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1 Bedroom-Sharing
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2 das Schlafzimmer
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3 Schlafzimmer
n bedroom; sich ein neues Schlafzimmer anschaffen get a new bedroom suite* * *das Schlafzimmerbedder; bedroom* * *Schlaf|zim|merntbedroom* * *(a room for sleeping in.) bedroom* * *Schlaf·zim·mernt1. (Raum) bedroom2. (Einrichtung) bedroom suite [or furniture]* * *das bedroom; (Einrichtung) bedroom suite* * *Schlafzimmer n bedroom;sich ein neues Schlafzimmer anschaffen get a new bedroom suite* * *das bedroom; (Einrichtung) bedroom suite* * *n.bedroom n. -
4 Schlafzimmereinrichtung
f bedroom furniture; Garnitur: bedroom suite* * *Schlaf|zim|mer|ein|rich|tungfbedroom furniture sing; (Garnitur) bedroom suite* * *Schlaf·zim·mer·ein·rich·tungf bedroom furniture [or suite]* * * -
5 Bettszene
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6 Elternschlafzimmer
n parents’ bedroom; auf Bauplänen: master bedroom* * * -
7 Dreizimmerwohnung
f two-bedroom(ed) flat (Am. apartment)* * *Drei|zim|mer|woh|nungfthree-room or two-bedroom( ed) flat (Brit) or apartment* * *Drei·zim·mer·woh·nung[draiˈtsɪmɐvo:nʊŋ]* * * -
8 Schlafzimmerblick
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9 Schlafzimmergeschichte
f umg. bedroom tale; Schlafzimmergeschichten erzählen relate one’s sexual experiences* * *Schlaf|zim|mer|ge|schich|tef (inf)sexual adventure, bedroom antic (inf)* * *Schlafzimmergeschichte f umg bedroom tale;Schlafzimmergeschichten erzählen relate one’s sexual experiences -
10 Vierzimmerwohnung
f three-bedroom(ed) flat (Am. apartment)* * *Vier|zịm|mer|woh|nungffour-room or three-bedroom(ed) flat (Brit) or apartment* * *Vier·zim·mer·woh·nungf four-room flat [or AM apartment]* * *die four-room flat (Brit.) or (Amer.) apartment* * ** * *die four-room flat (Brit.) or (Amer.) apartment -
11 Schlafgemeinde
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12 Schlafraum
m dormitory* * *der Schlafraumbedroom* * *Schlaf|raummdormitory, dorm (inf)* * *Schlafraum m dormitory* * *m.bedroom n. -
13 Schlafstadt
f dormitory town, Am. bedroom community* * *Schlaf|stadtfdormitory town* * *Schlaf·stadtf dormitory town* * * -
14 Schlafzimmerfenster
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15 Schlafzimmerschrank
m wardrobe, bedroom cupboard (Am. closet)* * * -
16 Staub
m; -(e)s, kein Pl. dust; (Pulver) powder; BOT. pollen; von einer Schicht Staub bedeckt covered with a layer of dust; ( im Schlafzimmer etc.) Staub saugen vacuum (Brit. auch hoover) (the bedroom etc.); Staub wischen dust, do the dusting; den Staub von etw. wischen dust s.th. (down); zu Staub zerfallen crumble into dust; sich vor jemandem in den Staub werfen fig. etw. erbittend: throw o.s. at s.o.’s feet; unterwürfig: grovel before s.o. ( oder at s.o.’s feet); sich aus dem Staub machen umg. clear off, make a (quick) getaway; den Staub eines Ortes von den Füßen schütteln geh., altm. shake the dust of a place from one’s feet; aufwirbeln* * *der Staubdust; powder* * *[ʃtaup]m -(e)s, -e or Stäube[-bə, 'ʃtɔybə] dust; (BOT) pollenStáúb saugen — to vacuum, to hoover® (Brit)
Stáúb wischen — to dust
zu Stáúb werden (liter) (wieder) — to turn to dust to return to dust (liter)
sich vor jdm in den Stáúb werfen — to throw oneself at sb's feet
vor jdm im Stáúb kriechen (lit, fig) — to grovel before sb, to grovel at sb's feet
sich aus dem Stáúb(e) machen (inf) — to clear off
den Stáúb (eines Ortes/Landes) von den Füßen schütteln (liter) — to shake the dust (of a place/country) off one's feet
See:* * *der1) (fine grains of earth, sand etc: The furniture was covered in dust.) dust2) (anything in the form of fine powder: gold-dust; sawdust.) dust* * *<-[e]s, -e o Stäube>[ʃtaup, pl ˈʃtɔybə]m\Staub saugen to vacuum, to hoover BRIT\Staub wischen to dustzu \Staub werden [o zerfallen] (geh) to turn to dust; Mumie, archäologische Fundstücke to crumble into dust3.▶ \Staub aufwirbeln (fam) to kick up a lot of dust; (in der Öffentlichkeit) to make [or create] a [big] stir▶ den \Staub [eines Ortes/Landes] von den Füßen schütteln to shake the dust [of a place/country] off one's feet* * *der; Staub[e]s dust[im ganzen Haus] Staub wischen — dust [the whole house]
[im Wohnzimmer] Staub saugen — vacuum or (Brit. coll.) hoover [the sitting room]
[viel] Staub aufwirbeln — (fig. ugs.) stir things up [quite a bit] (coll.); cause [a lot of] aggro (Brit. sl.)
sich aus dem Staub[e] machen — (fig. ugs.) make oneself scarce (coll.)
* * *von einer Schicht Staub bedeckt covered with a layer of dust;(im Schlafzimmer etc)Staub wischen dust, do the dusting;den Staub von etwas wischen dust sth (down);zu Staub zerfallen crumble into dust;sich vor jemandem in den Staub werfen fig etwas erbittend: throw o.s. at sb’s feet; unterwürfig: grovel before sb ( oder at sb’s feet);sich aus dem Staub machen umg clear off, make a (quick) getaway;den Staub eines Ortes von den Füßen schütteln geh, obs shake the dust of a place from one’s feet; → aufwirbeln* * *der; Staub[e]s dust[im ganzen Haus] Staub wischen — dust [the whole house]
[im Wohnzimmer] Staub saugen — vacuum or (Brit. coll.) hoover [the sitting room]
[viel] Staub aufwirbeln — (fig. ugs.) stir things up [quite a bit] (coll.); cause [a lot of] aggro (Brit. sl.)
sich aus dem Staub[e] machen — (fig. ugs.) make oneself scarce (coll.)
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17 Zweizimmerwohnung
f one-bedroom flat (Am. apartment)* * *Zwei|zịm|mer|woh|nung [tsvai'tsɪmɐ-]ftwo-room(ed) flat (Brit) or apartment* * *Zwei·zim·mer·woh·nungf apartment with two rooms excluding kitchen and bathroom* * *die two-room flat (Brit.) or (Amer.) apartment* * ** * *die two-room flat (Brit.) or (Amer.) apartment -
18 Schlafzimmer
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19 Elternschlafzimmer
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Elternschlafzimmer
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20 Gästezimmer
Gästezimmer n spare bedroom, spare room, guest-bedroom (privat); sitting-room, lounge (z. B. Pension); taproom, parlour (Wirtshaus); guest-room (privat oder Hotel)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Gästezimmer
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