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1 bulge out
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2 bulge out
visich wölben; eyes hervorquellen -
3 bulge
1. noun 2. intransitive verb1) (swell outwards) sich wölben2) (be full) voll gestopft sein* * *1. noun(a swelling: the bulge of her hips.) die Rundung, die Anschwellung2. verb(to swell out: His muscles bulged.) hervortreten* * *[bʌlʤ]I. n1. (protrusion) Wölbung f, Rundung f; (in driveway, road) Unebenheit f; (in metal, pipe) Ausbeulung f, Beule f; (in tyre) Wulst m; ARCHIT Wulst m, Ausbauchung f, Vorsprung m; MIL [Front]ausbuchtung f; NAUT Kielraum m, Bilge f fachspr3. MILthe Battle of the B\bulge die Ardennenschlacht4.II. vihe chewed the toffee, his cheeks bulging er kaute das Karamellbonbon mit vollen Backen2. (be full)▪ to be bulging with sth bag, briefcase, wallet prall mit etw dat gefüllt sein, mit etw dat vollgestopft sein3. (protrude)4.* * *[bʌldZ]1. n1) (in surface) Wölbung f; (irregular) Unebenheit f; (in jug, glass etc also) Bauch m; (in plaster, metal: accidental) Beule f; (in line) Bogen m; (in tyre) Wulst min +gen)what's that bulge in your pocket? — was steht denn in deiner Tasche so vor?
2. vi1) ( = swell) (an)schwellen; (metal, sides of box) sich wölben; (plaster) uneben sein; (= stick out) vorstehenhis eyes were bulging out of his head (lit) — die Augen traten ihm aus dem Kopf; (fig) er bekam Stielaugen (inf)
2) (pocket, sack) prall gefüllt sein, gestopft voll sein (inf) (with mit); (cheek) voll sein (with mit)his notebooks were absolutely bulging with ideas — seine Notizbücher waren berstend or zum Bersten voll mit Ideen
* * *bulge [bʌldʒ]A sfight the battle of the bulge hum gegen sein Übergewicht ankämpfen;bulge electrode Bauchelektrode f2. Rundung f, Bauch m (vom Fass etc)3. SCHIFFa) → academic.ru/6892/bilge">bilge 2b) MIL Torpedowulst m4. fig rapide Zunahme (in gen):bulge in the birthrate Babyboom m;bulge in prices WIRTSCH plötzlicher PreisanstiegB v/i* * *1. noun 2. intransitive verb1) (swell outwards) sich wölben2) (be full) voll gestopft sein* * *n.Schwellung f.Verdickung f.Wulst ¨-e f.Wölbung -en f.Zunahme -n f. v.anschwellen v. -
4 swell out
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5 domborít
(DE) bosselieren; bossieren; (EN) boss; bulge; bulge out; chase; crease; cup; dome; emboss; embow; hog; press; press, prest; relieve -
6 felfúj
(DE) dehnt; aufpusten; (EN) balloon; ballyho; blew; bloat; blow up; blow, blew, blown; bulge; bulge out; distend; expand; hove; huff; inflate; insufflate; puff; puff up; pump up; sufflate -
7 kidomborít
(DE) herausarbeiten; wölben; wölbende; wulsten; (EN) bilge; bulge; bulge out; hog; throw into relief -
8 kidülleszt
(DE) bauscht; (EN) bulge; bulge out -
9 kidagad
(DE) gequollen; vorquellen; (EN) bag; balloon; belly out; bulge out; jut out; puff; swell out -
10 kipúposodik
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11 kiugrik
(DE) herausgesprungen; herausragen; herausspringed; herausspringen; hervorstehen; vorragen; auskragen; (EN) back out; bail out; beetle; bulge; cope over; hop out; jut; jut out; overhang; overhang, overhung; overhung; pop out; project; protrude; shoot; spring out; stand out; stand out in relief; stick out; tumble out -
12 kiáll
(DE) ausgehalten; bestehend; herausragen; herausstehen; hervorragen; hochstehend; vorstehen; überragend; überstehen; überstehn; verknusen {r}; wegstecken; (EN) bear, bore, borne; bulge; endure; extrude; gag; jut; jut out; outbrave; outstand; outstood; overhang; overhang, overhung; overhung; project; protrude; stand; stand off; stand out; stand, stood; stick out; stick up; stood; weather -
13 billow
1. noun2. intransitive verbbillow of fog — Nebelschwaden, der
[Ballon, Segel:] sich [auf]blähen; [See, Meer:] wogen, sich [auf]türmen; [Rauch:] in Schwaden aufsteigen; [Kleid, Vorhang:] sich bauschen* * *['biləu](a large wave.) die Woge- academic.ru/6934/billowy">billowy- billow out* * *bil·low[ˈbɪləʊ, AM -oʊ]I. vi2. (bulge) cloth sich blähen; smoke in Schwaden aufsteigen; skirt sich bauschen; ( fig) sich akk aufblähen [o ausweiten]\billowing corruption schnell anwachsende Korruption2. of cloud, steam Schwaden m\billows of smoke Rauchschwaden pl* * *['bɪləʊ]1. n2. vi* * *billow [ˈbıləʊ]A s1. Woge f2. (Nebel-, Rauch) Schwaden mB v/i1. wogenC v/t bauschen, blähen* * *1. nounbillow of smoke — Rauchwolke, die
2. intransitive verbbillow of fog — Nebelschwaden, der
[Ballon, Segel:] sich [auf]blähen; [See, Meer:] wogen, sich [auf]türmen; [Rauch:] in Schwaden aufsteigen; [Kleid, Vorhang:] sich bauschen* * *n.Schwaden - m.(Nebel-, Rauch (<nur sing.>)-)Welle -n f.Woge -n f. v.bauschen v.sich blähen v.wogen v. -
14 kidomborodik
(DE) s. wölben; s. wölbende; (EN) balloon; bilge; bulge; camber; come out; cope over; hog; protuberate; stand out in relief -
15 kidudorodik
(DE) bauscht; (EN) bell out; bilge; bulge; pouch; protuberate -
16 kiduzzad
(DE) bauscht; (EN) balloon; belly out; bulge -
17 kihasasodik
(DE) bauscht; (EN) bilge; bulge; flare out -
18 meggörbül
(EN) become bent; bulge; flex; fold; get out of true; hook; sprang; spring, sprang, sprung; warp
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