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  • 1 crab crawl

    crab crawl BERGB Hundegang m

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  • 2 shell

    1. noun
    1) (casing) Schale, die; (of turtle, tortoise) Panzer, der; (of snail) Haus, das; (of pea) Schote, die; Hülse, die

    collect shells on the beach — am Strand Muscheln sammeln

    come out of one's shell — (fig.) aus sich herausgehen

    retire or go into one's shell — (fig.) sich in sein Schneckenhaus zurückziehen (ugs.)

    2) (pastry case) Teighülle, die
    3) (Mil.): (bomb) Granate, die
    4) (of unfinished building) Rohbau, der; (of ruined building) Ruine, die
    5) (Motor Veh.) Aufbau, der; Karosserie, die; (after fire, at breaker's, etc.) [Karosserie]gerippe, das
    2. transitive verb
    1) (take out of shell) schälen; knacken, schälen [Nuss]; enthülsen, (nordd.) palen [Erbsen]
    2) (Mil.) [mit Artillerie] beschießen
    Phrasal Verbs:
    - academic.ru/91489/shell_out">shell out
    * * *
    [ʃel] 1. noun
    1) (the hard outer covering of a shellfish, egg, nut etc: an eggshell; A tortoise can pull its head and legs under its shell.) die Schale
    2) (an outer covering or framework: After the fire, all that was left was the burned-out shell of the building.) das Gerippe
    3) (a metal case filled with explosives and fired from a gun etc: A shell exploded right beside him.) die Granate
    2. verb
    1) (to remove from its shell or pod: You have to shell peas before eating them.) enthülsen,schälen
    2) (to fire explosive shells at: The army shelled the enemy mercilessly.) beschießen
    •
    - shellfish
    - come out of one's shell
    - shell out
    * * *
    [ʃi:l]
    = she shall, she will, will1, shall
    [ʃel]
    I. n
    1. (exterior case) of an egg, nut Schale f; of a tortoise, turtle Panzer m; (mother of pearl) Perlmutt nt; of a pea Hülse f, Schote f; of an insect wing Flügeldecke f
    to pick up \shells on the beach Muscheln am Strand sammeln
    crab \shell Krebsschale f
    snail \shell Schneckenhaus nt
    2. (of a building) Mauerwerk nt; (unfinished building) Rohbau m; (damaged building) Ruine f; of a vehicle Karosserie f
    the burnt-out \shell of a car ein ausgebranntes Autowrack
    3. (for artillery) Granate f
    4. AM (cartridge) Patrone f
    5. (boat) Rennruderboot nt
    6. FOOD
    [pastry] \shell [Mürbteig]boden m
    7. COMPUT (software) Shell f
    8.
    ▶ to bring sb out of their \shell jdn aus der Reserve locken
    ▶ to come out of one's \shell aus sich dat herausgehen
    ▶ to go [back] [or crawl [back]] [or retreat] into one's \shell sich akk in sein Schneckenhaus zurückziehen
    II. vt
    ▪ to \shell sth
    1. (remove shell) etw schälen
    to \shell nuts Nüsse knacken
    to \shell peas Erbsen enthülsen
    2. (bombard) etw [mit Granaten] bombardieren
    III. vi
    to \shell easily sich akk leicht schälen lassen
    * * *
    [ʃel]
    1. n
    1) (of egg, nut, mollusc) Schale f; (on beach) Muschel f; (of pea etc) Hülse f; (of snail) (Schnecken)haus nt; (of tortoise, turtle, insect) Panzer m; (= pastry shell) Form f

    to come out of one's shell (fig) — aus seinem Schneckenhaus kommen, aus sich (dat) herausgehen

    to retire into one's shell (fig) — sich in sein Schneckenhaus verkriechen

    I'm just an empty shell (fig) — ich bin nur noch eine leere Hülse

    2) (= frame of building) Mauerwerk nt, Mauern pl; (unfinished) Rohbau m; (= ruin) Gemäuer nt, Ruine f; (of car, unfinished) Karosserie f; (gutted) Wrack nt; (of ship) Gerippe nt, Rumpf m; (gutted) Wrack nt
    3) (MIL) Granate f; (esp US = cartridge) Patrone f
    4) (= boat) Rennruderboot nt
    5) (COMPUT) Shell f
    2. vt
    1) peas etc enthülsen; eggs, nuts schälen
    2) (MIL) (mit Granaten) beschießen
    * * *
    shell [ʃel]
    A s
    1. allg Schale f
    2. ZOOL
    a) Muschel(schale) f
    b) Schneckenhaus n
    c) Flügeldecke f (eines Käfers)
    d) Panzer m, Rückenschild m (der Schildkröte):
    bring sb out of their shell fig jemanden aus der Reserve locken;
    come out of one’s shell fig aus sich herausgehen, auftauen;
    retire ( oder withdraw) into one’s shell fig sich in sein Schneckenhaus zurückziehen, sich abkapseln
    3. (Eier) Schale f:
    a) (noch) unausgebrütet,
    b) fig noch in der Entwicklung
    4. ZOOL
    a) Muschelkalk m
    b) Muschelschale f
    c) Perlmutt n
    d) Schildpatt n
    5. BOT (Nuss- etc) Schale f, Hülse f, Schote f
    6. FLUG, SCHIFF Schale f, Außenhaut f, (Schiffs) Rumpf m
    7. Gerüst n, Gerippe n (auch fig), ARCH auch Rohbau m
    8. Kapsel f, (Scheinwerfer- etc) Gehäuse n, Mantel m
    9. MIL
    a) Granate f
    b) (Geschoss-, Patronen) Hülse f
    c) US Patrone f (für Schrotgewehre)
    10. Rakete f (ein Feuerwerkskörper)
    11. GASTR Pastetenhülle f, -schale f
    12. CHEM, PHYS (Elektronen) Schale f
    13. SPORT Rennruderboot n
    14. (das) bloße Äußere
    15. Innensarg m
    16. (Degen- etc) Korb m
    17. TYPO Galvano n
    18. SCHULE Br Klasse f
    B v/t
    1. Erbsen etc enthülsen
    2. schälen:
    shell nuts Nüsse knacken
    3. Körner von der Ähre entfernen
    4. MIL (mit Granaten) beschießen
    5. mit Muscheln auslegen
    6. shell out umg blechen (bezahlen)
    C v/i shell out umg blechen (on, for für)
    * * *
    1. noun
    1) (casing) Schale, die; (of turtle, tortoise) Panzer, der; (of snail) Haus, das; (of pea) Schote, die; Hülse, die

    come out of one's shell — (fig.) aus sich herausgehen

    retire or go into one's shell — (fig.) sich in sein Schneckenhaus zurückziehen (ugs.)

    2) (pastry case) Teighülle, die
    3) (Mil.): (bomb) Granate, die
    5) (Motor Veh.) Aufbau, der; Karosserie, die; (after fire, at breaker's, etc.) [Karosserie]gerippe, das
    2. transitive verb
    1) (take out of shell) schälen; knacken, schälen [Nuss]; enthülsen, (nordd.) palen [Erbsen]
    2) (Mil.) [mit Artillerie] beschießen
    Phrasal Verbs:
    * * *
    n.
    Außenhaut f.
    Gerippe - n.
    Granate -en f.
    Mantel -¨ m.
    Muschel -n f.
    Schale -n f.

    English-german dictionary > shell

  • 3 shell

    [ʃel] n
    1) ( exterior case) of an egg, nut Schale f; of a tortoise, turtle Panzer m; ( mother of pearl) Perlmutt nt; of a pea Hülse f, Schote f; of an insect wing Flügeldecke f;
    to pick up \shells on the beach Muscheln am Strand sammeln;
    crab \shell Krebsschale f;
    snail \shell Schneckenhaus nt
    2) ( of a building) Mauerwerk nt; ( unfinished building) Rohbau m; ( damaged building) Ruine f; of a vehicle Karosserie f;
    the burnt-out \shell of a car ein ausgebranntes Autowrack
    3) ( for artillery) Granate f
    4) (Am) ( cartridge) Patrone f
    5) ( boat) Rennruderboot nt
    6) food
    [pastry] \shell [Mürbteig]boden m
    PHRASES:
    to bring sb out of their \shell jdn aus der Reserve locken;
    to come out of one's \shell aus sich dat herausgehen;
    to go [back] [or crawl [back]] [or retreat] into one's \shell sich akk in sein Schneckenhaus zurückziehen vt
    to \shell sth
    1) ( remove shell) etw schälen;
    to \shell nuts Nüsse knacken;
    to \shell peas Erbsen enthülsen
    2) ( bombard) etw [mit Granaten] bombardieren vi
    to \shell easily sich akk leicht schälen lassen

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