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1 kürzen
v/t1. shorten (um by); (Buch) auch abridge; (Film etc.) cut; (Arbeitszeit, Gehalt) reduce, cut; drastisch kürzen auch slash umg.; wir zeigen die gekürzte Version des Films we are showing the cut version of the film (Am. auch movie)2. MATH. (Bruch) reduce* * *to cut; to reduce; to curtail; to condense; to abridge; to shorten* * *kụ̈r|zen ['kʏrtsn]vtKleid, Rede etc to shorten; Buch auch to abridge; (MATH ) Bruch to cancel (down); Gehalt, Etat, Ausgaben, Produktion to cut (back)* * *1) (to make (especially a book) shorter.) abridge2) (to reduce: They cut my wages by ten per cent.) cut3) (to cut short or remove part from: The dog's tail had been docked; His wages were docked to pay for the broken window.) dock4) (to make or become shorter: The dress is too long - we'll have to shorten it.) shorten5) (to shorten (clothes): My skirts were too long, so I had them taken up.) take up* * *kür·zen[ˈkʏrtsn̩]vt1. (in der Länge verringern)können Sie mir die Hose um einen Zentimeter \kürzen? can you shorten these trousers for me by a centimetre?2. (im Umfang verringern)▪ etw \kürzen to shorten sthich habe meinen Artikel um die Hälfte gekürzt I've shortened my article by fifty percentdas Buch wurde vom Verlag auf lediglich 150 Seiten gekürzt the publishers shortened the book to a mere 150 pageseine gekürzte Fassung eines Buches the abridged edition of a book3. (verringern)die Opposition verlangt, den Etat um drei Prozent auf 289 Millionen Euro zu \kürzen the opposition is demanding that the budget be cut by three percent to 289 million euros4. MATHeinen Bruch \kürzen to reduce a fraction* * *transitives Verb1) shorten; shorten, take up < garment>2) (verringern) shorten < speech>; shorten, abridge <article, book>; reduce, cut < pension, budget, etc.>3) (Math.) cancel* * *kürzen v/t1. shorten (wir zeigen die gekürzte Version des Films we are showing the cut version of the film (US auch movie)* * *transitives Verb1) shorten; shorten, take up < garment>2) (verringern) shorten < speech>; shorten, abridge <article, book>; reduce, cut <pension, budget, etc.>3) (Math.) cancel* * *v.to abbreviate v.to abridge v.to clip v.to curtail v.to cut v.(§ p.,p.p.: cut)to shorten v. -
2 Hose
f; -, -n1. ( eine) Hose (a pair of) trousers (Am. pants oder slacks) Pl.; kurze Hose(n) (pair of) shorts Pl.; in die Hose machen (urinieren) wet o.s. (auch umg., fig.); (einkoten) fill ( oder make a mess in) one’s pants2. umg., fig.: ( zu Hause) die Hose(n) anhaben wear the trousers (Am. pants); die Hosen runterlassen admit it, come clean, Am. auch fess up; die Hose(n) ( gestrichen) voll haben be in a blue funk; die Hose(n) voll kriegen get ( oder be given) a good hiding; jemandem die Hose(n) strammziehen give s.o. a good hiding; es ist in die Hose gegangen (war ein Misserfolg) it was a flop ( oder washout); (ist schief gegangen) it didn’t work out, it was a bit of a disaster; (ist nicht angekommen) Witz etc.: nobody got it, it didn’t come over; tote Hose sein be a washout; Ort etc.: be a dump* * *die Hoseslacks; trousers; pants; pair of trousers* * *Ho|se ['hoːzə]f -, -ntrousers pl (esp Brit), pants pl (esp US); (= Damenhose auch) slacks pl; (= Bundhose) breeches pl; (= Reithose) jodhpurs pl, (riding) breeches pl; (= Badehose) swimming trunks pl; (= Unterhose) underpants pl, pants pl (Brit); (von Vogel) leg feathers plich brauche eine neue Hóse — I need a new pair of trousers etc, I need some new trousers etc
zwei Hósen — two pairs of trousers etc
das Herz fiel or rutschte ihm in die Hóse (inf) — his heart was in his mouth
die Hósen voll haben (lit) — to have dirtied oneself, to have made a mess in one's pants (Brit); (fig inf) to be scared shitless (sl), to be wetting oneself (inf)
in die Hósen machen (lit) — to dirty oneself, to make a mess in one's pants (Brit); (fig inf) to shit (sl) or wet (inf) oneself
in die Hóse gehen (inf) — to be a complete flop (inf)
tote Hóse (inf) — nothing doing (inf)
der Film war tote Hóse (inf) — the film was a dead loss (Brit inf) or a waste of time
* * *die1) ((American) trousers.) pants2) (an outer garment for the lower part of the body, covering each leg separately: He wore (a pair of) black trousers; She was dressed in trousers and a sweater.) trousers3) (short trousers or pants worn by boys or men, especially the type used for swimming: swimming-trunks; He wore only a pair of bathing -trunks.) trunks* * *Ho·se<-, -n>[ˈho:zə]eine enge \Hose [a pair of] tight-fitting trouserskurze \Hose[n] shorts npldie \Hosen voll haben (fam) to have made a mess in one's trousers, to have poohed [or AM fam a. pooped in] one's pantshoffentlich geht die Prüfung nicht in die \Hose! hopefully I/you, etc. won't make a mess [or fam cock-up] of the exam!die Fete war tote \Hose the party was a washout [or dead loss]▶ die \Hosen [gestrichen] voll haben (sl) to be scared shitless vulg, to shit oneself vulg, to shit bricks vulg* * *die; Hose, Hosen1) trousers pl.; pants pl. (Amer.); (UnterHose) pants pl.; (FreizeitHose) slacks pl.; (BundHose) breeches pl.; (ReitHose) jodhpurs pl.; riding breeches pl.eine Hose — a pair of trousers/pants/slacks etc.
eine kurze/lange Hose — [a pair of] short trousers or shorts/long trousers
ein/zwei Paar Hosen — one/two pairs of trousers
das Kind hat in die Hose[n] gemacht — the child has made a mess in its pants
2) (fig.)die Hosen anhaben — (ugs.) wear the trousers
jemandem die Hosen strammziehen — (ugs.) give somebody a good hiding (coll.)
sich [vor Angst] in die Hose[n] machen — (salopp) shit oneself (coarse); get into a blue funk (coll.)
es ist tote Hose — (Jugendspr.) there's nothing doing (coll.)
* * *1.kurze Hose(n) (pair of) shorts pl;in die Hose machen (urinieren) wet o.s. (auch umg, fig); (einkoten) fill ( oder make a mess in) one’s pants2. umg, fig:(zu Hause) die Hose(n) anhaben wear the trousers (US pants);die Hosen runterlassen admit it, come clean, US auch fess up;die Hose(n) (gestrichen) vollhaben be in a blue funk;die Hose(n) vollkriegen get ( oder be given) a good hiding;jemandem die Hose(n) stramm ziehen give sb a good hiding;es ist in die Hose gegangen (war ein Misserfolg) it was a flop ( oder washout); (ist schiefgegangen) it didn’t work out, it was a bit of a disaster; (ist nicht angekommen) Witz etc: nobody got it, it didn’t come over;tote Hose sein be a washout; Ort etc: be a dump* * *die; Hose, Hosen1) trousers pl.; pants pl. (Amer.); (UnterHose) pants pl.; (FreizeitHose) slacks pl.; (BundHose) breeches pl.; (ReitHose) jodhpurs pl.; riding breeches pl.eine Hose — a pair of trousers/pants/slacks etc.
eine kurze/lange Hose — [a pair of] short trousers or shorts/long trousers
ein/zwei Paar Hosen — one/two pairs of trousers
das Kind hat in die Hose[n] gemacht — the child has made a mess in its pants
2) (fig.)die Hosen anhaben — (ugs.) wear the trousers
jemandem die Hosen strammziehen — (ugs.) give somebody a good hiding (coll.)
sich [vor Angst] in die Hose[n] machen — (salopp) shit oneself (coarse); get into a blue funk (coll.)
es ist tote Hose — (Jugendspr.) there's nothing doing (coll.)
* * *-n f.pantaloon n.pants (US) n.trousers (UK) n. -
3 Ärmel
m; -s, - sleeve; mit kurzen Ärmeln short-sleeved, with short sleeves präd.; ohne Ärmel sleeveless; die Ärmel hochkrempeln auch fig.: roll up one’s sleeves; etw. aus dem Ärmel schütteln fig. pull s.th. out of a hat, come up with s.th. just like that, give an off-the-cuff answer ( oder speech etc.)* * *der Ärmelsleeve* * *Ạ̈r|mel ['ɛrml]m -s, -sleevedie Ärmel hochkrempeln or aufkrempeln (lit, fig) — to roll up one's sleeves
etw aus dem Ärmel schütteln — to produce sth just like that
* * *(the part of a garment that covers the arm: He tore the sleeve of his jacket; a dress with long/short sleeves.) sleeve* * *Är·mel<-s, ->[ˈɛrml̩]m sleeveangeschnittener \Ärmel cap sleeve▶ lasst uns die \Ärmel hochkrempeln! let's get down to it!* * *der; Ärmels, Ärmel: sleevedie Ärmel hochkrempeln — (fig. ugs.) roll up one's sleeves
[sich (Dat.)] etwas aus dem Ärmel schütteln — (ugs.) produce something just like that
* * *mit kurzen Ärmeln short-sleeved, with short sleeves präd;ohne Ärmel sleeveless;die Ärmel hochkrempeln auch fig: roll up one’s sleeves;etwas aus dem Ärmel schütteln fig pull sth out of a hat, come up with sth just like that, give an off-the-cuff answer ( oder speech etc)* * *der; Ärmels, Ärmel: sleevedie Ärmel hochkrempeln — (fig. ugs.) roll up one's sleeves
[sich (Dat.)] etwas aus dem Ärmel schütteln — (ugs.) produce something just like that
* * *sleeve n. -- m.sleeve n. -
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5 Umhang
m; -(e)s, Umhänge cape* * *der Umhangcloak; sack; mantle; cape* * *Ụm|hangmcape; (länger) cloak; (= Umhängetuch) shawl, wrap (esp US)* * *der1) (a long, loose, sleeveless outer garment hanging from the shoulders and fastening at the neck: a waterproof cycling cape.) cape2) (a warm covering to put over one's shoulders.) wrap* * *Um·hang<-[e]s, -hänge>m cape* * *der cape* * ** * *der cape* * *-¨e m.cape n.shawl n.
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