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1 Nerv
m; -s, -en1. ANAT. nerve; BOT. auch vein; dieses Buch trifft den Nerv der Zeit fig. this book taps the pulse of the age2. psychisch: jemandem auf die Nerven fallen oder gehen umg. get on s.o.’s nerves; jemandem den ( letzten) Nerv töten oder rauben umg. drive s.o. mad; die Nerven behalten keep calm, keep one’s cool umg.; die Nerven verlieren lose one’s nerve ( oder head), snap umg.; im Zorn: lose one’s temper (umg. one’s cool); Nerven zeigen umg. show some nerves, become nervous; das zehrt an den Nerven that’s a (real) strain on the nerves; an die Nerven gehen umg., emotional: be very upsetting; er ist mit den Nerven ( völlig) fertig his nerves are (absolutely) shot, he’s a(n absolute) nervous wreck, umg. his nerves have been worn to a frazzle; es kostet Nerven it’s nerve-racking; sie hat Nerven wie Drahtseile her nerves must be made of steel; den Nerv haben zu (+ Inf.) umg. have the nerve to (+ Inf.) der hat vielleicht Nerven! umg. he’s got a (Am. a lot of) nerve ( oder cheek); deine Nerven möcht ich haben! umg. I’d like to have some of your nerves; dazu brauchts ganz schöne Nerven! umg. it takes a fair bit of nerve (to do that); keine Nerven kennen umg. not get nervous; dafür oder dazu hab ich keine Nerven umg. I don’t have the nerve for that* * *der Nervnerve* * *[nɛrf]m -s or -en, -ennerve; (BOT AUCH) vein; (obs = Sehne) sinewer hat trotz allem die Nerven behalten or nicht verloren — in spite of everything he kept calm or kept his cool (inf); (die Selbstbeherrschung nicht verloren) in spite of everything he didn't lose control
die Nerven sind ( mit) ihm durchgegangen — he lost control or his cool (inf), he snapped (inf)
gute/schlechte or schwache Nerven haben — to have strong or good/bad or weak nerves
der hat ( vielleicht) Nerven! (inf) — he's got a nerve! (inf)
es geht or fällt mir auf die Nerven (inf) — it gets on my nerves
jdm den (letzten) Nerv töten or rauben (inf) — to get on sb's nerves or wick (inf)
den Nerv haben, etw zu tun — to have the nerve to do sth
jdn am Nerv treffen — to touch a raw nerve
den Nerv von etw treffen — to touch or mention the essential part of sth
jds Nerv treffen (inf, positiv) — to be sb's kind of thing (inf)
das kostete ihn Nerven — it was a strain on his nerves
Nerven zeigen — to show nerves
See:* * *(one of the cords which carry messages between all parts of the body and the brain.) nerve* * *<-s o -en, -en>[ˈnɛrf, pl ˈnɛrfn̩]m1. ANAT nerve2. BOT vein3.▶ die \Nerven behalten to keep calm▶ jds \Nerven gehen [mit] jdm durch sb loses their coolentschuldigen Sie, meine \Nerven sind wohl etwas mit mir durchgegangen I'm sorry, I must have lost my cool▶ gute/schlechte [o schwache] \Nerven haben to have strong/bad [or weak] nervesdu hast vielleicht \Nerven! you've got a nerve!▶ die \Nerven verlieren to lose control [or one's cool]▶ \Nerven zeigen to show nerves* * *der; Nervs, Nerven1) nervejemandem den Nerv töten — (fig. ugs.) drive somebody up the wall (coll.)
2) Plural (nervliche Konstitution) nervesgute/schwache Nerven haben — have strong/bad nerves
die Nerven [dazu] haben, etwas zu tun — have the nerve to do something
die Nerven bewahren od. behalten — keep calm
die Nerven verlieren — lose control [of oneself]; lose one's cool (sl.)
ich bin mit den Nerven am Ende — my nerves cannot take any more
du hast vielleicht Nerven! — (ugs.) you've got a nerve!
jemandem auf die Nerven gehen od. fallen — get on somebody's nerves
* * *dieses Buch trifft den Nerv der Zeit fig this book taps the pulse of the age2. psychisch:gehen umg get on sb’s nerves;rauben umg drive sb mad;die Nerven behalten keep calm, keep one’s cool umg;die Nerven verlieren lose one’s nerve ( oder head), snap umg; im Zorn: lose one’s temper (umg one’s cool);Nerven zeigen umg show some nerves, become nervous;das zehrt an den Nerven that’s a (real) strain on the nerves;er ist mit den Nerven (völlig) fertig his nerves are (absolutely) shot, he’s a(n absolute) nervous wreck, umg his nerves have been worn to a frazzle;es kostet Nerven it’s nerve-racking;sie hat Nerven wie Drahtseile her nerves must be made of steel;deine Nerven möcht ich haben! umg I’d like to have some of your nerves;dazu brauchts ganz schöne Nerven! umg it takes a fair bit of nerve (to do that);keine Nerven kennen umg not get nervous;dazu hab ich keine Nerven umg I don’t have the nerve for that* * *der; Nervs, Nerven1) nervejemandem den Nerv töten — (fig. ugs.) drive somebody up the wall (coll.)
2) Plural (nervliche Konstitution) nervesgute/schwache Nerven haben — have strong/bad nerves
die Nerven [dazu] haben, etwas zu tun — have the nerve to do something
die Nerven bewahren od. behalten — keep calm
die Nerven verlieren — lose control [of oneself]; lose one's cool (sl.)
du hast vielleicht Nerven! — (ugs.) you've got a nerve!
jemandem auf die Nerven gehen od. fallen — get on somebody's nerves
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2 belastbar
Adj.1. TECH. loadable; belastbar bis... bei Fahrzeug: maximum loading capacity...; bei Brücke: maximum load...2. Mensch: resilient; belastbar sein arbeitsmäßig: be able to cope with a heavy workload, be able to work under pressure; nervlich: be able to take the strain ( oder pressure); er ist nicht belastbar he can’t cope with any kind of pressure (nervlich: auch strain); Frauen sind anders belastbar als Männer women can cope with different kinds of strain ( oder pressures) than men; im Alter ist der Kreislauf / Magen nicht mehr so belastbar as you get old, your circulation / stomach can’t take as much as it used to; sein Herz ist wieder voll belastbar his heart is back to normal again; die Umwelt ist nicht unbeschränkt belastbar there’s a limit to the amount of pollution the environment can take, we can’t go on polluting our environment forever* * *be|lạst|baradj1)(mit Last, Gewicht)
bis zu 50 Tonnen belastbar sein — to have a maximum load of or load-bearing capacity of 50 tons2) (fig)daran habe ich bemerkt, wie belastbar ein Mensch ist — that made me see how much a person can take
das Gedächtnis ist nur bis zu einem gewissen Grad belastbar — the memory can only absorb a certain amount
weiter waren seine Nerven nicht belastbar — his nerves could take no more, his nerves were at breaking point
der Steuerzahler ist nicht weiter belastbar — the tax payer cannot be burdened any more
die Atmosphäre ist nicht unbegrenzt (durch Schadstoffe) belastbar — the atmosphere cannot stand an unlimited degree of contamination
da wird sich zeigen, wie belastbar das Stromnetz/unser Wasserhaushalt ist — that will show how much pressure our electricity/water supply will take
4)wie hoch ist mein Konto belastbar? — what is the limit on my account?
der Etat ist nicht unbegrenzt belastbar — the budget is not unlimited
* * *be·last·bar1. (zu belasten) loadablekein Mensch ist unbegrenzt \belastbar nobody can take work/abuse indefinitelyunter Stress ist ein Mitarbeiter weniger \belastbar stress reduces an employee's working capacitydurch Training wird das Gedächtnis \belastbarer training makes the memory absorb moredie Nerven sind nur bis zu einem bestimmten Grad \belastbar the nerves can only take so muchder Körper/Kreislauf von Sportlern ist in hohem Maße \belastbar an athlete's body/circulation can take a lot of punishmentregelmäßiges Training macht Herz und Lunge \belastbarer regular training strengthens the heart and lungs▪ [mit bis zu etw dat] \belastbar sein to have a maximum limit of sth, to have a limit [of up to sth]wie hoch ist mein Konto \belastbar? what is the limit on my account?, how much can I overdraw on my account?* * *[nur] mit 3,5 t belastbar sein — be able to take a load of [only] 3.5 t
2) (beanspruchbar) tough, resilient < person>seelisch/körperlich belastbar sein — be emotionally/physically tough or resilient; be able to stand emotional/physical stress
* * *belastbar adj1. TECH loadable;2. Mensch: resilient;belastbar sein arbeitsmäßig: be able to cope with a heavy workload, be able to work under pressure; nervlich: be able to take the strain ( oder pressure);Frauen sind anders belastbar als Männer women can cope with different kinds of strain ( oder pressures) than men;im Alter ist der Kreislauf/Magen nicht mehr so belastbar as you get old, your circulation/stomach can’t take as much as it used to;sein Herz ist wieder voll belastbar his heart is back to normal again;die Umwelt ist nicht unbeschränkt belastbar there’s a limit to the amount of pollution the environment can take, we can’t go on polluting our environment forever* * *[nur] mit 3,5 t belastbar sein — be able to take a load of [only] 3.5 t
2) (beanspruchbar) tough, resilient < person>seelisch/körperlich belastbar sein — be emotionally/physically tough or resilient; be able to stand emotional/physical stress
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