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1 attack
attack [ə'tæk](a) (assault → physically) attaquer; (→ verbally) attaquer, s'attaquer à; Military attaquer, assaillir∎ a campaign to attack racism une campagne pour combattre le racisme;∎ she attacked the problem with enthusiasm elle s'est attaquée au problème avec enthousiasme(c) (of disease → person, organ) s'attaquer à, atteindre; (of rust → metal) attaquer, s'attaquer à, ronger; (of fear, doubts) assaillir;∎ the disease mainly attacks the very young la maladie atteint essentiellement les très jeunes enfants;∎ this apathy attacks the very roots of democracy cette apathie menace les racines mêmes de la démocratieattaquer3 noun∎ attacks on old people are on the increase les agressions contre les personnes âgées sont de plus en plus nombreuses;∎ to launch an attack on donner l'assaut à; (crime) lancer une opération contre; (problem, policy) s'attaquer à;∎ to launch an attack on the enemy donner l'assaut à l'ennemi;∎ yesterday the police launched an attack on petty theft in the area hier la police a lancé une opération contre les larcins dans le secteur;∎ the newspaper launched an attack on government policy le journal s'est attaqué à la politique gouvernementale;∎ the attack on her life failed l'attentat contre elle a échoué;∎ the attack on drugs le combat contre la drogue;∎ to return to the attack revenir à la charge;∎ to go on the attack passer à l'attaque;∎ the infantry was under attack l'infanterie subissait un assaut ou était attaquée;∎ to come under attack être en butte aux attaques;∎ she felt as though she were under attack elle s'est sentie agressée;∎ to leave oneself wide open to attack prêter le flanc à la critique;∎ attack is the best form of defence l'attaque est la meilleure forme de défense(b) (of illness) crise f;∎ an attack of malaria/nerves une crise de paludisme/de nerfs;∎ an attack of fever un accès de fièvre;∎ to have an attack of the shakes être pris de tremblements;∎ to have an attack of giddiness être pris de vertiges;∎ an attack of self-doubt une crise de doute -
2 attack
1.[ə'tæk]transitive verb2) [Krankheit:] befallen3) (start work on) in Angriff nehmenshe attacked the washing-up — sie machte sich an den Abwasch
4) (act harmfully on) angreifen [Metall, Oberfläche]2. intransitive verb 3. noun1) (on enemy) Angriff, der; (on person) Überfall, der; (fig.): (criticism) Attacke, die; Angriff, der2)make a spirited attack on something — (start) etwas beherzt in Angriff nehmen
3) (of illness, lit. or fig.) Anfall, der* * *[ə'tæk] 1. verb1) (to make a sudden, violent attempt to hurt or damage: He attacked me with a knife; The village was attacked from the air.) angreifen2) (to speak or write against: The Prime Minister's policy was attacked in the newspapers.) angreifen4) (to make a vigorous start on: It's time we attacked that pile of work.) in Angriff nehmen2. noun1) (an act or the action of attacking: The brutal attack killed the old man; They made an air attack on the town.) der Angriff2) (a sudden bout of illness: heart attack; an attack of 'flu.) der Anfall* * *at·tack[əˈtæk]I. nall-out \attack Großangriff mto launch [or make] an \attack against [or on] sb/sth einen Angriff auf jdn/etw unternehmen [o starten], jdn/etw angreifento be [or go] on the \attack zum Angriff übergehenhe is embarrassed by his \attacks of shyness es ist ihm peinlich, dass ihn immer wieder die Schüchternheit überkommtasthma \attack Asthmaanfall m\attack of the giggles Lachanfall m\attack of hysteria hysterischer Anfallto come under \attack unter Beschuss geraten figthe team has a strong \attack die Mannschaft ist sehr angriffsstark5.II. vt1. (physically, verbally)▪ to \attack sb/sth jdn/etw angreifen2. (cause damage)▪ to \attack sb/sth illness, pest, insects jdn/etw angreifenthese rose bushes are being \attacked by greenfly diese Rosensträucher sind vollkommen verlaustto \attack the ball/goal den Ball/das Tor angreifento \attack a problem ein Problem anpacken [o angehen] [o in Angriff nehmento \attack the fridge den Kühlschrank plündernIII. vi angreifen* * *[ə'tk]1. nthere have been two attacks on his life — es wurden bereits zwei Anschläge auf sein Leben gemacht or verübt
to be under attack — angegriffen werden; (fig also) unter Beschuss stehen
on +acc )to launch an attack — einen Angriff vortragen or machen (on auf +acc ); (on sb's character) angreifen (
2. vt1) (MIL, SPORT fig) angreifen; (from ambush, in robbery etc) überfallen2) (= tackle) task, problem, sonata in Angriff nehmen3. viangreifenan attacking side — eine angriffsfreudige or offensive Mannschaft
* * *attack [əˈtæk]A v/t2. fig angreifen, herfallen über (akk), attackieren, scharf kritisieren3. fig eine Arbeit etc in Angriff nehmen, anpacken, über eine Mahlzeit etc herfallen4. figa) befallen (Krankheit)b) CHEM angreifen, anfressen:B v/i2. MUS ein-, ansetzenC sbe under attack angegriffen werden;attack in waves MIL rollender Angriff;attack dog US auf den Mann dressierter Hund2. fig Angriff m, Attacke f, (scharfe) Kritik:be (to come) under attack unter Beschuss stehen (kommen)3. MED Attacke f, Anfall m:attack of fever Fieberanfall m;attack of giddiness Schwindelanfall4. fig Inangriffnahme f (einer Arbeit etc)5. CHEM Angriff m, Einwirkung f (on, upon auf akk):* * *1.[ə'tæk]transitive verb1) angreifen; (ambush, raid) überfallen; (fig.): (criticize) attackieren2) [Krankheit:] befallen3) (start work on) in Angriff nehmen4) (act harmfully on) angreifen [Metall, Oberfläche]2. intransitive verb 3. noun1) (on enemy) Angriff, der; (on person) Überfall, der; (fig.): (criticism) Attacke, die; Angriff, der2)make a spirited attack on something — (start) etwas beherzt in Angriff nehmen
3) (of illness, lit. or fig.) Anfall, der* * *(on) n.Anfall -¨e m.Angriff -e m.Anschlag -¨e m. v.angreifen v.attackieren v.einen Anschlag verüben auf ausdr. -
3 huimauskohtaus
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4 Schwindel
m; -s, kein Pl.1. dizziness; MED. vertigo; (Schwindelanfall) dizzy spell; ihn überkam ein leichter / starker Schwindel he became slightly / very dizzy; Schwindel erregend dizzy, giddy (auch fig.); Zahlen, Preise: astronomical; sie balanciert in Schwindel erregender Höhe she does her balancing act at a vertiginous ( oder dizzy) height; die Mieten befinden sich auf Schwindel erregendem Niveau the rents are astronomical ( oder sky high); die Arbeitslosenzahlen stiegen Schwindel erregend the unemployment figures rose astronomically2. umg. (Betrug) swindle; Koll. swindling; (Lüge) lie, fib; der Schwindel mit den Abschreibungsobjekten the scam Sl. concerning the deductible items; dieses Schlankheitsmittel ist purer Schwindel this slimming agent (Am. diet formula) is a complete fraud ( oder con); den Schwindel kenne ich I know that trick; auf einen / jeden Schwindel hereinfallen fall for a / every trick; der ganze Schwindel ist aufgeflogen the whole scam Sl. was exposed; alles Schwindel! nothing but lies!* * *der Schwindel(Betrug) confidence trick; con; fake; confidence game; plant; fraud; goldbrick; swindle;(Unwohlsein) dizziness; vertigo; giddiness* * *Schwịn|del ['ʃvɪndl]m -s,no pl1) (= Gleichgewichtsstörung) dizziness; (esp nach Drehen) giddinessSee:2) (= Lüge) lie; (= Betrug) swindle, fraud; (= Vertrauensmissbrauch) con (inf)die Berichte über das perfekte Haarwuchsmittel sind reiner Schwindel — the reports about this perfect hair-restorer are a complete swindle or fraud or con (inf)
das ist alles Schwindel, was er da sagt — what he says is all a pack of lies or a big con (inf)
mit Subventionen wird viel Schwindel getrieben — a lot of swindling or cheating goes on with subsidies
3) (inf = Kram)der ganze Schwindel — the whole (kit and) caboodle (inf) or shoot (inf)
ich will von dem ganzen Schwindel nichts mehr wissen! — I don't want to hear another thing about the whole damn business (inf)
* * *der1) (a dishonest trick.) con2) dizziness3) giddiness4) (a ridiculous imitation, intended to be humorous.) spoof5) (an act or example of swindling; a fraud: an insurance swindle; Our new car's a swindle - it's falling to pieces.) swindle6) (dizziness, especially as brought on by fear of heights: Keep her back from the edge of the cliff - she suffers from vertigo.) vertigo* * *Schwin·del<-s>[ˈʃvɪndl̩]1. (Betrug) swindle, fraudes war alles \Schwindel it was all a [big] swindle [or fraud]alles \Schwindel! it's all lies!2. MED dizziness, giddiness, vertigoin \Schwindel erregender Höhe high enough to cause dizziness [or giddiness] [or vertigo] [or to make one [feel] dizzy [or giddy]], at a vertiginous height formmit \Schwindel erregender Geschwindigkeit at breathtaking speed\Schwindel erregend (fig) astronomical3.* * *der; Schwindels1) (Gleichgewichtsstörung) dizziness; giddiness; vertigo2) (Anfall) dizzy or giddy spell; attack of dizziness or giddiness or vertigoden Schwindel kenne ich — (ugs.) that's an old trick; I know that trick
* * *ihn überkam ein leichter/starker Schwindel he became slightly/very dizzy;der Schwindel mit den Abschreibungsobjekten the scam sl concerning the deductible items;dieses Schlankheitsmittel ist purer Schwindel this slimming agent (US diet formula) is a complete fraud ( oder con);den Schwindel kenne ich I know that trick;auf einen/jeden Schwindel hereinfallen fall for a/every trick;der ganze Schwindel ist aufgeflogen the whole scam sl was exposed;alles Schwindel! nothing but lies!3. umg:der ganze Schwindel (alles zusammen) the whole caboodle* * *der; Schwindels1) (Gleichgewichtsstörung) dizziness; giddiness; vertigo2) (Anfall) dizzy or giddy spell; attack of dizziness or giddiness or vertigoden Schwindel kenne ich — (ugs.) that's an old trick; I know that trick
* * *m.bogus n.confidence trick n.dizziness n.fake n.giddiness n.imposture n.quackery n.shenanigan n.swindle n.vertigo n. -
5 Taumel
m; -s, kein Pl.1. (Schwindel) (fit oder feeling of) dizziness ( oder giddiness); fig. whirl; in den Taumel der Ereignisse geraten get caught up in the whirlwind of events2. (Rausch) frenzy, rapture; wie im Taumel as if possessed; im Taumel der Freude / Begeisterung ecstatic with pleasure ( oder joy) / carried away with enthusiasm; im Taumel der Sinne in a sensual frenzy* * *der Taumelreeling* * *Tau|mel ['tauml]m -s, no plgeh = Schwindel) (attack of) dizziness or giddiness; (liter = Rausch) frenzyim Táúmel der Ereignisse sein (liter) — to be caught up in the whirl of events
im Táúmel des Glücks (liter) — in a transport of happiness (liter)
im Táúmel der Sinne or Leidenschaft (liter) — in the fever of his/her etc passion
wie im Táúmel (geh) — in a daze
* * *Tau·mel<-s>[ˈtauml̩]m kein pl (geh)1. (Schwindelgefühl) dizziness, giddinesswie im \Taumel in a dazeein \Taumel des Glücks a frenzy of happinessim \Taumel der Leidenschaft in the grip of passion* * *der; Taumels1) (Schwindel, Benommenheit) [feeling of] dizziness or giddiness2) (Begeisterung, Rausch) frenzy; fever* * *in den Taumel der Ereignisse geraten get caught up in the whirlwind of events2. (Rausch) frenzy, rapture;wie im Taumel as if possessed;im Taumel der Freude/Begeisterung ecstatic with pleasure ( oder joy)/carried away with enthusiasm;im Taumel der Sinne in a sensual frenzy* * *der; Taumels1) (Schwindel, Benommenheit) [feeling of] dizziness or giddiness2) (Begeisterung, Rausch) frenzy; fever* * *- m.dizziness n.frenzy n.rapture n.reeling n.whirl n. -
6 vertige
vertige [vεʀtiʒ]masculine nouna. ( = peur du vide) le vertige vertigob. ( = étourdissement) dizzy spellc. ( = égarement) fever* * *vɛʀtiʒnom masculin1) ( sensation) dizziness, giddiness; ( dû à la hauteur) vertigoavoir le vertige — ( habituellement) to suffer from vertigo; ( ponctuellement) to feel dizzy ou giddy
2) ( malaise)avoir des vertiges — to have dizzy ou giddy spells
3) ( exaltation)* * *vɛʀtiʒ nm1) (peur du vide) vertigo2) (= étourdissement) dizzy spell3) figdonner le vertige à qn (= impressionner) — to make sb's head spin
Les sommes investies dans la construction de ce stade donnent le vertige. — The sums invested in the building of this stadium make your head spin.
* * *vertige nm1 ( sensation) dizziness, giddiness; ( dû à la hauteur) vertigo; avoir le vertige ( habituellement) to suffer from vertigo; ( ponctuellement) to feel dizzy ou giddy; être pris de vertige lit, fig to become dizzy ou giddy; donner le vertige à qn fig, lit to make sb dizzy ou giddy;2 ( malaise) dizzy ou giddy spell, attack of vertigo; avoir des vertiges to have dizzy ou giddy spells;3 ( exaltation) vertige de l'amour/de la gloire/du succès intoxicating effect of love/of fame/of success.[vɛrtiʒ] nom masculin1. [peur du vide] vertigo2. [malaise] dizzy spellavoir un vertige ou des vertiges to feel dizzy ou faintcela me donne le vertige it's making my head swim, it's making me (feel) dizzydes sommes astronomiques qui donnent le vertige huge amounts of money that make one's head swim ou that don't bear thinking about3. [égarement] giddiness[tentation]céder/résister au vertige de la spéculation to give in to/to resist the temptations of speculation -
7 Schwindelanfall
m dizzy spell; einen Schwindelanfall bekommen have a dizzy spell, suddenly feel dizzy* * *der Schwindelanfalldizziness* * *Schwịn|del|an|fallmdizzy turn, attack of dizziness* * *Schwin·del·an·fall* * *Schwindelanfall m dizzy spell;einen Schwindelanfall bekommen have a dizzy spell, suddenly feel dizzy* * *m.fit of dizziness n.spate of dizziness n. -
8 dizziness
noun mareo, vértigotr['dɪzɪnəs]1 (giddiness) mareo; (of heights) vértigodizziness ['dɪzinəs] n: mareo m, vahído m, vértigo mn.• vapor s.m.• vértigo s.m.'dɪzinəs, 'dɪzinɪsmass noun mareo m, vahído m['dɪzɪnɪs]N (gen) mareo m ; (caused by height) vértigo mto have an attack of dizziness — tener or sufrir un mareo
* * *['dɪzinəs, 'dɪzinɪs]mass noun mareo m, vahído m -
9 Schwindelanfall
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10 duizeligheid
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