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- {dashing} rất nhanh, vùn vụt, chớp nhoáng, hăng, sôi nổi, táo bạo, hăng hái, quả quyết, diện, chưng diện, bảnh bao -
3 patent
- {dashing} rất nhanh, vùn vụt, chớp nhoáng, hăng, sôi nổi, táo bạo, hăng hái, quả quyết, diện, chưng diện, bảnh bao - {patent} có bằng sáng chế, có bằng công nhận đặc quyền chế tạo, tài tình, khéo léo, tinh xảo, mỏ, rõ ràng, hiển nhiên, rõ rành rành = patent (Marine) {certificate}+ -
4 zerschmetternd
- {dashing} rất nhanh, vùn vụt, chớp nhoáng, hăng, sôi nổi, táo bạo, hăng hái, quả quyết, diện, chưng diện, bảnh bao -
5 schneidig
- {dashing} rất nhanh, vùn vụt, chớp nhoáng, hăng, sôi nổi, táo bạo, hăng hái, quả quyết, diện, chưng diện, bảnh bao - {knowing} hiểu biết, thạo, tính khôn, ranh mãnh, láu, bảnh, sang - {plucky} gan dạ, can trường - {smart} mạnh, ác liệt, mau lẹ, nhanh, khéo léo, khôn khéo, nhanh trí, tinh ranh, đẹp sang, thanh nhã, lịch sự, duyên dáng -
6 schneidig
I Adj. (zackig) dynamic, snappy umg.; (fesch) dashing, snappy umg.; Musik: spirited, rousing; in schneidigem Galopp at a brisk gallopII Adv.: schneidig angeritten kommen ride up in a dashing manner; das Stück muss schneidiger gespielt werden the piece must be played with more spirit ( oder brio)* * *dashing* * *schnei|dig ['ʃnaidɪç]adjMensch dashing; Musik, Rede rousing; Tempo fast* * *1) (courageous: a plucky young fellow.) plucky2) pluckily* * *schnei·dig[ˈʃnaidɪç]adj smart, dashing* * *1. 2.adverbial briskly* * *in schneidigem Galopp at a brisk gallopB. adv:schneidig angeritten kommen ride up in a dashing manner;das Stück muss schneidiger gespielt werden the piece must be played with more spirit ( oder brio)* * *1. 2.adverbial briskly* * *adj.dashing adj.spirited adj. -
7 fesch
Adj. umg.* * *nifty; dashing* * *fẹsch [fɛʃ] (= modisch) smart; (= hübsch) attractivedas ist fesch — that's great (inf)
* * *(neat and well-dressed; fashionable: You're looking very smart today; a smart suit.) smart* * *[fɛʃ]ein \fescher Kerl a smart-looking fellowsei \fesch! be a sport!* * ** * *fesch adj umgfescher Kerl dashing young man, smart lad, US cute guy2. österr:* * ** * *adj.doggy adj.posh adj.smart adj. adv.dashingly adv. -
8 flott
umg.I Adj.1. (schnell) fast; (schwungvoll) lively; (reibungslos) smooth; jetzt aber flott! get a move on!; flotter Absatz WIRTS. brisk trading; ein flottes Leben führen live a life in the fast lane; in flottem Tempo at a fast ( oder smart, sprightly) pace; den flotten Otto haben hum. have the runs2. (schick) smart; (nett, hübsch) Mädchen etc.: captivating; (unbekümmert) bubbly, breezy; Tänzer: stylishII Adv.1. fast; (glatt, reibungslos) smoothly, without a hitch; flott spielen MUS. play very lively music; flott leben lead a fast life; es geht ihm flott von der Hand he’s very quick (at it); es geht flott voran things are going very well; das Geschäft geht flott business is brisk; ein flott gehendes Geschäft brisk ( oder lively) trading; flott geschrieben ( oder gemacht etc.) punchy; das ging ja flott! that was quick work, you made short work of that2. (schick) smartly* * *spanking; rattling; smart; fast; jaunty; afloat; dashing; saucy; snappy* * *Flọtt [flɔt]nt -(e)s,no pl1) (N Ger) skin of the milk2) (= Entenflott) duckweed* * *1) (smart and lively: a dashing young man; She looks very dashing in her new clothes.) dashing2) (quick; prompt: You'll have to be snappy if you're catching that bus!) snappy3) (smart: He's certainly a snappy dresser.) snappy* * *[flɔt]I. adjeine \flotte Fahrt a fast driveein \flottes Tempo [a] high speedeine \flotte Bedienung quick [or speedy] service2. (schwungvoll) lively3. (schick) smart, chic4. (verschwenderisch) fast-livingein \flottes Leben führen to live life in the fast lane6. (flüssig) racy7. KOCHK\flotte Lotte mouli-légumes, food millII. adv2. (schick) smartly, chic* * *1.flott aussehen — look attractive
4) (leichtlebig)ein flottes Leben führen — be fast-living
5) nicht attr. (fahrbereit, wiederhergestellt) seaworthy < vessel>; (ugs.) roadworthy < vehicle>; airworthy < aircraft>2.mein Auto ist wieder flott — my car ist back on the road again
adverbial < work> quickly; <dance, write> in a lively manner; < be dressed> smartly* * *flott umgA. adjjetzt aber flott! get a move on!;flotter Absatz WIRTSCH brisk trading;ein flottes Leben führen live a life in the fast lane;in flottem Tempo at a fast ( oder smart, sprightly) pace;den flotten Otto haben hum have the runs2. (schick) smart; (nett, hübsch) Mädchen etc: captivating; (unbekümmert) bubbly, breezy; Tänzer: stylish3.B. adv1. fast; (glatt, reibungslos) smoothly, without a hitch;flott spielen MUS play very lively music;flott leben lead a fast life;es geht ihm flott von der Hand he’s very quick (at it);es geht flott voran things are going very well;das Geschäft geht flott business is brisk;ein flott gehendes Geschäft brisk ( oder lively) trading;gemacht etc) punchy;das ging ja flott! that was quick work, you made short work of that2. (schick) smartly* * *1.2) (ugs.): (schick, modisch) smart <hat, suit, car>3) (munter, hübsch) stylish; smart5) nicht attr. (fahrbereit, wiederhergestellt) seaworthy < vessel>; (ugs.) roadworthy < vehicle>; airworthy < aircraft>2.adverbial < work> quickly; <dance, write> in a lively manner; < be dressed> smartly* * *adj.brisk adj.jaunty adj.perky adj.saucy adj. adv.jauntily adv. -
9 hereinstürmen
v/i (trennb., ist -ge-), hereinstürzen v/i (trennb., ist -ge-): hereinstürmen (in + Akk) rush in(to)* * *he|rein|stür|menvi sep aux seinto storm or come storming in ( in +acc -to)* * *((with in, into, through etc) to come or go suddenly or violently: He burst in without knocking; He burst into the room; She burst into tears.) burst* * *he·rein|stür·menvi to rush [or dash] in, to come rushing [or dashing] inwütend kam er ins Zimmer hereingestürmt he stormed into the room angrily* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein rush or dash in; come rushing or dashing in; (wütend) storm in; come storming in* * *in +akk) rush in(to)* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein rush or dash in; come rushing or dashing in; (wütend) storm in; come storming in -
10 forsch
I Adj. (energisch, tatkräftig) forceful; (selbstbewusst) self-assertive; mit seinem forschen Auftreten verprellt er viele he puts off a lot of people with his self-assertive ( stärker: brash) manner* * *brash; dashing; brisk; energetic* * *fọrsch [fɔrʃ]1. adjbrash; (dated = schneidig) dashing (dated)2. advbrashlyeine Sache forsch anpacken — to attack sth energetically or with vigour (Brit) or vigor (US)
* * *[fɔrʃ]I. adj boldII. adv boldly, in a bold manner\forsch daherreden to waffle confidently\forsch klingen to sound bold* * *1.Adjektiv self-assertive; forceful2.adverbial self-assertively; forcefully* * *mit seinem forschen Auftreten verprellt er viele he puts off a lot of people with his self-assertive ( stärker: brash) mannerB. adv:forsch auftreten have a very self-assertive ( stärker: brash) manner* * *1.Adjektiv self-assertive; forceful2.adverbial self-assertively; forcefully* * *adj.brisk adj. -
11 geschwind
südd.I Adj. fastII Adv. quickly; geschwind! quick!* * *fast (Adj.); swift (Adj.)* * *ge|schwịnd [gə'ʃvɪnt] swift, quick, fast no advgeschwind! — quick(ly)!, hurry!
geschwinden Schrittes (geh) — with rapid steps
geschwind wie der Wind (geh) — as swift as the wind
* * *ge·schwind[gəˈʃvɪnt]II. adv quickly, swiftly, fast\geschwind! quickly!, hurry up!* * *1.(bes. südd.) Adjektiv swift; quick2.adverbial swiftly; quicklyich laufe geschwind zum Kaufmann — I'm just dashing to the grocer's
* * *geschwind süddA. adj fastB. adv quickly;geschwind! quick!* * *1.(bes. südd.) Adjektiv swift; quick2.adverbial swiftly; quickly* * *adv.rapidly adv. -
12 rasant
Adj.1. umg. (schnell) Fahrer, Tempo etc.: very fast; Wagen: auch hairy; Entwicklung, Fortschritt, Zunahme: rapid; stärker: lightning; Film, Handlung: fast-moving, action-packed; Spiel, Vortragsstil: dynamic; in einem rasanten Tempo at terrific speed; eine rasante Kür a breathtaking program(me)2. umg. (rassig) Frau, Kleid: smashing4. Ballistik: flat* * *rapid* * *ra|sạnt [ra'zant]1. adj1) Tempo, Spurt terrific, lightning attr (inf); Auto, Fahrer fast; Aufstieg, Karriere meteoric; Entwicklung, Wachstum, Fortschritt, Abnahme, Zerfall rapiddas ist vielleicht ein rasantes Auto — this car really can shift (inf)
sie haben das Presto in rasantem Tempo gespielt — they really raced or rattled (inf) through the presto
2) (= imponierend) Frau vivacious; Leistung terrific3) Schuss-, Flugbahn level, flat2. adv1) (= sehr schnell) fastsie fuhr rasant die Straße hinunter — she tore or raced down the street
2) (= stürmisch) dramatically* * *ra·sant[raˈzant]I. adj1. (ausgesprochen schnell) fast\rasante Beschleunigung terrific acceleration\rasante Fahrt, \rasantes Tempo breakneck [or [very] high] speed2. (stürmisch) rapideine \rasante Zunahme a sharp increaseII. adv1. (zügig)\rasant fahren to drive at breakneck speed2. (stürmisch) rapidly\rasant zunehmen to increase sharply* * *1.1) (ugs.) (schnell) tremendously fast (coll.) <car, horse, runner, etc.>; tremendous (coll.), lightning attrib. < speed, acceleration, development, progress, growth>; hairy (sl.) < driving>; (schnittig) racy <car, styling>2) (ugs.) (schwungvoll) dynamic, lively < show>; action-packed, exciting < film, story>; (rassig) classy (sl.) < woman>; dashing <style, dress>2.* * *rasant adj1. umg (schnell) Fahrer, Tempo etc: very fast; Wagen: auch hairy; Entwicklung, Fortschritt, Zunahme: rapid; stärker: lightning; Film, Handlung: fast-moving, action-packed; Spiel, Vortragsstil: dynamic;in einem rasanten Tempo at terrific speed;eine rasante Kür a breathtaking program(me)3. (schnittig) racy;ein rasanter Sportwagen a racy-looking sports car, a mean machine umg4. Ballistik: flat* * *1.1) (ugs.) (schnell) tremendously fast (coll.) <car, horse, runner, etc.>; tremendous (coll.), lightning attrib. <speed, acceleration, development, progress, growth>; hairy (sl.) < driving>; (schnittig) racy <car, styling>2) (ugs.) (schwungvoll) dynamic, lively < show>; action-packed, exciting <film, story>; (rassig) classy (sl.) < woman>; dashing <style, dress>2. -
13 Rennerei
f; -, -en; umg., oft pej. running around; diese Rennerei! all this running around from place to place; zum Klo: this constant dashing to the toilet (Am. auch bathroom)* * *Ren|ne|rei [rɛnə'rai]f -, -en (inf)lit, fig = das Herumrennen) running around; (= Hetze) mad chase (inf)die Renneréí, bis ich endlich meinen Pass gekriegt habe — all that running around until I finally got my passport
nach meinem Umzug hatte ich tagelange Renneréíen — after moving I was running around for days
diese Renneréí zum Klo — this running to the loo (Brit inf) or bathroom (US)
* * *die; Rennerei, Rennereien (ugs.) running around; chasing around* * *diese Rennerei! all this running around from place to place; zum Klo: this constant dashing to the toilet (US auch bathroom)* * *die; Rennerei, Rennereien (ugs.) running around; chasing around -
14 Schneidigkeit
* * *die Schneidigkeitedginess* * *Schneidigkeit f dynamism, spirit; (fesche Art) dashing manner; Musik: rousing character; des Spiels auch: brio* * *f.edginess n. -
15 zackig
Adj.1. indented; Felsen: jagged2. umg., fig. (schneidig) snappy; Soldat: smart, Am. neat; Musik, Schritt, Tempo: brisk, lively; Bewegung: short, sharp* * *(gezackt) indented; ragged; pronged; jagged;(schwungvoll) snappy* * *zạ|ckig ['tsakɪç]1. adj1) (= gezackt) jagged; Stern pointed2) (inf) Soldat, Bursche smart; Tempo, Musik brisk; Team, Manager etc dynamic, zippy (inf)2. adv1)(= gezackt)
zackig schreiben — to write a very angular hand2) (inf = schnell) laufen briskly; fahren, bedienen quicklybring mir meine Hausschuhe, aber ein bisschen zackig! — fetch me my slippers, and make it snappy! (inf)
* * *1) jaggedly2) (having rough or sharp and uneven edges: jagged rocks.) jagged3) (rough or uneven; not straight or smooth: a ragged edge.) ragged* * *za·ckig[ˈtsakɪç]1. (gezackt) jaggedein \zackiger Stern a pointed starein \zackiger Rand a jagged edge\zackige Bewegungen brisk movements\zackige Musik upbeat musicein \zackiger junger Mann a smart young man* * *1.1) jagged2.1) (gezackt) jaggedly2) (schneidig) smartly; < play music> rousingly* * *zackig adj1. indented; Felsen: jagged2. umg, fig (schneidig) snappy; Soldat: smart, US neat; Musik, Schritt, Tempo: brisk, lively; Bewegung: short, sharp* * *1.1) jagged2.1) (gezackt) jaggedly2) (schneidig) smartly; < play music> rousingly* * *adj.jagged adj.pronged adj.snappish adj. adv.jaggedly adv. -
16 Zerstörung
* * *die Zerstörungdestruction; ruination; dissolution* * *Zer|stö|rungf1) no pl (= das Zerstören) destruction no pl; (von Gebäude, Ehe, Glück auch) wrecking; (durch Rowdys) vandalizing2) (durch Krieg, Katastrophe etc) destruction no pl, devastation no pl; (von Daten) corruption no pl* * *die1) (the act or process of destroying or being destroyed: the destruction of the city.) destruction2) (the state of being destroyed; ruin: a scene of destruction.) destruction3) ruination* * *Zer·stö·rung<-, -en>f* * *die destruction; (der Gesundheit, Existenz) ruin[ation]; (einer Ehe) wrecking; destruction; (von Hoffnungen) dashing; destruction* * ** * *die destruction; (der Gesundheit, Existenz) ruin[ation]; (einer Ehe) wrecking; destruction; (von Hoffnungen) dashing; destruction* * *f.deletion n.demolition n.destruction n.ruination n. -
17 dink over a defender
■ Manoeuvre which involves playing the ball over an opponent's head and dashing around him to collect it.→ chipSyn. dink over a defenderHeber m■ Trick, bei dem ein Spieler den Ball über einen Gegenspieler hebt und ihn hinter diesem weiterspielt.→ Heber -
18 Pelé runaround move
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19 sombrero
■ Manoeuvre which involves playing the ball over an opponent's head and dashing around him to collect it.→ chipSyn. dink over a defenderHeber m■ Trick, bei dem ein Spieler den Ball über einen Gegenspieler hebt und ihn hinter diesem weiterspielt.→ Heber -
20 schmettern
I v/t (hat geschmettert)2. Tennis: smash; mit der Vorhand / Rückhand schmettern play a forehand / backhand smash; geschmetterter Ball smash3. umg. (ein Lied) belt outII v/i1. (ist) (krachen) crash; Tür: slam; mit dem Kopf gegen die Wand schmettern wham one’s head against the wall; das Boot schmetterte auf den Felsen the boat smashed against the rocks* * *(Schlag) to smash;(Sport) to smash;(Trompete) to blare* * *schmẹt|tern ['ʃmɛtɐn]1. vt2) Lied, Arie to bellow out; (Vogel) to sing, to warble2. vi1) (SPORT) to smash, to hit a smash (esp Brit)* * *((often with out) to come or be sent out, very loudly: Music (was being) blasted out from the radio.) blast* * *schmet·tern[ˈʃmɛtɐn]I. vt Hilfsverb: haben1. (schleudern)▪ etw [irgendwohin] \schmettern to fling [or hurl] sth [somewhere]2. SPORT▪ etw \schmettern to smash stheinen Ball \schmettern to smash a ball3. MUS▪ etw \schmettern to blare sth outein Lied \schmettern to bawl out a songII. vi1. Hilfsverb: sein (aufprallen)▪ irgendwohin \schmettern to crash somewhere, to smash against sth2. Hilfsverb: haben SPORT to smash3. Hilfsverb: haben MUS to blare [out]* * *1.transitives Verb1) (schleudern) hurl (an + Akk. at, gegen against)jemanden/etwas zu Boden schmettern — send somebody/something crashing to the ground
2) (laut spielen, singen usw.) blare out <march, music>; < person> sing lustily < song>; bellow < order>2.intransitives Verb1) mit sein (aufprallen) crash; smash2) (schallen) <trumpet, music, etc.> blare out* * *A. v/t (hat geschmettert)1. smash (in Stücke to pieces);schmettern gegen hurl at; (Schiff gegen Felsen etc) dash against2. Tennis: smash;mit der Vorhand/Rückhand schmettern play a forehand/backhand smash;geschmetterter Ball smash3. umg (ein Lied) belt outB. v/imit dem Kopf gegen die Wand schmettern wham one’s head against the wall;das Boot schmetterte auf den Felsen the boat smashed against the rocks* * *1.transitives Verb1) (schleudern) hurl (an + Akk. at, gegen against)jemanden/etwas zu Boden schmettern — send somebody/something crashing to the ground
2) (laut spielen, singen usw.) blare out <march, music>; < person> sing lustily < song>; bellow < order>2.intransitives Verb1) mit sein (aufprallen) crash; smash2) (schallen) <trumpet, music, etc.> blare out* * *adj.dashing adj. v.to blare v.to clash v.to dash v.
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