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1 hustend
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2 Hustenanfall
m coughing fit* * *Hus|ten|an|fallmcoughing fit* * *Hus·ten·an·fallm coughing fit* * ** * *Hustenanfall m coughing fit* * *der coughing-fit; fit of coughing* * *m.fit of coughing n. -
3 aushusten
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t cough upII v/refl have a good cough; hast du dich jetzt ausgehustet? have you finished coughing?* * *das Aushustenexpectoration* * *aus|hus|ten sep1. vtto cough up2. vi(= zu Ende husten) to finish coughing; (Schleim/Blut aushusten) to cough up phlegm/blood3. vrto finish coughinger hustete sich aus, bis... — he coughed and coughed until...
* * *aus|hus·tenI. vtII. vi to finish [or stop] coughingIII. vrhuste dich ordentlich aus! cough it all up a. hum* * *aushusten (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t cough upB. v/r have a good cough;hast du dich jetzt ausgehustet? have you finished coughing? -
4 Gehuste
n; -s, kein Pl. (endless) coughing, coughing and spluttering umg.* * *Ge|hus|te [gə'huːstə]nt -s, no pl (inf)coughing* * * -
5 Bluthusten
m MED. h(a)emoptysis; sie hat Bluthusten she is coughing up blood* * *Blut|hus|tenmhaemoptysis (Brit spec hemoptysis (US spec)* * *Blut·hus·tenm coughing up of blood* * *sie hat Bluthusten she is coughing up blood -
6 Auswurf
m1. TECH. ejection3. nur Sg.; fig. pej. Abschaum* * *der Auswurf(Material) expectoration;(Vorgang) ejection* * *Aus|wurfmno plÁúswurf haben — to bring up phlegm
blutigen Áúswurf haben — to be coughing up blood
der Áúswurf der Menschheit — the dregs pl or scum of humanity
* * *Aus·wurf1. MED phlegm* * *der (Med.) sputum* * *Auswurf m1. TECH ejection2. MED sputum;blutigen Auswurf haben be coughing up blood* * *der (Med.) sputum* * *-¨e m.emission n.throw-off n. -
7 Husten
I v/i1. cough; stark husten have a bad cough; da huste ich drauf! umg., fig. I couldn’t give a damn (about it)2. Motor: splutterII v/t1. (Schleim etc.) cough ( oder bring) up; Blut husten spit blood; sich (Dat) die Gedärme oder die Seele aus dem Leib husten umg. cough one’s heart out, cough one’s guts up Sl.* * *der Hustencough* * *Hus|ten ['huːstn]m -s, no plcough* * *1) (to make a harsh sound when bringing air or harmful matter from the lungs or throat: He's coughing badly because he has a cold.) cough2) (an act of coughing: He gave a cough.) cough3) (an illness causing coughing: a smoker's cough.) cough* * *Hus·ten<-s>[ˈhu:stn̩]m kein pl cough\Husten stillend cough-relieving\Husten stillend wirken to relieve a cough* * *der; Hustens, Husten: cough* * *(* * *der; Hustens, Husten: cough* * *n.cough n. -
8 husten
I v/i1. cough; stark husten have a bad cough; da huste ich drauf! umg., fig. I couldn’t give a damn (about it)2. Motor: splutterII v/t1. (Schleim etc.) cough ( oder bring) up; Blut husten spit blood; sich (Dat) die Gedärme oder die Seele aus dem Leib husten umg. cough one’s heart out, cough one’s guts up Sl.* * *der Hustencough* * *Hus|ten ['huːstn]m -s, no plcough* * *1) (to make a harsh sound when bringing air or harmful matter from the lungs or throat: He's coughing badly because he has a cold.) cough2) (an act of coughing: He gave a cough.) cough3) (an illness causing coughing: a smoker's cough.) cough* * *Hus·ten<-s>[ˈhu:stn̩]m kein pl cough\Husten stillend cough-relieving\Husten stillend wirken to relieve a cough* * *der; Hustens, Husten: cough* * *A. v/i1. cough;stark husten have a bad cough;2. Motor: splutterB. v/tBlut husten spit blood;sich (dat)2. umg, fig:eins husten you’ll be lucky, you know what you can do* * *der; Hustens, Husten: cough* * *n.cough n. -
9 Keuchhusten
m MED. whooping cough* * *der Keuchhustenwhooping cough* * *Keuch|hus|tenmwhooping cough* * *der1) (an infectious disease with violent bouts of coughing followed by a whoop.) whooping-cough2) (an infectious disease with violent bouts of coughing followed by a whoop.) hooping-cough* * *Keuch·hus·ten* * ** * ** * ** * *m.whooping cough n. -
10 aushusten
aus|hus·tenvtvi to finish [or stop] coughingvrsich \aushusten to finish [or stop] coughing;huste dich ordentlich aus! cough it all up (a. hum) -
11 Gehuste
n1. (endless) coughing2. coughing and spluttering -
12 Hustenanfall
m1. coughing bout2. fit of coughing -
13 Anfall
m1. MED. attack; plötzlicher, bes. epileptischer: fit, seizure); von Grippe: bout; leichter: touch; krampfartiger: paroxism oft Pl. ( von of); Schwindelanfall, Tobsuchtsanfall etc.; ein Anfall von Eifersucht etc. fig. a fit of jealousy etc.; einen Anfall bekommen oder haben have ( oder throw) a fit oder Brit. wobbly umg.; sie hatte hysterische Anfälle she went into histerics* * *der Anfall(Medizin) bout; attack; fit; seizure;(Menge) amount* * *Ạn|fallm1) attack; (= Wutanfall, epileptischer Anfall) fiteinen Anfall haben/bekommen (lit) — to have an attack or fit; (fig inf) to have or throw a fit (inf)
da könnte man Anfälle kriegen (inf) — it's enough to send or drive you round (Brit) or around (US) the bend (inf)
in einem Anfall von (fig) — in a fit of
2) (= Ertrag, Nebenprodukte) yield (an +dat of); (von Zinsen) accrual, yield3) (von Reparaturen, Kosten) amount (an +dat of form = Anhäufung) accumulationbei Anfall von Reparaturen — if repairs are necessary
* * *der1) (a sudden bout of illness: heart attack; an attack of 'flu.) attack2) (a sudden attack of illness, especially epilepsy: She suffers from fits.) fit3) (a sudden sharp attack (of pain, rage, laughter etc): a paroxysm of coughing/fury.) paroxysm* * *An·fall1<-[e]s>1. (Aufkommen allgemeiner Dinge) accumulationein \Anfall an Arbeit a build-up of workein \Anfall an Einsatz a raising of the stakes3. (Anhäufung) Reparaturen, Kosten amountAn·fall2<-[e]s, -fälle>meinen \Anfall bekommen [o haben] to have a heart attackepileptischer \Anfall epileptic fit2. (Wutanfall) fit of rageeinen \Anfall bekommen [o (fam) kriegen] to have [or go into] a fit of rage, to throw a fit [or BRIT fam a. wobbly], to blow one's top famder kriegt [noch mal] einen \Anfall, wenn er das mitbekommt! he's going to go round the bend [or throw a wobbly] when he hears about this!3. (Anwandlung)▪ ein \Anfall von etw a fit of sth▪ in einem \Anfall von etw in a fit of sthin einem \Anfall von Wahnsinn in a fit of madnessin einem \Anfall von Großzügigkeit with [or in] a sudden show of generosity, in a fit of generosity* * *1) (Attacke) attack; (epileptischer Anfall, fig.) fiteinen Anfall bekommen — have an attack/a fit
in einem Anfall von... — (fig.) in a fit of...
* * *Anfall m1. MED attack; plötzlicher, besonders epileptischer: fit, seizure); von Grippe: bout; leichter: touch; krampfartiger: paroxism oft pl (sie hatte hysterische Anfälle she went into histerics* * *1) (Attacke) attack; (epileptischer Anfall, fig.) fiteinen Anfall bekommen — have an attack/a fit
in einem Anfall von... — (fig.) in a fit of...
* * *-¨e (Dividende, Erbschaft) m.accrual n. -¨e m.attack n.fit n. -
14 Ausbruch
m1. einer Krankheit, eines Kriegs etc.: outbreak; eines Vulkans: eruption; einer Ölquelle: blow-out; (Gefühlsausbruch) outburst; zum Ausbruch kommen break out; Gefühle: auch erupt, boil over; stärker: explode; hat er oft solche Ausbrüche? does he often have these outbursts?3. AGR. wine from selected fully ripe grapes* * *der Ausbruch(Anfall) fit; attack; outburst;(Beginn) outbreak; onset;(Flucht) escape; breakout;(Vulkanausbruch) eruption* * *Aus|bruchmzum Áúsbruch kommen — to break out
zum Áúsbruch kommen — to erupt, to explode
* * *der1) (an outburst (of anger, emotion etc): a blaze of fury.) blaze2) (something which happens as suddenly as this: a fit of laughter/coughing.) fit3) eruption4) (a sudden showing of strong feelings etc: an explosion of laughter.) explosion5) (a sudden beginning (usually of something unpleasant): the outbreak of war.) outbreak6) (an explosion, especially of angry feelings: a sudden outburst (of rage).) outburst* * *Aus·bruchm▪ der/ein \Ausbruch the/a breakout/the/an escapeein \Ausbruch aus dem Gefängnis a jailbreak3. (Beginn) outbreak4. (Eruption) eruptionzum \Ausbruch kommen to erupt6. (Weinauslese) high-quality wine made from selected fully ripe grapes* * *2) (Beginn) outbreakzum Ausbruch kommen — break out; <crisis, storm> break
4) (eines Vulkans) eruption* * *Ausbruch m1. einer Krankheit, eines Kriegs etc: outbreak; eines Vulkans: eruption; einer Ölquelle: blow-out; (Gefühlsausbruch) outburst;hat er oft solche Ausbrüche? does he often have these outbursts?* * *2) (Beginn) outbreakzum Ausbruch kommen — break out; <crisis, storm> break
4) (eines Vulkans) eruption* * *-¨e m.eruption n.outbreak n.outburst n.raptures n. -
15 Erkaltung
* * *die Erkältungcold* * *Er|kạ̈l|tungf -, -encold; (leicht) chilleine Erkältung zuziehen — to catch a cold/chill
* * *die1) (an illness which causes shivering: I think I've caught a chill.) chill2) (an illness with running nose, coughing etc: He has a bad cold; She has caught a cold; You might catch cold.) cold* * *Er·käl·tung<-, -en>f coldeine \Erkältung bekommen [o kriegen] to catch a coldeine \Erkältung haben to have a cold* * *die; Erkältung, Erkältungen cold* * ** * *die; Erkältung, Erkältungen coldsich (Dat.) eine Erkältung zuziehen od. (ugs.) holen — catch a cold
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16 Erkältung
* * *die Erkältungcold* * *Er|kạ̈l|tungf -, -encold; (leicht) chilleine Erkältung zuziehen — to catch a cold/chill
* * *die1) (an illness which causes shivering: I think I've caught a chill.) chill2) (an illness with running nose, coughing etc: He has a bad cold; She has caught a cold; You might catch cold.) cold* * *Er·käl·tung<-, -en>f coldeine \Erkältung bekommen [o kriegen] to catch a coldeine \Erkältung haben to have a cold* * *die; Erkältung, Erkältungen cold* * *leichte/starke Erkältung slight/bad ( oder heavy) cold;sich (dat)eine Erkältung holen catch (a) cold, get a cold umg* * *die; Erkältung, Erkältungen coldsich (Dat.) eine Erkältung zuziehen od. (ugs.) holen — catch a cold
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17 Hustensaft
* * *der Hustensaftcough syrup; cough mixture* * *Hus|ten|saftmcough syrup or mixture* * *(a medicine used for relieving coughing.) cough-mixture* * *Hus·ten·saftm cough syrup [or mixture]* * *der cough-syrup; cough mixture* * ** * *der cough-syrup; cough mixture* * *m.cough syrup n. -
18 hustenstillend
Adv.: hustenstillend wirken relieve coughs* * *hus|ten|stil|lend1. adjcough-relieving2. advdas wirkt hústenstillend — it relieves coughing or one's cough
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19 Schleim
m; -(e)s, -e1. slime; PHYSIOL. mucus; bes. der Atemwege: phlegm2. Suppe: gruel* * *der Schleimmucus; slime; mucilage; rheum; phlegm* * *[ʃlaim]m -(e)s, -e1) slime; (MED) mucus; (in Atemorganen) phlegm, mucus; (BOT) mucilage* * *der1) (the fluid from the nose.) mucus2) (thick, slimy liquid brought up from the throat by coughing.) phlegm* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ʃlaim]m2. (klebrige Masse) slime3. (Brei) gruelHafer\Schleim porridge* * *der; Schleim[e]s, Schleime1) mucus; (im Hals) phlegm; (von Schnecken, Aalen) slime2) (sämiger Brei) gruel* * *2. Suppe: gruel* * *der; Schleim[e]s, Schleime1) mucus; (im Hals) phlegm; (von Schnecken, Aalen) slime2) (sämiger Brei) gruel* * *-e m.mucilage n.mucus n.(§ pl.: mucuses)rheum n.slime n. -
20 unangenehm
I Adj. unpleasant, disagreeable; engS. (böse, widerlich) nasty; (misslich, peinlich) awkward; unangenehme Fragen stellen ask awkward questions; das Unangenehme daran ist... the unpleasant thing about it is...; er kann recht unangenehm werden he can get quite nasty (at times); ..., sonst werde ich unangenehm or else I’ll start to turn nasty; ihm ist es unangenehm, mit ihr reden zu müssen he hates having to talk to her; es ist mir furchtbar unangenehm I hate it, I find it terribly unpleasant ( oder embarrassing)II Adv.: unangenehm kalt etc.: unpleasantly ( oder disagreeably) cold etc.; unangenehm überrascht werden have an unpleasant ( oder a nasty) surprise; unangenehm auffallen (einen schlechten Eindruck machen) make a bad impression; (sich schlecht benehmen) make a nuisance of o.s.; jemandem unangenehm auffallen annoy s.o.; jemanden unangenehm berühren give s.o. an awkward feeling; sich unangenehm bemerkbar machen Sache: be (quite) unpleasant* * *objectionable; noisome; embarrassing; displeasing; awkward; weary; grating; unpleasant; disagreeable; uncomfortable* * *ụn|an|ge|nehm1. adjunpleasant; Mensch, Arbeit, Geschmack, Geruch auch disagreeable; (= peinlich) Situation auch awkward, embarrassing; Frage awkward; Zwischenfall, Begegnung embarrassingdas ist mir immer so unangenehm — I never like that, I don't like that at all
es war mir unangenehm, das tun zu müssen — I didn't like having to do it
es ist mir unangenehm, dass ich Sie gestört habe — I feel bad about having disturbed you
2. advunpleasantlyunangenehm schmecken/riechen — to taste/smell unpleasant
* * *1) (unpleasant: a disagreeable task; a most disagreeable person.) disagreeable2) disagreeably3) (startling or harsh: The orange curtains with the purple carpet had a jarring effect.) jarring4) ((of sounds) unpleasant.) grating5) ((of a wound, cut etc) serious: That dog gave her a nasty bite.) nasty6) unpleasantly7) (disagreeable: an unpleasant task/smell.) unpleasant* * *un·an·ge·nehm[ˈʊnʔangəmɛsn̩]I. adj1. (nicht angenehm) unpleasantwie \unangenehm! how unfortunate! a. iron3. (peinlich)▪ jdm ist etw \unangenehm sb feels bad about sth▪ jdm \unangenehm sein, etw tun zu müssen sb feels bad [or awkward] about having to do sthjdn \unangenehm berühren to embarrass sb4. (unsympathisch) disagreeable, unpleasant\unangenehm werden to get nasty\unangenehm werden können to be able to get nastysie kann ganz schön \unangenehm werden she can get quite nastyII. adv unpleasantly* * *1.es ist mir sehr unangenehm, dass ich mich verspätet habe — I am most upset about being late
2.unangenehm werden — < person> get or turn nasty
adverbial unpleasantly* * *A. adj unpleasant, disagreeable; engS. (böse, widerlich) nasty; (misslich, peinlich) awkward;unangenehme Fragen stellen ask awkward questions;das Unangenehme daran ist … the unpleasant thing about it is …;er kann recht unangenehm werden he can get quite nasty (at times);…, sonst werde ich unangenehm or else I’ll start to turn nasty;ihm ist es unangenehm, mit ihr reden zu müssen he hates having to talk to her;es ist mir furchtbar unangenehm I hate it, I find it terribly unpleasant ( oder embarrassing)B. adv:unangenehm überrascht werden have an unpleasant ( oder a nasty) surprise;unangenehm auffallen (einen schlechten Eindruck machen) make a bad impression; (sich schlecht benehmen) make a nuisance of o.s.;jemandem unangenehm auffallen annoy sb;jemanden unangenehm berühren give sb an awkward feeling;sich unangenehm bemerkbar machen Sache: be (quite) unpleasant* * *1.es ist mir sehr unangenehm, dass ich mich verspätet habe — I am most upset about being late
2.unangenehm werden — < person> get or turn nasty
adverbial unpleasantly* * *adj.awkward adj.disagreeable adj.disconcerting adj.displeasing adj.nasty adj.objectionable adj.unpleasant adj.unpleasing adj. adv.disagreeably adv.displeasingly adv.objectionably adv.unpleasantly adv.
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