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1 farbenfreudig
colourful; colorful* * *fạr|ben|freu|digadjcolo(u)rful; Mensch fond of bright colo(u)rs* * *far·ben·freu·dig1. (bunt) colourful2. (kräftige Farben bevorzugend) loving bright colours* * ** * ** * ** * *adj.colorful (US) adj.colourful (UK) adj. adv.colorfully (US) adv.colourfully (UK) adv. -
2 bunt
I Adj.1. (gefärbt) colo(u)red; (mehrfarbig) colo(u)rful, multicolo(u)red; (farbenfroh) bright, colo(u)rful; schreiend, grell: gaudy; übermäßig: glaring; Glas: stained; (gefleckt) spotted; Hund 22. fig. colo(u)rful; (abwechslungsreich) varied; bunter Abend evening of entertainment; buntes Programm varied program(me); bunte Platte (dish of) varied kinds of sliced meat and sausages; bunter Teller plate of nuts, cakes and sweets (Am. candy); in bunter Reihenfolge in a varied sequence3.a) (gemischt) mixed, motley;b) (ungeordnet, wirr) confused; higgledy-piggledy; buntes Durcheinander complete muddle, confusion, chaos; buntes Treiben lively goings-on; das wird mir doch zu bunt! umg. I’ve had enough!, I’m fed up with this!II Adv.1. in different colo(u)rs; etw. bunt bemalen paint s.th. in different ( oder all sorts of) colo(u)rs; bunt bemalt brightly colo(u)red, multi-colo(u)red, painted in (all sorts of) different colo(u)rs; bunt geblümt with a colo(u)rful floral pattern präd.; bunt gefiedert with brightly-colo(u)red feathers präd.; bunt gemustert brightly patterned; bunt gestreift brightly striped; bunt kariert with colo(u)red checks; bunt schillernd iridescent2. fig.: bunt durcheinander in a complete jumble ( oder muddle), chaotic; das geht bunt durcheinander there’s no system in it, it goes all over the place; bunt gemischt motley..., mixed, assorted; es ging bunt zu umg. things were pretty lively; er treibt es zu bunt umg. he takes things too far, he overdoes it* * *colorful; coloured; variegating; colored; motley; colourful* * *bụnt [bʊnt]1. adj1) (= farbig) coloured (Brit), colored (US); (= mehrfarbig) colo(u)rful; (= vielfarbig) multicolo(u)red, many-colo(u)red; (= gefleckt) mottled, spottedSee:→ Hund2) (fig = abwechslungsreich) variedeine bunte Menge — an assorted or a motley crowd
ein buntes Bild — a colourful (Brit) or colorful (US) picture
ein bunter Teller — a plate of cakes and sweets (Brit) or candy (US)
ein bunter Abend — a social; (Rad, TV) a variety programme (Brit) or program (US)
3) (fig = wirr) confused, higgledy-piggledy2. adv1) (= farbig) anstreichen, anmalen colourfully (Brit), colorfully (US); gekleidet brightly, colo(u)rfully; bemalt, bemalen brightly, gaily, in bright colo(u)rsetw bunt bekleben — to stick colo(u)red paper on sth
bunt fotografieren (inf) — to photograph in colo(u)r
bunt geblümt (Stoff, Kleid) — with a colo(u)rful flower design or pattern
bunt gefärbt — multicolo(u)red, many-colo(u)red
bunt gefleckt (Tier) — spotted, mottled
bunt gemischt (Programm) — varied; Truppe, Team diverse
2)(= ungeordnet)
es geht bunt durcheinander — it's all a complete mess3) (inf = wild)jetzt wirds mir aber zu bunt! — that's going too far!, I've had enough!
es geht hier bunt zu — it's lively here, this is some sort of madhouse (pej inf)
es zu bunt treiben — to carry things too far, to overstep the mark
* * *1) (having colour: She prefers white baths to coloured baths.) coloured2) (bright: gay colours.) gay3) ((of leaves etc) varied in colour.) variegated* * *[bʊnt]I. adjII. adv\bunt bemalt colourful[ly painted]\bunt gestreift with colourful [or coloured] stripes plein \bunt gestreiftes Hemd a colourfully-striped shirt\bunt kariert with a coloured check [pattern]2. (ungeordnet) in a muddle3.* * *1.1) colourful; (farbig) colouredbunte Farben/Kleidung — bright colours/brightly coloured or colourful clothes
ein bunter Abend — a social [evening]; s. auch Hund 1)
3) (ungeordnet) confused <muddle etc.>ein buntes Treiben — a real hustle and bustle
2.jetzt wird es mir zu bunt — (ugs.) that's or it's too much
1) colourfullydie Vorhänge waren bunt geblümt — the curtains had a colourful floral pattern
bunt bunt bemalt — brightly or colourfully painted
bunt gekleidet sein — be colourfully dressed; have colourful clothes
2)3)bunt durcheinander liegen — be in a complete muddle
es zu bunt treiben — (ugs.) go too far; overdo it
* * *A. adj1. (gefärbt) colo(u)red; (mehrfarbig) colo(u)rful, multicolo(u)red; (farbenfroh) bright, colo(u)rful; schreiend, grell: gaudy; übermäßig: glaring; Glas: stained; (gefleckt) spotted; → Hund 2bunter Abend evening of entertainment;buntes Programm varied program(me);bunte Platte (dish of) varied kinds of sliced meat and sausages;bunter Teller plate of nuts, cakes and sweets (US candy);in bunter Reihenfolge in a varied sequencebuntes Durcheinander complete muddle, confusion, chaos;buntes Treiben lively goings-on;das wird mir doch zu bunt! umg I’ve had enough!, I’m fed up with this!B. adv1. in different colo(u)rs;etwas bunt bemalen paint sth in different ( oder all sorts of) colo(u)rs;bunt bemalt brightly colo(u)red, multi-colo(u)red, painted in (all sorts of) different colo(u)rs;bunt geblümt with a colo(u)rful floral pattern präd;bunt gefiedert with brightly-colo(u)red feathers präd;bunt gemustert brightly patterned;bunt gestreift brightly striped;bunt kariert with colo(u)red checks;bunt schillernd iridescent2. fig:bunt durcheinander in a complete jumble ( oder muddle), chaotic;das geht bunt durcheinander there’s no system in it, it goes all over the place;bunt gemischt motley …, mixed, assorted;es ging bunt zu umg things were pretty lively;er treibt es zu bunt umg he takes things too far, he overdoes it* * *1.1) colourful; (farbig) colouredbunte Farben/Kleidung — bright colours/brightly coloured or colourful clothes
ein bunter Abend — a social [evening]; s. auch Hund 1)
3) (ungeordnet) confused <muddle etc.>2.jetzt wird es mir zu bunt — (ugs.) that's or it's too much
1) colourfullybunt bunt bemalt — brightly or colourfully painted
bunt gekleidet sein — be colourfully dressed; have colourful clothes
2)3)es zu bunt treiben — (ugs.) go too far; overdo it
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3 farbig
I Adj.1. colo(u)red, präd. oder nachgestellt: in colo(u)r; (bunt) colo(u)rful; Glas in Kirchenfenstern etc.: stained; Druck, Kopie etc.: attr. colo(u)r...2. Haut, Person: colo(u)red neg!; Farbige, schwarz3. fig. colo(u)rfulII Adv.1. (bunt) colo(u)rfully2. fig. etw. farbig schildern give a colo(u)rful description of s.th.* * *colored; coloured* * *fạr|big ['farbɪç]1. adj1) coloured (Brit), colored (US); (fig ) Schilderung vivid, colourful (Brit), colorful (US)2) attr Hautfarbe colo(u)red2. adv(= in Farbe) anstreichen in a colo(u)r; (= anschaulich) schildern colo(u)rfully, vividlyfarbig fotografieren — to take colo(u)r photographs, to photograph in colo(u)r
* * *1) (belonging to a dark-skinned race: There are only two white families living in this street - the rest are coloured.) coloured2) (vivid and interesting: a colourful account of his experiences.) colourful* * *far·big[ˈfarbɪç]I. adjeine \farbige Postkarte a colour postcardein \farbiges Passbild a colour passport photo2. (anschaulich) colourfuldie \farbige Bevölkerung coloured peopleII. adv1. (bunt) in colour2. (anschaulich) colourfully* * *1.1) coloured2) (bunt, fig.) colourful < dress, picture, description, tale>2.farbige [Kirchen]fenster — stained-glass [church-]windows
adverbial colourfully* * *A. adj1. colo(u)red, präd oder nachgestellt: in colo(u)r; (bunt) colo(u)rful; Glas in Kirchenfenstern etc: stained; Druck, Kopie etc: attr colo(u)r …3. fig colo(u)rfulB. adv1. (bunt) colo(u)rfully2. figetwas farbig schildern give a colo(u)rful description of sth…farbig im adj & adv → …farben* * *1.1) coloured2) (bunt, fig.) colourful <dress, picture, description, tale>2.farbige [Kirchen]fenster — stained-glass [church-]windows
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4 färbig
I Adj.1. colo(u)red, präd. oder nachgestellt: in colo(u)r; (bunt) colo(u)rful; Glas in Kirchenfenstern etc.: stained; Druck, Kopie etc.: attr. colo(u)r...2. Haut, Person: colo(u)red neg!; Farbige, schwarz3. fig. colo(u)rfulII Adv.1. (bunt) colo(u)rfully2. fig. etw. farbig schildern give a colo(u)rful description of s.th.* * *colored; coloured* * *fạr|big ['farbɪç]1. adj1) coloured (Brit), colored (US); (fig ) Schilderung vivid, colourful (Brit), colorful (US)2) attr Hautfarbe colo(u)red2. adv(= in Farbe) anstreichen in a colo(u)r; (= anschaulich) schildern colo(u)rfully, vividlyfarbig fotografieren — to take colo(u)r photographs, to photograph in colo(u)r
* * *1) (belonging to a dark-skinned race: There are only two white families living in this street - the rest are coloured.) coloured2) (vivid and interesting: a colourful account of his experiences.) colourful* * *far·big[ˈfarbɪç]I. adjeine \farbige Postkarte a colour postcardein \farbiges Passbild a colour passport photo2. (anschaulich) colourfuldie \farbige Bevölkerung coloured peopleII. adv1. (bunt) in colour2. (anschaulich) colourfully* * *1.1) coloured2) (bunt, fig.) colourful < dress, picture, description, tale>2.farbige [Kirchen]fenster — stained-glass [church-]windows
adverbial colourfully* * ** * *1.1) coloured2) (bunt, fig.) colourful <dress, picture, description, tale>2.farbige [Kirchen]fenster — stained-glass [church-]windows
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5 farbenfroh
fạr|ben|frohadjcolo(u)rful* * *(full of colour: a colourful pattern.) colourful* * *far·ben·frohadj colourful* * *Adjektiv colourful* * ** * *Adjektiv colourful -
6 bunt
2) ( ungeordnet) muddled;( vielfältig) varied adv\bunt bemalt colourful[ly painted];\bunt gestreift with colourful [or coloured] stripes pl;ein \bunt gestreiftes Hemd a colourfully-striped shirt;\bunt kariert with a coloured check [pattern]2) ( ungeordnet) in a muddle;\bunt gemischt ( abwechslungsreich) diverse;( vielfältig) variedWENDUNGEN:es zu \bunt treiben ( fam) to go too far;jdm wird es zu \bunt ( fam) sb has had enough -
7 Farbe
f; -, -n1. colour, Am. color; (Farbton) auch shade; des Gesichts: auch complexion; in Farbe (nicht schwarzweiß) in colo(u)r; von grauer etc. Farbe sein be grey (Am. gray) in colo(u)r; welche Farbe hat das Kleid? what colo(u)r is the dress?; in allen Farben schillern be iridescent, be all the colo(u)rs of the rainbow; sie / ihr Gesicht wechselte die Farbe she / her face went pale; etw. in den schwärzesten / herrlichsten / rosigsten Farben ausmalen fig. paint s.th. in the blackest / most glowing / rosiest colo(u)rs, paint the gloomiest possible / most glowing / rosiest picture of s.th.; einer Sache Farbe verleihen fig. add ( oder lend) colo(u)r to s.th.2. zum Anstreichen: paint; für Haar, Stoffe: dye; zum Drucken: (printer’s) ink; Farben mischen mix paint; die Farben laufen ineinander the colo(u)rs are running into one another3. nur Sg.; (Ggs. Blässe) colo- (u)r; Farbe bekommen get some colo(u)r into one’s cheeks; (braun werden) get a tan; eine schöne Farbe haben wir heute bekommen we’ve turned a really good colo(u)r today; du hast richtig Farbe bekommen von der Bewegung, frischen Luft etc.: you’ve put on a really healthy colo(u)r; von der Sonne: you’ve got yourself a nice tan; Farbe verlieren go pale5. meist Pl.; fig. als Symbol für Zugehörigkeit: colo(u)r; die Farben seines Vereins tragen / vertreten wear the colo(u)rs of one’s club / represent one’s club; die Farbe wechseln change sides* * *die Farbe(Anstrich) paint;(Farbstoff) dye; tincture;(Färbung) colour; color;(Spielkarten) suit* * *Fạr|be ['farbə]f -, -nFarbe bekommen — to get a bit of colo(u)r, to catch the sun (inf)
Farbe verlieren — to go pale
etw in den dunkelsten or schwärzesten Farben schildern or ausmalen — to paint a black picture of sth
etw in den glänzendsten Farben schildern or ausmalen — to paint a rosy picture of sth, to paint sth in glowing colo(u)rs
3) pl (=Fahne UNIV) colo(u)rs plFarben tragende Studenten/Verbindung — students belonging to a fraternity/student fraternity with traditional heraldic colours
Farbe bekennen (fig) — to lay one's cards on the table
* * *die1) (a paint mixed with water rather than oil.) emulsion paint2) (colour: flowers of many hues.) hue3) (a colouring substance in the form of liquid or paste: The artist's clothes were covered in paint; ( also adjective) a paint pot.) paint4) (a quality which objects have, and which can be seen, only when light falls on them: What colour is her dress?; Red, blue and yellow are colours.) colour5) (paint(s): That artist uses water-colours.) colour6) ((a) skin-colour varying with race: people of all colours.) colour7) (something used to give colour: She put pink colouring in the icing.) colouring8) (one of the four sets of playing-cards - spades, hearts, diamonds, clubs.) suit* * *Far·be<-, -n>[ˈfarbə]fin \Farbe in colour [or AM -or]sanfte \Farben soft hues4. KARTEN suit\Farbe bedienen to follow suit5.▶ \Farbe bekennen to come clean, to put one's cards on the table▶ \Farbe bekommen to get a [sun]tan▶ etw in den schwärzesten \Farben malen [o schildern] to paint a black [or gloomy] picture of sth* * *die; Farbe, Farben1) colourFarbe bekommen/verlieren — get some colour/lose one's colour
an Farbe gewinnen/verlieren — (fig.) become more/less colourful
Farben mischen/auftragen — mix/apply paint
3) o. Pl. (Farbigkeit) colourder Film ist in Farbe — the film is in colour
4) (Kartenspiel) suitFarbe bekennen — (fig. ugs.) come clean (coll.)
* * *von grauer etcFarbe sein be grey (US gray) in colo(u)r;welche Farbe hat das Kleid? what colo(u)r is the dress?;in allen Farben schillern be iridescent, be all the colo(u)rs of the rainbow;sie/ihr Gesicht wechselte die Farbe she/her face went pale;etwas in den schwärzesten/herrlichsten/rosigsten Farben ausmalen fig paint sth in the blackest/most glowing/rosiest colo(u)rs, paint the gloomiest possible/most glowing/rosiest picture of sth;Farben mischen mix paint;die Farben laufen ineinander the colo(u)rs are running into one another3. nur sg; (Ggs Blässe) colo-(u)r;Farbe bekommen get some colo(u)r into one’s cheeks; (braun werden) get a tan;eine schöne Farbe haben wir heute bekommen we’ve turned a really good colo(u)r today;du hast richtig Farbe bekommen von der Bewegung, frischen Luft etc: you’ve put on a really healthy colo(u)r; von der Sonne: you’ve got yourself a nice tan;Farbe verlieren go pale4. Spielkarten: suit;Farbe bekennen follow suit; fig declare o.s., come clean5. meist pl; fig als Symbol für Zugehörigkeit: colo(u)r;die Farben seines Vereins tragen/vertreten wear the colo(u)rs of one’s club/represent one’s club;die Farbe wechseln change sides* * *die; Farbe, Farben1) colourFarbe bekommen/verlieren — get some colour/lose one's colour
an Farbe gewinnen/verlieren — (fig.) become more/less colourful
Farben mischen/auftragen — mix/apply paint
3) o. Pl. (Farbigkeit) colour4) (Kartenspiel) suitFarbe bekennen — (fig. ugs.) come clean (coll.)
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8 Farbenpracht
f blaze of colo(u)r; die Bäume in i-r ganzen Farbenpracht the trees in all their colo(u)rful splendo(u)r ( oder glorious colo(u)rs Pl.)* * *Fạr|ben|prachtfblaze of colo(u)rin seiner ganzen Farbenpracht — in all its glory
* * *Far·ben·prachtf (geh) blaze of colour* * *die colourful splendour* * *Farbenpracht f blaze of colo(u)r;die Bäume in i-r ganzen Farbenpracht the trees in all their colo(u)rful splendo(u)r ( oder glorious colo(u)rs pl)* * *die colourful splendour -
9 farbig
far·big [ʼfarbɪç] adj1) ( bunt) coloured, colourful;( für Farbabbildungen) colour;eine \farbige Postkarte a colour postcard;ein \farbiges Passbild a colour passport photo2) ( anschaulich) colourfuldie \farbige Bevölkerung coloured people1) ( bunt) in colour2) ( anschaulich) colourfully -
10 bunt geblümt
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11 Buntheit
f; nur Sg. colo(u)rfulness; fig. vividness* * *die Buntheitfanciness; variegation; colorfulness* * *Bụnt|heitf -, no plcolourfulness (Brit), colorfulness (US), gay or bright colours (Brit) or colors (US) pl* * *Bunt·heit<->sie liebt Kleider von auffallender \Buntheit she loves strikingly colourful clothes* * ** * *-en f.colorfulness n.variety n. -
12 exotisch
Adj. exotic; Früchte: meist tropical* * *exotic* * *exo|tisch [ɛ'ksoːtɪʃ]adjexotic* * *(unusual or colourful: exotic clothes.) exotic* * *exo·tisch[ɛˈkso:tɪʃ]1. (aus fernem Land) exotic* * *1.Adjektiv exotic2.adverbial exotically* * ** * *1.Adjektiv exotic2.adverbial exotically* * *adj.exotic adj. -
13 farbenprächtig
Adj. gloriously colo(u)rful ( oder colo(u)red)* * *flamboyant; colorful; colourful; gaudy* * *fạr|ben|präch|tigadjgloriously colo(u)rful* * *(very bright in colour: a bird's gaudy plumage; gaudy clothes.) gaudy* * *far·ben·präch·tig* * ** * ** * ** * *adj.gaudy adj.gorgeous adj. adv.gaudily adv. -
14 Feuerwerk
n* * *das Feuerwerkfireworks; pyrotechnics* * *Feu|er|werkntfireworks pl; (= Schauspiel auch) firework display; (fig) cavalcade* * *(a small exploding device giving off a colourful display of lights: Rockets are my favourite fireworks; ( also adjective) a firework display; If your sister finds out, there'll be fireworks (= a display of anger)!) firework* * *Feu·er·werknt fireworks npl [display]ein \Feuerwerk veranstalten to have [or BRIT let off] [or set off] a fireworks display* * *das firework display; (Feuerwerkskörper) fireworks pl.; (fig.) barrage* * *2. fig:* * *das firework display; (Feuerwerkskörper) fireworks pl.; (fig.) barrage* * *n.fireworks n. -
15 journalistisch
I Adj. journalisticII Adv. journalistically* * *journalistical; journalistic* * *jour|na|lis|tisch [Zʊrna'lIstɪʃ]1. adjjournalistic2. advjournalistisch arbeiten — to work as a journalist
jdn journalistisch ausbilden — to train sb to be a journalist
journalistisch geschrieben — written in a journalistic style
* * *((of style of writing) like that of a journalist, colourful and racy.) journalistic* * *jour·na·lis·tisch[ʒʊrnaˈlɪstɪʃ]II. adv journalisticallyich habe bisher freiberuflich \journalistisch gearbeitet I've worked up till now as a freelance journalist* * *1.2.eine journalistische Ausbildung — a training in journalism
adverbial journalisticallyjournalistisch tätig sein — work as or be a journalist
* * *A. adj journalisticB. adv journalistically* * *1.Adjektiv; nicht präd. journalistic2.adverbial journalisticallyjournalistisch tätig sein — work as or be a journalist
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16 Prunk
* * *der Prunkpageant; display; pageantry; pomposity; gaudiness; grandiosity* * *Prụnk [prʊŋk]m -s, no pl(= Pracht) splendour (Brit), splendor (US), magnificence, resplendence; (von Saal, Rokoko auch) sumptuousness; (von Stadt, Gebäude auch) grandeur; (von höfischer Zeremonie, Fest auch) pomp and pageantryLudwig XIV liebte Prunk — Louis XIV had a passion for grandeur
die Schlösser sind voller Prunk — the castles are sumptuously appointed
großen Prunk entfalten — to put on a show of great splendo(u)r
* * *der1) (splendid and colourful show or display: I love the pageantry of royal processions.) pageantry2) (any fine show or display: a pageant of colour.) pageant3) pomposity* * *<-s>[prʊnk]* * *der; Prunk[e]s splendour; magnificence* * ** * *der; Prunk[e]s splendour; magnificence* * *nur sing. m.gaudiness n.grandiosity n.ostentation n.pageantries n.pageantry n.pomposity n. -
17 verwirrend
I Part. Präs. verwirren* * *baffling; cockamamie* * *(colourful; impressive: a dazzling display of wit.) dazzling* * *ver·wir·rend<-er, -este>adj confusing* * *verwirrende Vielfalt bewildering variety ( oder choice)* * *adj.baffling adj.bewildering adj.cockamamie* adj.confusing adj.distracting adj.disturbing adj.dizzying adj.perplexing adj.unsettling adj. adv.bafflingly adv.bewilderingly adv.confusingly adv.distractedly adv.snarly adv. -
18 Wechsel
m; -s, -1. change; (Tausch) exchange; (Schwankung) fluctuation; in der Regierung etc.: changeover; Sport, des Stabs: (baton) change; ihr Wechsel vom Finanz- ins Innenministerium etc. her move from the Ministry of Finance to the Ministry of the Interior etc.2. (Aufeinanderfolge) mehrerer Dinge: succession; zweier Dinge: alternation; Wechsel der Jahreszeiten change of seasons; Wechsel von Tag und Nacht alternation of day and night; in buntem Wechsel in motley succession3. SPORT (Seitenwechsel) change of ends; eines Spielers: substitution; fliegender Wechsel flying substitution4. Jägerspr. (Wildwechsel) runway, trail, game pass6. FIN. bill (of exchange); (Am. im Inland zahlbarer Wechsel, Brit. Bankwechsel) draft; (monatliche Geldzuwendung) allowance; einen Wechsel ausstellen draw ( oder issue) a bill; gezogener Wechsel draft; der Wechsel ist geplatzt the bill has bounced* * *der Wechsel(Abwechslung) alternation;(Zahlungsmittel) draft; bill; bill of exchange;(Änderung) shift; vicissitude; change* * *Wech|sel ['vɛksl]m -s, -1) (= Änderung) change; (abwechselnd) alternation; (= Geldwechsel) exchange; (der Jahreszeiten, AGR = Fruchtwechsel) rotationein Wechsel der Wohnung/Schule etc — a change of address/school etc
3) (FIN) bill (of exchange); (inf = Geldzuwendung) allowance* * *der1) alternation2) (an act of turning or changing: After several switches of direction they found themselves on the right road.) switch3) (the act of transferring: The manager arranged for his transfer to another football club.) transfer* * *Wech·sel1<-s, ->[ˈvɛksl̩]mein häufiger \Wechsel der Arbeitgeber a frequent change of employerin bestimmtem \Wechsel in a certain rotationin stündlichem \Wechsel in hourly rotation4.▶ in buntem \Wechsel in colourful [or AM -orful] successionWech·sel2<-s, ->[ˈvɛksl̩]m FIN1. (Schuldurkunde) bill [of exchange], promissory notebefristeter/eigener \Wechsel sight draft/promissory notefälliger/verfallener \Wechsel bill due/expired billgezogener \Wechsel bill of exchange, drafttrassiert eigener \Wechsel self-accepted bill of exchangeeinen \Wechsel diskontieren to discount a billeinen \Wechsel einlösen [o honorieren] to honour a bill of exchange\Wechsel auf lange Sicht long-dated billeinen \Wechsel zu Protest gehen lassen to note a bill for protesteinen \Wechsel zur Einlösung vorlegen to present a bill for paymentauf \Wechsel against a bill of exchange* * *der; Wechsels, Wechsel1) change; (GeldWechsel) exchange; (SpielerWechsel) substitution2) (das Sichabwechseln) alternationder Wechsel der Jahreszeiten — the rotation or succession of the seasons
im Wechsel — alternately; (bei mehr als zwei) in rotation
3) (das Überwechseln) move; (Sport) transfer4) (Bankw.) bill of exchange (über + Akk. for)* * *1. change; (Tausch) exchange; (Schwankung) fluctuation; in der Regierung etc: changeover; Sport, des Stabs: (baton) change;ihr Wechsel vom Finanz- ins Innenministerium etc her move from the Ministry of Finance to the Ministry of the Interior etcWechsel der Jahreszeiten change of seasons;Wechsel von Tag und Nacht alternation of day and night;in buntem Wechsel in motley successionfliegender Wechsel flying substitution6. FIN bill (of exchange); (US im Inland zahlbarer Wechsel, Br Bankwechsel) draft; (monatliche Geldzuwendung) allowance;einen Wechsel ausstellen draw ( oder issue) a bill;gezogener Wechsel draft;der Wechsel ist geplatzt the bill has bounced* * *der; Wechsels, Wechsel1) change; (GeldWechsel) exchange; (SpielerWechsel) substitution2) (das Sichabwechseln) alternationder Wechsel der Jahreszeiten — the rotation or succession of the seasons
im Wechsel — alternately; (bei mehr als zwei) in rotation
3) (das Überwechseln) move; (Sport) transfer4) (Bankw.) bill of exchange (über + Akk. for)* * *- m.alternation n.bill of exchange (banking) n.change (money) n.variation n. -
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m; -s, -1. change; (Tausch) exchange; (Schwankung) fluctuation; in der Regierung etc.: changeover; Sport, des Stabs: (baton) change; ihr Wechsel vom Finanz- ins Innenministerium etc. her move from the Ministry of Finance to the Ministry of the Interior etc.2. (Aufeinanderfolge) mehrerer Dinge: succession; zweier Dinge: alternation; Wechsel der Jahreszeiten change of seasons; Wechsel von Tag und Nacht alternation of day and night; in buntem Wechsel in motley succession3. SPORT (Seitenwechsel) change of ends; eines Spielers: substitution; fliegender Wechsel flying substitution4. Jägerspr. (Wildwechsel) runway, trail, game pass6. FIN. bill (of exchange); (Am. im Inland zahlbarer Wechsel, Brit. Bankwechsel) draft; (monatliche Geldzuwendung) allowance; einen Wechsel ausstellen draw ( oder issue) a bill; gezogener Wechsel draft; der Wechsel ist geplatzt the bill has bounced* * *der Wechsel(Abwechslung) alternation;(Zahlungsmittel) draft; bill; bill of exchange;(Änderung) shift; vicissitude; change* * *Wech|sel ['vɛksl]m -s, -1) (= Änderung) change; (abwechselnd) alternation; (= Geldwechsel) exchange; (der Jahreszeiten, AGR = Fruchtwechsel) rotationein Wechsel der Wohnung/Schule etc — a change of address/school etc
3) (FIN) bill (of exchange); (inf = Geldzuwendung) allowance* * *der1) alternation2) (an act of turning or changing: After several switches of direction they found themselves on the right road.) switch3) (the act of transferring: The manager arranged for his transfer to another football club.) transfer* * *Wech·sel1<-s, ->[ˈvɛksl̩]mein häufiger \Wechsel der Arbeitgeber a frequent change of employerin bestimmtem \Wechsel in a certain rotationin stündlichem \Wechsel in hourly rotation4.▶ in buntem \Wechsel in colourful [or AM -orful] successionWech·sel2<-s, ->[ˈvɛksl̩]m FIN1. (Schuldurkunde) bill [of exchange], promissory notebefristeter/eigener \Wechsel sight draft/promissory notefälliger/verfallener \Wechsel bill due/expired billgezogener \Wechsel bill of exchange, drafttrassiert eigener \Wechsel self-accepted bill of exchangeeinen \Wechsel diskontieren to discount a billeinen \Wechsel einlösen [o honorieren] to honour a bill of exchange\Wechsel auf lange Sicht long-dated billeinen \Wechsel zu Protest gehen lassen to note a bill for protesteinen \Wechsel zur Einlösung vorlegen to present a bill for paymentauf \Wechsel against a bill of exchange* * *der; Wechsels, Wechsel1) change; (GeldWechsel) exchange; (SpielerWechsel) substitution2) (das Sichabwechseln) alternationder Wechsel der Jahreszeiten — the rotation or succession of the seasons
im Wechsel — alternately; (bei mehr als zwei) in rotation
3) (das Überwechseln) move; (Sport) transfer4) (Bankw.) bill of exchange (über + Akk. for)* * *…wechsel m im subst1. (Änderung etc):Temperaturwechsel change of temperature;Funktionswechsel change of function2. (Austausch):Filterwechsel changing the filter;Magazinwechsel reloading; Gewehr: auch putting in a new magazine; Fotoapparat: putting in a new film;Pferdewechsel changing horses3. FIN:Blankowechsel blank bill;Tageswechsel bill payable on a specified day* * *der; Wechsels, Wechsel1) change; (GeldWechsel) exchange; (SpielerWechsel) substitution2) (das Sichabwechseln) alternationder Wechsel der Jahreszeiten — the rotation or succession of the seasons
im Wechsel — alternately; (bei mehr als zwei) in rotation
3) (das Überwechseln) move; (Sport) transfer4) (Bankw.) bill of exchange (über + Akk. for)* * *- m.alternation n.bill of exchange (banking) n.change (money) n.variation n. -
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