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61 langweilig
Adj.1. boring, tedious; (eintönig: Leben etc.) humdrum; es war mir sehr langweilig I found it very boring, I was very bored; langweiliger Verein umg. dull ( oder boring) lot; es war so was von langweilig umg. it was an absolute ( oder a crushing, Am. crashing) bore2. umg. (langsam, zeitraubend) slow; eine langweilige Sache a tedious business, a drag; langweiliger Betrieb dozy outfit; nicht so langweilig! get a move on!* * *prosy; unamusing; wooden; boring; wearisome; tedious; dull; humdrum* * *lạng|wei|lig ['laŋvailɪç]1. adj1) boring2) (inf = langsam) slower ist so langweilig mit allem () () — he's so slow or such a slowcoach Brit inf or such a slowpoke US inf at everything
2. advboringly* * *1) (dull; without interest: She spent a very flat weekend.) flat2) dully3) (not exciting or interesting: a very dull book.) dull4) (ordinary; rather boring or unexciting: a pedestrian account.) pedestrian5) (formal and dull: Must we visit those stuffy people?) stuffy6) tediously7) (boring and continuing for a long time: a tedious speech/speaker.) tedious* * *lang·wei·lig[ˈlaŋvailɪç]I. adj boring, dullII. adv boringly* * *1.1) boring; dull < place>2.adverbial boringly* * *langweilig adj1. boring, tedious; (eintönig: Leben etc) humdrum;es war mir sehr langweilig I found it very boring, I was very bored;2. umg (langsam, zeitraubend) slow;eine langweilige Sache a tedious business, a drag;langweiliger Betrieb dozy outfit;nicht so langweilig! get a move on!* * *1.1) boring; dull < place>2.adverbial boringly* * *adj.boring adj.prosy adj.tedious adj.unamusing adj. adv.insipidly adv.tediously adv. -
62 stramm
I Adj.1. (straff, fest sitzend) tight; Seil: auch taut2. stramme Haltung straight ( oder erect) posture; stramme Haltung einnehmen MIL. stand to attention; stramme Disziplin strict discipline; strammes Tempo brisk pace3. umg. (überzeugt) Katholik, Marxist etc.: staunch, strict; strammer Sozialist staunch ( oder dyed-in-the-wool) socialist4. (kräftig) robust; auch Beine: sturdy; strammer Junge strapping youth; strammes Mädchen strapping girl; stramme Waden sturdy ( oder powerful) thighs5. umg. (betrunken) tightII Adv.3. umg. (streng) katholisch, marxistisch: staunchly, strictly; stramm konservativ sein be a true-blue conservative; er denkt stramm katholisch his attitude is 100% orthodox Catholic* * *stalwart; buxom; bouncing; upstanding* * *strạmm [ʃtram]1. adj(= straff) Seil, Hose tight; Seil auch taut; (= schneidig) Haltung, Soldat erect, upright; (= kräftig, drall) Mädchen, Junge strapping; Junge, Beine sturdy; Brust firm; (inf) (= tüchtig) Marsch, Arbeit strenuous, tough, hard; Tag, Programm packed; Leistung solid; Tempo brisk; (= überzeugt) staunch; (dated inf = betrunken) tight (inf)strammer Max — open sandwich of boiled ham and fried egg (mit Hackfleisch) open sandwich of seasoned raw minced pork with egg and onion
2. advbinden tightlystramm sitzen — to be tight or close-fitting, to fit tightly
stramm arbeiten (inf) — to work hard, to get down to it (inf)
stramm marschieren (inf) — to march hard
stramm konservativ (inf) — staunchly conservative, true blue (Brit)
die Politiker sind weiter stramm auf Atomkurs (inf) — the politicians are continuing to support nuclear power unreservedly
* * *1) (strong and lively: a bouncing baby.) bouncing2) (large and strong: a big strapping girl.) strapping* * *[ʃtram]I. adj1. (straff) tight▪ etw \stramm ziehen to pull sth tight, to tighten sthseinen Gürtel \stramm ziehen to cinch [or tighten] one's belt2. (eng anliegend) tightein \strammes Baby a bouncing baby4. (drall) taut\stramm Beine/Waden sturdy legs/calves\stramme Arbeit hard workein \strammer Marsch a brisk march6. (aufrecht) erect, upright7. (linientreu) staunchein \strammer Katholik a strict [or dyed-in-the-wool] Catholic8. KOCHK\strammer Max ham and fried eggs on toastII. adv1. (eng anliegend) tightly\stramm arbeiten to work hard\stramm marschieren to march briskly* * *1.3) (gerade) upright, erect <posture, etc.>2.1) (straff) tightly3) (energisch) < bring up> strictly; strictly, staunchly <Marxist, Catholic, etc.>; < hold out> resolutely* * *A. adj1. (straff, fest sitzend) tight; Seil: auch taut;stramm ziehen pull tight2.stramme Haltung straight ( oder erect) posture;stramme Haltung einnehmen MIL stand to attention;stramme Disziplin strict discipline;strammes Tempo brisk pace3. umg (überzeugt) Katholik, Marxist etc: staunch, strict;strammer Sozialist staunch ( oder dyed-in-the-wool) socialiststrammer Junge strapping youth;strammes Mädchen strapping girl;stramme Waden sturdy ( oder powerful) thighs5. umg (betrunken) tight6.strammer Max GASTR ham and fried egg on breadB. adv1. anziehen etc: tight(ly);stramm sitzen Schuhe etc: fit tightly;jemandem die Hosen stramm ziehen umg, fig give sb a good hiding2. umg (zügig):stramm arbeiten work hard;stramm gehen walk briskly3. umg (streng) katholisch, marxistisch: staunchly, strictly;stramm konservativ sein be a true-blue conservative;er denkt stramm katholisch his attitude is 100% orthodox Catholic* * *1.3) (gerade) upright, erect <posture, etc.>2.1) (straff) tightly3) (energisch) < bring up> strictly; strictly, staunchly <Marxist, Catholic, etc.>; < hold out> resolutely -
63 suspendieren
v/t suspend; vom Dienst / Unterricht / Training suspendieren suspend from his ( oder her) post / from school / from training* * *to suspend* * *sus|pen|die|ren [zʊspɛn'diːrən] ptp suspendiertvtto suspend (von from)* * *(to prevent (a person) temporarily from continuing his (professional) activities or having his usual privileges: Two footballers were suspended after yesterday's match.) suspend* * *sus·pen·die·ren *[zʊspɛnˈdi:rən]vt3. CHEM▪ etw \suspendieren to suspend stheinen Feststoff in einer Flüssigkeit \suspendieren to suspend a solid matter in a liquid* * *transitives Verb suspend; (entlassen) dismissjemanden vom Dienst/von seinem Amt suspendieren — suspend/dismiss somebody from his/her post
* * *suspendieren v/t suspend;vom Dienst/Unterricht/Training suspendieren suspend from his ( oder her) post/from school/from training* * *transitives Verb suspend; (entlassen) dismissjemanden vom Dienst/von seinem Amt suspendieren — suspend/dismiss somebody from his/her post
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64 Transitreisende
m, f Transitpassagier* * *Tran|sit|rei|sen|de(r)mf decl as adj (AVIAT)transit passengerTransítreisende nach... — transit passengers bound for or continuing their flight to...
* * *Tran·sit·rei·sen·de(r)f(m) dekl wie adj transit passenger* * * -
65 ununterbrochen
I Adj. uninterrupted; Linie, Reihe etc.: auch unbroken; (ständig) continuous; (unaufhörlich) incessant; in ununterbrochener Reihenfolge in an unbroken seriesII Adv. uninterruptedly; continuously; incessantly; er hat ununterbrochen geschrien etc. auch he wouldn’t stop screaming etc.; sie redet ununterbrochen she never stops talking; ununterbrochen im Einsatz sein be continuously on duty* * *without interruption (Adv.); without a break (Adv.); continuously (Adv.); night and day (Adv.); at a stretch (Adv.); incessant (Adj.); uninterrupted (Adj.); continuous (Adj.); unrelieved (Adj.); on and on (Adv.)* * *ụn|un|ter|bro|chen ['Un|UntɐbrOxn, Un|ʊntɐ'brɔxn]1. adj1) (= nicht unterbrochen) unbroken, uninterrupted2) (= unaufhörlich) incessant, continuous2. adv(= unaufhörlich) incessantly, continuously* * *1) (joined together, or going on, without interruption: a continuous series; continuous rain; continuous movement.) continuous2) (continuously; without a pause: For days on end we had hardly anything to eat.) on end3) (continuously: He can't work for more than three hours at a stretch.) at a stretch4) (continuing without pause: four hours of uninterrupted rain.) uninterrupted* * *un·un·ter·bro·chen[ˈʊnʔʊntɐbrɔxn̩]I. adj1. (unaufhörlich andauernd) incessant, constant2. (nicht unterbrochen) unbroken, uninterruptedII. adv constantly, incessantly\ununterbrochen laufen lassen INFORM soak tested* * *1.Adjektiv incessant2.adverbial incessantly* * *A. adj uninterrupted; Linie, Reihe etc: auch unbroken; (ständig) continuous; (unaufhörlich) incessant;in ununterbrochener Reihenfolge in an unbroken seriesB. adv uninterruptedly; continuously; incessantly;sie redet ununterbrochen she never stops talking;ununterbrochen im Einsatz sein be continuously on duty* * *1.Adjektiv incessant2.adverbial incessantly* * *adj.continuous adj.incessant adj.uninterrupted adj. -
66 verstockt
Adj. stubborn, obdurate; Sünder: impenitent* * *obdurate; perverse* * *ver|stọckt [fɛɐ'ʃtɔkt]adjKind, Wesen obstinate, stubborn; Sünder unrepentant, unrepenting* * *(continuing to do, think etc something which one knows, or which one has been told, is wrong or unreasonable: a perverse child.) perverse* * *ver·stockt* * *1.Adjektiv obdurate; stubborn2.adverbial obdurately; stubbornly* * ** * *1.Adjektiv obdurate; stubborn2.adverbial obdurately; stubbornly* * *adj.obdurate adj. adv.obdurately adv. -
67 Weiterfahrt
* * *Wei|ter|fahrtfcontinuation of the/one's journeyvor der Wéíterfahrt sahen wir... — before continuing our journey we saw...
* * *Wei·ter·fahrtf kein pl continuation of the/one's journey* * *Weiterfahrt f: -
68 Dauerdelikt
Dau·er·de·liktnt JUR continuing offence -
69 Dauerstraftat
Dau·er·straf·tatf JUR continuing offence -
70 Dauervertrag
Dau·er·ver·tragm JUR continuing agreement -
71 Kreditbürgschaft
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72 rückmelden
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73 Sukzessivlieferungsvertrag
Suk·zes·siv·lie·fe·rungs·ver·tragm HANDEL multi-delivery contract, continuing sales contract* * *m.multiple delivery contract n. -
74 Transitreisender
Tran|sit|rei|sen|de(r)mf decl as adj (AVIAT)transit passengerTransítreisende nach... — transit passengers bound for or continuing their flight to...
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75 ein Ende bereiten
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76 sich orientieren
1) (to get (oneself) used to unfamiliar surroundings, conditions etc.) orientate2) (to find out one's position in relation to something else: The hikers tried to orientate themselves before continuing their walk.) orientate -
77 vom Sturm aufgehalten
(prevented by storms from continuing with a voyage, receiving regular supplies etc: stormbound ships.) stormbound -
78 Anhalten der Krise
Anhalten der Krise
continuing crisis;
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79 Anschlussbuchung
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80 Bankkredite revolvierend einsetzen
Bankkredite revolvierend einsetzen
to roll over bank loans on a continuing basisBusiness german-english dictionary > Bankkredite revolvierend einsetzen
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