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41 schimmelig
I Adj. Lebensmittel: mo(u)ldy; Papier, Leder, Holz etc.: mildewy* * *moldy; mildewed; mouldy* * *schịm|me|lig ['ʃIməlɪç]adjNahrungsmittel mouldy (Brit), moldy (US); Leder, Papier etc mildewyschimmelig werden (Nahrungsmittel) — to go mo(u)ldy; (Leder, Papier etc) to become covered with mildew
* * *((of food etc) covered with mould: mouldy cheese; The bread has gone mouldy.) mouldy* * *schim·me·lig[ˈʃɪməlɪç]schimm·lig, schim·me·lig[ˈʃɪm(ə)lɪç]adj mouldy\schimmeliges Leder/Buch mildewed leather/book* * *Adjektiv mouldy; mildewy <paper, leather>* * *A. adj Lebensmittel: mo(u)ldy; Papier, Leder, Holz etc: mildewyB. adv:es riecht schimmelig there’s a mo(u)ldy ( oder musty) smell* * *Adjektiv mouldy; mildewy <paper, leather>* * *adj.mildewed adj.moldy adj.mouldy adj. -
42 vergiften
I v/t poison (auch fig., Atmosphäre etc.); (Luft, Umwelt etc.) polluteII v/refl poison o.s.* * *to envenom; to poison; to contaminate;sich vergiftento poison oneself* * *ver|gịf|ten ptp vergi\#ftet1. vt (lit, fig)to poison; Luft auch to pollute2. vrto poison oneself ( mit, durch, an +dat with)* * *1) (to kill or harm with poison: He poisoned his wife.) poison2) (to put poison into (food etc): He poisoned her coffee.) poison* * *ver·gif·ten *I. vt▪ jdn/ein Tier \vergiften to poison sb/an animal▪ etw \vergiften to poison sthmit Kurare vergiftete Pfeile arrows poisoned with curare* * *transitives Verb (auch fig.) poison* * *A. v/t poison (auch fig, Atmosphäre etc); (Luft, Umwelt etc) polluteB. v/r poison o.s.* * *transitives Verb (auch fig.) poison* * *v.to poison v. -
43 Gaumen
m; -s, -; auch fig. palate; harter / weicher Gaumen hard / soft palate; einen feinen Gaumen haben fig. have a fine palate ( oder tongue, sense of taste); für den verwöhnten Gaumen fig. for the discriminating palate; gespalten* * *der Gaumenpalate; roof of the mouth* * *Gau|men ['gaumən]m -s, -palate (auch fig), roof of the/one's mouthdie Zunge klebte ihm vor Durst am Gáúmen — his tongue was hanging out (with thirst)
einen feinen Gáúmen haben (fig) — to be (something of) a gourmet, to enjoy good food
das kitzelt mir den Gáúmen (fig) — that tickles my taste buds or my palate
* * *der1) (the top of the inside of the mouth.) palate2) (the ability to tell good wine, food etc from bad: He has a good palate for wine.) palate3) (the upper part of the mouth.) roof of the mouth* * *Gau·men<-s, ->[ˈgaumən]m ANAT palateharter/weicher \Gaumen hard/soft palateeinen feinen \Gaumen haben to have a discerning palate, to enjoy good foodetw für den [o seinen] verwöhnten \Gaumen a delicacy for the gourmet [or connoisseur]* * *der; Gaumens, Gaumen: palate; roof of the mouth* * *harter/weicher Gaumen hard/soft palate;* * *der; Gaumens, Gaumen: palate; roof of the mouth* * *- m.palate n.roof of the mouth n. -
44 Schimmel
m; -s, -; ZOOL. white horse—m; -s, kein Pl.; BOT. mo(u)ld; bes. auf Papier, Leder etc.: mildew* * *der Schimmel(Schimmelpilz) mildew; mould* * *Schịm|mel I ['ʃɪml]m -s, -(= Pferd) white horse, grey (Brit), gray (US)IIein weißer Schimmel (hum) — a pleonasm
m -s, no pl(auf Nahrungsmitteln) mould (Brit), mold (US); (auf Leder, Papier etc) mildew* * *(a growth on stale food etc: This bread is covered with mould.) mould* * *Schim·mel1<-s>[ˈʃɪml̩]m kein pl mould [or AM mold]Schim·mel2<-s, ->[ˈʃɪml̩]* * *der; Schimmels, Schimmel1) o. Pl. mould; (auf Leder, Papier) mildew2) (Pferd) white horse* * *Schimmel1 m; -s, -; ZOOL white horseSchimmel2 m; -s, kein pl; BOT mo(u)ld; besonders auf Papier, Leder etc: mildew* * *der; Schimmels, Schimmel1) o. Pl. mould; (auf Leder, Papier) mildew2) (Pferd) white horse* * *- (weißes Pferd) m.white horse n. - m.mold (US) n.mould (UK) n. -
45 zäh
I Adj.2. Flüssigkeit: viscous3. fig. (widerstandsfähig) tough; (ausdauernd) dogged; (hartnäckig) stubborn, tenacious; zäh wie Leder umg. tough as old boots; zäher Bursche umg. tough guy; ein zähes Leben haben cling on to life; fig. die hard; Katze: have nine livesII Adv.2. (schleppend) (slowly and) laboriously; zäh fließender Verkehr slow-moving traffic; zäh vorankommen make painfully slow progress* * *tenacious; stiff; pertinacious; rubbery; stringy; leathery; tough; persistent* * *[tsɛː]1. adjFleisch, Mensch, Verhandlungen tough; (= dickflüssig) glutinous; (= schleppend) Verkehr etc slow-moving; (= ausdauernd) dogged, tenaciousein zä́hes Leben haben (lit: Mensch, Tier) — to have a tenacious hold on life; (fig) to die hard
mit zä́hem Fleiß — doggedly, with dogged application
2. advverhandeln tenaciously; sich widersetzen doggedly; fließen slowly* * *1) ((of a cooking mixture etc) thick, and not flowing: a stiff dough.) stiff2) ((of food etc) difficult to chew.) tough* * *[tsɛ:]I. adj1. (eine feste Konsistenz aufweisend) toughein \zähes Stück Fleisch a tough piece of meat\zäh wie Leder (fam) tough as old boots2. (zähflüssig) glutinousein \zäher Saft a glutinous [or thick] juice3. (hartnäckig, schleppend) tenaciousein \zähes Gespräch a dragging conversation\zähe Verhandlungen tough negotiationsII. adv tenaciously* * *1.2) (schleppend) sluggish, dragging < conversation>3) (widerstandsfähig) tough < person>2.1) (schleppend) sluggishly2) (beharrlich) tenaciously; < resist> doggedly* * *A. adj1. Fleisch: tough;zäh wie Leder tough as old boots2. Flüssigkeit: viscouszäh wie Leder umg tough as old boots;zäher Bursche umg tough guy;B. adv2. (schleppend) (slowly and) laboriously;zäh fließender Verkehr slow-moving traffic;zäh vorankommen make painfully slow progress* * *1.2) (schleppend) sluggish, dragging < conversation>3) (widerstandsfähig) tough < person>2.1) (schleppend) sluggishly2) (beharrlich) tenaciously; < resist> doggedly* * *adj.stringy adj.tenacious adj.tough adj. adv.tenaciously adv. -
46 Fertig-...
1) ((of food etc) able to be prepared etc almost immediately: instant coffee/potato.) instant2) ((of a building etc) made of parts manufactured in advance and ready to be put together: prefabricated bungalows.) prefabricated -
47 hinunterschlingen
to gobble; to bolt down; to gulp down* * *hi|nụn|ter|schlin|genvt sep (inf)to gulp down; Essen to gobble down* * *1) (to swallow eagerly or in large mouthfuls: He gulped down a sandwich.) gulp2) (to swallow food etc quickly: You'll be sick if you keep gobbling your meals like that.) gobble3) (to eat greedily: He wolfed (down) his breakfast and hurried out.) wolf* * *hi·nun·ter|schlin·genvt irreg (fam)▪ etw \hinunterschlingen to devour sthEssen \hinunterschlingen to gobble [or BRIT bolt] down food* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb gulp or gobble down* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb gulp or gobble down* * *v.to gobble up v.to gulp v. -
48 beschichtet
Adj. coated* * *coated* * *((of a pan etc) treated, usually by covering with a special substance, so that food etc will not stick to it: a non-stick frying-pan.) non-stick* * *beschichtet adj coated* * *adj.laminated adj. -
49 Brotbeutel
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50 Kostprobe
f sample; fig. auch taste* * *die Kostprobesample* * *Kọst|pro|bef(von Wein, Käse etc) taste; (fig) samplewarst du auch bei der Kostprobe? — were you at the tasting too?
* * *(an act of tasting or a small quantity of food etc for tasting: Do have a taste of this cake!) taste* * *Kost·pro·bef1. (etwas zum Probieren) taste2. (Vorgeschmack, Beispiel) taste, sampleeine \Kostprobe seines Könnens a sample of his skill* * *die; Kostprobe, Kostproben taste; (fig.) sample* * ** * *die; Kostprobe, Kostproben taste; (fig.) sample* * *f.sample n.taste n. -
51 Lätzchen
n bib* * *das Lätzchenpinafore; bib* * *Lạ̈tz|chen ['lɛtsçən]nt -s, -bib* * *das1) (a cloth etc tied under a child's chin to catch spilt food etc.) bib2) (a kind of apron covering the clothes above and below the waist: The children wore pinafores at nursery school.) pinafore* * *Lätz·chen<-s, ->[ˈlɛtsçən]* * *das; Lätzchens, Lätzchen: bib* * *Lätzchen n bib* * *das; Lätzchens, Lätzchen: bib* * *- n.bib n.pinafore n. -
52 probieren
vt/i1. (versuchen) try; (ausprobieren) try out; probier doch mal try it (out), have a try ( oder go); probier es noch mal try again, have another try ( oder go); probieren, etw. zu tun try to do s.th.; es probieren mit try s.th., s.o. (oder + Ger.), have a try at s.th. (oder + Ger.); es bei jemandem probieren umg. try it on with s.o.; Probieren geht über Studieren the proof of the pudding is in the eating2. (kosten) try, taste; probier mal, ob ( dir) das schmeckt see if that tastes all right (Am. umg. alright), see if you like it; kann ich mal probieren? can I have a taste?3. (anprobieren) try on; möchten Sie das Kleid / die Schuhe probieren? would you like to try on the dress / shoes?; etw. wegen der Größe probieren try s.th. on for size4. THEAT. (proben) rehearse* * *to taste; to test; to try* * *pro|bie|ren [pro'biːrən] ptp probiert1. vt2) (= kosten) Speisen, Getränke to try, to taste, to sample3) (= proben) to rehearse2. vi1) (= versuchen) to try, to have a go (Brit) or a tryProbieren geht über Studieren (Prov) — the proof of the pudding is in the eating (Prov)
2) (= kosten) to have a taste, to tryprobier mal — try some, have a taste
3) (= proben) to rehearse* * *1) (to test a sample of: He sampled my cake.) sample2) (to test or find out the flavour or quality of (food etc) by eating or drinking a little of it: Please taste this and tell me if it is too sweet.) taste3) (to test; to make an experiment (with) in order to find out whether something will be successful, satisfactory etc: She tried washing her hair with a new shampoo; Try one of these sweets.) try* * *pro·bie·ren *[proˈbi:rən]I. vt1. (kosten)▪ etw \probieren to try [or taste] [or sample] sth2. (versuchen)ich habe es schon mit vielen Diäten probiert I have already tried many diets▪ \probieren, etw zu tun to try to do sthich werde \probieren, sie zu überreden I will try to persuade her▪ etw \probieren to try sth outein neues Medikament \probieren to try out a new medicine3. (anprobieren)4. THEAT to rehearseein Stück \probieren to rehearse a playII. vi1. (kosten)willst du nicht wenigstens einmal \probieren won't you at least try it once2. (versuchen)▪ \probieren, ob/was/wie... to try and see whether/what/how...ich werde \probieren, ob ich das alleine schaffe I'll see if I can do it alone3.* * *1.transitives Verb1) (versuchen) try; have a go or try at2) (kosten) taste; try; sample2.intransitives Verb1) (versuchen) try; have a go or try2) (kosten) have a taste* * *probieren v/t & v/iprobier doch mal try it (out), have a try ( oder go);probier es noch mal try again, have another try ( oder go);probieren, etwas zu tun try to do sth;es bei jemandem probieren umg try it on with sb;Probieren geht über Studieren the proof of the pudding is in the eating2. (kosten) try, taste;probier mal, ob (dir) das schmeckt see if that tastes all right (US umg alright), see if you like it;kann ich mal probieren? can I have a taste?3. (anprobieren) try on;möchten Sie das Kleid/die Schuhe probieren? would you like to try on the dress/shoes?;etwas wegen der Größe probieren try sth on for size* * *1.transitives Verb1) (versuchen) try; have a go or try at2) (kosten) taste; try; sample2.intransitives Verb1) (versuchen) try; have a go or try2) (kosten) have a taste* * *v.to sample v.to try v. -
53 Zahnstocher
m toothpick* * *der Zahnstochertoothpick* * *Zahn|sto|cher [-ʃtɔxɐ]m -s, -toothpick* * *(a small piece of wood, plastic etc for picking out food etc from between the teeth.) toothpick* * *Zahn·sto·cher<-s, ->m toothpick* * *der; Zahnstochers, Zahnstocher: toothpick* * *Zahnstocher m toothpick* * *der; Zahnstochers, Zahnstocher: toothpick* * *m.toothpick n. -
54 Wärmeplatte
(a portable heated plate of metal etc for keeping plates of food etc hot.) hot-plate -
55 betteln
v/i2. (bitten) beg (um for); er bettelte so lange, bis ich ja sagte he kept pestering me ( oder went on at me) until I said yes* * *to panhandle; to beg* * *bẹt|teln ['bɛtln]vito beg"Betteln verboten" — " no begging"
* * *(to ask (someone) for (money, food etc): The old man was so poor that he had to beg in the street; He begged (me) for money.) beg* * *bet·teln[ˈbɛtl̩n]vi„\betteln verboten“ “no begging”* * *intransitives Verb beg (um for)‘Betteln verboten!’ — ‘No begging’
* * *betteln v/i1. beg (um for);betteln gehen go begging2. (bitten) beg (um for);er bettelte so lange, bis ich ja sagte he kept pestering me ( oder went on at me) until I said yes* * *intransitives Verb beg (um for)‘Betteln verboten!’ — ‘No begging’
* * *(gehen) v.to go begging expr. (um) v.to beg (for) v. -
56 Erbrochene
* * *Er|brọ|che|ne(s) [ɛɐ'brɔxənə]nt decl as adj, no plvomit* * *das1) (vomit: The bedclothes were covered with sick.) sick2) (food etc ejected from the stomach.) vomit* * *Er·bro·che·ne(s)nt dekl wie adj vomit* * * -
57 ethnisch
II Adv. ethnically* * *ethnical; ethnic* * *ẹth|nisch ['ɛtnɪʃ]adjethnic* * *(of nations or races of mankind or their customs, dress, food etc: ethnic groups/dances.) ethnic* * *eth·nisch[ˈɛtnɪʃ]adj ethnic* * *Adjektiv ethnic* * *A. adj ethnic;B. adv ethnically* * *Adjektiv ethnic* * *adj.ethnic adj.ethnical adj. adv.ethnically adv. -
58 Konservierungsmittel
* * *das Konservierungsmittelpreservative* * *Kon|ser|vie|rungs|mit|tel1. ntKon|ser|víé|rungs|stoff2. mpreservative* * *(something that preserves, especially that prevents food etc from going bad: a chemical preservative.) preservative* * *Kon·ser·vie·rungs·mit·telntKon·ser·vie·rungs·stoffm CHEM preservative* * ** * ** * ** * *f.preservative n. -
59 mampfen
vt/i umg. munch, chomp* * *to munch (ugs.)* * *mạmp|fen ['mampfn]vti (inf)to munch, to chomp (inf)ich brauche was zu mampfen — I want something to eat
* * ** * *mamp·fen[ˈmampfn̩]I. vt▪ etw \mampfen to munch stheinen Schokoriegel \mampfen to munch a bar of chocolateII. vi to munch* * ** * *mampfen v/t & v/i umg munch, chomp* * ** * *v.to munch v. -
60 rationieren
v/t ration* * *to ration* * *ra|ti|o|nie|ren [ratsio'niːrən] ptp rationiertvtto ration* * *(to allow only a certain amount of( food etc) to a person or animal during a particular period of time: During the oil shortage, petrol was rationed.) ration* * *ra·ti·o·nie·ren *[ratsi̯oˈni:rən]vt▪ etw \rationieren to ration sth* * *transitives Verb ration* * *rationieren v/t ration* * *transitives Verb ration* * *v.to ration v.
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