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2 Würze
f; -, -n2. fig. spice; die ( rechte) Würze geben oder verleihen (+ Dat) give spice to; es fehlt die ( rechte) Würze it lacks zest, it needs gingering up a bit* * *die Würzecondiment; wort; seasoning; savor; flavoring; savour; spice; zest; flavouring* * *Wụ̈r|ze ['vʏrtsə]f -, -n1) (= Gewürz) seasoning, spice; (= Aroma) aroma; (fig = Reiz) spiceSee:→ Kürze2) (von Bier) wort* * *die1) (a strong flavour, or a sauce etc for adding flavour.) relish2) (a seasoning (especially salt or pepper).) condiment3) (anything used to give a particular taste: lemon flavouring.) flavouring4) (anything that adds liveliness or interest: Her arrival added spice to the party.) spice* * *Wür·ze<-, -n>[ˈvʏrtsə]f1. (Gewürzmischung) seasoning2. (Aroma) aromaan der Geschichte fehlt die \Würze (fig) there's no spice to the story* * *die; Würze, Würzen1) (Gewürz) spice; seasoning* * *2. fig spice;verleihen (+dat) give spice to;es fehlt die (rechte) Würze it lacks zest, it needs gingering up a bit* * *die; Würze, Würzen1) (Gewürz) spice; seasoning* * *-n f.condiment n.flavoring n.flavouring n.seasoning n. -
3 Aufmunterung
f encouragement; (Aufheiterung) cheering up* * *Auf|mun|te|rungf -, -en2) (= Ermutigung) encouragement* * *Auf·mun·te·rung<-, -en>f1. (Aufheiterung) cheering upals \Aufmunterung gemeint sein to be meant to cheer up2. (Ermutigung) encouragementals \Aufmunterung as an encouragement3. (Belebung) livening upzur \Aufmunterung to liven up sb sepjdm zur \Aufmunterung dienen to serve to liven up sb sep* * *die; Aufmunterung, Aufmunterungen s. aufmuntern: cheering up; livening up; pepping up (coll.)* * ** * *die; Aufmunterung, Aufmunterungen s. aufmuntern: cheering up; livening up; pepping up (coll.)* * *f.encouragement n.
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