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1 hochsommerlich
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2 Hochsommer
m middle of summer* * *der Hochsommermidsummer* * *Hoch|som|mermheight of the summer; (= Zeitabschnitt) midsummer no art* * *(the middle of summer: It happened in midsummer; ( also adjective) a midsummer day.) midsummer* * *Hoch·som·merm high summer no pl, no art, height of summer no pl, no indef art, midsummer no pl, no artim \Hochsommer in midsummer, at the height of summer* * *der high summer; midsummer* * *Hochsommer m middle of summer* * *der high summer; midsummer* * *m.midsummer n. -
3 Mittsommernacht
f midsummer night* * *Mịtt|som|mer|nachtfMidsummer's Night* * *Mitt·som·mer·nachtf midsummer['s] night* * ** * *Mittsommernacht f midsummer night* * *die midsummer's night; (zur Sommersonnenwende) Midsummer Night -
4 hochsommerlich
Adj. summery; hochsommerliche Temperaturen temperatures in the (high) eighties* * *hoch|som|mer|lichadjvery summery* * *hoch·som·mer·lichI. adj midsummer-like\hochsommerliche Temperaturen midsummer-like temperatureses ist fast \hochsommerlich warm it's almost as hot as in midsummer* * ** * *hochsommerlich adj summery;hochsommerliche Temperaturen temperatures in the (high) eighties* * *Adjektiv very summery <weather etc.> -
5 Mittsommer
m midsummer* * *Mịtt|som|mer ['mɪtzɔmɐ]mmidsummer* * *Mitt·som·mer[ˈmɪtzɔmɐ]m midsummer* * *Mittsommer m midsummer -
6 Sonnwendfeier
* * *Sọnn|wend|fei|erf(im Sommer) midsummer celebrations pl; (im Winter) midwinter celebrations pl* * *Sonn·wend·fei·er[ˈzɔnvɛntfaiɐ]f midsummer/midwinter celebrations pl* * * -
7 hochsommerlich
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8 Johannisfeuer
n Midsummer Eve bonfire* * *Jo|hạn|nis|feu|erntMidsummer's Eve bonfire* * *das Saint John's fire* * *Johannisfeuer n Midsummer Eve bonfire* * *das Saint John's fire -
9 Johannisnacht
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10 Sonnwendfeuer
n midsummer festival bonfire* * *Sọnn|wend|feu|erntbonfire at midsummer/midwinter celebrations* * *Sonnwendfeuer n midsummer festival bonfire -
11 Johannistag
* * *Jo|hạn|nis|tagmMidsummer's Day* * *Jo·han·nis·tag[joˈhanɪs-]f Midsummer['s] Day, feast of St. John the Baptist* * *der Saint John the Baptist's day* * ** * *der Saint John the Baptist's day -
12 mittsommers
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13 Hochsommer
Hoch·som·mer mhigh summer no pl, no art, height of summer no pl, no indef art, midsummer no pl, no art;im \Hochsommer in midsummer, at the height of summer -
14 Sommersonnenwende
f summer solstice* * *die Sommersonnenwendemidsummer* * *Sọm|mer|son|nen|wen|defsummer solstice* * *Sommersonnenwende f summer solstice -
15 Johanni
Jo|hạn|ni(s) [jo'hani, jo'hanɪs]nt -Midsummer's Day* * *(das); indekl. s. Johannistag* * *(das); indekl. s. Johannistag -
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17 Johannisfest
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18 Sonnenwendfeier
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19 Sommerwende
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20 Mittsommer
Mitt·som·mer [ʼmɪtzɔmɐ] mmidsummer
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Midsummer — For other uses, see Midsummer (disambiguation). Midsummer Midsummer bonfire in Mäntsälä, Finland Also called Summer Solstice, Adonia, St. John s Feast Day, Līgo, Litha, M … Wikipedia
midsummer — (23/4 June) Astronomically, the summer solstice is 21 June, but tradition throughout Europe reckons 24 June as Midsummer Day, and calls the night of 23/4 Midsummer Eve, Midsummer Night, or *St John s Eve, since 24 June is the feast of St John… … A Dictionary of English folklore
midsummer — [[t]mɪ̱dsʌ̱mə(r)[/t]] N UNCOUNT Midsummer is the period in the middle of the summer. In midsummer every town is impossibly crowded... It was a lovely midsummer morning … English dictionary
midsummer — n. the period of or near the summer solstice, about 21 June. Phrases and idioms: Midsummer (or Midsummer s) Day 24 June. midsummer madness extreme folly. Etymology: OE midsumor (as MID(1), SUMMER(1)) … Useful english dictionary
midsummer — mid|sum|mer [ mıd,sʌmər ] noun uncount the middle part of summer, when the weather is usually the hottest: a midsummer morning a day in midsummer … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
midsummer — UK [ˌmɪdˈsʌmə(r)] / US [ˈmɪdˌsʌmər] noun [uncountable] the middle part of summer, when the weather is usually hottest a day in midsummer a midsummer morning … English dictionary
midsummer — noun Date: before 12th century 1. the middle of summer 2. the summer solstice • midsummer adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
