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microscopic examination mikroskopische Prüfung fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > microscopic examination
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mikroskopische Untersuchung f, Mikroskopuntersuchung fFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > microscopic examination
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adjective2) (fig.): (very small) winzig* * *[-'sko-]* * *micro·scop·ic[ˌmaɪkrəˈskɒpɪk, AM -ˈskɑ:p-]to look at sth in \microscopic detail etw haargenau prüfen fam3. (using microscope) analysis, examination mikroskopisch* * *["maIkrə'skɒpɪk]adj(in size) mikroskopisch (klein)in microscopic detail — bis ins kleinste Detail
* * *1. mikroskopisch (Untersuchung etc):b) fig etwas peinlich genau untersuchen;she has a microscopic eye for dust sie sieht selbst das kleinste Staubkörnchen;microscopic slide Objektträger m2. mikroskopisch klein, verschwindend klein (beide auch fig)* * *adjective2) (fig.): (very small) winzig* * *adj.mikroskopisch adj. -
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1. mikroskopisch (Untersuchung etc):b) fig etwas peinlich genau untersuchen;she has a microscopic eye for dust sie sieht selbst das kleinste Staubkörnchen;microscopic slide Objektträger m2. mikroskopisch klein, verschwindend klein (beide auch fig)* * *adj.mikroskopisch adj. -
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1. transitive verbtease somebody [about something] — jemanden [mit etwas] aufziehen (ugs.); jemanden [wegen etwas] verspotten
he's only teasing you — er macht nur Spaß (ugs.)
2. intransitive verbstop teasing the dog — hör auf, den Hund zu ärgern
* * *[ti:z] 1. verb1) (to annoy or irritate on purpose: He's teasing the cat.) necken2) (to annoy or laugh at (a person) playfully: His school-friends tease him about his size.) hänseln2. noun(a person who enjoys teasing others: He's a tease!) der Hänsler- academic.ru/73707/teaser">teaser- teasingly* * *[ti:z]II. vt1. (make fun of)▪ to \tease sb [about sth] jdn [wegen einer S.] gen aufziehen [o hänseln]; (playfully) jdn necken [o ärgern2. (provoke)▪ to \tease sb/an animal jdn/ein Tier provozierento \tease hair Haare toupierenIII. vi sticheln, foppen* * *[tiːz]1. vt1) person necken; animal reizen; (= torment) quälen; (= make fun of because of stutter etc) aufziehen, hänseln (about wegen); (= pull leg, have on) auf den Arm nehmen (inf), veralbern (inf)2)See:= tease out4) (= backcomb) hair toupieren5)(= ease gently)
he teased the red into the pocket/the rope through the crack — er manipulierte die rote Kugel ins Loch/schob das Seil geschickt durch den Spalt2. vi1)give it back to her, don't tease — gib es ihr zurück und neck sie nicht
2) (= joke) Spaß machen3. n(inf: person) Scherzbold m (inf)don't be a tease, give it back to her — neck sie nicht, gibs ihr zurück
he's a real tease — ihm sitzt der Schalk im Nacken (hum), er ist ein kleiner Schäker (inf)
she's/he's just a tease (sexually) — sie/er geilt einen nur auf (inf)
* * *tease1 [tiːz]A v/tabout wegen)2. jemanden quälen:a) ärgernfor wegen)3. (auf)reizen4. TECHa) Wolle kämmen, krempelnb) Flachs hechelnc) Werg auszupfen6. BIOL zerlegen:7. besonders US jemandem das Haar toupieren:tease sb’s hairB v/i1. sticheln2. lästig oder aufdringlich seinC s1. Necken n, Sticheln n, Neckerei f, Stichelei f2. umgb) Plage f, lästige Sache* * *1. transitive verbtease somebody [about something] — jemanden [mit etwas] aufziehen (ugs.); jemanden [wegen etwas] verspotten
he's only teasing you — er macht nur Spaß (ugs.)
2. intransitive verbstop teasing the dog — hör auf, den Hund zu ärgern
* * *v.foppen v.necken v.reizen v.sticheln v.
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