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Adj.1. home...; BOT. etc. native, indigenous; heimische Gewässer home waters; heimisch sein in (+ Dat) be indigenous to; (wohnen, leben) live in, be at home in; heimisch machen (Pflanze, Tier) naturalize; am heimischen Herd by one’s own fireside; an den heimischen Herd zurückkehren return home2. (wie zu Hause): sich heimisch fühlen feel at home; auch nach 5 Jahren fühlte er sich nicht heimisch auch he didn’t feel he belonged (there), he felt no sense of belonging; heimisch werden acclimatize o.s. (in + Dat to); bist du auf dem Gebiet heimisch? fig. are you well versed in the subject?* * *homelike; native; endemic* * *hei|misch ['haimɪʃ]adj1) (= einheimisch) (ZOOL, BOT) indigenous, native (in +acc to); Rohstoffe native; (= national) Wirtschaft, Markt, Industrie domestic, home; (= ortsansässig) local; (= regional) regional; Gewässer, Landschaft nativein +dat to)etw héímisch machen — to introduce sth (
vor héímischem Publikum or vor héímischer Kulisse spielen (Sport) — to play in front of a home crowd
2) (= vertraut) familiaran einem Ort héímisch sein — to feel at home in a place
sich héímisch fühlen — to feel at home
vom héímischen Herd weg sein — to be away from house and home
in einer Sprache etc héímisch sein — to be or feel at home in a language etc
sich héímisch machen — to make oneself at home
an, in +dat to), to settle in ( an, in +dat to)héímisch werden — to become acclimatized (
* * *((of a disease etc) regularly found in people or a district owing to local conditions: Malaria is endemic in/to certain tropical countries.) endemic* * *hei·misch[ˈhaimɪʃ]1. (einheimisch) indigenous, nativedie \heimischen Bäche the local streamsdie \heimische Bevölkerung the native populationdie \heimische Tier- und Pflanzenwelt the indigenous flora and fauna2. (bewandert)sie ist in diesem Fachgebiet recht \heimisch she's really at home in this specialist field* * *1) (einheimisch) indigenous, native <plants, animals, etc.> (in + Dat. to); domestic, home < industry>die heimischen Flüsse und Seen — the rivers and lakes of his/her etc. native land
vor heimischem Publikum — (Sport) in front of a home crowd
2) nicht präd. (zum Heim gehörend)an den heimischen Herd zurückkehren — go back home
3)heimisch sein/sich heimisch fühlen — be/feel at home
* * *heimisch adj1. home …; BOT etc native, indigenous;heimische Gewässer home waters;heimisch machen (Pflanze, Tier) naturalize;am heimischen Herd by one’s own fireside;an den heimischen Herd zurückkehren return home2. (wie zu Hause):sich heimisch fühlen feel at home;fühlte er sich nicht heimisch auch he didn’t feel he belonged (there), he felt no sense of belonging;heimisch werden acclimatize o.s. (in +dat to);bist du auf dem Gebiet heimisch? fig are you well versed in the subject?* * *1) (einheimisch) indigenous, native <plants, animals, etc.> (in + Dat. to); domestic, home < industry>die heimischen Flüsse und Seen — the rivers and lakes of his/her etc. native land
vor heimischem Publikum — (Sport) in front of a home crowd
2) nicht präd. (zum Heim gehörend)3)heimisch sein/sich heimisch fühlen — be/feel at home
* * *adj.homelike adj.homey adj.
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