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1 flap table
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2 flap
1. transitive verb,- pp- schlagen2. intransitive verb,- pp-1) [Flügel:] schlagen; [Segel, Fahne, Vorhang:] flattern2)somebody's ears were flapping — (was very interested) jemand spitzte die Ohren
3) (fig. coll.): (panic) die Nerven verlieren3. noun1) Klappe, die; (seal on envelope, tongue of shoe) Lasche, die2) (fig. coll.): (panic)* * *[flæp] 1. noun1) (anything broad or wide that hangs loosely: a flap of canvas.) der Lappen2) (the sound made when such a thing moves: We could hear the flap of the flag blowing in the wind.) der Schlag3) (great confusion or panic: They are all in a terrible flap.) die Aufregung2. verb1) (to (make something) move with the sound of a flap: the leaves were flapping in the breeze; The bird flapped its wings.) hin und her bewegen, schlagen* * *[flæp]I. vt<- pp->II. vi<- pp->1. (fly) flatternthe geese have \flapped slowly out of sight die Gänse sind langsam davongeflattert; wings schlagen; door klappern2. (flutter) flatternthe sails \flapped in the wind die Segel flatterten im Winddon't \flap! reg dich nicht auf!III. n\flap of flesh Fleischfetzen mpocket \flap Taschenklappe f\flap of skin Hautlappen mwhat was the big \flap about? warum waren denn alle so aus dem Häuschen? fam6.▶ to cause a \flap [einen Sturm der] Entrüstung auslösen* * *[flp]1. na flap of skin — ein Hautfetzen m; (Med) ein Hautlappen m
3)4) (Brit inf) helle Aufregung, Panik fto get in(to) a flap — in helle Aufregung geraten, ins Flattern geraten (inf)
2. vihis coat flapped about his legs — der Mantel schlackerte ihm um die Beine (inf)
his ears were flapping (inf) — er spitzte die Ohren
2) (Brit inf) in heller Aufregung seindon't flap — reg dich nicht auf
there's no need to flap —
she's been flapping around all morning — sie rennt schon den ganzen Morgen wie ein aufgescheuchtes Huhn durch die Gegend (inf)
3. vthe flapped the newspaper at the fly — er schlug or klatschte mit der Zeitung nach der Fliege
* * *flap [flæp]A s1. Flattern n (auch von Segeln etc), (Flügel) Schlag m2. Schlag m, Klaps mb) (weiche) (Hut) Krempe4. Klappe f, Falltür f5. (Verschluss)Klappe f (einer Handtasche, eines Briefumschlags, eines Ventils etc), Lasche f (eines Kartons):7. Klappe f (eines Buchumschlags)8. Lasche f (am Schuh)a) Lappen mflap of the ear Ohrläppchen n10. umg helle Aufregung:be in a flap in heller Aufregung sein;B v/tshe flapped a newspaper at the fly sie schlug mit einer Zeitung nach der Fliege3. werfen:flap down hinwerfen;flap the door die Tür zuwerfenC v/i1. flattern:2. mit den Flügeln schlagen, flattern:flap off davonflattern3. klatschen, schlagen ( beide:against gegen)4. umg panikena) in heller Aufregung seinb) in helle Aufregung geraten:don’t flap, we’ll find it nur keine Panik, wir werden es schon finden5. US umg quasseln* * *1. transitive verb,- pp- schlagen2. intransitive verb,flap its wings — mit den Flügeln schlagen; (at short intervals) [mit den Flügeln] flattern
- pp-1) [Flügel:] schlagen; [Segel, Fahne, Vorhang:] flattern2)somebody's ears were flapping — (was very interested) jemand spitzte die Ohren
3) (fig. coll.): (panic) die Nerven verlieren3. noun1) Klappe, die; (seal on envelope, tongue of shoe) Lasche, die2) (fig. coll.): (panic)* * *n.Klappe -n f.Schlag -¨e m. v.klappen v. -
3 leaf
1. noun, pl. leaves1) Blatt, das2) (of paper) Blatt, das2. intransitive verbturn over a new leaf — (fig.) einen neuen Anfang machen; sich ändern; see also academic.ru/8158/book">book 1. 1)
leaf through something — etwas durchblättern; in etwas (Dat.) blättern
* * *[li:f]plural - leaves; noun1) (a part of a plant growing from the side of a stem, usually green, flat and thin, but of various shapes depending on the plant: Many trees lose their leaves in autumn.) das Blatt2) (something thin like a leaf, especially the page of a book: Several leaves had been torn out of the book.) das Blatt3) (an extra part of a table, either attached to one side with a hinge or added to the centre when the two ends are apart.) das Ausziehbrett•- leaflet- leafy
- turn over a new leaf* * *I. n<pl leaves>[li:f, pl li:vz]dead \leaf verwelktes Blattto be in/come into \leaf Blätter haben/bekommen\leaf of paper Blatt nt Papiershe turned the leaves of the book slowly sie blätterte die Seiten des Buchs langsam umto pull out/put in a/the \leaf eine/die Ausziehplatte herausnehmen/einsetzen5.▶ to shake like a \leaf wie Espenlaub zitternII. vi[li:f]1. (of book, periodical)▪ to \leaf through sth etw durchblättern* * *[liːf]1. n pl leaves1) Blatt ntto come into leaf — grün werden, ausschlagen (poet)
he swept the leaves into a pile — er fegte das Laub auf einen Haufen
2) (of paper) Blatt ntto take a leaf out of or from sb's book — sich (dat) von jdm eine Scheibe abschneiden
it's time you turned over a new leaf, said the teacher — es wird Zeit, dass du dich änderst, sagte der Lehrer
3) (of table) Ausziehplatte fpull the leaves out — zieh den Tisch aus!
gold/silver leaf — Blattgold/-silber nt
2. vi* * *leaf [liːf]A pl leaves [liːvz] s1. BOT Blatt n:leaf blade Blattspreite f;leaf bud Blattknospe f;in leaf belaubt;come into leaf ausschlagen, zu sprießen beginnen3. kolla) Teeblätter plb) Tabakblätter pl4. Blatt n (im Buch):take a leaf out of sb’s book fig sich ein Beispiel nehmen an jemandem, sich von jemandem eine Scheibe abschneiden umg;turn over a new leaf fig ein neues Leben beginnen, einen neuen Anfang machen5. TECHa) (Fenster-, Tür) Flügel mc) Ausziehplatte f (eines Tisches):pull out the leaves den Tisch ausziehend) Aufziehklappe f (einer Klappbrücke)6. TECH Blatt n, (dünne) Folie, Lamelle f:leaf brass Messingfolie7. TECHa) Blatt n (einer Feder)b) Zahn m (am Triebrad)c) Blattfeder fB v/ileaf out US ausschlagen, zu sprießen beginnenC v/t US durchblättern* * *1. noun, pl. leaves1) Blatt, das2) (of paper) Blatt, das2. intransitive verbturn over a new leaf — (fig.) einen neuen Anfang machen; sich ändern; see also book 1. 1)
leaf through something — etwas durchblättern; in etwas (Dat.) blättern
* * *n.(§ pl.: leaves)= Blatt ¨-er n.
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