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22 Hamburger
m; -s, -; GASTR. hamburger—m; -s, -, Hamburgerin f; -, -nen Hamburger; gebürtig: native of Hamburg; Einwohner: citizen of Hamburg—hamburgisch Adj. Hamburg...* * *der Hamburger(Speise) beefburger; burger; hamburger* * *Hạm|bur|ger I ['hambʊrgɐ]adj attrHamburg II ['hambʊrgɐ]m -s, - (COOK)hamburger III ['hambʊrgɐ]1. m -s, -, Ham|bur|ge|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nennative or (= Einwohner) inhabitant of Hamburg* * *(a bread roll containing one of these.) hamburger* * *Ham·bur·ger1<-s, ->[ˈhambʊrgɐ]m hamburgerHam·bur·ger2[ˈhambʊrgɐ]adj attr HamburgBlankenese ist ein nobler \Hamburger Stadtteil Blankenese is a posh Hamburg suburbHam·bur·ger(in)<-s, ->[ˈhambʊrgɐ]m(f) native of Hamburg* * *I 1.der; Hamburgers, Hamburger: native of Hamburg; (Einwohner) inhabitant of Hamburg2.indeklinabeles Adjektiv HamburgIIder Hamburger Hafen — the harbour at Hamburg; Hamburg harbour
der; Hamburgers, Hamburger od. Hamburgers (Frikadelle) hamburger* * *Hamburger1 m; -s, -; GASTR hamburgerHamburger2 m; -s, -, Hamburgerin f; -, -nen Hamburger; gebürtig: native of Hamburg; Einwohner: citizen of Hamburg* * *I 1.der; Hamburgers, Hamburger: native of Hamburg; (Einwohner) inhabitant of Hamburg2.indeklinabeles Adjektiv HamburgIIder Hamburger Hafen — the harbour at Hamburg; Hamburg harbour
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23 Hörnchen
n1. (Gebäck) croissant2. ZOOL. squirrel* * *das Hörnchen(Form) crescent;(Gebäck) croissant;(Tier) squirrel* * *Họ̈rn|chen ['hœrnçən]nt -s, -1) (= kleines Horn) little horn2) (= Gebäck) croissant* * *Hörn·chen<-s, ->[ˈhœrnçən]nt dim von s. Horn 11. (kleines Horn) small [or little] horn* * *das; Hörnchens, Hörnchen1) small or little horn2) (Gebäck) croissant3) s. Lenkerhörnchen* * *Hörnchen n1. (Gebäck) croissant2. ZOOL squirrel* * *das; Hörnchens, Hörnchen1) small or little horn2) (Gebäck) croissant3) s. Lenkerhörnchen -
24 Wecke
f; -, -n Wecken1* * *Wẹ|cke ['vɛkə]f -, -n (dial)(bread) roll* * *We·cke<-, -n>[ˈvɛkə]* * * -
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29 Schrippe
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30 streichen
(anmalen) to paint;(aufstreichen) to spread;(ausstreichen) to delete;(durchstreichen) to rule out;(stornieren) to cancel* * *strei|chen ['ʃtraiçn] pret stri\#ch [ʃtrɪç] ptp gestri\#chen [gə'ʃtrɪçn]1. vt1) (mit der Hand) to strokeetw glatt stréíchen — to smooth sth (out)
die Haare aus dem Gesicht/der Stirn stréíchen — to push one's hair back from one's face/forehead
2) (= auftragen) Butter, Marmelade etc to spread; Salbe, Farbe etc to apply, to put onein Brot (mit Butter) stréíchen — to butter oneself a slice of bread
sich stréíchen lassen (Butter etc) — to spread easily
3) (=anstreichen mit Farbe) to paintfrisch gestrichen! — wet (Brit) or fresh (US) paint
4) Geige, Cello to bow5) (= tilgen) Zeile, Satz to delete, to cross out, to strike; Auftrag, Plan, Zug, freier Tag etc to cancel; Schulden to write off; Zuschuss, Gelder, Arbeitsplätze etc to cutetw aus dem Protokoll stréíchen — to delete or strike sth from the minutes
jdn/etw von or aus der Liste stréíchen — to take sb/sth off the list, to delete or strike sb/sth from the list
etw aus seinem Gedächtnis stréíchen (geh) — to erase sth from one's memory
6) (NAUT) Segel, Flagge, Ruder to strike7)See:2. vi1) (= über etw hinfahren) to strokestréíchen — to stroke sth (with one's hand)
sie strich ihm über die Hand/das Haar — she stroked his hand/hair
2) aux sein (= streifen) to brush past (an +dat sth); (Wind) to waftdie Katze strich mir um die Beine —
durch den Wald/die Felder stréíchen (old, geh) — to ramble or wander through the woods/fields
3) aux sein (Vögel) to sweep (über +acc over)4) (= schmieren) to spread5) (= malen) to paint* * *1) (to stop payment of (a cheque, subscription etc).) cancel2) (to put paint, paper etc on the walls, ceiling and woodwork of (a room): He spent a week decorating the living-room.) decorate3) (to rub or strike out (eg a piece of writing): Delete his name from the list.) delete4) (to (cause to) go (often more widely or more thinly) over a surface: She spread honey thickly on her toast.) spread5) ((sometimes with off or out) to remove (eg a name) from eg a list by putting a line through it: Please could you score my name off (the list)?; Is that word meant to be scored out?) score6) strike* * *strei·chen<strich, gestrichen>[ˈʃtraiçn̩]I. vt Hilfsverb: haben2. (schmieren)▪ etw \streichen to delete sth▪ [jdm] etw \streichen to cancel sth, to withdraw sth [from sb]II. vi1. Hilfsverb: haben (darüberfahren)jdm über die Haare \streichen to stroke sb's hair2. Hilfsverb: sein (streifen) to prowl* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) stroke2) (anstreichen) paint‘frisch gestrichen’ — ‘wet paint’
3) (wegstreifen) sweep <crumbs etc.>sich (Dat.) das Haar aus der Stirn streichen — push or smooth the hair back from one's forehead
4) (drücken)Tomaten durch ein Sieb streichen — rub or press tomatoes through a sieve
5) (auftragen) spread <butter, jam, ointment, etc.>ein Brötchen [mit Butter]/mit Honig streichen — butter a roll/spread honey on a roll
7) (ausstreichen, tilgen) delete; cross out; cancel <train, flight>Nichtzutreffendes bitte streichen! — please delete as appropriate or applicable
8) (Rudern)2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) strokejemandem durch die Haare/über den Kopf streichen — run one's fingers through somebody's hair/stroke somebody's head
2) (anstreichen) paint3) mit sein (umhergehen) wander* * *streichen; streicht, strich, hat oder ist gestrichenA. v/t (hat)die Farbe lässt sich gut streichen the paint goes on well;sich (dat)ein Brot streichen butter o.s. a piece of bread;sich (dat)den Bart streichen stroke one’s beard;(sich [dat])das Haar aus der Stirn streichen brush the hair out of one’s face ( oder eyes)3. (ausstreichen) cross out, delete; (Passage, Programmpunkt etc) cut (out); (Auftrag etc) cancel; (Gelder) cut, axe; (Stelle) freeze, axe; (Strafe, Schulden) waive;von der Liste streichen cross off the list;jemandem das Taschengeld streichen stop sb’s pocket money ( oder allowance);den Urlaub/Autokauf haben wir vorerst gestrichen we’ve had to give up the holiday (US vacation)/buying a car for the moment;4. (Flagge, Segel) strike, haul down;die Riemen streichen back waterB. v/i1. (ist)streichen über (+akk) (gleiten über) glide over; (das Wasser) skim across; Wind: waft across; stärker: sweep across;jemandem um die Beine streichen Katze: rub against sb’s legs2. (hat)3. (ist)streichen durch (wandern durch) roam, wander;ums Haus streichen prowl ( oder stalk) around the house;die Katze streicht um den Vogelkäfig the cat is prowling (a)round the birdcage; → gestrichen,→ auch streifen B* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) stroke2) (anstreichen) paint‘frisch gestrichen’ — ‘wet paint’
3) (wegstreifen) sweep <crumbs etc.>sich (Dat.) das Haar aus der Stirn streichen — push or smooth the hair back from one's forehead
4) (drücken)Tomaten durch ein Sieb streichen — rub or press tomatoes through a sieve
5) (auftragen) spread <butter, jam, ointment, etc.>ein Brötchen [mit Butter]/mit Honig streichen — butter a roll/spread honey on a roll
7) (ausstreichen, tilgen) delete; cross out; cancel <train, flight>Nichtzutreffendes bitte streichen! — please delete as appropriate or applicable
8) (Rudern)2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) strokejemandem durch die Haare/über den Kopf streichen — run one's fingers through somebody's hair/stroke somebody's head
2) (anstreichen) paint3) mit sein (umhergehen) wander* * *(über, entlang) v.to skim (over, along) v. v.(§ p.,pp.: strich, ist/hat gestrichen)= to cancel v.to discard v.to drop v.to elapse v.to paint v. -
31 knusprig
Adj.1. crunchy; Brötchen, Braten: crisp* * *crispy; crisp; crunchy; crusty* * *knụsp|rig ['knʊsprɪç]1. adjBraten crisp; Gebäck auch crunchy; Brötchen auch crusty; (fig ) Mädchen scrumptious (inf)2. advgebacken, gebraten crisplyetw knusprig grillen — to grill sth until it is crispy
* * *1) (stiff and dry enough to break easily: crisp biscuits.) crisp2) crisply3) crispy* * *knusp·rig[ˈknʊsprɪç]knus·pe·rig[ˈknʊspərɪç]1. (mit einer Kruste) crisp[y]2. (kross) crustyein \knuspriges Gebäck a crunchy pastry* * *1.etwas knusprig braten — roast/fry something crisp and brown
2) (ugs.): (frisch u. adrett) delightfully fresh and attractive2.knusprig-frisch — crunchy fresh <crisps, nuts>; crispy fresh < rolls>
* * *knusprig adj1. crunchy; Brötchen, Braten: crisp2. umg:(jung und) knusprig (young and) sprightly, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed* * *1.etwas knusprig braten — roast/fry something crisp and brown
2) (ugs.): (frisch u. adrett) delightfully fresh and attractive2.knusprig-frisch — crunchy fresh <crisps, nuts>; crispy fresh < rolls>
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32 Roulade
[ru’la:dә] f; -, -n; GASTR. etwa beef olive* * *die Rouladebeef olive* * *Rou|la|de [ru'laːdə]f -, -n (COOK)≈ beef olive* * *(a small piece of baked bread dough, used eg for sandwiches: a cheese roll.) roll* * *Rou·la·de<-, -n>[ruˈla:də]* * *die; Roulade, Rouladen (Kochk.) [beef/veal/pork] olive* * ** * *die; Roulade, Rouladen (Kochk.) [beef/veal/pork] olive
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