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1 Weh
Adj. attr. (schmerzend) sore; wehes Gefühl scharf: pang; dumpf: ache; wehes Lächeln sad smile; mir ist so weh zumute / ums Herz I feel so sad / so sick at heart; o weh!, ach weh! oh dear!, Am. auch oy veh!; wehtun* * *das Wehwoe; grief* * *[veː]nt -(e)s, -e (old, liter)woe; (= dumpfes Gefühl) ache; (= Leid, Gram) griefein tiefes Wéh erfüllte ihn — his heart ached
* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ve:]ein tiefes \Weh erfüllte ihr Herz her heart achedmit Ach und \Weh (fam) with a lot of weeping and wailing [or kicking and screaming* * *das; Weh[e]s (geh.) sorrow; grief* * *unter Weh und Ach umg with a lot of moaning and groaning* * *das; Weh[e]s (geh.) sorrow; grief -
2 weh
Adj. attr. (schmerzend) sore; wehes Gefühl scharf: pang; dumpf: ache; wehes Lächeln sad smile; mir ist so weh zumute / ums Herz I feel so sad / so sick at heart; o weh!, ach weh! oh dear!, Am. auch oy veh!; wehtun* * *das Wehwoe; grief* * *[veː]nt -(e)s, -e (old, liter)woe; (= dumpfes Gefühl) ache; (= Leid, Gram) griefein tiefes Wéh erfüllte ihn — his heart ached
* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ve:]ein tiefes \Weh erfüllte ihr Herz her heart achedmit Ach und \Weh (fam) with a lot of weeping and wailing [or kicking and screaming* * *das; Weh[e]s (geh.) sorrow; grief* * *weh adj attr (schmerzend) sore;wehes Lächeln sad smile;mir ist so weh zumute/ums Herz I feel so sad/so sick at heart;o weh!, ach weh! oh dear!, US auch oy veh!;* * *das; Weh[e]s (geh.) sorrow; grief -
3 Blei
n; -(e)s, -e1.a) lead; aus Blei lead..., made of lead; Blei gießen als Silvesterbrauch: custom of pouring molten lead into cold water in order to tell one’s fortune for the coming year from the resulting shapes; ( schwer) wie Blei fig. like lead, like a lead ( oder dead) weight, leaden;b) fig.: Blei in den Gliedern haben be weighed down; es liegt mir wie Blei im Magen it lies heavily on my stomach; fig. it is preying on my mind2. Senkblei—m, n; -(e)s, -e und -s; umg. (Bleistift) (lead) pencil—m; -(e)s, -e; ZOOL. bream* * *das Bleilead* * *[blai]nt -(e)s, -e1) no pl (abbr Pb) leadjdm wie Bléí in den Gliedern or Knochen liegen (Schreck) — to paralyze sb; (Depression) to weigh sb down
die Müdigkeit/Anstrengung lag ihm wie Bléí in den Gliedern or Knochen — his whole body ached with tiredness/the exertion
See:→ Magen2) (= Lot) plumb, (plumb) bob3) (= Munition) lead; (TYP) hot metal* * *(( also adjective) (of) an element, a soft, heavy, bluish-grey metal: lead pipes; Are these pipes made of lead or copper?) lead* * *<-[e]s, -e>[blai]ntschwer wie \Blei (fig) as heavy as leadmeine Augen/Arme sind so schwer wie \Blei my eyes/arms are like lead\Blei gießen to pour molten lead on cold water and tell someone's fortune from the shapes on New Year's Eve2. (Lot) plumb [bob]ich habe noch genug \Blei im Magazin, um euch alle umzulegen! I've still got enough lead in the magazine to finish you all off!4.▶ jdm wie \Blei im Magen liegen (schwer verdaulich sein) to lie heavily on sb's stomach; (seelisch belastend sein) to be preying on one's mindÖlsardinen liegen mir immer stundenlang wie \Blei im Magen sardines in oil lie heavily on my stomach for hoursdie Sache liegt mir wie \Blei im Magen the affair is preying on my mind* * *Idas; Blei[e]s, Bleie leadII* * *Blei1 n; -(e)s, -e1. lead;aus Blei lead …, made of lead;Blei gießen als Silvesterbrauch: custom of pouring molten lead into cold water in order to tell one’s fortune for the coming year from the resulting shapes;Blei in den Gliedern haben be weighed down;es liegt mir wie Blei im Magen it lies heavily on my stomach; fig it is preying on my mindBlei3 m; -(e)s, -e; ZOOL bream* * *Idas; Blei[e]s, Bleie leadIIder od. das; Blei[e]s, Bleie (ugs.): (Bleistift) pencil* * *nur sing. n.lead n. nur sing. Borglasur f.lead borosilicate glaze n. -
4 platzen
v/i1. burst (auch Naht, Reifen); Hosennaht: split; (reißen) crack, split; MED. rupture; ihm ist eine Ader geplatzt he burst a blood vessel; ins Zimmer platzen umg., fig. burst into the room; vor Ungeduld, Neugier etc. platzen be bursting with; vor Lachen platzen split one’s sides; ich platze ( gleich)! umg. (bin so satt) I’m full to bursting, I’m about to burst; mir platzt die Blase! umg. I’m dying to go to the loo (Am. john); Kragen, Naht2. umg., fig., Plan etc.: fall through; Termin: be cancelled; Verlobung: be broken off; Drogenring etc.: be smashed; Wechsel, Scheck: bounce; platzen lassen (Plan etc.) upset, thwart, put an end to; (Termin) cancel; (Theorie etc.) explode; (Freundschaft etc.) break up; (Drogenring etc.) smash; (Wechsel) bounce* * *to crack; to split; to explode; to burst; to fall through; to pop* * *plạt|zen ['platsn]vi aux sein1) (= aufreißen) to burst; (Naht, Hose, Augenbraue, Haut) to split; (= explodieren Granate, Stinkbombe) to explode; (= einen Riss bekommen) to crackmir ist unterwegs ein Reifen geplatzt — I had a blowout on the way (inf), a tyre burst (Brit) or a tire blew (US) on the way
ihm ist eine Ader geplatzt — he burst a blood vessel
wenn du so weiterisst, platzt du! — if you go on eating like that you'll burst
wir sind vor Lachen fast geplatzt — we split our sides laughing, we laughed till our sides ached or split
jdm ins Haus platzen (inf) — to descend on sb
(vor Wut/Neid/Ungeduld) platzen (inf) —
bei ihm ist endlich der Knoten geplatzt (inf) — it all eventually clicked (for him) (inf)
See:2) (inf = scheitern) (Plan, Geschäft, Termin, Vertrag) to fall through; (Freundschaft, Koalition) to break up; (Theorie) to fall down, to collapse; (Wechsel) to bounce (inf)die Verlobung ist geplatzt — the engagement is (all) off
etw platzen lassen (Plan, Geschäft, Termin, Vertrag) — to make sth fall through; Freundschaft, Verlobung to break sth off; Koalition to break sth up; Vorstellung to call sth off; Theorie to explode sth; Wechsel to make sth bounce (inf)
* * *2) (suddenly to show strong feeling: The teacher exploded with anger; The children exploded into laughter.) explode* * *plat·zen[ˈplatsn̩]vi Hilfsverb: sein1. (zerplatzen) to burst2. (aufplatzen) to split3. (scheitern) to fall throughdas Fest ist geplatzt the party is off▪ etw \platzen lassen to call sth off, to let sth fall through4. (sich nicht mehr halten können) to be burstingvor Ärger/Neid/Wut/Neugier \platzen to be bursting with anger/envy/rage/curiosity* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein1) burst; (explodieren) explodeihm war eine Augenbraue geplatzt — one of his eyebrows had split open
vor Wut (Dat.) platzen — (fig.) be bursting with rage
2) (ugs.): (scheitern) fall throughgeplatzt sein — <concert, meeting, performance, holiday, engagement> be off
etwas platzen lassen — put the kibosh on something (sl.)
3) (ugs.): (hineinplatzen)* * *platzen v/iihm ist eine Ader geplatzt he burst a blood vessel;ins Zimmer platzen umg, fig burst into the room;vor Ungeduld, Neugier etcplatzen be bursting with;vor Lachen platzen split one’s sides;2. umg, fig, Plan etc: fall through; Termin: be cancelled; Verlobung: be broken off; Drogenring etc: be smashed; Wechsel, Scheck: bounce;platzen lassen (Plan etc) upset, thwart, put an end to; (Termin) cancel; (Theorie etc) explode; (Freundschaft etc) break up; (Drogenring etc) smash; (Wechsel) bounce* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein1) burst; (explodieren) explodevor Wut (Dat.) platzen — (fig.) be bursting with rage
2) (ugs.): (scheitern) fall throughgeplatzt sein — <concert, meeting, performance, holiday, engagement> be off
3) (ugs.): (hineinplatzen)* * *v.to burst v.(§ p.,p.p.: burst)to crack v. -
5 Wehgefühl
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6 geschmerzt
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7 schmerzte
1. ached2. ailed3. hurt
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Ached — Ache Ache, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Ached}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Aching}.] [OE. aken, AS. acan, both strong verbs, AS. acan, imp. [=o]c, p. p. acen, to ache; perh. orig. to drive, and akin to agent.] To suffer pain; to have, or be in, pain, or in… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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his heart ached — he felt great sorrow and anguish … English contemporary dictionary
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