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n Halsschmerzen plto have a \sore throat Halsschmerzen haben* * *n.Halsentzündung f. -
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Halsentzündung f, Rachen[schleimhaut]entzündung f, Rachenkatarrh m· to have a sore throatHalsschmerzen haben -
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nounlook down somebody's throat — jemandem in den Hals od. Rachen schauen
a [sore] throat — Halsschmerzen
cut somebody's throat — jemandem die Kehle durchschneiden
cut one's own throat — (fig.) sich (Dat.) ins eigene Fleisch schneiden
ram or thrust something down somebody's throat — (fig.) jemandem etwas aufzwingen
be at each other's throats — (fig.) miteinander im Clinch liegen (ugs.)
* * *[Ɵrəut]1) (the back part of the mouth connecting the openings of the stomach, lungs and nose: She has a sore throat.) der Rachen2) (the front part of the neck: She wore a silver brooch at her throat.) der Hals•- academic.ru/114921/-throated">-throated- throaty
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- throatiness* * *[θrəʊt, AM θroʊt]nthe words stuck in my \throat die Worte blieben mir im Halse steckento have a sore \throat Halsschmerzen habento clear one's \throat sich akk räuspernaround her pale creamy \throat she wore a black choker um ihren blass schimmernden Hals trug sie einen schwarzen Halsreif literwith one's \throat cut [or slit] mit durchgeschnittener [o aufgeschlitzter] Kehleto grab sb by the \throat jdn an der Kehle [o fam Gurgel] packen; (hold attention) jdn packen [o fesseln]his speech really grabbed me by the \throat seine Rede hat mich wirklich mitgerissenthe cry came, as if from one \throat: “blood! blood!” wie aus einer Kehle riefen alle: „Blut! Blut!“5.* * *[ɵrəʊt]n(external) Kehle f; (internal also) Rachen mto grab sb by the throat — jdn bei or an der Kehle or Gurgel packen
to cut sb's throat — jdm die Kehle or Gurgel durchschneiden
to cut one's own throat (fig) — sich (dat)
they've been pouring drink down my throat all evening (inf) — sie haben den ganzen Abend lang Alkohol in mich hineingeschüttet (inf)
* * *throat [θrəʊt]A s1. ANATa) Hals mb) Kehle f, Gurgel f, Rachen m, Schlund m:cut sb’s throat jemandem die Kehle durchschneiden;cut one’s own throat sich ins eigene Fleisch schneiden;he’s got a fish bone stuck in his throat ihm ist eine Gräte im Hals stecken geblieben;that sticks in my throat das ist mir zuwider;the words stuck in my throat die Worte blieben mir im Halse stecken;take sb by the throat jemanden an der Gurgel packen;a) jemandem etwas eintrichtern,2. Hals m (einer Flasche, Vase), TECH Gicht f (eines Hochofens)3. ARCH Hohlkehle f4. SCHIFFa) Kehle f (eines Knieholzes)b) Klauohr n (eines Stagsegels)c) Klau f (einer Gaffel)B adj ANAT, MED Hals…, Rachen…:throat microphone Kehlkopfmikrofon n* * *nounlook down somebody's throat — jemandem in den Hals od. Rachen schauen
a [sore] throat — Halsschmerzen
cut one's own throat — (fig.) sich (Dat.) ins eigene Fleisch schneiden
ram or thrust something down somebody's throat — (fig.) jemandem etwas aufzwingen
be at each other's throats — (fig.) miteinander im Clinch liegen (ugs.)
2) (of bottle, vase) Hals, der* * *n.Gurgel -n f.Hals ¨-e m.Kehle -n f.Rachen - m. -
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1. adjective1) weh; (inflamed or injured) wundsomebody has a sore back/foot/arm — etc. jemandem tut der Rücken/Fuß/Arm usw. weh
sore point or spot — (fig.) wunder Punkt
2) (irritated) verärgert; sauer (ugs.)2. noun* * *[so:] 1. adjective2) (suffering pain: I am still a bit sore after my operation.) empfindlich2. noun(a painful, injured or diseased spot on the skin: His hands were covered with horrible sores.) die Wunde- academic.ru/68922/sorely">sorely- soreness* * *[sɔ:ʳ, AM sɔ:r]I. adjall the dust has made my eyes \sore von dem ganzen Staub brennen mir die Augen\sore muscles Muskelkater m\sore nipples wunde Brustwarzen\sore point ( fig) wunder Punktto be a \sore point with sb jds wunder Punkt sein\sore loser schlechter Verlierer/schlechte Verliererin4.II. n wunde Stellerunning \sore eiternde [o nässende] Wunde; ( fig) offener Skandal, ständiges Ärgernis* * *[sɔː(r)]1. adj (+er)my eyes are sore — mir tun die Augen weh
my wrist feels sore — mein Handgelenk schmerzt (geh) or tut weh
to have a sore head (esp US, Scot) — Kopfschmerzen haben
I've got sore feet after all that walking — meine Füße tun nach all dem Wandern weh
where are you sore? —
to be sore at heart (liter) her heart was sore (liter) — betrübt sein (geh) ihr war weh ums Herz (liter)
2) (fig)now don't get sore at me — werd doch nicht gleich sauer! (inf)
4)(= great)
to be in sore need of sth —in sore distress (liter) — in arger Not (liter)
2. adv(obs: greatly) arg (old), gar sehr (obs)and when they saw the angel they were sore afraid (Bibl) — und als sie den Engel sahen, fürchteten sie sich sehr
3. n (MED)wunde Stelle; (caused by friction) wunde or wund gescheuerte Stelle* * *1. weh, wund (Füße etc):2. entzündet, schlimm, böse (Finger etc):a sore throat eine Halsentzündung;4. fig heikel (Thema etc)5. obs oder poet schlimm, arg, groß:B s Wunde f, Entzündung f, wunde Stelle:a) eine offene Wunde (a. fig),b) fig ein altes Übel, ein ständiges ÄrgernisC adv obs oder poet sehr, arg, schlimm* * *1. adjective1) weh; (inflamed or injured) wundsomebody has a sore back/foot/arm — etc. jemandem tut der Rücken/Fuß/Arm usw. weh
sore point or spot — (fig.) wunder Punkt
2) (irritated) verärgert; sauer (ugs.)2. noun* * *adj.schlimm adj.wund adj. -
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[ɵrəʊt, Am ɵroʊt] nthe words stuck in my \throat die Worte blieben mir im Halse stecken;to have a sore \throat Halsschmerzen haben;to clear one's \throat sich akk räuspernaround her pale creamy \throat she wore a black choker um ihren blass schimmernden Hals trug sie einen schwarzen Halsreif ( liter)( hold attention) jdn packen [o fesseln];his speech really grabbed me by the \throat seine Rede hat mich wirklich mitgerissen;to grab sth by the \throat;(fig: succeed) etw in Angriff nehmenthe cry came, as if from one \throat: “blood! blood!” wie aus einer Kehle riefen alle: „Blut! Blut!“PHRASES:to have a frog in one's \throat einen Frosch im Hals haben ( fam)to have a lump in one's \throat einen Kloß im Hals haben;to be at each other's \throats sich dat in den Haaren liegen;to force [or ram] [or thrust] sth down sb's \throat jdm etw aufzwingen wollen; -
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intransitive verbsich beklagen od. beschweren (about, at über + Akk.)* * *[kəm'plein]1) (to state one's displeasure, dissatisfaction etc: I'm going to complain to the police about the noise.) sich beklagen2) ((with of) to state that one has (pain, discomfort etc): He's complaining of difficulty in breathing.) klagen•- academic.ru/14791/complaint">complaint* * *com·plain[kəmˈpleɪn]vi klagen, sich akk beklagenstop \complaining! hör auf zu jammern! famshe's been \complaining of a bad back sie klagt über Rückenschmerzen* * *[kəm'pleɪn]visich beklagen, klagen (about über +acc); (= to make a formal complaint) sich beschweren, Beschwerde einlegen (form) (about über +acc, to bei)to complain that... — sich darüber beklagen/beschweren, dass...
(I) can't complain (inf) — ich kann nicht klagen (inf)
stop complaining! — beklag dich nicht dauernd!
she's always complaining — sie muss sich immer beklagen, sie hat immer etwas zu klagen
* * *complain [kəmˈpleın] v/iof, about über akk;to bei):I can’t complain, I have nothing to complain of ich kann nicht klagen, ich kann mich nicht beklagen;complaining letter Beschwerdebrief m2. klagen (of über akk):3. JURa) klagenb) (Straf)Anzeige erstatten4. WIRTSCH reklamieren:* * *intransitive verbsich beklagen od. beschweren (about, at über + Akk.)complain of something — über etwas (Akk.) klagen
* * *(of) v.klagen (über) v. (of, about, that) v.sich beklagen (über, bei, dass) v.sich beschweren (über, bei, dass) v. v.meckern v.reklamieren v.
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