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I 1. nounPferch, der2. transitive verb,- nn-1) (shut up in pen) einpferchen2)pen somebody in a corner — jemanden in eine Ecke drängen
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/89934/pen_in">pen inII 1. noun1) (for writing) Federhalter, der; (fountain pen) Füller, der; (ball pen) Kugelschreiber, der; Kuli, der (ugs.); (felt-tip pen) Filzstift, der; (ball pen or felt-tip pen) Stift, derthe pen is mightier than the sword — (prov.) die Feder ist mächtiger als das Schwert; see also paper 1. 1)
2) (quill-feather) Feder, die2. transitive verb,- nn- niederschreibenpen a letter to/a note for somebody — jemandem einen Brief/ein paar Worte schreiben
* * *I [pen] noun(a small enclosure, usually for animals: a sheep-pen.) der PferchII [pen](an instrument for writing in ink: My pen needs a new nib.) der Federhalter- pen-friend- pen-pal
- pen-knife
- pen-name
- pen-pal* * *pen1[pen]ballpoint \pen Kugelschreiber mfelt-tip \pen Filzstift mfountain \pen Füllfederhalter m, Füller m, Füllfeder f ÖSTERR, SÜDD, SCHWEIZto make one's living by the \pen sich dat seinen Lebensunterhalt als Schriftsteller/Schriftstellerin verdienenwith a stroke of the \pen mit einem Federstrichto live by one's \pen vom Schreiben lebento write in \pen mit Tinte schreibenII. vt<- nn->pen2[pen]I. nto put an animal in a \pen ein Tier einpferchenin the \pen im Kittchento lock sb up in the \pen jdn hinter schwedische Gardinen sperren famto throw sb in the \pen jdn in den Knast werfen famII. vt<- nn->▪ to be \penned eingesperrt sein* * *I [pen]1. n(= dip pen) Feder f; (= fountain pen) Füllfederhalter m, Füller m; (= ball-point pen) Kugelschreiber m, Kuli m (inf)2. vtniederschreiben; poem etc also verfassen II1. n1) (for cattle etc) Pferch m; (for sheep) Hürde f; (for pigs) Koben m; (= play pen) Laufstall m, Ställchen nt, Laufgitter nt3) (for submarines) Bunker m2. vteinsperren IIIn(= swan) weiblicher Schwan* * *pen1 [pen]A s1. Gehege n, Pferch m, (Schaf) Hürde f, Verschlag m (für Geflügel etc), (Hühner) Stall m2. Laufstall m (für Kleinkinder)3. (Stau-)Damm m4. SCHIFF, MIL U-Boot-Bunker mB v/t prät und pperf penned, US auch pent auch pen in, pen upa) einpferchen, -schließen,b) fig jemandes Aktionsradius etc einengen:feel penned in sich eingeengt fühlenpen2 [pen]A sb) Federhalter mc) Füller md) Kugelschreiber m:take pen in hand, take up one’s pen zur Feder greifen;pen and ink Schreibzeug n;the pen is mightier than the sword (Sprichwort) die Feder ist mächtiger als das Schwert2. fig Feder f, Stil m:he has a sharp pen er führt eine spitze Feder3. figa) Schriftstellerei fb) Schriftsteller(in)B v/t1. (auf-, nieder)schreiben2. ab-, verfassenpen3 [pen] s ORN weiblicher Schwanpen4 [pen] s US sl Kittchen n (Gefängnis)* * *I 1. nounPferch, der2. transitive verb,- nn-1) (shut up in pen) einpferchen2)Phrasal Verbs:- pen inII 1. noun1) (for writing) Federhalter, der; (fountain pen) Füller, der; (ball pen) Kugelschreiber, der; Kuli, der (ugs.); (felt-tip pen) Filzstift, der; (ball pen or felt-tip pen) Stift, derthe pen is mightier than the sword — (prov.) die Feder ist mächtiger als das Schwert; see also paper 1. 1)
2) (quill-feather) Feder, die2. transitive verb,- nn- niederschreibenpen a letter to/a note for somebody — jemandem einen Brief/ein paar Worte schreiben
* * *n.Feder -n f.Schreibfeder f.Stift -e m.
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