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1 timer
noun* * *1) (a person who, or a device which, measures the time taken by anything: a three-minute egg-timer.) der Zeitmesser2) (a clock-like device which sets something off or switches something on or off at a given time.) die Zeituhr* * *tim·er[ˈtaɪməʳ, AM -ɚ]nthe \timer goes off die Uhr klingelt* * *['taɪmə(r)]nZeitmesser m; (= switch) Schaltuhr f; (= person) Zeitnehmer(in) m(f)* * *timer s2. TECH Zeitgeber m, -schalter m, Schaltuhr f3. AUTO Zündverteiler m4. a) Stoppuhr fb) Sekundenuhr f5. → academic.ru/75083/timekeeper">timekeeper 2, 3* * *noun* * *n.Zeitgeber m.Zeitmesser m. -
2 timer
tim·er [ʼtaɪməʳ, Am -ɚ] nthe \timer goes off die Uhr klingelt -
3 cook
1. nounKoch, der/Köchin, die2. transitive verbhow would you cook this piece of meat? — wie würden Sie dieses Stück Fleisch zubereiten?
cooked in the oven — im Backofen zubereitet od. (Kochk.) gegart
cooked meal — warme Mahlzeit; abs.
do you cook with gas or electricity? — kochen Sie mit Gas oder mit Strom?
she knows how to cook — sie kann gut kochen od. kocht gut
3. intransitive verbcook somebody's goose [for him] — (fig.) jemandem alles verderben
kochen; garen (Kochk.)what's cooking? — (fig. coll.) was liegt an? (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/85716/cook_up">cook up* * *[kuk] 1. verb(to prepare (food) or become ready by heating: She cooked the chicken; The chicken is cooking in the oven.) kochen2. noun(a person who cooks, especially for a living: She was employed as a cook at the embassy.) der/die Koch/Köchin- cooker- cookery
- cookery-book
- cook up* * *[kʊk]I. n Koch, Köchin m, fII. vi1. (make meals) kochen▪ to \cook for sb für jdn kochen3. AM ( fam: do well) so richtig gut einschlagen fam, in Höchstform sein; (be ready to go) loslegen können famnow we're \cookin'! jetzt kann es losgehen! fam4.III. vt▪ to \cook sthhow do you \cook this fish/meat? wie wird dieser Fisch/dieses Fleisch zubereitet?I don't \cook meat very often ich mache [o koche] nicht so oft Fleischgerichteto \cook lunch das Mittagessen kochen [o machen]▪ to \cook sb sth [or sth for sb] jdm etw kochen, etw für jdn kochento \cook a meal [for sb] [für jdn] kochento \cook the books die Bücher fälschen [o fam frisieren4.* * *[kʊk]1. nKoch m, Köchin fshe is a good cook/very plain cook — sie kocht gut/einfache Kost
too many cooks (spoil the broth) (Prov) — viele Köche verderben den Brei (Prov)
2. vt1) food, meal machen, zubereiten; (in water, milk etc) kochen; (= fry, roast) braten; pie, pancake also backenhow are you going to cook the duck? — wie willst du die Ente zubereiten?
a cooked meal/supper — eine warme Mahlzeit/ein warmes Abendessen
a cooked breakfast — ein Frühstück nt mit warmen Gerichten
to cook sb's/one's goose (fig inf) — jdm/sich die Tour vermasseln (inf)
our goose is cooked (fig inf) — wir sitzen in der Tinte (inf)
to cook the books — die Bilanz( en) frisieren (inf)
3. vi(person, food) kochen; (= fry, roast) braten; (pie) backen* * *cook [kʊk]A s Koch m, Köchin f:she’s a good cook auch sie kocht gut;too many cooks spoil the broth (Sprichwort) viele Köche verderben den BreiB v/t1. Speisen kochen, zubereiten:cooked breakfast englisches Frühstück;would you like a cooked breakfast? (etwa) möchtest du Ham and Eggs zum Frühstück?;a) sich eine Geschichte etc ausdenken, erfinden, erdichten,b) einen Plan etc aushecken4. umg die Bücher etc frisieren5. (durch Einführen in einen Reaktor) radioaktiv machena) erledigt, fertig (erschöpft od ruiniert),b) US blauC v/i1. kochen:cook for sb für jemanden kochen, jemanden bekochen;cook out US abkochen;now you are cooking with gas! sl jetzt bist du auf dem richtigen Dampfer!2. kochen, gekocht werden (Speisen):what’s cooking? umg was ist los?, was tut sich?3. sich gut etc kochen lassenck. abk3. cook* * *1. nounKoch, der/Köchin, die2. transitive verb1) garen; zubereiten, kochen [Mahlzeit]; (fry, roast) braten; (boil) kochencooked in the oven — im Backofen zubereitet od. (Kochk.) gegart
cooked meal — warme Mahlzeit; abs.
she knows how to cook — sie kann gut kochen od. kocht gut
3. intransitive verbcook somebody's goose [for him] — (fig.) jemandem alles verderben
kochen; garen (Kochk.)what's cooking? — (fig. coll.) was liegt an? (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- cook up* * *n.Koch ¨-e m.Köchin -nen f. v.kochen v. -
4 batter
I 1. transitive verb1) (strike) einschlagen auf (+ Akk.)batter down/in — einschlagen
2) (attack with artillery) beschießen2. intransitive verbbattered by the gales — vom Sturm stark beschädigt
II nounthey battered at or against the door — sie hämmerten gegen die Tür
* * *I verb(to beat with blow after blow: He was battered to death with a large stick.)- academic.ru/84512/battered">batteredII noun(a mixture of flour, eggs and milk or water used in cooking. fry the fish in batter; pancake batter.)* * *bat·ter1[ˈbætəʳ, AM ˈbæt̬ɚ]I. n [Back]teig m▪ to \batter sth etw panierenbat·ter2[ˈbætəʳ, AM ˈbæt̬ɚ]II. vt1. (assault)▪ to \batter sb jdn verprügeln2. (bruise or damage)▪ to \batter sb jdn böse [o übel] zurichtenthe waves \battered against the rocks die Wellen schlugen gegen die Felsen* * *I ['btə(r)]n (COOKfor frying) (Ausback)teig m; (for pancakes, waffles etc) Teig m IIn (SPORT)Schlagmann m III1. vt1) (= hit) einschlagen auf (+acc); (= strike repeatedly) wife, baby schlagen, (ver)prügeln; (with battering ram) berennenhe battered him about the head with an iron bar — er schlug mit einer Eisenstange auf seinen Kopf ein
2) (= damage) böse or übel zurichten; car also, metal zer- or verbeulenthe town was badly battered during the war — die Stadt wurde während des Krieges schwer zerbombt
2. vischlagen, trommeln (inf)to batter at the door — an die Tür hämmern or trommeln (inf)
* * *batter1 [ˈbætə(r)]A v/t1. a) einschlagen auf (akk):battered wives’ refuge Frauenhaus n2. umpeitschen (Sturm etc), schlagen gegen (Wellen etc)3. abnutzena battered old car ein zerbeulter alter Wagen;our battered democracy unsere stark angeschlagene Demokratie5. MIL wiederholt bombardieren:batter down zerbomben, zusammenschießenC s1. Eierkuchenteig m (auch zum Frittieren)2. TYPO beschädigte Type, defekter Schriftsatzbatter2 [ˈbætə(r)] ARCHB v/t einziehen, verjüngenC s Böschung f, Verjüngung f, Abdachung fbatter3 [ˈbætə(r)] s Baseball: Schläger m, Schlagmann m* * *I 1. transitive verb1) (strike) einschlagen auf (+ Akk.)batter down/in — einschlagen
2) (attack with artillery) beschießen3) (bruise, damage) übel zurichten; misshandeln [Baby, Ehefrau]2. intransitive verbII nounthey battered at or against the door — sie hämmerten gegen die Tür
* * *(cricket) n.Schläger - m. v.schlagen v.(§ p.,pp.: schlug, geschlagen)verbeulen v.zerschlagen v.
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