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121 קודר
adj. gloomy, somber, morose, sullen, macabre, funereal, gaunt, glowering, gruff, sad, saturnine, sepulchral, wan, angry, cheerless; dark, black, murky, overcast, overclouded, wintery, wintry, lowerin -
122 dürr
Adj.1. Äste, Gras etc.: dry, withered* * *(trocken) thirsty; arid; dry;(unfruchtbar) barren; jejune; poor* * *dụ̈rr [dʏr]adj2) (pej = mager) scrawny, scraggymit dürren Worten — in plain terms, plainly, bluntly
die dürren Jahre (Bibl, fig) — the lean years
* * *(unattractively thin: a scraggy neck.) scraggy* * *[ˈdʏr]1. (trocken) dry\dürres Laub withered leaves\dürre Jahre arid [or lean] yearsdie \dürren Jahre (fig) the lean years* * *1) withered < branch>; dry, dried up, withered < grass, leaves>; arid, barren <ground, earth>* * *dürr adj1. Äste, Gras etc: dry, withered4. fig:dürre Jahre lean years;in dürren Worten in sober terms* * *1) withered < branch>; dry, dried up, withered <grass, leaves>; arid, barren <ground, earth>2) (mager) skinny, scraggy, scrawny <legs, arms, body, person>* * *adj.arid adj.scrawny adj. adv.aridly adv. -
123 mager
Adj.3. (dürftig) meag|re (Am. -er), poor; (Ernte) auch lean; magere Jahre lean years; mageres Lob scant praise* * *(dürftig) poor; meager; meagre;(fettarm) fatless; lean;(schlank) skinny; thin; lank* * *ma|ger ['maːgɐ]1. adj3) (= unfruchtbar) Boden, Felder poor, infertile4) (= dürftig) meagre (Brit), meager (US); Ernte, Ertrag lean, meagre (Brit), meager (US); (TECH ) Mischung weak; Ergebnis poordie sieben mágeren Jahre — the seven lean years
2. adv1)(= fettarm)
máger essen — to be on a low-fat dietmáger kochen — to cook low-fat meals
etw ist máger zubereitet — sth is low-fat
3) (TYP)máger drucken/setzen — to print/typeset in roman
* * *2) (not containing much fat: lean meat.) lean3) (poor; not producing much: a lean harvest.) lean4) (thin, bony and wrinkled: a scrawny neck.) scrawny5) (very thin: Most fat girls long to be skinny.) skinny* * *ma·ger[ˈma:gɐ]\magere Schrift light typeface2. (fettarm) low-fat\mageres Fleisch lean meat\magere Kost low-fat food\mager essen/kochen to eat/cook low-fat foods3. (wenig ertragreich) poor, practically infertile [or barren]\magere Ernte (fig) a poor harvest\magerer Boden infertile grounddas ist aber eine \magere Ausbeute those are poor [or lean] pickings; (dürftig) feeble\magere Jahre barren years; ÖKON lean years* * *1.1) (dünn) thin3) (nicht ertragreich) poor <soil, harvest>; infertile < field>; lean < years>; (fig.): (dürftig) meagre < profit, increase, success, report, etc.>; thin < programme>2.mager essen — follow a low-fat diet; eat low-fat foods
* * *mager adjmagere Jahre lean years;mageres Lob scant praise4. TYPO:magere Schrift light-face(d) type* * *1.1) (dünn) thin3) (nicht ertragreich) poor <soil, harvest>; infertile < field>; lean < years>; (fig.): (dürftig) meagre <profit, increase, success, report, etc.>; thin < programme>2.mager essen — follow a low-fat diet; eat low-fat foods
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125 Gandawa
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > Gandawa
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126 mizernie
adv. grad. 1. (wątło) mizernie wyglądać to look haggard a. gaunt 2. przen. (licho, nędznie) [opłacany, oświetlony] poorly, badly- mizernie zarabiać to earn peanuts, to earn a pittance- mizernie się uczyć to be doing poorly at school a. in one’s schoolwork- mizernie wypaść w wyborach to perform a. fare poorly in the elections- nasze rolnictwo wygląda a. prezentuje się mizernie w porównaniu do innych krajów our agriculture compares poorly with that of other countries* * *adv.1. ( wyglądać) wanly, haggardly, scrawny, sickly.2. (= marnie) poorly, wretchedly, badly, miserably.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mizernie
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127 nędzny
adjmiserable, wretched* * *a.1. (= znamionujący nędzę) miserable, wretched; (ubiór, wygląd) shabby.2. (= zabiedzony) frail, gaunt; (dziecko, szkapa) emaciated.3. (= lichy) sorry, wretched; (hotel, posiłek) mean.4. (= niewystarczający) paltry; (zarobek, zbiory) measly.5. (= bezwartościowy) trashy.6. (= podły) mean, base; (tchórz, postępek) worthless.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nędzny
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128 wychudzony
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wychudzony
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