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1 reichlich
I Adj. ample, plentiful; plenty of time, food etc.; Bezahlung: liberal, generous; eine reichliche Stunde a good hourII Adv. amply etc.; siehe I; umg. (ziemlich) pretty; reichlich versehen sein mit have plenty of; es dauert reichlich zwei Tage it will take a good two days; du kommst reichlich spät you’re a bit late(, aren’t you?)* * *plenteous (Adj.); copius (Adj.); plentiful (Adj.); full (Adj.); overabundant (Adj.); copious (Adj.); abundantly (Adv.); amply (Adv.); exuberant (Adj.); affluent (Adj.); generous (Adj.); plenty (Adj.); ample (Adj.); abundant (Adj.)* * *reich|lich ['raiçlɪç]1. adj1) (= sehr viel, groß) ample, large, substantial; Vorrat plentiful, ample, substantial; Portion, Trinkgeld generous; Alkoholgenuss substantial; Geschenke numerous3) (inf = mehr als) goodeine réíchliche Stunde — a good hour
2. adv1) (= sehr viel) belohnen, sich eindecken amply; verdienen richlyjdn réíchlich beschenken — to give sb lots of or numerous presents
réíchlich Trinkgeld geben — to tip generously
2)(= mehr als genügend)
réíchlich Zeit/Geld haben — to have plenty of or ample time/moneyréíchlich vorhanden sein — to abound, to exist in plenty
mehr als réíchlich belohnt — more than amply rewarded
mehr als réíchlich bezahlt — paid more than enough
der Mantel ist réíchlich ausgefallen — the coat is on the big side
das war réíchlich gewogen/abgemessen — that was very generously weighed out/measured out
das ist réíchlich gerechnet — that's a generous estimate
3) (inf = mehr als)réíchlich 1.000 Euro — a good 1,000 euros
4) (inf = ziemlich) pretty* * *1) (plentiful: abundant proof.) abundant2) abundantly3) amply4) ((more than) enough: There is ample space for four people.) ample5) (given generously or too freely: lavish gifts.) lavish6) (financially secure without being rich: a comfortable standard of living.) comfortable7) copiously8) (plentiful: a copious supply.) copious9) (in a free manner: to give freely to charity; to speak freely.) freely10) (considerable; enough: a good salary; She talked a good deal of nonsense.) good11) (a sufficient amount; enough: I don't need any more books - I've got plenty; We've got plenty of time to get there.) plenty12) (a large amount: He's got plenty of money.) plenty13) (plentiful.) plenteous14) (existing in large amounts: a plentiful supply.) plentiful* * *reich·lich[ˈraiçlɪç]\reichliches Angebot ÖKON plentiful supplyII. adv1. (überreich) amply\reichlich Geld/Zeit haben to have plenty of money/time\reichlich drei Jahre/fünf Stunden a good three years/five hoursum \reichlich... [by] a good...er hat sich um \reichlich zwei Stunden verspätet he is a good two hours late3. (ziemlich) rather, pretty* * *1. 2.1) amply2) (in großer Menge)Fleisch ist noch reichlich vorhanden — there is still plenty of meat left
reichlich Zeit/Platz/Gelegenheit haben — have plenty of or ample time/room/opportunity
3) (mehr als) over; more than3.reichlich 5 000 Euro — a good 5,000 euros
reichlich frech — a bit too cheeky
* * *eine reichliche Stunde a good hourB. adv amply etc; → A; umg (ziemlich) pretty;reichlich versehen sein mit have plenty of;es dauert reichlich zwei Tage it will take a good two days;du kommst reichlich spät you’re a bit late(, aren’t you?)* * *1. 2.1) amplyreichlich Zeit/Platz/Gelegenheit haben — have plenty of or ample time/room/opportunity
3) (mehr als) over; more than3.reichlich 5 000 Euro — a good 5,000 euros
* * *adj.abundant adj.ample adj.copious adj.flush adj.large adj.opulent adj.overabundant adj.plenteous adj.plentiful adj.rich adj.substantial adj.unsparing adj. adv.abundantly adv.amply adv.copiously adv.fatly adv.plenteously adv.plentifully adv.profusely adv.unsparingly adv. -
2 Vorrat
Vorrat m 1. COMP repertoire (Befehle); 2. GEN stock, stockpile; 3. LOGIS stockpile* * ** * *Vorrat
provision, supply, stockpile, bank, fund, store (US), (Reserve) reserve [stock];
• geringer Vorrat low stock, scanty supply;
• heimlicher Vorrat hoard;
• reichlicher Vorrat copious supply;
• wirklicher Vorrat visible supply;
• Vorrat an Fertigerzeugnissen business inventory;
• Vorrat auf Lager stock on hand;
• jem. den ganzen Vorrat abkaufen to clear off s. one’s stock;
• seinen ganzen Vorrat abstoßen to sell out;
• Vorrat anlegen to lay (take) in a supply, to lay in store (US);
• auf Vorrat arbeiten to work on stock;
• Vorrat ergänzen to stockpile, to restock (US);
• in Vorrat halten to keep in stock;
• seinen Vorrat loswerden to get one’s stock off;
• auf Vorrat produzieren to make for stock;
• sich einen Vorrat zulegen to stock up, to stockpile. -
3 reichlicher Vorrat
reichlicher Vorrat
copious supply
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