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1 substance-lacking skin
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2 airy
adjective1) luftig [Büro, Zimmer]2) (superficial) vage; (flippant) leichtfertig* * *2) (light-hearted and not serious: an airy disregard for authority.) leichtfertig* * *[ˈeəri, AM ˈeri]1. ARCHIT luftig3. (graceful) anmutig, graziöswith an \airy step leichtfüßig\airy promises leere Versprechungen pl* * *['ɛərɪ]adj (+er)1) room luftigto have an airy feel ( to it) — luftig wirken
2) (= casual) manner, gesture lässig, nonchalant; (= vague) promise vage; theory versponnen; (= superior, flippant) blasiert, erhaben3) (liter: immaterial) phantom körperlos* * *airy [ˈeərı] adj (adv airily)1. aus Luft bestehend, die Luft betreffend, Luft…2. luftig:a) mit genügend Luftzufuhr (Raum)b) windig (Berggipfel etc)c) hoch (gelegen) (Regionen etc)d) leicht, dünn (Kleid etc)3. körperlos (Geist)4. graziös, anmutig (Mädchen)5. lebhaft, munter (Junge)6. leer (Versprechen etc)7. fantastisch, verstiegen, überspannt (Pläne etc)8. vornehmtuerisch (Art etc)9. lässig, ungezwungen (Art etc)* * *adjective1) luftig [Büro, Zimmer]2) (superficial) vage; (flippant) leichtfertig* * *adj.luftig adj.lässig adj. -
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4 inert
adjective1) reglos; (sluggish) träge; (passive) untätig2) (Chem.): (neutral) inert* * *[i'nə:t]1) (without the power to move: A stone is an inert object.) träge2) ((of people) not wanting to move, act or think: lazy, inert people.) träge•- academic.ru/37869/inertness">inertness- inertia* * *in·ert[ɪnˈɜ:t, AM ˌɪnˈɜ:rt]1. (not moving) unbeweglich, reglosan \inert political system ein politisches System, dem es an Dynamik fehlt\inert gas Edelgas nt* * *[ɪ'nɜːt]adjunbeweglich; (PHYS) matter träge; (CHEM) substance inaktiv* * *2. CHEM inert, reaktionsträg(e):inert gas Edelgas n3. träg(e):* * *adjective1) reglos; (sluggish) träge; (passive) untätig2) (Chem.): (neutral) inert* * *adj.inaktiv adj.träg adj.
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