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61 wogen
* * *to wave; to billow; to surge; to undulate* * *wo|gen ['voːgn]vi (liter)to surge (auch fig); (Kornfeld) to wave, to undulate; (fig Kampf) to rage; (Busen) to heave* * *((of eg water or waves) to move forward with great force: The waves surged over the rocks.) surge* * *wo·gen[ˈvo:gn̩]vi1. (auf und nieder bewegen) to surgedie See beginnt zu \wogen the sea is getting rough* * ** * ** * ** * *v.to billow v.to curl v.to surge v.to undulate v. -
62 Getreidehandel
Ge|trei|de|han|delmgrain trade* * *Ge·trei·de·han·delm cereal trade* * *der corn-trade* * *der corn-trade -
63 Popcorn
das Popcornpopcorn* * *Pọp|corn ['pOpkɔːn]nt -s, no plpopcorn* * *(a kind of maize that bursts open when it is heated, and is eaten either sweetened or salted.) popcorn* * *Pop·corn<-s>[ˈpɔpkɔrn]nt kein pl popcorn no pl, no indef art* * *das; Popcorns popcorn* * *das; Popcorns popcorn -
64 Rapunzelsalat
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65 Maisdrillmaschine
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66 Korn
Korn
(Getreide) corn, grain, cereals;
• Korn anbauen to grow corn;
• Korngrößenbestimmung size grading;
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67 Maisanbaugebiet
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68 Korn
1. Korn <-[e]s, Körner o -e> [kɔrn, pl ʼkœrnɐ] nt1) ( Samenkorn) grain2) ( hartes Teilchen) grain2. Korn <-[e]s, - o -s> [kɔrn] m( Kornbranntwein) corn brandy, schnapps3. Korn -[e]s, -e> [kɔrn] ntfront sight; -
69 Mais
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70 Maiskolben
mcorn cob, GASTR corn on the cob -
71 Korn
m[ugs.: Kornbranntwein]corn schnappsn1. corn2. front sight3. grain4. kernel -
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m1. corn Am.2. maize3. mealies [South Africa]4. mealie [South Africa]5. sweet corn [Zea mays] -
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m1. corn cob2. corncob3. corn on the cob4. mealie [South Africa]5. mielie (South Africa)plmealies [South Africa] -
74 Maiskolbenhalter
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75 Maiskorn
n1. corn kernel Am.2. grain of corn Am.3. grain of maize4. maize kernel -
76 Kitsch
Kitsch m V&M kitsch, (AE) (infrml) trashy goods* * *m <V&M> kitsch, trashy goods infrml (AE)* * *Kitsch
trash, tawdry, trite, slush, corn (sl.);
• Kitschartikel shoddy goods;
• Kitschserie (Rundfunk, Fernsehen) soap opera (US sl.). -
77 anlegen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Lineal) set, position; (die Arme) put by one’s sides; (die Ohren) put ( oder lay) back; (Säugling) put to the breast; (Holz, Kohle) put ( oder lay) on; siehe auch II, III.1.3. (anbringen) jemandem/einem Tier (Halfter, Halsband, Handschellen) apply (to), put on; einen Verband anlegen auch bandage s.o. up; jemandem Fesseln anlegen auch put s.o. in chains4. geh. (Kleid, Schmuck etc.) put on; förm. don5. (entwerfen) design; (Garten, Straße etc.) lay out; (Roman etc.) structure; (Kanal) cut, dig; (errichten) (Lager) pitch, make; eine breit angelegte Kampagne a broad ( oder widely-pitched) campaign, die Kampagne ist darauf angelegt zu (+ Inf.) the campaign is designed ( oder calculated) to (+ Inf.)7. (Geld) invest (in + Dat in), sink into umg.; mit Zinsen anlegen put out at interest; (ausgeben) spend ( für on); wie viel willst du anlegen? how much do you want to spend?; angelegt8. ETECH. (Spannung) feedIII v/i2. NAUT. land, put in, moor, (take) berth; längsseits: lie alongside; in einem Hafen anlegen call ( oder dock) at* * *(Garten) to plant;(Geld) to invest;(Kleidung) to put on;(Schiff) to dock; to berth; to land;(Verband) to apply;(Vorrat) to get in* * *ạn|le|gen sep1. vtan +acc against); Brett, Karte, Dominostein to lay (down) ( an +acc next to, beside); Lineal to position, to setdas Gewehr auf jdn/etw anlegen — to aim the gun at sb/sth
den Säugling anlegen — to put the baby to one's breast
3)See:→ Zügel4) Kartei, Akte to start; Datei to create; Vorräte to lay in; Garten, Gelände, Aufsatz, Bericht, Schaubild to lay out; Liste, Plan, Statistiken to draw up; Roman, Drama to structure6)es darauf anlegen, dass... — to be determined that...
du legst es wohl auf einen Streit mit mir an — you're determined to have a fight with me, aren't you?
See:→ auch angelegt2. vi1) (NAUT) to berth, to dock3) (= Gewehr anlegen) to aim (auf +acc at)3. vrsich mit jdm anlegen — to pick an argument or a quarrel or a fight with sb
* * *das1) (a place for coming ashore.) landing* * *an|le·genI. vt1. (erstellen)▪ etw \anlegen to compile stheine Liste \anlegen to draw up a list2. HORT▪ etw \anlegen to lay sth out3. (ansammeln)▪ etw \anlegen to lay sth in5. (fig)6. (daran legen)eine Leiter \anlegen to put a ladder upKarten \anlegen to lay down cards▪ etw \anlegen to don sth▪ jdm etw \anlegen to put sth on sb8. (ausrichten)etw auf eine bestimmte Dauer \anlegen to plan sth [to last] for a certain period▪ auf jdn/etw angelegt sein to be built for sb/sthdas Stadion ist auf 30.000 Besucher angelegt the stadium holds [or was built to hold] 30,000 spectators; s.a. MaßstabII. vi„legt an - Feuer!“ “take aim - fire!”▪ [bei jdm] \anlegen to lay down [cards] [on sb's hand]III. vr* * *1.transitives Verb1) (an etwas legen) put or lay < domino, card> [down] (an + Akk. next to); place, position <ruler, protractor> (an + Akk. on); put < ladder> up (an + Akk. against)einen strengen Maßstab [an etwas (Akk.)] anlegen — apply strict standards [to something]
die Flügel/Ohren anlegen — close its wings/lay its ears back
3) (geh.): (anziehen, umlegen) don; put on4) (schaffen) lay out <town, garden, plantation, street>; start < file, album>; compile <statistics, index>6) (investieren) invest7) (ausgeben) spend ( für on)8)es darauf anlegen, etwas zu tun — be determined to do something
2.er legt es auf einen Streit an — he is determined to have a fight
intransitives Verb1) (landen) moor2) (Kartenspiel) lay a card/cardsbei jemandem anlegen — lay a card/cards on somebody's hand
3) (Domino) play [a domino/dominoes]4) (zielen) aim (auf + Akk. at)3.reflexives Verbsich mit jemandem anlegen — pick an argument or quarrel with somebody
* * *anlegen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (Lineal) set, position; (die Arme) put by one’s sides; (die Ohren) put ( oder lay) back; (Säugling) put to the breast; (Holz, Kohle) put ( oder lay) on; → auch B, C 12.3. (anbringen) jemandem/einem Tier (Halfter, Halsband, Handschellen) apply (to), put on;jemandem Fesseln anlegen auch put sb in chains5. (entwerfen) design; (Garten, Straße etc) lay out; (Roman etc) structure; (Kanal) cut, dig; (errichten) (Lager) pitch, make;eine breit angelegte Kampagne a broad ( oder widely-pitched) campaign,6. (beginnen) (Akte, Sammlung etc) start; (Datei) create; (Kartei) set up; (Konto) open; (Vorrat) get in7. (Geld) invest (in +dat in), sink into umg;mit Zinsen anlegen put out at interest; (ausgeben) spend (für on);9. unpers:B. v/t & v/i:C. v/i1.anlegen auf (+akk) Schütze: (take) aim atin einem Hafen* * *1.transitives Verb1) (an etwas legen) put or lay <domino, card> [down] (an + Akk. next to); place, position <ruler, protractor> (an + Akk. on); put < ladder> up (an + Akk. against)einen strengen Maßstab [an etwas (Akk.)] anlegen — apply strict standards [to something]
die Flügel/Ohren anlegen — close its wings/lay its ears back
3) (geh.): (anziehen, umlegen) don; put on4) (schaffen) lay out <town, garden, plantation, street>; start <file, album>; compile <statistics, index>5) (gestalten, entwerfen) structure <story, novel>6) (investieren) invest7) (ausgeben) spend ( für on)8)2.es darauf anlegen, etwas zu tun — be determined to do something
intransitives Verb1) (landen) moor2) (Kartenspiel) lay a card/cardsbei jemandem anlegen — lay a card/cards on somebody's hand
3) (Domino) play [a domino/dominoes]4) (zielen) aim (auf + Akk. at)3.reflexives Verbsich mit jemandem anlegen — pick an argument or quarrel with somebody
* * *(Vorrat) v.to lay down stock expr. (Schiff) v.to put in to port expr. v.to apply (to) v.to apply v. -
78 Behälter
m; -s, -1. container; förm. receptacle; (Schachtel, Karton etc.) box; für Flüssigkeit: tank; hast du dafür einen Behälter? have you got something to put it in?2. (Container) container* * *der Behältercontainer; holder; case; bin; repository; receptacle; tank; catchall; reservoir* * *Be|hạ̈l|ter [bə'hɛltɐ]m -s, -1) container, receptacle (form)2) (= Container) container* * *der1) (a container (usually metal or plastic, often large) in which corn etc is stored or rubbish is collected: a waste-paper bin; a dustbin.) bin2) (something made to contain things: He brought his lunch in a plastic container.) container3) (a container of some kind: A dustbin is a receptacle for rubbish.) receptacle* * *Be·häl·ter<-s, ->m container, receptacle form* * *der; Behälters, Behälter: container; (für Abfälle) receptacle* * *hast du dafür einen Behälter? have you got something to put it in?2. (Container) container* * *der; Behälters, Behälter: container; (für Abfälle) receptacle* * *- m.container n.receptacle n.reservoir n.tank n. -
79 Cornflakes
[‘kɔ:nfle:ks] Pl. GASTR. cornflakes* * *die Cornflakescornflakes (Pl.)* * *Corn·flakes®[ˈko:ɐ̯nfle:ks]pl cornflakes pl* * * -
80 dreschen
das Dreschenthreshing* * *drẹ|schen ['drɛʃn] pret dro\#sch [drɔʃ] ptp gedro\#schen [gə'drɔʃn]1. vtleeres Stroh dreschen (fig) — to talk a lot of hot air (inf), to talk/write a lot of claptrap (inf)
Skat dreschen (inf) — to play skat
2) (inf = prügeln) to thrash3) (SPORT inf = treten, schlagen) to slam (inf), to wallop (inf)2. vi1) (= Korn dreschen) to thresh2) (inf = schlagen, treten) to hit violently3. vrinf = sich prügeln) to have a fight* * *(to beat (the stalks of corn) in order to extract the grain.) thresh* * *dre·schen[ˈdrɛʃn̩]I. vt1. AGR▪ jdn \dreschen to thrash sbjd grün und blau \dreschen to beat sb black and blueII. vi1. AGR to thresh* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) thresh2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) thresh2) (salopp): (schlagen) thump; bang* * *dreschen; drischt, drosch, hat gedroschenA. v/t & v/imit der Faust auf den Tisch dreschen thump one’s fist on the table;den Ball ins Tor dreschen slam the ball into the goal;B. v/t umg (prügeln) thrash, thump, wallop* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) thresh2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) thresh2) (salopp): (schlagen) thump; bang* * *-erei n.thrashing n.
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