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1 the epitome of laziness
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tr[ɪ'pɪtəmɪ]1 (model, perfect example) personificación nombre femenino■ he's the epitome of laziness es la pereza en persona, es la personificación de la perezaepitome [ɪ'pɪt̬əmi] n1) summary: epítome m, resumen m2) embodiment: personificación fn.• breviario s.m.• epítome s.m.ɪ'pɪtəmishe is the epitome of kindness — es la bondad personificada or la personificación de la bondad
[ɪ'pɪtǝmɪ]N representación f, paradigma mto be the epitome of virtue — ser la virtud en persona or personificada
* * *[ɪ'pɪtəmi]she is the epitome of kindness — es la bondad personificada or la personificación de la bondad
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nounInbegriff, der* * *epito·me[ɪˈpɪtəmi, AM -t̬-]the \epitome of elegance die Eleganz selbst [o in Person]the \epitome of extravagance die personifizierte Extravaganz* * *[I'pItəmɪ]n1) (of virtue, wisdom etc) Inbegriff m (of +gen, an +dat)* * *epitome [ıˈpıtəmı] s1. Epitome f:a) Auszug m, Abriss mb) kurze Darstellung oder Inhaltsangabe:in epitome auszugsweise; in gedrängter Form2. fig Verkörperung f, Inbegriff m:he is the epitome of laziness er ist die Faulheit in Person, er ist die leibhaftige Faulheit* * *nounInbegriff, der* * *n.Auszug -¨e m. -
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I Adj.1. (wirklich) real; umg. real live; ein leibhaftiges Gespenst a real ghost, a ghost as real as you are2. (personifiziert) in person; der leibhaftige Teufel the devil incarnate; sie war die leibhaftige Faulheit she was laziness in person ( oder the epitome of laziness); er sah aus wie mein leibhaftiger Bruder he was the spitting image of my brother; wie der leibhaftige Tod aussehen look like death warmed up (Am. over), look like a corpseII Adv.: da stand er leibhaftig vor mir there he was, as large as life; ich seh ihn noch leibhaftig vor mir ( stehen) I can see him now, I can still see him in my mind’s eye* * *living* * *leib|haf|tig [laip'haftIç, 'laiphaftɪç]1. adjpersonified, incarnate(wie) der léíbhaftige Teufel, (wie) der Leibhaftige — (as) the devil himself
2. advin person, in the flesh* * *(actually present; in person: I have seen him on television, but never in the flesh.) in the flesh* * *leib·haf·tig[laipˈhaftɪç]I. adj1. (echt)▪ ein \leibhaftiger/eine \leibhaftige... a real...ich habe einen \leibhaftigen Wolf im Wald gesehen! I saw a real live wolf in the forest!2. (verkörpert)▪ der/die \leibhaftige...... personifiedsie ist die \leibhaftige Sanftmut she is gentleness personified3.* * *1.1) (persönlich) in person postpos.da stand er leibhaftig vor uns — there he was, as large as life
2) (echt) real2.der Leibhaftige — (scherzh.) the devil incarnate
* * *A. adjein leibhaftiges Gespenst a real ghost, a ghost as real as you are2. (personifiziert) in person;der leibhaftige Teufel the devil incarnate;sie war die leibhaftige Faulheit she was laziness in person ( oder the epitome of laziness);er sah aus wie mein leibhaftiger Bruder he was the spitting image of my brother;wie der leibhaftige Tod aussehen look like death warmed up (US over), look like a corpseB. adv:da stand er leibhaftig vor mir there he was, as large as life;ich seh ihn noch leibhaftig vor mir (stehen) I can see him now, I can still see him in my mind’s eye* * *1.1) (persönlich) in person postpos.da stand er leibhaftig vor uns — there he was, as large as life
2) (echt) real2.der Leibhaftige — (scherzh.) the devil incarnate
adverbial (ugs.) actually; believe it or not* * *adj.incarnate adj.
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