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1 skandieren
vt/i scan* * *to scan* * *skan|die|ren [skan'diːrən] ptp skandiertvtito scan* * *1) (to repeat (a phrase, slogan etc) over and over out loud: The crowd was chanting `We want more!') chant2) (to pass an electronic or laser beam over a text or picture in order to store it in the memory of a computer.) scan* * *skan·die·ren *[skanˈdi:rən]vt (geh)▪ etw \skandieren to chant sthVerse \skandieren to scan verse* * *transitives Verb1) chant2) (Verslehre) scan* * *skandieren v/t & v/i scan* * *transitives Verb1) chant2) (Verslehre) scan -
2 flüchtig
I Adj.1. (entflohen) escaped, fugitive; flüchtig sein Verbrecher: be on the run, be at large; flüchtig werden JUR. abscond; flüchtiger Schuldner runaway (JUR. absconding) debtor2. (eilig) quick, hurried; Augenblick, Eindruck: fleeting; Bekanntschaft, Bemerkung: passing; Besuch: brief, flying; Blick: cursory; Gruß, Kuss: perfunctory; Vorstellung: vague, hazy; ( jemandem) einen flüchtigen Besuch machen pay (s.o.) a brief visit, drop in (on s.o.); flüchtiger Einblick glimpse (in + Akk of)4. CHEM., EDV volatileII Adv. quickly, hurriedly; sehen: fleetingly; besuchen: briefly; flüchtig bemerken / erwähnen remark / mention in passing; flüchtig durchlesen read cursorily, skim over, scan; flüchtig mit jemandem bekannt sein know s.o. slightly; flüchtig arbeiten work in a slapdash manner* * *(eilig) quick;(entflohen) fugitive;(unbeständig) fleeting; ephemeral; transient; fugacious; casual;(ungenau) careless; superficial; cursory;(volatil) volatile* * *flụ̈ch|tig ['flʏçtɪç]1. adj1) (= geflüchtet) fugitiveein flüchtiger Fahrer (nach Unfall) — a hit-and-run driver
2) (= kurz, schnell vorübergehend) fleeting, brief; Gruß brief3) (= oberflächlich) cursory, sketchy5) (COMPUT)2. adv1) (= kurz) fleetingly, brieflyflüchtig erwähnen — to mention in passing
2) (= oberflächlich) cursorily, superficiallyjdn flüchtig kennen — to have met sb briefly
* * *1) cursorily2) (hurried: a cursory glance.) cursory3) (not careful: I took a casual glance at the book.) casual4) ((of a driver) causing injury to a person and driving away without stopping or reporting the accident.) hit-and-run5) ((of an accident) caused by such a driver.) hit-and-run6) (incompletely done or carried out: a sketchy search.) sketchy* * *flüch·tig[ˈflʏçtɪç]I. adj▪ \flüchtig sein to be a fugitive [or on the run] [or at large2. (kurz) fleeting, briefein \flüchtiger Blick a fleeting glance, a glimpseein \flüchtiger Kuss/Gruß a brief [or passing] [or perfunctory] kiss/hello3. (oberflächlich) cursory, sketchyeine \flüchtige Arbeit a hurried piece of workeine \flüchtige Bekanntschaft a passing acquaintance4. (schnell verdunstend) volatileII. adv1. (kurz) briefly, perfunctorily2. (oberflächlich) cursorily\flüchtig arbeiten to work hastilyetw \flüchtig erwähnen to mention sth in passingjdn \flüchtig kennen to have met sb brieflyetw \flüchtig lesen to skim through sth sep* * *1.1) (flüchtend) fugitive; wanted <thief, criminal>4) (vergänglich) fleeting < moment>2.1) (oberflächlich) cursorily2) (eilig) hurriedly* * *A. adj1. (entflohen) escaped, fugitive;flüchtig werden JUR abscond;flüchtiger Schuldner runaway (JUR absconding) debtor2. (eilig) quick, hurried; Augenblick, Eindruck: fleeting; Bekanntschaft, Bemerkung: passing; Besuch: brief, flying; Blick: cursory; Gruß, Kuss: perfunctory; Vorstellung: vague, hazy;(jemandem) einen flüchtigen Besuch machen pay (sb) a brief visit, drop in (on sb);flüchtiger Einblick glimpse (in +akk of)4. CHEM, IT volatileflüchtig bemerken/erwähnen remark/mention in passing;flüchtig durchlesen read cursorily, skim over, scan;flüchtig mit jemandem bekannt sein know sb slightly;flüchtig arbeiten work in a slapdash manner* * *1.1) (flüchtend) fugitive; wanted <thief, criminal>4) (vergänglich) fleeting < moment>2.1) (oberflächlich) cursorily2) (eilig) hurriedly* * *adj.ephemeral adj.fleeting adj.flighty adj.fugitive adj.hit and run expr.non-permanent adj.sketchy adj.transient adj.volatile adj. adv.ephemerally adv.fleetingly adv.fugitively adv.sketchily adv.with volitility adv.
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