat auf jemanden verüben — make an attempt on somebody's life/assassinate somebody
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19 Grundlage
f1. basis; gesetzliche Grundlage legal basis, basis in law; auf der Grundlage von (oder + Gen) on the basis of; auf breiter Grundlage on a broad basis; die Grundlage bilden für form the basis of, be ( oder constitute) the basis for; die Grundlagen schaffen oder legen für lay the foundations for; jeder Grundlage entbehren be completely unfounded3. umg., fig. für Alkohol etc.: blotting paper, Am. stomach lining; für heute Abend wirst du eine gute Grundlage brauchen you’ll need plenty of blotting paper for tonight, Am. you’d better get the old stomach well lined for tonight* * *die Grundlagebase; foundation; groundwork; basis* * *Grụnd|la|gefbasis; (MUS) root positionals Grundlage für etw dienen — to serve as a basis for sth
auf der Grundlage von or +gen — on the basis of
die Grundlagen einer Wissenschaft — the fundamental principles of a science
etw auf eine neue Grundlage stellen (Beziehungen) — to put sth on a different footing or basis; Organisation etc to change the basic structure(s) of sth
jeder Grundlage entbehren — to be completely unfounded or without foundation
* * *die1) (the main ingredient of a mixture: This paint has oil as a base.) base2) (that on which a thing rests or is founded: This idea is the basis of my argument.) basis3) (foundation: The business is now on a firm footing.) footing4) (the first things to be learned in any subject: the elements of musical theory.) elements5) (a basic or essential part of any thing: Learning to read is one of the fundamentals of education.) fundamental* * *Grund·la·gef basis, foundationjeder \Grundlage entbehren to be completely unfounded [or without foundation]auf der \Grundlage von etw dat on the basis of stheine gute \Grundlage (fam) a good lining for one's stomach* * *die basis; foundationjeder Grundlage entbehren — be completely unfounded or without any foundation
* * *1. basis;gesetzliche Grundlage legal basis, basis in law;auf der Grundlage von (oder +gen) on the basis of;auf breiter Grundlage on a broad basis;die Grundlage bilden für form the basis of, be ( oder constitute) the basis for;legen für lay the foundations for;jeder Grundlage entbehren be completely unfounded2.Grundlagen (Grundbegriffe) fundamentals, basicsfür heute Abend wirst du eine gute Grundlage brauchen you’ll need plenty of blotting paper for tonight, US you’d better get the old stomach well lined for tonight* * *die basis; foundationjeder Grundlage entbehren — be completely unfounded or without any foundation
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20 liniiert
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