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1 äußerlich
I Adj.1. external; Verletzung, Wunde etc.: surface...; Erscheinung: outward; nur zur äußerlichen Anwendung MED. for external use only2. fig. on the surface; (oberflächlich) superficial; seine äußerliche Ruhe verbarg seine Erregung his outward calm hid ( oder disguised) his excitementII Adv.1. on the outside; Oberfläche: on the surface* * *outwardly (Adv.); cortical (Adj.); extrinsic (Adj.); superficial (Adj.); outward (Adj.); external (Adj.); on the surface (Adv.); formal (Adj.)* * *äu|ßer|lich ['ɔysɐlɪç]1. adj1) externaleiner Sache (dat) ä́úßerlich sein (geh) — to be extrinsic to sth
2. adv1) externally2) (fig) (= oberflächlich) outwardly, superficiallyrein ä́úßerlich betrachtet — on the face of it
* * *1) externally2) (of, for, from, or on, the outside: Chemists often label skin creams `For external use only'.) external3) (on or towards the outside; able to be seen: Judging by his outward appearance, he's not very rich; no outward sign of unhappiness.) outward4) (in appearance: Outwardly he is cheerful, but he is really a very unhappy person.) outwardly* * *äu·ßer·lich[ˈɔysɐlɪç]1. (außen befindlich) externalnur zur \äußerlichen Anwendung! MED, PHARM [for] external use only2. (oberflächlich) superficial[rein] \äußerlich betrachtet on the face of it* * *1.1) external <use, injury>2) (nach außen hin) outward <appearance, calm, similarity, etc.>2.* * *A. adjnur zur äußerlichen Anwendung MED for external use onlyB. adv1. on the outside; Oberfläche: on the surface2. fig outwardly, on the surface;rein äußerlich betrachtet on the surface, on the face of it* * *1.1) external <use, injury>2) (nach außen hin) outward <appearance, calm, similarity, etc.>2.adverbial externally; (nach außen hin) outwardly* * *adj.external adj.extrinsic adj.outward adj. adv.cortically adv.externally adv.outwardly adv. -
2 Erscheinungsbild
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3 Erscheinung
f1. (Vorkommnis, auch Phys. und Naturerscheinung) phenomenon; zeitlich gesehen: auch occurrence; (Anzeichen) indication (+ Gen of), sign (of); MED. auch symptom (of); das ist eine ganz normale Erscheinung auch that’s perfectly normal, that’s nothing out of the ordinary2. (Auftreten) appearance; in Erscheinung treten appear; fig. Sache: auch emerge, make itself felt; stark / kaum in Erscheinung treten be very much in evidence / be hardly noticeable; er tritt kaum in Erscheinung he keeps very much in the background3. eines Geistes: apparition; (Vision) vision; (Geist) spect|re (Am. -er), phantom; eine Erscheinung haben (Vision) have a vision; eines Geistes: see a ghost ( oder an apparition)5. (Gestalt) figure; eine glänzende oder imposante Erscheinung sein cut a fine figure; sie ist eine sympathische Erscheinung she comes across as very friendly ( oder likeable)6. äußere: outward appearance; von der Erscheinung her outwardly; ihrer ( äußeren) Erscheinung nach to look at her, förmlicher: judging by her (outward) appearance* * *die Erscheinungvision; emergence; looks; apparition; appearance; aspect; phenomenon* * *Er|schei|nungf -, -en1) no pl (= das Erscheinen) appearancedas Fest der Erschéínung (Eccl) — (the Feast of) the Epiphany
in Erschéínung treten (Merkmale) — to appear, to manifest themselves (form); (Gefühle) to show themselves, to become visible or obvious
sie tritt ( persönlich) fast nie in Erschéínung — she hardly ever appears (in person)
2) (= äußere Erscheinung) appearance; (PHILOS AUCH = Naturerscheinung, Vorkommnis) phenomenon; (= Krankheitserscheinung, Alterserscheinung) symptom; (= Zeichen) sign, manifestationes ist eine bekannte Erschéínung, dass... — it is (a) well-known (phenomenon) that...
3) (= Gestalt) figureseiner äußeren Erschéínung nach — judging by his appearance
er ist eine stattliche Erschéínung — he is a fine figure of a man
eine elegante Erschéínung sein — to cut an elegant figure
4) (= Geistererscheinung) apparition; (= Traumbild) vision* * *(a ghost: The castle is said to be haunted by a phantom.) phantom* * *Er·schei·nung<-, -en>f1. (Phänomen) phenomenon2. (Persönlichkeit)▪ eine bestimmte \Erscheinung a certain figure3. (Vision) visioneine \Erscheinung haben to have a vision4.▶ in \Erscheinung treten to appear* * *die; Erscheinung, Erscheinungen1) (Phänomen) phenomenon2) (äußere Gestalt) appearanceeine stattliche/elegante Erscheinung sein — be an imposing/elegant figure
3) (Vision) apparitioneine Erscheinung/Erscheinungen haben — see a vision/visions
* * *1. ( Vorkommnis, auch PHYS und Naturerscheinun) phenomenon; zeitlich gesehen: auch occurrence; (Anzeichen) indication (+gen of), sign (of); MED auch symptom (of);das ist eine ganz normale Erscheinung auch that’s perfectly normal, that’s nothing out of the ordinary2. (Auftreten) appearance;in Erscheinung treten appear; fig Sache: auch emerge, make itself felt;stark/kaum in Erscheinung treten be very much in evidence/be hardly noticeable;er tritt kaum in Erscheinung he keeps very much in the background4. KIRCHE manifestation;5. (Gestalt) figure;imposante Erscheinung sein cut a fine figure;sie ist eine sympathische Erscheinung she comes across as very friendly ( oder likeable)6. äußere: outward appearance;von der Erscheinung her outwardly;ihrer (äußeren) Erscheinung nach to look at her, förmlicher: judging by her (outward) appearance* * *die; Erscheinung, Erscheinungen1) (Phänomen) phenomenon2) (äußere Gestalt) appearanceeine stattliche/elegante Erscheinung sein — be an imposing/elegant figure
3) (Vision) apparitioneine Erscheinung/Erscheinungen haben — see a vision/visions
* * *f.apparition n.appearance n.emergence n.guise n.occurrence n.phantom n.phenomenon n.(§ pl.: phenomena)publication n. -
4 prunkvoll
Adj. splendid, magnificent; (reich geschmückt) ornate* * *pompous* * *prụnk|voll1. adjsplendid, magnificent2. advsplendidly, magnificently* * *(giving an impression of value by a bright and striking outward appearance: His clothes are too showy for my liking.) showy* * *prunk·volladj splendid, magnificent\prunkvolle Kleidung magnificent clothingdie Luxusvilla war \prunkvoll ausgestattet the luxury villa was fit for a king* * *1.Adjektiv magnificent; splendid2.adverbial magnificently; splendidly; magnificently, splendidly, sumptuously <furnished, decorated>* * ** * *1.Adjektiv magnificent; splendid2.adverbial magnificently; splendidly; magnificently, splendidly, sumptuously <furnished, decorated>* * *adj.pompous adj. adv.pompously adv.
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