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1 Badegast
m1. im Schwimmbad: bather2. (Kurgast) spa visitor* * *der Badegastbather* * *Ba|de|gastm1) (im Kurort) spa visitor2) (im Schwimmbad) bather, swimmer* * *Ba·de·gastm1. (Kurgast) spa visitor2. (Schwimmbadbesucher) swimmer* * *der bather; swimmer* * *Badegast m1. im Schwimmbad: bather2. (Kurgast) spa visitor* * *der bather; swimmer* * *-¨e m.bather n. -
2 Badelustige
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3 Badende
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4 Dusche
f; -, -n shower; eine Dusche nehmen have ( oder take) a shower; unter der Dusche in the shower; das war eine kalte Dusche für ihn fig. that brought him down to earth with a bump* * *die Duschedouche; shower* * *Dụ|sche ['dʊʃə]f -, -nshowereine Dusche nehmen — to have or take a shower
das war eine kalte Dusche (fig) — that really brought him/her etc down to earth (with a bump)
bei ihrem Enthusiasmus wirkten seine Worte wie eine kalte Dusche (fig) — his words poured cold water on her enthusiasm
* * *die1) (a bath in which water is sprayed down on the bather from above: I'm just going to have/take a shower.) shower2) (the equipment used for such a bath: We're having a shower fitted in the bathroom.) shower* * *Du·sche<-, -n>[ˈdu:ʃə]f1. (Apparatur) shower2. (das Duschen) showereine heiße/kalte \Dusche a hot/cold showerwie eine kalte \Dusche sein [o [auf jdn] wirken] to pour cold water on sbihr plötzliches Nein wirkte auf ihn wie eine kalte \Dusche her sudden no brought him down to earthunter die \Dusche gehen, eine \Dusche nehmen to have [or take] a showerunter der \Dusche sein [o stehen] to be in the shower, to be taking [or having] a shower* * *die; Dusche, Duschen showerunter die Dusche gehen — take or have a shower
eine kalte Dusche [für jemanden] sein — (fig. ugs.) be like a cold douche or a douche of cold water [on somebody]
* * *eine Dusche nehmen have ( oder take) a shower;unter der Dusche in the shower;das war eine kalte Dusche für ihn fig that brought him down to earth with a bump* * *die; Dusche, Duschen showerunter die Dusche gehen — take or have a shower
eine kalte Dusche [für jemanden] sein — (fig. ugs.) be like a cold douche or a douche of cold water [on somebody]
* * *-n f.douche n.shower n.soak n. -
5 Wellenreitbrett
(a board on which a bather rides towards shore on the surf.) surfboard -
6 Badelustiger
Ba|de|lus|ti|ge(r)mf decl as adj usu plbather, swimmer -
7 Badegast
См. также в других словарях:
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bather — noun One who bathes or swims … Wiktionary
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bather — bath·er || beɪðə n. person who takes a bath, person who goes swimming … English contemporary dictionary