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m; -(e)s, Därme1. ANAT. intestine, bowels Pl.; von Tieren: gut(s); den Darm entleeren empty ( oder evacuate) one’s bowels2. (Wursthülle) skin* * *der Darm(Anatomie) intestine; gut; bowels;(Wursthülle) skin* * *Dạrm [darm]m -(e)s, ordm;e['dɛrmə] intestine(s pl), bowel(s pl), gut(s pl); (für Wurst) (sausage) skin or case; (= Material für Saiten, Schläger etc) gutWurst in echtem/künstlichem Darm — sausage in real/synthetic skin
* * *der1) (a strong thread made from the gut of an animal, used for violin strings etc.) gut2) ((usually in plural) the part of the digestive system below the stomach; the intestines: The surgeon removed part of her bowel.) bowel* * *<-[e]s, Därme>[ˈdarm, pl ˈdɛrmə]mbei jdm auf den \Darm schlagen to give sb stomach trouble2. (Wursthülle aus Darm) [sausage] skin [or case]Wurst in echtem/künstlichem \Darm sausage in real/synthetic skin; (für Saiten, Schlägerbespannung) [cat]gut* * *der; Darm[e]s, Därme1) intestines pl.; bowels pl.2) (Wursthaut) skin3) o. Pl. (Material) gut* * *den Darm entleeren empty ( oder evacuate) one’s bowels2. (Wursthülle) skin* * *der; Darm[e]s, Därme1) intestines pl.; bowels pl.2) (Wursthaut) skin3) o. Pl. (Material) gut* * *¨–e m.bowel n.gut n.intestinal n.intestine n. -
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5 angreifen
(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)I vt/i1. attack (auch Sport und fig.); ungestüm: assail; JUR. (tätlich angreifen) assault; angegriffen werden auch fig. be attacked, come under attack2. (Aufgabe) tackleII v/t1. fig. siehe I.1.3. CHEM. corrode4. (Vorräte, Ersparnisse) break into5. südd. umg. (berühren) touch* * *das Angreifen(Sport) tackle* * *an|grei|fen ['angr-] sep1. vt1) (=überfallen, kritisieren SPORT) to attack2) (= schwächen) Organismus, Organ, Nerven to weaken; Gesundheit, Pflanzen to affect; (= ermüden, anstrengen) to strain; (= schädlich sein für, zersetzen) Lack, Farbe to attackseine Krankheit hat ihn sehr angegriffen — his illness weakened him greatly
See:→ auch angegriffen3) (= anbrechen) Vorräte, Geld to break into, to draw on4) (dial = anfassen) to touch5) (fig = unternehmen, anpacken) to attack, to tackle2. vi2) (geh = ansetzen) to proceed, to start (an +dat from)3) (dial = anfassen) to touch3. vrdial = sich anfühlen) to feel* * *1) (to make a sudden, violent attempt to hurt or damage: He attacked me with a knife; The village was attacked from the air.) attack2) (to speak or write against: The Prime Minister's policy was attacked in the newspapers.) attack3) ((in games) to attempt to score a goal.) attack4) (to withdraw amounts from (a supply, eg of money): I've been dipping into my savings recently.) dip into5) (to attack by moving quickly (towards): We charged (towards) the enemy on horseback.) charge6) (to join battle with: The two armies were fiercely engaged.) engage7) ((of an enemy) to enter( a country etc) with an army: Britain was twice invaded by the Romans.) invade8) (an act of tackling: a rugby tackle.) tackle9) (in football, hockey etc, to (try to) take the ball etc from (a player in the other team): He tackled his opponent.) tackle* * *an|grei·fenI. vt▪ jdn/etw \angreifen to attack sb/sth2. (kritisieren)▪ jdn/etw \angreifen to attack sb/sth3. (schädigen)▪ etw \angreifen to damage sthdas Nervensystem \angreifen to attack the nervous system▪ [etw ist] angegriffen [sth is] weakenedeine angegriffene Gesundheit weakened health no pl, no indef art4. (zersetzen)▪ etw \angreifen to attack [or corrode] sth5. (beeinträchtigen)▪ jdn/etw \angreifen to affect sb/sth, to put a strain on sbdie schlechte Nachricht hat sie doch angegriffen the bad news [visibly] affected herdie Gesundheit \angreifen to harm [or impair] the [or one's] healthdie lange Erkrankung hat sie spürbar angegriffen she was visibly weakened by the long illness▪ angegriffen sein to be exhaustednervlich angegriffen sein to have strained nerves▪ etw \angreifen to [take] hold [of] sth▪ etw \angreifen to break into sthII. vi▪ irgendwo \angreifen to have an affect somewhere▪ [irgendwo] \angreifen to [take] hold [of] [somewhere]greif mal [mit] an! [can [or will] you] lend a hand!* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (auch fig.) attack2) (schwächen) weaken, affect <health, heart>; affect <stomach, intestine, voice>; weaken < person>4) (anbrechen) break into <supplies, savings, etc.>2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb (auch fig.) attack* * *angreifen (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t & v/iangegriffen werden auch fig be attacked, come under attack2. (Aufgabe) tackleB. v/t1. fig → A 13. CHEM corrode4. (Vorräte, Ersparnisse) break into5. südd umg (berühren) touchin einem Punkt on a point)D. v/r südd umg:sich weich etc* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (auch fig.) attack2) (schwächen) weaken, affect <health, heart>; affect <stomach, intestine, voice>; weaken < person>4) (anbrechen) break into <supplies, savings, etc.>2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb (auch fig.) attack* * *v.to affront v.to assault v.to attack v.to offend v. -
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m contents of the intestine, intestinal contents* * * -
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f MED. irritation of the intestine, intestinal irritation* * * -
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f ANAT. wall of the intestine, intestinal wall* * * -
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f GASTR. real intestine (used as sausage skin)* * * -
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m ANAT.1. appendix; er lässt sich am Blinddarm operieren he is having an operation on his appendix; ich muss mir den Blinddarm herausnehmen lassen I have to have my appendix (taken) out2. c(a)ecum* * *der Blinddarmcaecum; appendix* * *Blịnd|darmm (ANAT)caecum (Brit), cecum (US); (inf = Wurmfortsatz) appendix* * *(a narrow tube leading from the large intestine: She's had her appendix removed.) appendix* * *Blind·darm* * *1) (Anat.) caecum2) (volkst.): (Wurmfortsatz) appendix* * *1. appendix;er lässt sich am Blinddarm operieren he is having an operation on his appendix;ich muss mir den Blinddarm herausnehmen lassen I have to have my appendix (taken) out2. c(a)ecum* * *1) (Anat.) caecum2) (volkst.): (Wurmfortsatz) appendix* * *m.appendix n. -
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m MED. intestinal occlusion ( oder obstruction)* * *der Darmverschlussileus* * *Dạrm|ver|schlussmobstruction of the bowels or intestines* * *Darm·ver·schlussRRm intestinal obstruction, obstruction of the bowels [or intestine], ileus spec* * ** * *m.ileus n. -
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m1. (Wunde) penetration wound; das war ein ( glatter) Durchschuss durch den Arm the shot went right through his ( oder her) arm2. DRUCK. space3. Weberei: woof* * *Dụrch|schussm1) (= durchgehender Schuss) shot passing right throughbei einem Durchschuss... — when a shot passes right through...
3) (TEX = Schussfaden) weft4) (TYP = Zwischenraum) leadingohne Durchschuss — unspaced, unleaded
mit viel/wenig Durchschuss — widely/lightly leaded or spaced
* * *Durch·schussRR[ˈdʊrçʃʊs]mes war ein glatter \Durchschuss the shot had passed clean [or right] through* * *der bullet or gunshot wound ( where the bullet has passed right through)* * *1. (Wunde) penetration wound;2. TYPO space3. Weberei: woof* * *der bullet or gunshot wound ( where the bullet has passed right through)* * *m.shot-through n.slug n. -
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* * *die Eingeweidebowels (Pl.); entrails (Pl.); intestines (Pl.); inside (Pl.); guts (Pl.); viscera (Pl.)* * *Ein|ge|wei|de ['aingəvaidə]nt -s, - usu plentrails pl, innards plder Schreck fuhr mir bis in die Éíngeweide (liter) — my blood froze
* * *die1) (the gut, liver, kidneys etc.) guts2) (the stomach and bowels: He ate too much and got a pain in his inside(s).) inside3) (the internal parts of the body, especially the intestines: a chicken's entrails.) entrails* * *Ein·ge·wei·de<-s, ->[ˈaingəvaidə]dieser Schnaps brennt einem ja richtig in den \Eingeweiden! this schnapps certainly takes your breath away!* * *das; Eingeweides, Eingeweide; meist Pl. entrails pl.; innards pl* * ** * *das; Eingeweides, Eingeweide; meist Pl. entrails pl.; innards pl* * *n.bowel n.entrails n.viscera n. -
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bei jdm auf den \Darm schlagen to give sb stomach troubleWurst in echtem/künstlichem \Darm sausage in real/synthetic skin;(für Saiten, Schlägerbespannung) [cat]gut -
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Darm·ver·schlin·gung ftwisting of the intestine [or bowels], volvulus specDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Darmverschlingung
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