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1 freak
nounfreak of nature — Laune der Natur; attrib. ungewöhnlich [Wetter, Ereignis]; völlig überraschend [Sieg, Ergebnis]
health freak — Gesundheitsfanatiker, der
* * *[fri:k]1) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; ( also adjective) a freak result.) die Laune, launenhaft2) (a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something: a film-freak.) der Freak•- academic.ru/87241/freak_out">freak out* * *[fri:k]I. n1. (abnormal thing) etwas Außergewöhnlichesa \freak of nature eine Laune der Natur\freak accident außergewöhnliches Missgeschick* * *[friːk]1. nfreak of nature — Laune f der Natur
4) (inf)jazz/movie freak — Jazz-/Kinofreak m (inf)
health/fitness freak — Gesundheits-/Fitnessfreak m (inf)
5) (inf: weird person) Irre(r) mfhe looked at me as though I were some sort of freak — er sah mich an, als ob ich vom Mond wäre
2. adjweather, conditions anormal, abnorm; wave ungewöhnlich hoch; storm ungewöhnlich stark; accident, error verrückt; victory, goal überraschend; (STATISTICS) values extrem3. vi (inf)ausflippen (inf)* * *freak1 [friːk]A s1. Missbildung f (Pflanze), (Mensch, Tier auch) Missgeburt f, Monstrosität f:freak of nature Laune f der Natur2. a) etwas Außergewöhnlichesb) außergewöhnlicher Umstand3. Grille f, Laune f4. umg Freak m, irrer TypB adj2. Monstrositäten…:a) auf einen Trip gehen (Drogen nehmen)b) (aus der Gesellschaft) aussteigend) durchdrehena) elektrisieren, in Begeisterung versetzenb) aus der Fassung bringen:the sight freaked him out bei dem Anblick flippte er ausfreak2 [friːk]A s (Farb)Fleck mB v/t sprenkeln* * *nounfreak of nature — Laune der Natur; attrib. ungewöhnlich [Wetter, Ereignis]; völlig überraschend [Sieg, Ergebnis]
health freak — Gesundheitsfanatiker, der
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2 health
nounbe in poor health — in schlechtem gesundheitlichen Zustand sein
2) (toast)good or your health! — auf deine Gesundheit!
* * *[helƟ]1) (the state of being well or ill: He is in good/poor health.) die Gesundheit2) (the state of being well: I may be getting old, but so long as I keep my health, I'll be happy.) der Gesundheitszustand•- academic.ru/34040/healthy">healthy- healthiness
- health maintenance organization
- health service
- drink to someone's health
- drink someone's health* * *[helθ]n no plhow's your \health these days? wie steht's mit deiner Gesundheit?your \health! Prosit!for \health reasons aus gesundheitlichen Gründenfor reasons of ill-\health krankheitshalber, krankheitsbedingt\health warning Warnhinweis auf einer Zigarettenpackungto be in bad [or poor] \health gesundheitlich in keiner guten Verfassung sein; (less severe) kränklich sein, kränkelnto suffer from failing \health gesundheitlich immer weiter abbauento be in good \health bei guter Gesundheit seinto enjoy good \health sich akk bester Gesundheit erfreuento drink to sb's \health auf jds Gesundheit [o Wohl] trinkento look after one's \health auf seine Gesundheit achtento regain one's \health wieder [ganz] gesund werdento restore sb to \health jdn gesundheitlich wiederherstellento give a company a clean bill of \health bescheinigen, dass eine Firma mit Profit arbeitet* * *[helɵ]n1) Gesundheit f; (= state of health) Gesundheitszustand min good health — gesund, bei guter Gesundheit
in poor health — nicht gesund, bei schlechter Gesundheit
state of health — Gesundheitszustand m, Befinden nt
how is his health? — wie geht es ihm gesundheitlich?
to enjoy good health — sich guter Gesundheit (gen) erfreuen
to be good/bad for one's health — gesund/ungesund or gesundheitsschädlich sein, der Gesundheit (dat)
I'm not just doing it for the good of my health (inf) — ich mache das doch nicht bloß aus Spaß (inf)
he stressed the health benefits of regular exercise — er betonte, wie gut regelmäßige Bewegung für die Gesundheit sei
2) (fig) Gesundheit f3)to drink (to) sb's health — auf jds Wohl (acc) or Gesundheit (acc) trinken
your health!, good health! — zum Wohl!, auf Ihre Gesundheit!
* * *health [helθ] s1. Gesundheit f:health is better than wealth (Sprichwort) lieber gesund als reich;health care medizinische Versorgung, Gesundheitsfürsorge f;health-care reform Gesundheitsreform f;health certificate Gesundheitszeugnis n, ärztliches Attest;health club Fitnessklub m;health-conscious gesundheitsbewusst;he’s very health-conscious er achtet sehr auf seine Gesundheit;health education Gesundheitserziehung f;health engineer Gesundheitsingenieur(in);health farm Gesundheitsfarm f;a) Reformkost f,b) Biokost f;a) Reformhaus n,b) Bioladen m;on health grounds aus gesundheitlichen Gründen;health insurance Krankenversicherung;health insurance company Krankenkasse f;a) Beamte(r) m oder Beamtin f des Gesundheitsamtes,b) SCHIFF Hafen-, Quarantänearzt m, -ärztin f;health resort Kurort m;health risk Gesundheitsrisiko n;health service Gesundheitsdienst m;health spa Kur-, Heilbad n;health tips Gesundheitstips;health visitor Br Angestellte(r) des Staatlichen Gesundheitsdienstes, der/die bes alte und pflegebedürftige Menschen betreut; → private A 1, return A 1the state of his health sein Gesundheitszustand;in good (poor) health gesund, bei guter Gesundheit (kränklich, bei schlechter Gesundheit);3. Gesundheit f, Wohl n:your (very good) health! auf Ihr Wohl!;here is to the health of the host! ein Prosit dem Gastgeber!4. Heilkraft f* * *noun2) (toast)good or your health! — auf deine Gesundheit!
* * *n.Gesundheit f.Heil- präfix. -
3 fitness
1) (physical) Fitness, die* * *noun Physical fitness is essential for this kind of job.)* * *fit·ness[ˈfɪtnəs]n no plphysical \fitness [körperliche] Fitness\fitness class/training Fitnesstraining nt* * *['fItnɪs]n1) (= health) Gesundheit f; (= condition) Fitness f, Kondition ffitness instructor — Fitnesstrainer( in) m(f)
fitness training — Fitness- or Konditionstraining
fitness fanatic or freak (inf) — Fitnessfanatiker( in) m(f)
fitness test (Sport) — Fitness- or Konditionstest m
fitness for service (esp Mil) — Dienstfähigkeit f/-tauglichkeit f
* * *fitness s1. Eignung f, Fähigkeit f, Tauglichkeit f:fitness for work Arbeits-, Erwerbsfähigkeit;fitness to drive Fahrtüchtigkeit f;fitness to fight (Boxen) Kampffähigkeit;fitness test Eignungsprüfung f ( → 4)2. Angemessenheit f3. Schicklichkeit f4. a) Gesundheit fb) SPORT etc Fitness f, (gute) Form:fitness program(me) Fitnessprogramm n;fitness room Fitnessraum m;fitness test Fitnesstest m ( → 1);* * *noun, no pl.1) (physical) Fitness, die* * *n.Eignung -en f.Fitness f.Tauglichkeit f.
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