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1 Mythos
der Mythosmyth* * *My|thos ['myːtɔs]1. m -, Mythen['myːtn] Ḿý|thus ['myːtʊs]2. m -, Mythen['myːtn] (lit, fig) myth* * *My·thos[ˈmy:tɔs]My·thus<-, Mythen>[ˈmy:tʊs]m1. (sagenhafte Überlieferung) myth2. (Legende) legend* * *der; Mythos, Mythen1) myth2) (glorifizierte Person od. Sache) legend* * *1. (auch Unwahrheit) myth2. (Legende) auch Person: legend;zu Lebzeiten zum Mythos werden become a legend in one’s own lifetime, become a living legend* * *der; Mythos, Mythen1) myth2) (glorifizierte Person od. Sache) legend* * *-en n.myth n. -
2 Sage
f; -, -n legend; fig. (Gerücht) rumo(u)r, myth; der Sage nach according to legend; es geht die Sage... fig. the story goes...* * *die Sagelegend; myth; saga* * *Sa|ge ['zaːgə]f -, -nlegend; (altnordische) saga* * *die1) (a myth or traditional story, handed down from one generation to another: the legend of St George.) legend2) (an ancient, fictional story, especially one dealing with gods, heroes etc.) myth* * *Sa·ge<-, -n>[ˈza:gə]f legend* * *die; Sage, Sagen legend; (bes. nordische) sagaes geht die Sage, dass... — (fig.): (es heißt, dass...) there's a rumour going round that...
* * *der Sage nach according to legend;es geht die Sage … fig the story goes …* * *die; Sage, Sagen legend; (bes. nordische) sagaes geht die Sage, dass... — (fig.): (es heißt, dass...) there's a rumour going round that...
* * *-n f.legend n.myth n.rumor (US) n.rumour (UK) n. -
3 Amazone
f; -, -n1. MYTH. Amazon2. fig. amazon4. ORN. amazon (parrot)* * *die Amazoneamazon* * *Ama|zo|ne [ama'tsoːnə]f -, -n1) (MYTH) Amazon; (fig) amazon* * *Ama·zo·ne<-, -n>[amaˈtso:nə]f Amazon* * *die; Amazone, Amazonen (Myth.) Amazon* * *1. MYTH Amazon2. fig amazon4. ORN amazon (parrot)* * *die; Amazone, Amazonen (Myth.) Amazon* * *-n f.Amazon n. -
4 Drache
m; -n, -n; MYTH. dragon* * *der Drache(Sagentier) dragon* * *Drạ|che ['draxə]m -n, -n → auch Drachen* * *(a mythical beast, a usually large, winged, fire-breathing reptile: St George and the dragon.) dragon* * *Dra·che<-n, -n>[ˈdraxə]m (Fabeltier) dragon* * *der; Drachen, Drachen (Myth.) dragon* * ** * *der; Drachen, Drachen (Myth.) dragon* * *-n m.dragon n. -
5 Götterspeise
f1. nur Sg.; MYTH. ambrosia2. GASTR. jelly, Am. Jell-O®* * *die Götterspeiseambrosia* * *Gọ̈t|ter|spei|sef (MYTH)food of the gods; (COOK) jelly (Brit), Jell-O® (US)* * *Göt·ter·spei·se* * *1) o. Pl. (Myth.) food of the gods2) (Kochk.) jelly* * *1. nur sg; MYTH ambrosia2. GASTR jelly, US Jell-O®* * *1) o. Pl. (Myth.) food of the gods2) (Kochk.) jelly* * *f.ambrosia n.jello n. -
6 Grazie
f; -, -n3. fig., hum. oder iro. (Frau) beauty, belle* * *die Graziegrace; gracefulness* * *Gra|zie ['graːtsiə]f -, -n2) no pl (= Liebreiz) grace(fulness)* * *Gra·zie1<->[ˈgra:tsi̯ə]Gra·zie2<-, -n>[ˈgra:tsi̯ə]f2. (eine der drei römischen Göttinnen der Anmut) Gracedie drei \Grazien the Three Graces* * *die; Grazie, Grazien1) o. Pl. (Anmut) grace; gracefulness2) Plural (Myth.) Graces3) Plural (fig. scherzh.) beauties* * *1. nur sg grace(fulness);2. meist pl; MYTH:die drei Grazien the three Graces3. fig, hum oder iron (Frau) beauty, belle* * *die; Grazie, Grazien1) o. Pl. (Anmut) grace; gracefulness2) Plural (Myth.) Graces3) Plural (fig. scherzh.) beauties* * *-n f.gracefulness n. -
7 Nymphe
f; -, -n; MYTH. nymph* * *die Nymphenymph* * *Nym|phe ['nʏmfə]f -, -n (MYTH)nymph; (fig) sylph; (ZOOL) nymph(a)die Nymphen (Anat) — the nymphae pl
* * *(a goddess or spirit of the rivers, trees etc.) nymph* * *Nym·phe<-, -n>[ˈnʏmfə]f nymph* * *die; Nymphe, Nymphen (Myth., Zool.) nymph* * ** * *die; Nymphe, Nymphen (Myth., Zool.) nymph -
8 Säge
f; -, -n legend; fig. (Gerücht) rumo(u)r, myth; der Sage nach according to legend; es geht die Sage... fig. the story goes...* * *die Sagelegend; myth; saga* * *Sa|ge ['zaːgə]f -, -nlegend; (altnordische) saga* * *die1) (a myth or traditional story, handed down from one generation to another: the legend of St George.) legend2) (an ancient, fictional story, especially one dealing with gods, heroes etc.) myth* * *Sa·ge<-, -n>[ˈza:gə]f legend* * *die; Sage, Sagen legend; (bes. nordische) sagaes geht die Sage, dass... — (fig.): (es heißt, dass...) there's a rumour going round that...
* * ** * *die; Sage, Sagen legend; (bes. nordische) sagaes geht die Sage, dass... — (fig.): (es heißt, dass...) there's a rumour going round that...
* * *-n f.legend n.myth n.rumor (US) n.rumour (UK) n. -
9 Augiasstall
m MYTH. Augean stables Pl.; den Augiasstall ausmisten MYTH. clean(se) the Augean stables; fig. create order out of chaos, tidy up a terrible mess* * *Au|gi|as|stall [au'giːas-, 'augias-] dunghill, Augean stables pl (liter)* * *Au·gi·as·stall[auˈgi:as-]* * *den Augiasstall ausmisten MYTH clean(se) the Augean stables; fig create order out of chaos, tidy up a terrible mess -
10 golden
I Adj.2. fig. Haar, Herz, Regel, Zeitalter etc.: golden; das Goldene Buch (+ Gen) the visitors’ book; sich ins Goldene Buch eintragen sign the visitors’ book; jemandem goldene Brücken bauen bend over backwards to make it easy for s.o.; goldene Hochzeit golden wedding (anniversary); im goldenen Käfig sitzen be a bird in a gilded cage; das Goldene Kalb / Vlies the Golden Calf / Fleece; der Tanz ums Goldene Kalb fig. the worship of Mammon; goldener Mittelweg golden mean; goldener Schnitt MATH. golden section; die Goldene Stadt (Prag) the Golden City (Prague); die Goldenen Zwanziger the roaring twenties; sich (Dat) eine goldene Nase verdienen umg. make ( oder earn) a fortune; sich (Dat) den goldenen Schuss setzen Sl. OD oneselfII Adv.: golden glänzen / schimmern shine / glitter like gold* * *gold; golden; aureate* * *gọl|den ['gɔldn]1. adj attr (lit, fig)golden; (= aus Gold) gold, golden (liter)goldener Humor — irrepressible sense of humour (Brit) or humor (US)
goldene Worte — wise words, words of wisdom
ein goldenes Herz haben — to have a heart of gold
die Goldene Stadt (geh) — Prague
das Goldene Zeitalter (Myth, fig) — the golden age
der Tanz ums Goldene Kalb (fig) — the worship of Mammon (fig)
See:→ Brücke2. advlike gold* * *1) (of gold or the colour of gold: golden hair.) golden2) ((of a wedding anniversary, jubilee etc) fiftieth: They will celebrate their golden wedding (anniversary) next month.) golden* * *gol·den[ˈgɔldn̩]I. adj attrII. adv like gold* * *1.das Goldene Vlies — (Myth.) the Golden Fleece
2) (dichter.): (goldfarben) goldendie goldene Mitte od. den goldenen Mittelweg finden/wählen — find/strike a happy medium
2.der goldene Schnitt — (Math.) the golden section
adverbial like gold* * *A. adjgoldene Uhr/Goldene Schallplatte gold watch/disc2. fig Haar, Herz, Regel, Zeitalter etc: golden;das Goldene Buch (+gen) the visitors’ book;sich ins Goldene Buch eintragen sign the visitors’ book;jemandem goldene Brücken bauen bend over backwards to make it easy for sb;goldene Hochzeit golden wedding (anniversary);im goldenen Käfig sitzen be a bird in a gilded cage;das Goldene Kalb/Vlies the Golden Calf/Fleece;der Tanz ums Goldene Kalb fig the worship of Mammon;goldener Mittelweg golden mean;Goldener Schnitt MATH golden section;die Goldenen Zwanziger the roaring twenties;sich (dat)sich (dat)den goldenen Schuss setzen sl OD oneselfB. adv:golden glänzen/schimmern shine/glitter like gold* * *1.1) gold <bracelet, watch, etc.>das Goldene Vlies — (Myth.) the Golden Fleece
2) (dichter.): (goldfarben) goldendie goldene Mitte od. den goldenen Mittelweg finden/wählen — find/strike a happy medium
2.der goldene Schnitt — (Math.) the golden section
adverbial like gold* * *adj.aureate adj.golden adj. -
11 Muse
f; -, -n; MYTH. Muse; von der Muse geküsst werden hum. be inspired by the muses; die leichte Muse fig. light entertainment; die zehnte Muse hum. (Kabarett) cabaret; (Film) the cinema* * *die Musemuse* * *Mu|se ['muːzə]f -, -n (MYTH)Musedie heitere or leichte Múse (fig) — light entertainment
von der Múse geküsst werden (fig) — to be inspired
* * *(to think about a matter usually without serious concentration.) muse* * *Mu·se<-, -n>[ˈmu:zə]f MYTH Muse▶ von der \Muse geküsst werden, die \Muse küsst jdn to be inspired [by the Muse]▶ die leichte \Muse light entertainment* * *die; Muse, Musen musedie leichte Muse — light [musical] entertainment
von der Muse geküsst werden — (scherzh.) get some inspiration
* * *von der Muse geküsst werden hum be inspired by the muses;die leichte Muse fig light entertainment;* * *die; Muse, Musen musedie leichte Muse — light [musical] entertainment
von der Muse geküsst werden — (scherzh.) get some inspiration
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12 Mythenbildung
f creation of myths, myth-making* * *My|then|bil|dungf* * *My·then·bil·dung[ˈmy:tən-]* * *Mythenbildung f creation of myths, myth-making -
13 Neptun
m; -s, kein Pl.; ASTRON., MYTH. Neptune; ( dem) Neptun opfern hum. make an offering to Neptune (be seasick over the side of a ship)* * *Nep|tun [nɛp'tuːn]m -sNeptune* * *Nep·tun<-s>[nɛpˈtu:n]m Neptune▪ der \Neptun Neptune* * *Ider; Neptuns (Astron.)II* * ** * *Ider; Neptuns (Astron.)II(der); Neptuns (Myth.) Neptune -
14 Nixe
* * *die Nixemermaid* * *Nị|xe ['nɪksə]f -, -nwater sprite (esp Brit), water nymph, nix(ie); (mit Fischschwanz) mermaid; (hum = Badenixe) bathing belle* * *Ni·xe<-, -n>[ˈnɪksə]f mermaid* * ** * ** * *die; Nixe, Nixen (germ. Myth.) nixie; (mit Fischschwanz) mermaid* * *-n f.mermaid n. -
15 Zerberus
m; -, -se1. nur Sg.; MYTH. Cerberus2. fig., hum. etwa watchdog, bouncer, a grim and surly porter, concierge etc.* * *Zẹr|be|rus ['tsɛrberʊs]m -, -se* * *Zer·be·rus<->[ˈtsɛrberʊs]▪ der \Zerberus Cerberus▶ wie ein \Zerberus like a watchdog* * *1. nur sg; MYTH Cerberus2. fig, hum etwa watchdog, bouncer, a grim and surly porter, concierge etc -
16 Zyklop
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17 Donnerkeil
I m1. MYTH. thunderbolt2. (Fossil) thunderstoneII Interj. umg. heavens!, my word!* * *Dọn|ner|keilm (GEOL)thunderstone; (ARCHEOL) flintstone; (MYTH, poet) thunderboltDonnerkeil! (dated) Donnerkiel! (dated) — Donnerkiel! (dated) my word!, heavens!
* * *Don·ner·keilm thunderbolt* * *A. m1. MYTH thunderbolt2. (Fossil) thunderstoneB. int umg heavens!, my word! -
18 Drude
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19 Einhorn
n; Pl. Einhörner; MYTH. unicorn* * *das Einhornunicorn* * *Ein|hornnt (MYTH, ASTRON)unicorn* * *(in mythology, an animal like a horse, but with one straight horn on the forehead.) unicorn* * *Ein·horn[ˈainhɔrn]nt unicorn* * *das unicorn* * ** * *das unicorn* * *-¨er n.unicorn n. -
20 Erinnyen
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