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2 fever
fever ['fi:və(r)]∎ a bout of fever un accès ou une poussée de fièvre;∎ to have a fever (high temperature) avoir de la température ou de la fièvre;∎ to have a high fever avoir beaucoup de température ou de fièvre(b) figurative excitation f fébrile;∎ a fever of anticipation une attente fièvreuse ou fébrile;∎ football/election/gold fever fièvre f du football/des élections/de l'or;∎ gambling fever démon m du jeu;∎ the entire hall went into a fever of excitement la salle entière s'enfiévra;∎ to be in a fever about sth (nervous, excited) être tout excité à cause de qch;∎ things are at fever pitch here l'excitation ici est à son comble;∎ excitement is rising to fever pitch l'excitation est de plus en plus fébrile -
3 fever
nounhave a [high] fever — [hohes] Fieber haben
a fever of 105 °F — 40,5 °C Fieber
in a fever of anticipation — im Fieber der Erwartung
* * *['fi:və]((an illness causing) high body temperature and quick heart-beat: She is in bed with a fever; a fever of excitement.) das Fieber- academic.ru/27009/feverish">feverish- feverishly
- at fever pitch* * *fe·ver[ˈfi:vəʳ, AM -ɚ]nto have [a] [or be running a] \fever Fieber habenelection/football \fever Wahl-/Fußballfieber nta \fever of excitement fieberhafte Erregung▪ to be in a \fever [ganz] aufgeregt seinat a \fever pitch fieberhaft* * *['fiːvə(r)]nelection fever — Wahlfieber nt, Wahlrausch m
in a fever of excitement — in fieberhafter Erregung
* * *fever [ˈfiːvə(r)]A s1. MED Fieber n:have a fever Fieber haben;fever blister Fieberbläs-chen n;a) Fieberhitze f,b) fig fieberhafte Auf-, Erregung;2. MED Fieberzustand m, -krankheit f3. fig Fieber n:a) fieberhafte Auf- oder Erregung:in a fever (of excitement) in fieberhafter Aufregung;the crowd was at fever pitch die Menge fieberte vor Erregung;our excitement reached fever pitch unsere Aufregung erreichte ihren Höhepunkt;work at fever pitch fieberhaft arbeitenb) Sucht f, Rausch m:B v/i fiebern (auch fig:for nach)C v/t1. Fieber hervorrufen bei* * *nounhave a [high] fever — [hohes] Fieber haben
a fever of 105 °F — 40,5 °C Fieber
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5 fiebern
v/i2. MED. (fantasieren) be delirious, be raving* * *fie|bern ['fiːbɐn]vi2) (fig)nach etw fíébern — to long feverishly for sth
fíébern — to be in a fever of impatience/excitement
* * *fie·bern[ˈfi:bɐn]vi1. (Fieber haben) to have a temperature [or fever2. (aufgeregt sein)vor Erregung/Ungeduld \fiebern to be in a fever of excitement/impatience* * *intransitives Verb1) have or run a temperature2) (fig.)vor Aufregung/Erwartung (Dat.) fiebern — be in a fever of excitement/anticipation
* * *fiebern v/i3. fig be feverish (vor +dat with), be in a fever (of);fiebern nach crave (for)* * *intransitives Verb1) have or run a temperature2) (fig.)vor Aufregung/Erwartung (Dat.) fiebern — be in a fever of excitement/anticipation
* * *v.to have (a)temperature expr. -
6 gorącz|ka
Ⅰ f sgt 1. Med. fever C; pyrexia spec.- mieć gorączkę to have a. be running a fever- dostać gorączki to come down with a. develop a fever- gorączka (mu/jej) spada/rośnie his/her fever is going down/up, his/her temperature is falling/rising- gorączka mu spadła his fever has broken a. gone down- zmierzyć komuś gorączkę to take sb’s temperature2. przen. fever C przen.; fever pitch- pracować w gorączce to be working at fever pitch- wzrasta gorączka oczekiwania/pracy the anticipation/work is reaching fever pitch- gorączka przygotowań do wyjazdu the frenzy of preparations for the tripⅡ m sgt przest. (człowiek porywczy) hotspur przest.- □ biała gorączka Med. delirium- gorączka błotna Med. Weil’s disease- gorączka maltańska Med. Malta a. undulant fever- gorączka połogowa Med. puerperal fever- doprowadzić kogoś do białej gorączki to send sb off the deep end pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > gorącz|ka
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7 mitfiebern
mịt|fie|bernvi sep (inf)to join the fever* * *mit|fie·bernvi▪ mit jdm \mitfiebern to share sb's anticipation [or excitement]
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