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1 präsentabel
Adj. presentable* * *prä|sen|ta|bel [prEzɛn'taːbl]1. adjpresentable2. advpresentablyetw präsentábel herrichten — to make sth look presentable
* * *(suitable to be seen, introduced etc: You don't look very presentable in those clothes.) presentable* * *präsentabel adj presentable -
2 hoffähig
Adj. socially acceptable; engS. presentable* * *hof|fä|hig ['hoːffɛːɪç]adjacceptable at court; (= gesellschaftsfähig) presentable* * *hof·fä·higadj presentable, acceptable [at court]* * *Adjektiv presentable at court pred.; (fig.) [socially] acceptable* * ** * *Adjektiv presentable at court pred.; (fig.) [socially] acceptable -
3 salonfähig
Adj. socially acceptable; Kleidung etc.: presentable; Benehmen, Witz etc.: respectable; nicht salonfähig Witz: risqué, (a bit) near the knuckle umg.* * *sa|lon|fä|higadj (iro)socially acceptable; Leute, Aussehen presentablenicht salonfähige Ausdrucksweise — uncouth language, not the sort of language to be used in polite society
* * *sa·lon·fä·hig[zaˈlõ:-, zaˈlɔŋ-]adj socially acceptableetw \salonfähig machen to make sth socially acceptable* * *Adjektiv socially acceptable* * ** * *Adjektiv socially acceptable* * *adj.presentable adj. -
4 lassen
(ließ,gelassen) - {to make (made,made) làm, chế tạo, sắp đặt, xếp đặt, dọn, thu dọn, sửa soạn, chuẩn bị, kiếm được, thu, gây ra, thực hiện, thi hành, khiến cho, làm cho, bắt, bắt buộc, phong, bổ nhiệm, lập, tôn, ước lượng - đánh giá, định giá, kết luận, đến, tới, trông thấy, hoàn thành, đạt được, làm được, đi được, thành, là, bằng, trở thành, trở nên, nghĩ, hiểu, đi, tiến, lên, xuống, ra ý, ra vẻ = holen lassen {to send for}+ = ahnen lassen {to foreshadow}+ = ruhen lassen {to rest}+ = tanzen lassen {to dance}+ = fahren lassen {to forgo (forwent,forgone)+ = wissen lassen {to warn}+ = darben lassen {to famish}+ = folgen lassen {to follow up}+ = fallen lassen {to drip; to plump; to throw out; to tumble}+ = merken lassen {to betray oneself}+ = sinken lassen {to droop; to lower; to send down; to sink (sank,sunk)+ = warten lassen {to detain; to keep waiting}+ = weiden lassen {to pasture; to run (ran,run)+ = ankern lassen {to berth}+ = sitzen lassen {to jilt}+ = kommen lassen {to send for}+ = hängen lassen {to decline}+ = gelten lassen {to accept}+ = weiden lassen (Vieh) {to depasture}+ = laufen lassen (Pferd) {to race}+ = lagern lassen (Militär) {to encamp}+ = gelten lassen (Ansprüche) {to allow}+ = etwas tun lassen {to cause something to be done}+ = sich malen lassen {to get one's portrait painted}+ = sich essen lassen {to eat well}+ = außer acht lassen {to disregard; to forget (forgot,forgotten); to neglect}+ = sich falten lassen {to double up}+ = reif werden lassen {to ripen}+ = sich fallen lassen {to subside}+ = sich binden lassen {to tie}+ = sich formen lassen {to cast (cast,cast); to shape}+ = hinter sich lassen {to distance; to outdistance; to outpace}+ = sich dehnen lassen {to stretch}+ = fest werden lassen {to fix}+ = sich packen lassen {to pack}+ = sich trauen lassen {to get married}+ = das muß man ihm lassen {give him his due}+ = sich nicht sehen lassen {to be invisible}+ = alles beim alten lassen {to leave things as they are}+ = er hat sich malen lassen {he has had his likeness taken}+ = sich nicht lumpen lassen {to come down handsomely}+ = sich schwer fallen lassen {to slump down}+ = es sich gesagt sein lassen {to take a hint}+ = sich von etwas leiten lassen {to be guided by something}+ = alle fünf gerade sein lassen {to stretch a point}+ = ich kann mich nicht sehen lassen {I am not presentable}+
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