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1 -coloured
-col·oured, AM -col·ored[ˈkʌləd, AM -ɚd]amber\-coloured bernsteinfarbenchocolate\-coloured schokoladenbraunflesh\-coloured fleischfarbengold\-coloured goldfarbenpeach\-coloured pfirsichfarbigbrightly\-coloured leuchtend buntmulti\-coloured bunt, mehrfarbig* * *(US)adj sufyellow-/red-coloured — gelb/rot
straw-/dark-coloured — strohfarben/dunkel
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2 brightly
adverb1) hell [scheinen, glänzen]; glänzend [poliert]2) (cheerfully) gut gelaunt* * *adverb hell* * *bright·ly[ˈbraɪtli]1. (not dimly) hellthe sun is shining \brightly die Sonne strahlt\brightly lit hell erleuchtend2. (vividly) leuchtend\brightly coloured knallbunt3. (cheerfully) fröhlich, heiter* * *['braItlɪ]adv1) shine, burn hell; reflected stark2) (= cheerfully) say, smile fröhlich, heiter* * *adverb1) hell [scheinen, glänzen]; glänzend [poliert]2) (cheerfully) gut gelaunt* * *adv.hell adv.strahlend adv. -
3 -coloured
amber-\-coloured bernsteinfarben;chocolate-\-coloured schokoladenbraun;flesh-\-coloured fleischfarben;gold-\-coloured goldfarben;peach-\-coloured pfirsichfarbig;brightly-\-coloured leuchtend bunt;multi-\-coloured bunt, mehrfarbig -
4 brightly
1) ( not dimly) hell;the sun is shining \brightly die Sonne strahlt;\brightly lit hell erleuchtend2) ( vividly) leuchtend;\brightly coloured knallbunt3) ( cheerfully) fröhlich, heiter -
5 lurid
adjective* * *['luərid]2) (unpleasantly shocking: the lurid details of his accident.) unheimlich•- academic.ru/88901/luridly">luridly- luridness* * *lu·rid[ˈljʊərɪd, AM ˈlʊr-]\lurid sunset dunkelroter Sonnenuntergang2. (sensational) reißerisch pej, sensationslüstern pej; cover, article reißerisch aufgemacht pej; (terrible) grässlich, widerlich\lurid details schmutzige Einzelheitento describe sth in \lurid detail etw drastisch schildern\lurid language reißerische Sprache* * *['ljʊərɪd]adja lurid sunset of pinks and oranges — ein Sonnenuntergang in grellen Rosa- und Orangetönen
her taste in clothes is rather lurid — sie mag Kleider in ziemlich grellen or schreienden Farben
she was painting her toenails a lurid red — sie lackierte sich die Fußnägel grellrot
2) (fig) language, headline, novel, imagination reißerisch; (= bloodthirsty) blutrünstig; account, description reißerisch, sensationslüstern; (= sordid) detail, crime widerlich; photo, image schaurig; (= prurient) anzüglichall the love scenes are presented in lurid detail — die Liebesszenen werden in allen widerlichen Einzelheiten dargestellt
lurid details of their quarrels —
he has a lurid imagination — er kann sich (dat) die schaurigsten Dinge vorstellen
* * *1. fahl, unheimlich, gespenstisch (Beleuchtung etc)2. düsterrot (Flammen)3. grell (Farben)4. geisterhaft, blass, bleich, fahl5. besonders fig düster, finster, unheimlich:it casts a lurid light on his character das zeigt seinen Charakter in einem unheimlichen Licht6. grässlich, schauerlich* * *adjective1) (ghastly) gespenstisch; (highly coloured) grell [Licht, Schein, Himmel]* * *adj.grell adj.schrecklich adj. -
6 iris
noun1) (Anat.) Iris, die; Regenbogenhaut, die2) (Bot.) Iris, die; Schwertlilie, die* * *1) (the coloured part of the eye.) die Iris2) (a kind of brightly-coloured flower with sword-shaped leaves.) die Schwertlilie* * *<pl -es>[ˈaɪ(ə)rɪs, AM ˈaɪrɪs]n* * *['aIərɪs]n* * *1. PHYS Regenbogenglanz m, -farben pl2. ANAT Iris f, Regenbogenhaut f3. BOT Iris f, Schwertlilie f4. MINER Regenbogenquarz m* * *noun1) (Anat.) Iris, die; Regenbogenhaut, die2) (Bot.) Iris, die; Schwertlilie, die* * *n.Schwertlilie -n f. -
7 budgerigar
nounWellensittich, der* * *(abbreviation budgie ['bа8i]) noun(a type of small (originally Australian) brightly-coloured bird, often kept as a pet.) der Wellensittich* * *budg·eri·gar[ˈbʌʤərɪgɑ:ʳ, AM -gɑ:r]* * *['bʌdZərɪgAː(r)]nWellensittich m* * ** * *nounWellensittich, der* * *n.Wellensittich m. -
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9 flame
1. noun1) Flamme, dieburst into flame — in Brand geraten
old flame — alte Flamme (ugs. veralt.)
3) (Computing) Flame, die2. transitive verbflame somebody — jemandem eine Flame/Flames schicken
the PC was flamed — die PC wurde mit Flames überzogen
* * *[fleim] 1. noun(the bright light of something burning: A small flame burned in the lamp.) die Flamme2. verb1) (to burn with flames: His eyes flamed with anger.) leuchten2) (to become very hot, red etc: Her cheeks flamed with embarrassment.) flammen•- academic.ru/27783/flaming">flaming- flammable
- flame of the forest* * *[fleɪm]I. nnaked \flame offene Flamme▪ to be in \flames in Flammen stehento burst into \flame in Brand geratento go up in \flames in Flammen aufgehen\flame of freedom Freiheitsliebe fhis old high school \flame seine alte Flamme aus der SchulzeitII. viher cheeks \flamed sie erröteteto \flame red rot leuchtenseeing the damage made the hatred \flame within her als sie den Schaden sah, flammte der Hass in ihr aufIII. vt (sl)* * *[fleɪm]1. n1) Flamme fthe house was in flames — das Haus stand in Flammen
she's an old flame of his — sie ist eine alte or ehemalige Flamme von ihm (inf)
2. vi(fire) lodern, flammen (geh); (fig face, cheeks) glühen3. vt (COMPUT)* * *flame [fleım]A s1. Flamme f:be in flames in Flammen stehen2. fig Flamme f, Glut f, Leidenschaft f, Heftigkeit f3. umg Flamme f (Freundin):4. Leuchten n, Glanz m5. grelle Färbung6. COMPUT Flame n, beleidigende E-MailB v/t TECH flammenC v/i1. lodern:a) auflodern,b) in Flammen aufgehen2. (rot) glühen, leuchten:flame up aufbrausen, in Wut geraten;her eyes flamed with anger ihre Augen flammten oder funkelten vor Wut;her cheeks flamed red ihre Wangen färbten sich rot* * *1. noun1) Flamme, dieold flame — alte Flamme (ugs. veralt.)
3) (Computing) Flame, die2. transitive verbflame somebody — jemandem eine Flame/Flames schicken
* * *n.Flamme -n f. v.flammen v. -
10 flower
1. noun2. intransitive verbin the flower of youth — in der Blüte der Jugend
blühen; (fig.) erblühen ( into zu)* * *1. noun(the part of a plant or tree from which fruit or seed grows, often brightly coloured and sometimes including the stem on which it grows: a bunch of flowers.) die Blume, die Blüte2. verb- academic.ru/28254/flowered">flowered- flowery
- flower-bed
- flower-pot
- in flower* * *flow·er[ˈflaʊəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. nno \flowers by request wir bitten von Blumenspenden abzusehen“say it with \flowers” „lass Blumen sprechen“to be in \flower blühen, in Blüte stehen gehto come into \flower zu blühen beginnenin the \flower of [one's] youth in der Blüte des [o seines] Lebens3. CHEMII. vi* * *['flaʊə(r)]1. n1) Blume f; (= blossom) Blüte f"say it with flowers" — "lasst Blumen sprechen"
to be in flower — blühen, in Blüte stehen
to be in the ( full) flower of youth — in der Blüte seiner Jugend stehen
3) (CHEM)blühenflowers of sulphur — Schwefelblume or -blüte f
* * *flower [ˈflaʊə(r)]A s1. Blume f:say it with flowers lasst Blumen sprechen!;a) herzlich willkommen sein (Person),b) wie gerufen kommen (Gewinn etc)2. BOT Blüte f3. Blütenpflanze f4. Blüte(zeit) f (auch fig):be in flower in Blüte stehen, blühen;in the flower of one’s life in der Blüte der Jahre6. Blüte f, Zierde f, Schmuck m7. (Blumen)Ornament n, (-)Verzierung f:flowers of speech fig Floskeln8. TYPO Vignette f9. pl CHEM pulv(e)riger Niederschlag, Blumen pl:B v/i1. blühen2. fig blühen, in höchster Blüte steheninto zu)C v/t1. mit Blumen(mustern) verzieren oder schmücken2. BOT zur Blüte bringen* * *1. noun 2. intransitive verbblühen; (fig.) erblühen ( into zu)* * *n.Blume -n f.Blüte -n f. -
11 guppy
(a small brightly-coloured fresh-water fish, often kept in aquariums.) der Guppie* * *gup·py<pl - or -pies>[ˈgʌpi]* * *['gʌpɪ]nGuppy m, Millionenfisch m* * * -
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14 orchid
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15 parrot
1. nounPapagei, der2. transitive verbI was as sick as a parrot — (sl.) mir war zum Kotzen zumute (salopp)
nachplappern (abwertend)* * *['pærət](a kind of bird found in warm countries, especially in South America, with a hooked bill and usually brightly-coloured feathers, that can be taught to imitate human speech.) der Papagei* * *par·rot[ˈpærət, AM ˈper-]I. n2. (person who mimics)▪ to be a \parrot alles nachahmen [o nachmachen▪ to \parrot sth etw nachplappern▪ to \parrot sb jdn nachäffen* * *['prət]1. nPapagei m2. vt(wie ein Papagei) nachplappern ( sb jdm)* * *parrot [ˈpærət]A s1. ORN Papagei m:parrot’s perch Papageienschaukel f (Foltermethode):B v/t (wie ein Papagei) nachplappern* * *1. nounPapagei, der2. transitive verbI was as sick as a parrot — (sl.) mir war zum Kotzen zumute (salopp)
nachplappern (abwertend)* * *n.Papagei -en m. -
16 pennant
noun* * *['penənt](also pennon ['penFn]) noun(a small flag, usually in the shape of a long narrow triangle: The boy had fastened a brightly-coloured pennant to the front of his bike.) der Wimpel* * *pen·nant[ˈpenənt]\pennant race Kampf um die Meisterschaft in einer Regionalliga* * *['penənt]nWimpel m* * *pennant [ˈpenənt] s1. SCHIFFa) Stander m (dreieckige Flagge)2. Wimpel m, (MIL, HIST Lanzen)Fähnchen n3. SPORT US Sieges-, Meisterschaftswimpel m4. MUS US Fähnchen n* * *noun* * *n.Stander - m.Wimpel - m. -
17 petal
nounBlütenblatt, das* * *['petl](one of the usually brightly coloured leaf-like parts of a flower: This rose has yellow petals edged with pink.) das Blütenblatt* * *pet·al[ˈpetəl, AM -t̬əl]n* * *['petl]nBlütenblatt nt;* * ** * *nounBlütenblatt, das* * *n.Blumenblatt n. -
18 pheasant
nounFasan, der* * *['feznt]1) (a type of long-tailed bird, the male of which has brightly-coloured feathers and certain types of which are often shot for sport: a brace of pheasant(s); two pheasants.) der Fasan* * *pheas·ant<pl -s or ->[ˈfezənt]n Fasan mgolden \pheasant Goldfasan m* * *['feznt]nFasan m* * ** * *nounFasan, der* * *n.Fasan -e m. -
19 tulip
nounTulpe, die* * *['tju:lip](a kind of plant with brightly-coloured cup-shaped flowers, grown from a bulb.) die Tulpe* * *tu·lipn Tulpe f* * *['tjuːlɪp]nTulpe ftulip tree — Tulpenbaum m
* * *1. Tulpe f2. a) Tulpenblüte fb) Tulpenzwiebel f* * *nounTulpe, die -
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