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1 coloured marble
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2 Mosaic
noun(lit. or fig.) Mosaik, das; attrib. Mosaik-* * *[mə'zeiik]((the art of making) a design formed by fitting together small pieces of coloured marble, glass etc.) das Mosaik* * *mo·sa·ic[mə(ʊ)ˈzeɪɪk, AM moʊˈ-]n Mosaik nt* * *[məU'zeIIk]adjmosaisch* * *Mosaic [məʊˈzeıık] adj mosaisch:Mosaic law das mosaische Gesetz* * *noun(lit. or fig.) Mosaik, das; attrib. Mosaik-* * *n.Mosaik -e n. -
3 mosaic
noun(lit. or fig.) Mosaik, das; attrib. Mosaik-* * *[mə'zeiik]((the art of making) a design formed by fitting together small pieces of coloured marble, glass etc.) das Mosaik* * *mo·sa·ic[mə(ʊ)ˈzeɪɪk, AM moʊˈ-]n Mosaik nt* * *[məU'zeIIk]adjmosaisch* * *mosaic [məʊˈzeıık]A s1. Mosaik n (auch fig)2. FLUG (Luftbild)Mosaik n, Reihenbild n3. BOT Mosaikkrankheit fB adj (adv mosaically)1. Mosaik…2. mosaikartigC v/t1. mit Mosaik schmücken2. zu einem Mosaik zusammenstellen* * *noun(lit. or fig.) Mosaik, das; attrib. Mosaik-* * *n.Mosaik -e n. -
4 mottled
adjective* * *['motld]* * *mott·led[ˈmɒtl̩d, AM ˈmɑ:t̬l̩d]adj inv1. (colourfully patterned) dress [bunt] gesprenkelt [o gemustert2. (diversified in shade) wood, marble gemasert, marmoriert\mottled mahogany geflecktes [o getigertes] Mahagonihis \mottled face began to show the effect of excessive drinking sein fleckiges Gesicht zeigte allmählich die Folgen übermäßigen Alkoholgenusses* * *['mɒtld]adjgesprenkelt; complexion fleckig* * *mottled adj gesprenkelt, gefleckt, bunt* * *adjective* * *adj.gefleckt adj.marmoriert adj. -
5 streak
1. nounstreak of lightning — Blitzstrahl, der
like a streak [of lightning] — [schnell] wie der Blitz (ugs.); wie ein geölter Blitz (ugs.)
2) (fig.): (element)have a jealous/cruel streak — zur Eifersucht/Grausamkeit neigen
have a streak of meanness/jealousy — eine geizige/eifersüchtige Ader haben
3) (fig.): (spell)streak of good/bad luck, lucky/unlucky streak — Glücks-/Pechsträhne, die
2. transitive verbbe on a or have a winning/losing streak — eine Glücks-/Pechsträhne haben
streak something with green — etwas mit grünen Streifen versehen
3. intransitive verbstreaked with paint/tears/mud — farb-/tränenverschmiert/dreckbeschmiert
1) (move rapidly) flitzen (ugs.)* * *[stri:k] 1. noun1) (a long, irregular mark or stripe: There was a streak of blood on her cheek; a streak of lightning.) der Streif(en)2) (a trace of some quality in a person's character etc: She has a streak of selfishness.) die Spur2. verb1) (to mark with streaks: Her dark hair was streaked with grey; The child's face was streaked with tears.) streifen2) (to move very fast: The runner streaked round the racetrack.) flitzen•- academic.ru/71196/streaky">streaky* * *[stri:k]I. n\streak of blood Blutspur f\streak of light Lichtstrahl m3. (coloured hair)there's an aggressive \streak in him er hat etwas Aggressives an sichthere's a \streak of German blood in him in seinen Adern fließt auch etwas deutsches Bluta \streak of madness ein Hang m zum Wahnsinnlosing \streak Pechsträhne flucky/winning \streak Glückssträhne fto extend one's unbeaten \streak seinen Erfolgskurs fortsetzento be on a winning \streak eine Glückssträhne haben▪ to be \streaked gestreift seinhis cheeks were \streaked with tears seine Wangen waren tränenüberströmtwhite marble is frequently \streaked with grey, black or green weißer Marmor ist oft von grauen, schwarzen oder grünen Adern durchzogen\streaked with grey hair von grauen Strähnen durchzogen\streaked with mud clothes von Dreck verschmiertIII. vito \streak across the street über die Straße fegento \streak past the window am Fenster vorbeischießen* * *[striːk]1. nStreifen m; (of light) Strahl m; (fig = trace) Spur f; (of jealousy, meanness etc) Zug m; (of madness, humour) Anflug mstreaks (in hair) — Strähnchen pl, Strähnen pl
there was a streak of blood on his arm —
a winning/losing streak — eine Glücks-/Pechsträhne
he's got a mean streak — er hat einen gemeinen Zug (an sich (dat
2. vtstreifenthe sky was streaked with red — der Himmel hatte rote Streifen
to have one's hair streaked — sich (dat) Streifen ins Haar färben lassen
hair streaked with blonde/grey — Haar mit blonden/grauen Strähnen
3. vito streak along/past — entlang-/vorbeiflitzen (inf)
2) (= run naked) blitzen, flitzen* * *streak [striːk]A s1. Streif(en) mstreak of lightning Blitz(strahl) m;like a streak (of lightning) umg wie der Blitz5. fig Anlage f, Spur f, Anflug m, Zug m, humoristische etc Ader:6. fig Strähne f:streak of (bad) luck Glücks-(Pech)strähne;streak of success Erfolgsserie f7. MINER Strich mstreak culture Strichkultur f9. CHEM Schliere fB v/t1. streifen2. ädernC v/i1. streifig werden2. rasen, flitzen3. umg blitzen, flitzen (unbekleidet über belebte Straßen etc laufen)* * *1. nounstreak of lightning — Blitzstrahl, der
like a streak [of lightning] — [schnell] wie der Blitz (ugs.); wie ein geölter Blitz (ugs.)
2) (fig.): (element)have a jealous/cruel streak — zur Eifersucht/Grausamkeit neigen
have a streak of meanness/jealousy — eine geizige/eifersüchtige Ader haben
3) (fig.): (spell)streak of good/bad luck, lucky/unlucky streak — Glücks-/Pechsträhne, die
2. transitive verbbe on a or have a winning/losing streak — eine Glücks-/Pechsträhne haben
3. intransitive verbstreaked with paint/tears/mud — farb-/tränenverschmiert/dreckbeschmiert
1) (move rapidly) flitzen (ugs.)* * *n.farbige Strähne f. v.streifen v. -
6 mottled
\mottled mahogany geflecktes [o getigertes] Mahagoni;his \mottled face began to show the effect of excessive drinking sein fleckiges Gesicht zeigte allmählich die Folgen übermäßigen Alkoholgenusses -
7 streak
[stri:k] n\streak of blood Blutspur f\streak of light Lichtstrahl m;3) ( coloured hair)there's an aggressive \streak in him er hat etwas Aggressives an sich;a \streak of sth eine Spur von etw dat;there's a \streak of German blood in him in seinen Adern fließt auch etwas deutsches Blut;a \streak of madness ein Hang m zum Wahnsinnlosing \streak Pechsträhne f;to extend one's unbeaten \streak seinen Erfolgskurs fortsetzen;to be on a winning \streak eine Glückssträhne haben vt usu passiveto be \streaked gestreift sein;his cheeks were \streaked with tears seine Wangen waren tränenüberströmt;white marble is frequently \streaked with grey, black or green weißer Marmor ist oft von grauen, schwarzen oder grünen Adern durchzogen;to have one's hair \streaked sich dat Strähnchen in die Haare machen [lassen];\streaked with grey hair von grauen Strähnen durchzogen;to \streak ahead ( fig) eine Blitzkarriere machen;to \streak across the street über die Straße fegen;to \streak past the window am Fenster vorbeischießen
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