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1 Blase
f; -, -n1. (Luftblase) bubble; Blasen werfen oder ziehen Tapete: blister; Teig: get frothy; fig. Blasen werfen cause ( oder create) quite a stir; fig. Blasen ziehen cause a few ( oder a lot of) problems2. MED. (auf der Haut) blister; sich (Dat) Blasen laufen get blisters on one’s feet from walking; Blasen an den Händen haben have blisters on one’s hands3. ANAT. bladder; er hat’s mit der Blase umg. he’s got bladder trouble, he’s having trouble with his waterworks umg.4. CHEM. still5. (Sprechblase) balloon, (speech) bubble6. TECH. (Gießblase) blow(n) hole, bubble, hollow, flaw; Glasherstellung: bleb, nodule, bubble; beim Schweißen: blow(-)hole7. umg., pej. (Bande) crowd, lot, shower* * *die Blase(Harnblase) bladder;(Hautblase) blister;(Luftblase) bubble* * *Bla|se ['blaːzə]f -, -n1) (= Seifenblase, Luftblase) bubble; (= Sprechblase) balloonBlásen laufen — to get blisters from walking etc
die Bláse erkälten — to get a chill on the bladder
* * *die1) (a thin bubble on the skin, containing liquid: My feet have blisters after walking so far.) blister2) (a similar spot on any surface: blisters on paintwork.) blister3) (the bag-like part of the body in which the urine collects.) bladder4) (a floating ball of air or gas: bubbles in lemonade.) bubble* * *Bla·se<-, -n>[ˈbla:zə]f1. ANAT bladder2. MED blister3. (Hohlraum) bubble4. (Sprechblase) speech bubble, balloon* * *die; Blase, Blasen1) bubble; (in einem Anstrich) blisterBlasen werfen od. ziehen — < paint> blister; < wallpaper> bubble
3) (HarnBlase) bladder* * *1. (Luftblase) bubble;figBlasen werfen cause ( oder create) quite a stir;figBlasen ziehen cause a few ( oder a lot of) problemssich (dat)Blasen laufen get blisters on one’s feet from walking;Blasen an den Händen haben have blisters on one’s hands3. ANAT bladder;4. CHEM still5. (Sprechblase) balloon, (speech) bubble6. TECH (Gießblase) blow(n) hole, bubble, hollow, flaw; Glasherstellung: bleb, nodule, bubble; beim Schweißen: blow(-)hole7. umg, pej (Bande) crowd, lot, shower* * *die; Blase, Blasen1) bubble; (in einem Anstrich) blisterBlasen werfen od. ziehen — < paint> blister; < wallpaper> bubble
2) (in der Haut) blistersich (Dat.) Blasen laufen — get blisters [from walking/running]
3) (HarnBlase) bladder* * *-n f.bladder n.blister n.bubble n. -
2 Blase
Bla·se <-, -n> [ʼbla:zə] f1) anat bladder;2) med blister;3) ( Hohlraum) bubble;4) ( Sprechblase) speech bubble, balloon -
3 sprudeln
v/i1. (hat gesprudelt) Quelle etc.: bubble; (kochen) bubble (away); Getränk: fizz, be fizzy; sprudeln vor fig., Begeisterung etc. bubble (over) with2. (ist) Wasser, aus der Erde etc.: bubble up ( aus out of, from); stärker: gush (out of); aus der Flasche sprudeln fizz ( stärker: spurt) out of the bottle; die Worte sprudelten ihm aus dem Mund the words came gushing out* * *das Sprudelneffervescence* * *spru|deln ['ʃpruːdln]1. vi1) (= schäumen) (Wasser, Quelle) to bubble; (Sekt, Limonade) to effervesce, to fizz; (fig vor Freude, guten Ideen etc) to bubble2) aux sein (= hervorsprudeln) (Wasser etc) to bubble; (fig ) (Worte) to pour out; (Steuern, Einnahmen) to pour in2. vtAus = quirlen) to whisk* * *1) ((of a liquid) to release or give off many small bubbles: I like the way champagne fizzes.) fizz2) (the sound made or the feeling in the mouth produced by this: This lemonade has lost its fizz.) fizz3) (to form or rise in bubbles: The champagne bubbled in the glass.) bubble* * *spru·deln[ˈʃpru:dl̩n]vi1. Hilfsverb: haben (aufschäumen) to bubble, to effervesce, to fizz2. Hilfsverb: sein (heraussprudeln) to bubble* * *intransitives Verb2) (beim Kochen) bubble3) (beim Entweichen von Gas) <lemonade, champagne, etc.> fizz, effervesce* * *sprudeln v/i2. (ist) Wasser, aus der Erde etc: bubble up (aus der Flasche sprudeln fizz ( stärker: spurt) out of the bottle;die Worte sprudelten ihm aus dem Mund the words came gushing out* * *intransitives Verb2) (beim Kochen) bubble3) (beim Entweichen von Gas) <lemonade, champagne, etc.> fizz, effervesce* * *- n.carbonated (fizzy)mineral water n.effervescence n.
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