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1 Burgundy
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2 burgundy
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3 accompany
transitive verb(also Mus.) begleiten* * *2) (to play a musical instrument to go along with (a singer etc): He accompanied her on the piano.) begleiten•- academic.ru/358/accompaniment">accompaniment- accompanist* * *ac·com·pa·ny<- ie->[əˈkʌmpəni]vt1. (escort)▪ to \accompany sb jdn begleiten2. (complement)▪ to \accompany sth etw begleitenwe chose a white Burgundy to \accompany the main course zum Hauptgang wählten wir einen weißen Burgunderthe course books are accompanied by four cassettes den Kursbüchern liegen vier Kassetten bei4. MUS▪ to \accompany sb/oneself jdn/sich selbst begleiten* * *[ə'kʌmpənI]vtbegleiten (ALSO MUS)pork is often accompanied by apple sauce — Schweinefleisch wird oft mit Apfelmus (als Beilage) serviert
* * *accompany [əˈkʌmpənı]A v/t“accompanied by XY” „am Flügel: XY“;he was accompanied by his wife er war in Begleitung seiner Frau2. begleiten, eine Begleiterscheinung sein von (oder gen):3. verbinden ( with mit):B v/i MUS begleiten, die Begleitung spielen* * *transitive verb(also Mus.) begleiten* * *v.begleiten v. -
4 mellow
1. adjective2) (ripe, well-matured) reif; ausgereift [Wein]3) (genial) freundlich4) (full and soft) weich [Stimme, Ton, Licht, Farben]2. transitive verbreifer machen [Person]; [aus]reifen lassen [Wein]3. intransitive verb[Person, Obst, Wein:] reifen; [Licht, Farbe:] weicher werden* * *['meləu] 1. adjective1) ((of character) made softer and more mature, relaxed etc by age and/or experience: Her personality became more mellow as middle age approached.) gereift2) ((of sound, colour, light etc) soft, not strong or unpleasant: The lamplight was soft and mellow.) sanft3) ((of wine, cheese etc) kept until the flavour has developed fully: a mellow burgundy.) ausgereift2. verb(to make or become softer or more mature: Old age has mellowed him.) reifen lassen- academic.ru/46080/mellowness">mellowness* * *mel·low[ˈmeləʊ, AM -oʊ]I. adj<-er, -est or more \mellow, most \mellow>\mellow mood heitere StimmungII. vi1. (become more easy-going) umgänglicher werdento \mellow out sich akk entspannenIII. vt▪ to \mellow sb jdn umgänglicher [o abgeklärter] machenage has \mellowed her im Alter ist sie abgeklärter geworden▪ to \mellow sth etw abschwächenevening sunlight \mellowed the harsh white facade die Abendsonne ließ die grellweiße Fassade sanfter erscheinen* * *['meləʊ]1. adj (+er)1) fruit ausgereift, saftig; wine ausgereift; brandy, whisky, flavour mild; colour, light, stone, brick warm; sound voll, rund; (= soft) weich; voice weich, sanfta mellow instrument — ein Instrument mit einem vollen, weichen Klang
2) person (= relaxed) abgeklärt, gesetzt; (= affable) umgänglich; (= in a good mood) gut gelaunt; (fig = slightly drunk) angeheitertin the mellow later years — im gesetzteren Alter
in a mellow mood — guter Laune, stillvergnügt
2. vtreifen, heranreifen lassen; (= relax) heiter stimmen; sounds, colours dämpfen, abschwächen; taste mildernthe rum began to mellow her — der Rum versetzte sie allmählich in freundlichere Stimmung
3. vi(wine, fruit) reif werden, (heran)reifen; (colours, sounds) weicher werden; (person) (= become more relaxed) abgeklärter or gesetzter werden; (= become more affable) umgänglicher werden* * *mellow [ˈmeləʊ]A adj (adv mellowly)1. reif, saftig (Obst)2. AGRa) leicht zu bearbeiten(d), lockerb) reich (Boden)3. ausgereift, lieblich (Wein)4. sanft, mild, dezent, angenehm (Licht):mellow tints zarte Farbtöne5. MUS weich, voll, lieblichof mellow age reiferen oder gereiften Alters7. angeheitert, beschwipst8. freundlich, zugänglichB v/t1. den Boden auflockern3. jemanden reifer machenthis music always mellows me out bei dieser Musik relaxe ich immer* * *1. adjective1) (softened by age or experience) abgeklärt2) (ripe, well-matured) reif; ausgereift [Wein]3) (genial) freundlich4) (full and soft) weich [Stimme, Ton, Licht, Farben]2. transitive verbreifer machen [Person]; [aus]reifen lassen [Wein]3. intransitive verb[Person, Obst, Wein:] reifen; [Licht, Farbe:] weicher werden* * *adj.mildern adj.mürb adj. -
5 accompany
1) ( escort)to \accompany sb jdn begleiten2) ( complement)to \accompany sth etw begleiten;we chose a white Burgundy to \accompany the main course zum Hauptgang wählten wir einen weißen Burgunder;the course books are accompanied by four cassettes den Kursbüchern liegen vier Kassetten beito be accompanied by sth mit etw dat einhergehen4) musto \accompany sb/ oneself jdn/sich selbst begleiten -
6 baltacim
(DE) Esparsette {e}; (EN) burgundy hay -
7 Burgundia
(DE) Burgund {s}; (EN) burgundy -
8 kékkőoldat
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9 vörösbor
(DE) Rotwein {r}; Rotspon {r}; (EN) burgundy; claret; port; red wine
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