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1 Flüssigkeit
f* * *die Flüssigkeitfluidity; liquid; fluidness; liquidness* * *Flụ̈s|sig|keitf -, -en1) (= flüssiger Stoff) liquid* * *die1) (a substance (liquid or gas) whose particles can move about freely.) fluid2) (any liquid substance: cleaning fluid.) fluid3) fluidity4) (a substance which flows, like water: a clear liquid.) liquid5) (moisture: a patch of wet.) wet* * *Flüs·sig·keit<-, -en>f1. (flüssiger Stoff) liquid, fluid* * *die; Flüssigkeit, Flüssigkeiten1) liquid; (KörperFlüssigkeit, BremsFlüssigkeit usw.) fluid2) (Geläufigkeit) fluency* * *1. liquid, fluid;viel Flüssigkeit zu sich nehmen drink plenty of liquids ( oder fluids)* * *die; Flüssigkeit, Flüssigkeiten1) liquid; (KörperFlüssigkeit, BremsFlüssigkeit usw.) fluid2) (Geläufigkeit) fluency* * *f.fluid n.fluidity n.fluidness n.liquid n.liquidness n.liquor n. -
2 Geläufigkeit
f; nur Sg.1. eines Wortes: widespread use, currency* * *die Geläufigkeitfacility; fluency; commonness; volubleness* * *Ge|läu|fig|keitf -, no pl(= Häufigkeit) frequency; (= Leichtigkeit) ease; (dated = Redegewandtheit) fluency* * *1. eines Wortes: widespread use, currency2. (Gewandtheit) ease (beim Spielen with which one plays)* * *f.fluency n.volubility n. -
3 Gewandtheit
f; nur Sg.1. agility2. skill; efficiency; smartness3. elegance; smoothness; fluency; gewandt II* * *die Gewandtheitdexterity; handiness; nimbleness; shiftiness; glibness; neatness; dexterousness; adroitness; address; urbanity; fluency* * *Ge|wạndt|heitf -, no plskilfulness (Brit), skillfulness (US); (von Körper) nimbleness; (= Geschicktheit) deftness, dexterity; (von Stil) elegance* * *die1) adroitness2) handiness3) (a skill: He has a great facility for always being right.) facility* * *Ge·wandt·heit<->f kein pl skill, skilfulnessdie \Gewandtheit eines Redners the articulateness [or skill] of a speakerdie \Gewandtheit einer Bewegung the agility of a movement* * *die; Gewandtheit: s. gewandt 2.: skill; skilfulness; agility; expertness; easiness* * *1. agility2. skill; efficiency; smartness* * *die; Gewandtheit: s. gewandt 2.: skill; skilfulness; agility; expertness; easiness* * *f.adroitness n.agility n.cleverness n.dexterity n.dexterousness n.elegance n.glibness n.handiness n.nimbleness n.position n.readiness n.savoir faire n. -
4 Fertigkeit
* * *die Fertigkeitproficiency; skill* * *Fẹr|tig|keitf -, -enskill* * *(a skill: a man of many abilities.) ability* * *Fer·tig·keit<-, -en>fdafür braucht man besondere \Fertigkeiten this requires special skills* * *die; Fertigkeit, Fertigkeiten skill* * *Fertigkeit f (Geschick, Fähigkeit) skill (* * *die; Fertigkeit, Fertigkeiten skill* * *f.accomplishment n.dexterity n.skill n. -
5 Redefluß
(ease in speaking or expressing: Her fluency surprised her colleagues.) fluency -
6 Fluss
m; -es, Flüsse2. nur Sg.; (das Fließen) flow(ing); fig. der Rede, des Verkehrs etc.: flow; im Fluss in (a state of) flux; etw. in Fluss bringen get s.th. going ( oder under way); in Fluss kommen get going, get under way, get into its stride* * *der Fluss(Bewegung) flow; flux;(Gewässer) river; stream* * *Flụss [flʊs]m -es, ordm;e['flʏsə]1) (= Gewässer) riverunten am Fluss — down by the river(side)
den Fluss aufwärtsfahren/abwärtsfahren — to go upstream or upriver/downstream or downriver
2) no pl (TECH = Schmelzfluss) molten massim Fluss sein — to be molten
3) (=kontinuierlicher Verlauf von Verkehr, Rede, Strom, Elektronen) flow; (von Verhandlungen auch) continuityetw kommt or gerät in Fluss — sth gets underway or going
* * *FlussRR<-es, Flüsse>FlußALT<-sses, Flüsse>[flʊs, pl ˈflʏsə]m1. (Wasserlauf) riverden \Fluss aufwärts-/abwärtsfahren to travel upriver/downriver [or upstream/downstream]jdn/etw über den \Fluss setzen to ferry sb/sth across the riveram \Fluss next to the river2. (kontinuierlicher Verlauf) flowVerkehrs\Fluss flow of trafficetw [wieder] in \Fluss bringen to get sth going [again][noch] im \Fluss sein (sich verändern) to be [still] in a state of flux; (im Gange sein) to be in progress* * *der; Flusses, Flüsse1) river2) o. Pl. (fließende Bewegung) flowdie Dinge sind im Fluss — things are in a state of flux
* * *1. river;im Fluss in (a state of) flux;etwas in Fluss bringen get sth going ( oder under way);in Fluss kommen get going, get under way, get into its stride* * *der; Flusses, Flüsse1) river2) o. Pl. (fließende Bewegung) flow* * *¨-e m.flow n.fluency n.flux n.river n.stream n. -
7 Redegewandtheit
f eloquence, gift of speech* * *die Redegewandtheitvolubility; fluency* * *(the power of expressing feelings or thoughts in words that impress or move other people: a speaker of great eloquence.) eloquence* * *Re·de·ge·wandt·heit<->* * *die eloquence* * *Redegewandtheit f eloquence, gift of speech* * *die eloquence* * *f.volubility n. -
8 Flüssigkeit
Flüs·sig·keit <-, -en> f1) ( flüssiger Stoff) liquid, fluid -
9 Fluss
m1. fluency2. flux3. river4. streamm[das Fließen]flow -
10 Geläufigkeit
f1. fluency2. volubleness -
11 Redefluss
moral fluency
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