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1 Kältewelle
f MET. cold spell* * *die Kältewellecold spell* * *Kạ̈l|te|wel|lefcold spell* * *Käl·te·wel·lef cold spell* * *die cold wave or spell* * ** * *die cold wave or spell -
2 Kälteeinbruch
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3 Kälteperiode
f cold spell* * *Kạ̈l|te|pe|ri|o|defcold spell* * *Käl·te·pe·ri·o·def METEO spell of cold weather* * *Kälteperiode f cold spell* * *f.cold spell n. -
4 Kälte
f; -, kein Pl.1. cold; drei Grad Kälte three degrees below zero; draußen in der Kälte (out) in the cold; vor Kälte zittern shiver with cold2. PSYCH. frigidity3. fig., einer Person, Farbe etc.: coldness* * *die Kältewintriness; cold; coldness; bloodlessness; chill; chilliness; chillness; frostiness; iciness* * *Kạ̈l|te ['kɛltə]f -,no pl1) (von Wetter, Material etc) cold; (= Kälteperiode) cold spellfünf Grad Kälte — five degrees of frost or below freezing
bei dieser Kälte — in this cold
2) (fig) coldness, coolness* * *die1) (coldness: There's a chill in the air.) chill2) chilliness3) coldness4) (the state of being cold or of feeling the coldness of one's surroundings: She has gone to live in the South of France because she cannot bear the cold in Britain; He was blue with cold.) cold5) frigidity6) wintriness* * *Käl·te<->[ˈkɛltə]vor \Kälte with coldzehn Grad \Kälte ten below [zero]* * *die; Kälte1) cold10 Grad Kälte — 10 degrees of frost; 10 degrees below freezing
bei dieser Kälte — in this cold; when it's as cold as this
2) (fig.) coldness* * *1. cold;drei Grad Kälte three degrees below zero;vor Kälte zittern shiver with cold2. PSYCH frigidity3. fig, einer Person, Farbe etc: coldness* * *die; Kälte1) cold10 Grad Kälte — 10 degrees of frost; 10 degrees below freezing
bei dieser Kälte — in this cold; when it's as cold as this
2) (fig.) coldness* * *nur sing. f.chilliness n.chillness n.cold n.coldness n.frostiness n.iciness n. -
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6 wachstumshemmend
I Adj.1. WIRTS. growth-retarding2. Hormone: growth-inhibiting; Witterung etc.: weather etc. that holds back the plants; der Kälteeinbruch im Mai hatte auf die Obstbäume eine wachstumshemmende Wirkung the cold spell in May held back the fruit trees* * *wạchs|tums|hem|mendadj (ECON, BIOL)growth-inhibiting* * *wachs·tums·hem·mend* * *Adjektiv inhibiting growth postpos.* * *A. adj1. WIRTSCH growth-retardingder Kälteeinbruch im Mai hatte auf die Obstbäume eine wachstumshemmende Wirkung the cold spell in May held back the fruit treesB. adv:* * *Adjektiv inhibiting growth postpos. -
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Käl·te <-> [ʼkɛltə] fvor \Kälte with cold;zehn Grad \Kälte ten below [zero] -
8 Kältesturz
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9 Kältewelle
f1. cold snap2. cold spell3. cold wave -
10 anhaltend
I Part. Präs. anhaltenII Adj. continuous, lasting; (stetig) sustained; (beharrlich) persistent; anhaltender Regen continuous ( oder persistent) rainfall; anhaltende Bemühungen prolonged efforts; anhaltende Nachfrage persistent demand* * *lasting; longstanding; sustained* * *ạn|hal|tend1. adjcontinuous, incessant2. advcontinuously, constantly* * *(very long: prolonged discussions.) prolonged* * *an·hal·tendI. adj continuous\anhaltender Lärm incessant noise\anhaltender Schmerz persistent [or constant] [or nagging] paindie \anhaltende Hitzewelle/Kältewelle the continuing heatwave/cold spell; FIN\anhaltende Kurserholung sustained rally\anhaltender Rückgang sustained dropII. adv1. METEO prolonged\anhaltend regnerisch sein to rain continuously2. FIN\anhaltend hohes Zinsniveau persistently high interest level\anhaltend niedrige Inflation constantly low inflation* * *1.Adjektiv constant; continuous2.adverbial constantly; continuously* * *anhaltender Regen continuous ( oder persistent) rainfall;anhaltende Bemühungen prolonged efforts;anhaltende Nachfrage persistent demand* * *1.Adjektiv constant; continuous2.adverbial constantly; continuously* * *adj.halting adj.lasting adj.prolonged adj.stopping adj. -
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an·hal·tend adjcontinuous;\anhaltender Lärm incessant noise;\anhaltender Schmerz persistent [or constant] [or nagging] pain;die \anhaltende Hitzewelle/ Kältewelle the continuing heatwave/cold spell\anhaltend regnerisch sein to rain continuously -
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Käl·te·ein·bruch mcold spell -
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Käl·te·wel·le fcold spell -
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fcold spell -
15 entzaubern
v/t2. fig. break the spell of, take the magic away from, rob s.th. of its magic, cast the cold light of day ( oder of reason etc.) on; entzaubert werden lose its magic ( oder spell)* * *ent|zau|bern [ɛnt'tsaubɐn] ptp entzaubertvtihre romantischen Vorstellungen wurden entzaubert — her romantic illusions were shattered
* * *ent·zau·bern *vt1. (den romantischen Glanz nehmen)▪ jdn/etw \entzaubern to deprive sb/sth of their/its mystiqueihre romantischen Vorstellungen wurden durch die harte Realität entzaubert her romantic notions were shattered by harsh reality▪ jdn \entzaubern to free sb from a spell, to break the spell on sb* * *entzaubern v/t2. fig break the spell of, take the magic away from, rob sth of its magic, cast the cold light of day ( oder of reason etc) on;entzaubert werden lose its magic ( oder spell) -
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См. также в других словарях:
cold spell — • cold spell • cold snap a sudden short period of cold weather (usually in winter) The cold snap lasted for five days … Idioms and examples
cold spell — cold ,spell noun count a period of cold weather … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
cold spell — n a period of several days or weeks when the weather is much colder than usual … Dictionary of contemporary English
cold spell — noun a spell of cold weather • Syn: ↑cold snap • Hypernyms: ↑while, ↑piece, ↑spell, ↑patch * * * cold spell UK US noun [countable] [ … Useful english dictionary
cold spell — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms cold spell : singular cold spell plural cold spells a period of cold weather … English dictionary
cold spell — period of cold weather … English contemporary dictionary
cold spell — noun (C) a period of several days or weeks when the weather is much colder than usual … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
spell — spell1 [spel] n. [ME < OE, a saying, tale, charm, akin to Goth spill, tale < ? IE base * (s)pel , to speak loudly] 1. a word, formula, or form of words thought to have some magic power; incantation 2. seemingly magical power or irresistible … English World dictionary
cold snap — • cold spell • cold snap a sudden short period of cold weather (usually in winter) The cold snap lasted for five days … Idioms and examples
cold snap — cold′ snap n. mer a sudden, relatively brief period of cold weather. Also called cold′ spell • Etymology: 1770–80, amer … From formal English to slang
cold snap — noun a spell of cold weather • Syn: ↑cold spell • Hypernyms: ↑while, ↑piece, ↑spell, ↑patch * * * a sudden onset of a relatively brief period of cold weather. Also called cold spell. [1770 80, Amer.] … Useful english dictionary
