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* * *damp·ness[ˈdæmpnəs]\dampness in the air Luftfeuchtigkeit f* * *['dmpnɪs]nFeuchtigkeit f* * *dampness in the air Luftfeuchtigkeit* * *n.Feuchtigkeit f. -
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1. adjective2. transitive verba damp squib — (fig.) ein Reinfall
1) befeuchten2)damp [down] a fire — ein Feuer ersticken
3) (Mus., Phys.) dämpfen4) dämpfen [Eifer, Begeisterung]3. noundamp somebody's spirits — jemandem den Mut nehmen
Feuchtigkeit, die* * *[dæmp] 1. adjective(slightly wet: This towel is still damp.) feucht2. noun- academic.ru/18340/dampen">dampen- damper
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- damp down* * *[dæmp]I. adj table, cloth feucht, klammpatch of \damp feuchter FleckIII. vt1. (wet)▪ to \damp sth etw befeuchtento \damp a cloth ein Tuch anfeuchtento \damp shirts for ironing Hemden zum Bügeln einsprengen [o einspritzen2. (smother) etw dämpfen* * *[dmp]1. adj (+er)feuchta damp squib (fig) — ein Reinfall m
2. n1) (= dampness) Feuchtigkeit f3. vt1) befeuchten, anfeuchten2) (fig) enthusiasm etc dämpfen* * *damp [dæmp]A adj (adv damply)2. fig obs niedergeschlagenB s1. Feuchtigkeit f:damp in the air Luftfeuchtigkeit2. Bergbau:a) Schwaden mb) pl Schlag-, Grubenwetter n3. fig obs Niedergeschlagenheit f4. fig Dämpfer m, Entmutigung f:C v/t1. a) an-, befeuchten2. a) jemandes Begeisterung etc dämpfenb) jemanden entmutigen, deprimieren4. ELEK, MUS, PHYS dämpfenD v/i1. feucht werden* * *1. adjective2. transitive verba damp squib — (fig.) ein Reinfall
1) befeuchten2)damp [down] a fire — ein Feuer ersticken
3) (Mus., Phys.) dämpfen4) dämpfen [Eifer, Begeisterung]3. nounFeuchtigkeit, die* * *adj.feucht adj. n.Dunst ¨-e m.Feuchtigkeit f.dunstig adj. v.abschwächen v.anfeuchten v.befeuchten v.drosseln v.dämpfen v.ersticken v.schwächen v.
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