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1 Sehfehler
m MED. eye defect* * *Seh|feh|lermvisual or sight defect* * *Seh·feh·lerm visual defect* * *der sight defect; defect of vision* * ** * *der sight defect; defect of vision* * *m.visual defect n. -
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3 verbessern
I v/t improve (auch TECH.); (berichtigen) correct; (Buchausgabe) revise; die Haltbarkeit verbessern von prolong the shelf-life ofII v/refl2. finanziell etc.: better o.s.; wie ich höre, wollen Sie sich verbessern I hear you are wanting to leave the company* * *(berichtigen) to emend; to correct; to revise; to amend; to rectify;(bessern) to ameliorate; to improve; to better; to meliorate;sich verbessernto improve* * *ver|bẹs|sern ptp verbe\#ssert1. vt1) (= besser machen) to improve; Leistung, Bestzeit, Rekord to improve (up)on, to better; die Welt to reformeine neue, verbesserte Auflage — a new revised edition
2) (= korrigieren) to correct2. vr1) (Lage etc) to improve, to get better; (Mensch) (in Leistungen) to improve, to do better; (beruflich, finanziell) to better oneself2) (= sich korrigieren) to correct oneself* * *1) advance2) (to correct or improve: We shall amend the error as soon as possible.) amend3) (to correct errors in (a book etc): The editor emended the manuscript.) emend4) (to remove faults and errors from: These spectacles will correct his eye defect.) correct5) (to strengthen or enrich (eg food, drink): Sherry is a fortified wine.) fortify6) (to produce something which is better, more useful etc than: I think I can improve on that suggestion.) improve on7) (to (cause to) become better, of higher quality etc: His work has greatly improved; They recently improved the design of that car.) improve* * *ver·bes·sern *I. vt▪ etw \verbessern to improve sth▪ etw \verbessern to improve [up]on [or better] stheinen Rekord \verbessern to break a record▪ etw \verbessern to correct sth▪ jdn \verbessern to correct sbII. vr* * *1.transitives Verb1) improve <machine, method, quality>; improve [up]on, better < achievement>; beat < record>; reform <schooling, world>2) (korrigieren) correct2.reflexives Verb1) improve2) ([beruflich] aufsteigen) better oneself* * *die Haltbarkeit verbessern von prolong the shelf-life ofB. v/r2. finanziell etc: better o.s.;wie ich höre, wollen Sie sich verbessern I hear you are wanting to leave the company* * *1.transitives Verb1) improve <machine, method, quality>; improve [up]on, better < achievement>; beat < record>; reform <schooling, world>2) (korrigieren) correct2.reflexives Verb1) improve2) ([beruflich] aufsteigen) better oneself* * *v.to ameliorate v.to better v.to correct v.to emend v.to hone v.to improve v.to meliorate v.to mend v.to rectify v.to reform v.to update v.to upgrade v. -
4 schielen
v/i1. squint, have a squint; nach innen: be cross-eyed; auf einem Auge schielen have a squint in one eye; die meisten Babys schielen zuerst most babies squint to start with2. umg., um die Ecke etc.: peer; durch das Schlüsselloch: auch squint; schielen auf (+Akk) oder nach heimlich: squint at, sneak a glance at, have ( oder take) a squint at; begehrlich: ogle (at) pej.; schielen nach (einem Posten etc.) hanker after, have one’s eye on; nach der Macht schielen have designs on power* * *das Schielenstrabismus* * *schie|len ['ʃiːlən]vito squint, to be cross-eyed or boss-eyed (Brit)auf or mit einem Auge schíélen — to have a squint in one eye
schíélen (inf) — to steal a glance at sth
nach jdm/etw schíélen (inf) — to look at sb/sth out of the corner of one's eye; (begehrlich) to eye sb/sth up (Brit), to look sb/sth up and down; (heimlich) to sneak a look at sb/sth
* * *1) (to have the physical defect of having the eyes turning towards or away from each other or to cause the eyes to do this: The child squints; You squint when you look down at your nose.) squint2) (a squinting position of the eyes: an eye-operation to correct her squint.) squint* * *Schie·len<-s>[ˈʃi:lən]nt kein pl squint[ing], strabismus spec* * *intransitives Verb1) squint; have a squintleicht/stark schielen — have a slight/pronounced squint
2) (ugs.): (blicken) look out of the corner of one's eyenach etwas schielen — steal a glance at something; (fig.) have one's eye on something
3) (ugs.): (spähen) peep* * *schielen v/i1. squint, have a squint; nach innen: be cross-eyed;auf einem Auge schielen have a squint in one eye;die meisten Babys schielen zuerst most babies squint to start with2. umg, um die Ecke etc: peer; durch das Schlüsselloch: auch squint;schielen auf (+akk) odernach heimlich: squint at, sneak a glance at, have ( oder take) a squint at; begehrlich: ogle (at) pej;schielen nach (einem Posten etc) hanker after, have one’s eye on;nach der Macht schielen have designs on power* * *intransitives Verb1) squint; have a squintleicht/stark schielen — have a slight/pronounced squint
2) (ugs.): (blicken) look out of the corner of one's eyenach etwas schielen — steal a glance at something; (fig.) have one's eye on something
3) (ugs.): (spähen) peep* * *n.strabismus n. -
5 Schielen
v/i1. squint, have a squint; nach innen: be cross-eyed; auf einem Auge schielen have a squint in one eye; die meisten Babys schielen zuerst most babies squint to start with2. umg., um die Ecke etc.: peer; durch das Schlüsselloch: auch squint; schielen auf (+Akk) oder nach heimlich: squint at, sneak a glance at, have ( oder take) a squint at; begehrlich: ogle (at) pej.; schielen nach (einem Posten etc.) hanker after, have one’s eye on; nach der Macht schielen have designs on power* * *das Schielenstrabismus* * *schie|len ['ʃiːlən]vito squint, to be cross-eyed or boss-eyed (Brit)auf or mit einem Auge schíélen — to have a squint in one eye
schíélen (inf) — to steal a glance at sth
nach jdm/etw schíélen (inf) — to look at sb/sth out of the corner of one's eye; (begehrlich) to eye sb/sth up (Brit), to look sb/sth up and down; (heimlich) to sneak a look at sb/sth
* * *1) (to have the physical defect of having the eyes turning towards or away from each other or to cause the eyes to do this: The child squints; You squint when you look down at your nose.) squint2) (a squinting position of the eyes: an eye-operation to correct her squint.) squint* * *Schie·len<-s>[ˈʃi:lən]nt kein pl squint[ing], strabismus spec* * *intransitives Verb1) squint; have a squintleicht/stark schielen — have a slight/pronounced squint
2) (ugs.): (blicken) look out of the corner of one's eyenach etwas schielen — steal a glance at something; (fig.) have one's eye on something
3) (ugs.): (spähen) peep* * ** * *intransitives Verb1) squint; have a squintleicht/stark schielen — have a slight/pronounced squint
2) (ugs.): (blicken) look out of the corner of one's eyenach etwas schielen — steal a glance at something; (fig.) have one's eye on something
3) (ugs.): (spähen) peep* * *n.strabismus n.
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