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1 buffet
I transitive verb II noun(Brit.)1) (place) Büfett, dasbuffet car — (Railw.) Büfettwagen, der
2) (meal) Imbiss, derbuffet lunch/supper/meal — Büfettessen, das
* * *I 1. noun(a blow with the hand or fist: a buffet on the side of the head.) der Faustschlag2. verb1) (to strike with the fist.) schlagen2) (to knock about: The boat was buffeted by the waves.) herumstoßenII 1. ['bufei, ]( American[) bə'fei] noun1) (a refreshment bar, especially in a railway station or on a train etc: We'll get some coffee at the buffet.) die Anrichte2. adjectivea buffet supper.) das Büffet* * *buf·fet1[ˈbʊfeɪ, ˈbʌ-, AM bəˈfeɪ]I. ncold \buffet kaltes Büfettbuf·fet2[ˈbʌfɪt]vt usu passive▪ to \buffet sth etw [heftig] hin und her bewegen* * *I ['bʌfɪt]1. n(= blow) Schlag m2. vthin und her werfen II ['bʊfeɪ]nBüffet nt; (Brit RAIL) Speisewagen m; (= meal) Stehimbiss m; (= cold buffet) kaltes Büffetbuffet lunch/meal/supper — Stehimbiss m
* * *buffet1 [ˈbʌfıt]A s1. a) (Faust)Schlag mb) Ohrfeige f2. fig (Schicksals) Schlag m:B v/t1. a) jemandem einen (Faust)Schlag versetzenb) jemandem eine Ohrfeige geben3. ankämpfen gegen4. buffet one’s way through the crowd sich durch die Menge (hindurch)kämpfenC v/i1. kämpfen:buffet against ankämpfen gegen;buffet through the crowd → B 4buffet2 [ˈbʌfıt; US bəˈfeı] s1. Büfett n, Anrichte f2. [Br ˈbʊfeı] Büfett n:a) Theke fbuffet dinner, buffet luncheon kaltes Büfett* * *I transitive verbII nounbuffeted by the wind/waves — vom Wind geschüttelt/von den Wellen hin und her geworfen
(Brit.)1) (place) Büfett, dasbuffet car — (Railw.) Büfettwagen, der
2) (meal) Imbiss, derbuffet lunch/supper/meal — Büfettessen, das
* * *n.Buffet -s m.Büfett -s m.Schlag -¨e m. v.hin und herwerfen ausdr.
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