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81 schnupfen
I v/i1. take snuff2. bei laufender Nase: sniff* * *der Schnupfencold; head cold; snuff; cold in the head; sniffle* * *Schnụp|fen ['ʃnʊpfn]m -s, -cold, head coldeinen Schnupfen holen (inf) — to catch a cold
* * *(inflammation of the lining of the nose and throat causing a discharge of thick fluid.) catarrh* * *Schnup·fen<-s, ->[ˈʃnʊpfn̩]m MED cold[einen] \Schnupfen bekommen, sich dat [irgendwo/bei jdm] einen \Schnupfen holen (fam) to get a cold [somewhere/from sb][einen] \Schnupfen haben to have a cold* * *der; Schnupfens, Schnupfen: [head] cold[den od. einen] Schnupfen haben — have a [head] cold
* * *A. v/i1. take snuff2. bei laufender Nase: sniffB. v/t (Drogen) snort;Tabak schnupfen take snuff* * *der; Schnupfens, Schnupfen: [head] cold[den od. einen] Schnupfen haben — have a [head] cold
* * *m.cold (ailment) n.the sniffles n. -
82 Ultraviolett
Adj. ultraviolet; ultraviolette Strahlung ultraviolet radiation* * *ultraviolet* * *ụlt|ra|vi|o|lettadjultraviolet* * *((of light) consisting of rays from the invisible part of the spectrum beyond the purple, that have an effect on the skin, eg causing suntan.) ultraviolet* * *ul·tra·vi·o·lett[ʊltravi̯oˈlɛt]adj ultraviolet* * ** * *Ultraviolett n ultraviolet* * ** * *adj.ultraviolet adj. -
83 ultraviolett
Adj. ultraviolet; ultraviolette Strahlung ultraviolet radiation* * *ultraviolet* * *ụlt|ra|vi|o|lettadjultraviolet* * *((of light) consisting of rays from the invisible part of the spectrum beyond the purple, that have an effect on the skin, eg causing suntan.) ultraviolet* * *ul·tra·vi·o·lett[ʊltravi̯oˈlɛt]adj ultraviolet* * ** * *ultraviolett adj ultraviolet;ultraviolette Strahlung ultraviolet radiation* * ** * *adj.ultraviolet adj. -
84 umstritten
Adj. disputed; SPORT etc.: contested; umstrittene Frage etc. controversial ( oder contentious, Am. auch hot-button umg.) issue etc.; als Künstler ist er ( eher) umstritten he is (rather) controversial as an artist; das Spätwerk des Autors ist äußerst umstritten the author’s late work is the subject of great controversy* * *controversial; debatable; argumentative* * *um|strịt|ten [ʊm'ʃtrɪtn]adj(= fraglich) controversial; (= wird noch debattiert) disputed* * *1) (causing controversy: His new book is very controversial.) controversial* * *um·strit·ten[ʊmˈʃtrɪtn̩]1. (noch nicht entschieden) disputed2. (in Frage gestellt) controversial▪ [als jd] \umstritten sein to be [a] controversial [sb]sie ist als Politikerin \umstritten she's a controversial politician* * *Adjektiv disputed; controversial <bill, book, author, etc.>* * *als Künstler ist er (eher) umstritten he is (rather) controversial as an artist;das Spätwerk des Autors ist äußerst umstritten the author’s late work is the subject of great controversy* * *Adjektiv disputed; controversial <bill, book, author, etc.>* * *adj.argumentative adj.contentious adj.controversial adj.debatable adj. adv.argumentatively adv.debatably adv. -
85 Argwohn
m; -(e)s, kein Pl. suspicion, mistrust ( gegen of); Argwohn erregen arouse suspicion; Argwohn hegen be suspicious ( gegen of), auch suspect s.o. (oder s.th.)* * *der Argwohndistrustfulness; mistrust; suspicion* * *Ạrg|wohn ['arkvoːn]m -s, no plsuspicionjds Argwohn erregen/zerstreuen — to arouse/allay sb's suspicions
Argwohn gegen jdn hegen/schöpfen (geh) — to have/form doubts about sb, to be/become suspicious of sb
* * *(the process of suspecting or being suspected; the/a feeling causing a person to suspect: They looked at each other with suspicion; I have a suspicion that she is not telling the truth.) suspicion* * *Arg·wohn<-s>[ˈarkvo:n]m kein pl suspicionjds \Argwohn erregen [o \Argwohn bei jdm erregen] to arouse sb's suspicion[s]\Argwohn [gegen jdn] schöpfen (geh) to raise suspicion [against sb]jds \Argwohn zerstreuen to allay sb's suspicion[s]* * *der; Argwohn[e]s suspicionArgwohn gegen jemanden hegen — be suspicious of somebody
* * *gegen of);Argwohn erregen arouse suspicion;Argwohn hegen be suspicious (* * *der; Argwohn[e]s suspicion* * *-e m.distrustfulness n.suspicion n.umbrage n. -
86 beißend
I Part. Präs. beißenII Adj. Wind, Kälte: biting; Geruch: sharp, acrid; Schmerz: sharp; fig. Bemerkung etc.: biting, caustic, acrid, acerbic; Kritik: auch mordant criticism* * *(Geruch) pungent;(Qualm) nippy; acrid; biting;(Spott) biting; cutting; incisive; mordant; caustic; acrid; tart; stinging;(Zähne) biting* * *bei|ßendadj (lit, fig)biting; Wind auch, Bemerkung cutting; Geschmack, Geruch pungent, sharp; Schmerz gnawing; Ironie, Hohn, Spott bitter* * *1) (sarcastic: acid humour.) acid2) (harsh in smell or taste: The acrid smell of smoke filled the room.) acrid3) ((of remarks) bitter or sarcastic: caustic comments.) caustic4) (very cold and causing discomfort: a biting wind.) biting5) (wounding or hurtful: a biting remark.) biting6) ((of the weather) cold.) nippy7) savage* * *bei·ßend1. (scharf) pungent, sharp\beißender Qualm acrid smoke2. (brennend) burning3. (ätzend) caustic, cutting\beißende Kritik scathing criticism* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd. biting < cold>; acrid <smoke, fumes>; sharp < frost>; pungent, sharp <smell, taste>; (fig.) biting < ridicule>; cutting < irony>* * *B. adj Wind, Kälte: biting; Geruch: sharp, acrid; Schmerz: sharp; fig Bemerkung etc: biting, caustic, acrid, acerbic; Kritik: auch mordant criticism* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd. biting < cold>; acrid <smoke, fumes>; sharp < frost>; pungent, sharp <smell, taste>; (fig.) biting < ridicule>; cutting < irony>* * *adj.biting adj.mordant adj.nippy adj. adv.mordantly adv. -
87 nervenaufreibend
Adj. nerve-racking* * *nẹr|ven|auf|rei|bend1. adjnerve-racking2. adv* * *(causing great anxiety or nervousness: a nerve-racking experience.) nerve-racking* * *ner·ven·auf·rei·bend▪ \nervenaufreibend sein to be nerve-racking* * *Adjektiv nerve-racking* * *nervenaufreibend adj nerve-racking* * *Adjektiv nerve-racking -
88 romantisch
I Adj. romantic; Kunst etc.: Romantic* * *romantic; starry-eyed; Romanesque* * *ro|mạn|tisch [ro'mantɪʃ]1. adjromantic; (LITER ETC) Romantic2. advromanticallyromantisch liegen — to be in a romantic spot
die Halle war romantisch ausgestattet — the hall was decorated to give it a romantic feel
* * *1) (causing or feeling love, especially the beautiful love described in a romance: Her husband is very romantic - he brings her flowers every day; romantic music.) romantic2) (too concerned with love and excitement: Her head is full of romantic notions.) romantic3) romantically* * *ro·man·tisch[roˈmantɪʃ]I. adj1. (zur Romantik gehörend) Romantic2. (gefühlsbetont) romantic3. (gefühlvoll) romantic\romantisches Kerzenlicht romantic candlelight4. (malerisch) picturesqueII. adv picturesquelydas Gut liegt sehr \romantisch the property is situated in a very picturesque location* * *1.1) romantic2) (Literaturw., Musik usw.) Romantic2.adverbial romantically* * *A. adj romantic; KUNST etc RomanticB. adv:romantisch gelegen romantically situated;romantisch veranlagt sein have a romantic nature* * *1.1) romantic2) (Literaturw., Musik usw.) Romantic2.adverbial romantically* * *adj.romantic adj. adv.romantically adv. -
89 umweltbelastend
Adj. ÖKO. polluting..., harmful to the environment* * *ụm|welt|be|las|tendadjcausing environmental pollution* * *um·welt·be·las·tend* * * -
90 Zahnrad
n TECH. gear(wheel), cog (-wheel)* * *das Zahnradgear wheel; cogwheel* * *Zahn|radntcogwheel, gear (wheel)* * *(one of a series of teeth around the edge of a wheel which fits into one of a similar series in a similar wheel (or into a chain as in a bicycle) causing motion: The cogs in the gear-wheels of a car get worn down.) cog* * *Zahn·rad* * *das gearwheel; (kleines) cog; (einer Uhr) [toothed] wheel; (für Ketten) sprocket* * ** * *das gearwheel; (kleines) cog; (einer Uhr) [toothed] wheel; (für Ketten) sprocket* * *-¨er m.gear n. n.cogwheel n.gear wheel n.gearwheel n.rack-wheel n.toothed wheel n. -
91 Bronchitis
* * *die Bronchitisbronchitis* * *Bron|chi|tis [brɔn'çiːtɪs]f -, Bronchitiden[-çi'tiːdn] bronchitis* * *(inflammation of the air passages in the lungs, causing difficulty in breathing: Wet weather makes his bronchitis worse.) bronchitis* * *Bron·chi·tis<-, Bronchitiden>[brɔnˈçi:tɪs, pl -çiˈti:dn̩]f bronchitis no art* * *die; Bronchitis, Bronchitiden (Med.) bronchitis* * *spastische Bronchitis spastic bronchitis* * *die; Bronchitis, Bronchitiden (Med.) bronchitis* * *f.bronchitis n. -
92 Epilepsie
f; -, -n; MED. epilepsy* * *die Epilepsieepilepsy* * *Epi|lep|sie [epilɛ'psiː]f -, -n[-'psiːən] epilepsy* * *(a disease of the nervous system causing attacks of unconsciousness, usually with violent movements of the body.) epilepsy* * *Epi·lep·sie<-, -n>[epilɛˈpsi:, pl -ˈpsi:ən]f epilepsy* * *die; Epilepsie, Epilepsien (Med.) epilepsy no art* * ** * *die; Epilepsie, Epilepsien (Med.) epilepsy no art* * *f.epilepsy n. -
93 fröhlich
I Adj.1. cheerful, happy; (ausgelassen) merry; jemanden fröhlich stimmen put s.o. in a good mood; Weihnachten2. Spiele, Tänze: merryII Adv.1. fröhlich I2. umg. (unbekümmert) blithely, merrily; er schwindelte fröhlich drauflos he went on merrily telling lies* * *gladsome; gay; gleeful; mirthful; happy; blithe; light-hearted; blithesome; jolly; sunny; cheerful; merry* * *fröh|lich ['frøːlɪç]1. adjhappy, cheerful, merry; Lieder, Lachen, Stimme auch gay (dated)frö́hliche Weihnachten! — Happy (esp Brit) or Merry Christmas!
frö́hliches Treiben — gaiety
2. adv(= unbekümmert) merrily, blithely, gailyer kam einfach so frö́hlich ins Zimmer marschiert — he came waltzing into the room (inf)
* * *1) gleeful2) gleefully3) (cheerful: a bright smile.) bright4) (happy or making people happy: The children were gay and cheerful; gay music.) gay5) (merry and cheerful: He's in quite a jolly mood today.) jolly6) (filled with, showing or causing joy: a joyful mood; joyful faces/news.) joyful7) (joyful.) joyous8) joyously* * *fröh·lich[ˈfrø:lɪç]I. adj1. (von heiterem Gemüt) cheerful, merryein \fröhlicher Mensch a cheerful [or happy] person* * *1.Adjektiv cheerful; happy2.adverbial (unbekümmert) blithely; cheerfully* * *A. adj1. cheerful, happy; (ausgelassen) merry;2. Spiele, Tänze: merryB. adv2. umg (unbekümmert) blithely, merrily;er schwindelte fröhlich drauflos he went on merrily telling lies* * *1.Adjektiv cheerful; happy2.adverbial (unbekümmert) blithely; cheerfully* * *adj.blithesome adj.bright adj.cheerful adj.festive adj.gladsome adj.gleeful adj.joyous adj.lighthearted adj.merry adj.mirthful adj. adv.blithely adv.cheerfully adv.gleefully adv.happily adv.lightheartedly adv.liltingly adv.merrily adv.mirthfully adv. -
94 Grippe
f; -, -n; MED. influenza, flu; umg. (Erkältung) cold* * *die Grippeinfluenza; grip; flu* * *Grịp|pe ['grɪpə]f -, -n'flu, influenza; (= Erkältung) cold* * *(a type of infectious illness usually causing headache, fever, a cold etc.) influenza* * *Grip·pe<-, -n>[ˈgrɪpə]f influenza, flu fammit \Grippe im Bett liegen to be [laid up] in bed with [the] flu; (fam: grippaler Infekt) flu bug fam[die/eine] \Grippe haben to have [the] flu* * *die; Grippe, Grippen1) influenza; flu (coll.)2) (volkst.): (Erkältung) cold* * ** * *die; Grippe, Grippen1) influenza; flu (coll.)2) (volkst.): (Erkältung) cold* * *- f.flu n.influenza n. -
95 herzerwärmend
Adj. heartwarming* * *hẹrz|er|wär|mendadjheart-warming* * *(causing a person to feel pleasure: It was heart-warming to see the happiness of the children.) heart-warming* * *herzerwärmend adj heartwarming -
96 riskant
Adj. risky, hazardous; präd. auch a risk* * *risky; venturous; dicey; hazardous* * *ris|kạnt [rɪs'kant]adjrisky, chancy (inf)* * *1) (risky or uncertain: a chancy arrangement.) chancy2) (difficult or risky: Catching the 5.15 train after the meeting will be rather dodgy.) dodgy3) (possibly causing or bringing loss, injury etc: Motor-racing is a risky business.) risky* * *ris·kant[rɪsˈkant]▪ es ist \riskant, etw zu tun it is risky doing sth* * *1.Adjektiv risky2.adverbial riskily* * ** * *1.Adjektiv risky2.adverbial riskily* * *adj.bold adj.dicey* adj.dodgy* adj.hazardous adj.risky adj.venturous adj. adv.hazardously adv. -
97 Schlaganfall
m MED. stroke; einen Schlaganfall bekommen have a stroke* * *der Schlaganfallstroke; fit of apoplexy; apoplexy* * *Schlag|an|fallmstroke* * *(a sudden attack of illness which damages the brain, causing paralysis, loss of feeling in the body etc.) stroke* * *Schlag·an·fallm strokeeinen \Schlaganfall haben [o erleiden] to have [or suffer] a stroke* * *der strokeeinen Schlaganfall bekommen [haben] — have [had] a stroke
* * *einen Schlaganfall bekommen have a stroke* * *der strokeeinen Schlaganfall bekommen [haben] — have [had] a stroke
* * *m.apoplexy n.stroke n. -
98 schwindelerregend
vertiginous* * *schwịn|del|er|re|gendadjHöhe dizzy, vertiginous (form); Tempo dizzying; (inf ) Preise astronomical* * *(causing dizziness: dizzy heights.) dizzy* * *vertiginous <height, speed, depths>; (fig.) meteoric <career, success>* * *sie balanciert in schwindelerregender Höhe she does her balancing act at a vertiginous ( oder dizzy) height;die Mieten befinden sich auf schwindelerregendem Niveau the rents are astronomical ( oder sky high);die Arbeitslosenzahlen stiegen schwindelerregend the unemployment figures rose astronomically* * *vertiginous <height, speed, depths>; (fig.) meteoric <career, success>* * *adj.dizzy adj. -
99 umwerfend
umg.I Adj. Erlebnis etc.: amazing; ( einfach) umwerfend (absolutely) staggering; von umwerfender Komik hilariously funny; du siehst umwerfend aus! you look stunning!* * *devastating* * *ụm|wer|fend1. adjfantasticvon umwerfender Komik — hilarious, a scream (inf)
2. advfantastically* * *(causing unsteadiness, shock or astonishment: a staggering blow on the side of the head; That piece of news is staggering.) staggering* * *um·wer·fendadj incredible, fantastic* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv fantastic (coll.); stunning (coll.)2.adverbial fantastically [well] (coll.); brilliantly* * *umwerfend umgA. adj Erlebnis etc: amazing;(einfach) umwerfend (absolutely) staggering;von umwerfender Komik hilariously funny;du siehst umwerfend aus! you look stunning!B. adv:umwerfend komisch hilarious;* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv fantastic (coll.); stunning (coll.)2.adverbial fantastically [well] (coll.); brilliantly* * *adj.upsetting adj. -
100 verschwenderisch
I Adj. wasteful, extravagant; pej. auch profligate; (üppig) lavish; verschwenderisches Leben extravagant lifestyle; ein verschwenderisches Leben führen have an extravagant lifestyleII Adv.: verschwenderisch mit etw. umgehen be lavish with s.th.* * *prodigal; wasteful; opulent; luxurious; luxuriant; sumptuous; extravagant; lavish; thriftless; unthrifty; profligate; profuse; unsparing; squandering* * *ver|schwẹn|de|risch [fEɐ'Svɛndərɪʃ]1. adjwasteful; Leben extravagant; (= üppig) lavish, sumptuous; Fülle lavish2. advwastefully, extravagantly; (= üppig) lavishly, sumptuously* * *1) lavishly2) ((of a person) spending or giving generously and sometimes too freely: a lavish host; You have certainly been lavish with the brandy in this cake.) lavish3) (using or spending too much; wasteful: He's extravagant with money; an extravagant use of materials/energy.) extravagant4) prodigally5) (spending (money etc) too extravagantly; wasteful.) prodigal6) (involving or causing waste: Throwing away that bread is wasteful.) wasteful7) wastefully* * *ver·schwen·de·rischI. adj1. (sinnlos ausgebend) wastefulein \verschwenderischer Mensch a wasteful [or form prodigal] person2. (sehr üppig) extravagant, sumptuous\verschwenderische Pracht lavish splendour [or AM -or]in \verschwenderischer Fülle in prodigal abundance formin \verschwenderischem Luxus leben to live in the lap of luxuryII. adv wastefully\verschwenderisch leben to live extravagantly [or form prodigally]* * *1.2) (üppig) lavish; sumptuous2.1) wastefully, extravagantly2) (üppig) lavishly; sumptuously* * *verschwenderisches Leben extravagant lifestyle;ein verschwenderisches Leben führen have an extravagant lifestyleB. adv:verschwenderisch mit etwas umgehen be lavish with sth* * *1.2) (üppig) lavish; sumptuous2.1) wastefully, extravagantly2) (üppig) lavishly; sumptuously* * *adj.extravagant adj.luxurious adj.prodigal adj.thriftless adj.unthrifty adj. adv.lavishly adv.luxuriantly adv.prodigally adv.thriftlessly adv.unthriftily adv.wastefully adv.
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