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1 Kosmetik
f; -, kein Pl.2. (Schönheitspflege) beauty treatment; viel Zeit für Kosmetik brauchen need a lot of time to put on one’s makeup3. fig. cosmetic effect, appearances Pl.; geschickte Kosmetik skil(l)ful patching-up; die Maßnahme beschränkt sich auf Kosmetik the measure is purely cosmetic* * *Kos|me|tik [kɔs'meːtɪk]f -, no plbeauty culture; (= Kosmetika, fig) cosmetics pl* * *(a preparation for this purpose: She's quite pretty - she does not need to wear so many cosmetics (= lipstick, eye-shadow etc).) cosmetic* * *Kos·me·tik<->[kɔsˈme:tɪk]dekorative \Kosmetik colour [or AM -or] cosmetics pl2. (pej geh)diese Maßnahmen sind reine \Kosmetik these measures are purely cosmetic* * *die; Kosmetik1) beauty culture no art.2) (fig.) cosmetic procedures pl* * *2. (Schönheitspflege) beauty treatment;viel Zeit für Kosmetik brauchen need a lot of time to put on one’s makeup3. fig cosmetic effect, appearances pl;geschickte Kosmetik skil(l)ful patching-up;die Maßnahme beschränkt sich auf Kosmetik the measure is purely cosmetic* * *die; Kosmetik1) beauty culture no art.2) (fig.) cosmetic procedures pl* * *-en f.beauty culture n.cosmetics n. -
2 Beauty-Center
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3 Kosmetika
Pl. cosmetics, makeup Sg.* * *die Kosmetikacosmetics (Pl.)* * *s. Kosmetikum* * ** * *s. Kosmetikum -
4 Kosmetik
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5 Kosmetikabteilung
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6 Kosmetikindustrie
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7 Naturkosmetik
f natural makeup* * *Na|tur|kos|me|tikfnatural make-up* * *Na·tur·kos·me·tik* * *Naturkosmetik f natural makeup* * *f.natural cosmetics n. -
8 Feuchtigkeitscreme
f1. moisturiser Br. [facial cosmetics]2. moisturizer [facial cosmetics]3. moisturizing cream Am. -
9 Kosmetikartikel
m cosmetic (product)* * *die Kosmetikartikelcosmetics (Pl.)* * *Kosmetikartikel m cosmetic (product) -
10 Make-up
[me:k’ˀap ] n; -s, -s makeup* * *das Make-upmake-up* * *[meːk'|ap]nt -s, -smake-up; (flüssig) foundation, liquid make-upsie braucht zwei Stunden fürs Make-up — she needs two hours for her make-up or to put on her make-up
* * *(cosmetics applied to the face etc: She never wears any make-up.) make-up* * *<-s, -s>[me:kˈʔap]nt make-up no plein tadelloses/scheußliches \Make-up tragen to wear perfect/awful make-up* * *das; Make-ups, Make-ups make-up* * ** * *das; Make-ups, Make-ups make-up -
11 Marktforschung
f market research* * *die Marktforschungmarketing research; market research* * *Mạrkt|for|schungfmarket research* * *(investigation of the habits and preferences of the public in choosing what goods to buy: She does market research for a cosmetics firm.) market research* * *Markt·for·schung* * *die market research no def. art* * *Marktforschung f market research* * *die market research no def. art* * *f.market research n. -
12 sachen
die Sachenstuff (Pl.)* * ** * *…sachen pl im subst:Babysachen baby things;Schminksachen cosmetics; -
13 Schönheitspflege
f beauty care* * *die Schönheitspflegebeauty treatment; beauty care* * *Schön|heits|pfle|gefbeauty care* * *Schön·heits·pfle·gef beauty care* * *die beauty care no art.* * *Schönheitspflege f beauty care* * *die beauty care no art.* * *f.beauty culture n.cosmetics n.pl. -
14 Antifaltenkosmetika
An·ti·fal·ten·kos·me·ti·kapl anti-ageing [or -aging] cosmetics pl -
15 Ganzheitskosmetik
Ganz·heits·kos·me·tikf integral cosmetics pl -
16 sich schminken
(to apply cosmetics to (the face): I don't like to see women making up (their faces) in public.) make up -
17 F. D. & C.
сокр. от амер. Food, Drugs and Cosmetics ActЗакон о производстве и продаже качественных пищевых продуктов, медикаментов и косметических средств -
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19 Kosmetik
Kos·me·tik <-> [kɔsʼme:tɪk] fdiese Maßnahmen sind reine \Kosmetik these measures are purely cosmetic -
20 ...sachen
Pl., im Subst.: Babysachen baby things; Kindersachen kids’ things ( oder stuff Sg.); Schminksachen cosmetics; Turnsachen gym things ( oder stuff Sg.)
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