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1 nickend
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2 zunickend
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3 das Träumen
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4 nickend
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5 das Nicken
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6 das Schlafen
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7 oberflächlich
I Adj. superficial; Mensch: auch shallow; (flüchtig) perfunctory, cursory; oberflächliche Bekanntschaft casual ( oder nodding) acquaintance; es ist bei ihm sehr oberflächlich auch it doesn’t go very deep with himII Adv. superficially; (flüchtig) perfunctorily, cursorily; oberflächlich betrachtet on the surface; ich kenne sie nur oberflächlich she’s only a casual acquaintance, I don’t know her very well* * *trivial; superficial; cursory; perfunctory; desultory; skin-deep* * *ober|fläch|lich [-flɛçlɪç]1. adj1) (= an der Oberfläche) superficialóberflächliche Verletzung — surface wound
2) (= flüchtig) superficial; Kenntnisse superficial, shallowbei óberflächlicher Betrachtung — at a quick glance
seine Englischkenntnisse sind nur óberflächlich — his knowledge of English is only superficial
3) (= seicht) Mensch, Unterhaltung superficial, shallow2. adv1) (= an der Oberfläche) superficially, on the surfaceer ist nur óberflächlich verletzt — he's only got superficial injuries
2) (= flüchtig) superficially, not thoroughlysie arbeitet óberflächlich — she doesn't do her work thoroughly
jdn (nur) óberflächlich kennen — to know sb( only) slightly, to have a nodding acquaintance with sb
etw (nur) óberflächlich kennen — to have (only) a shallow or superficial knowledge of sth
3) (= seicht) superficiallysich óberflächlich unterhalten — to have a superficial conversation
* * *1) (not able to think seriously or feel deeply: a rather shallow personality.) shallow2) (slight or incomplete: a sketchy knowledge of French.) sketchy3) (on, or affecting, the surface only: The wound is only superficial.) superficial4) (not thorough: He has only a superficial knowledge of the subject.) superficial5) ((especially of people) only interested in unimportant things; not at all serious: She's a very trivial person.) trivial* * *ober·fläch·lich[ˈo:bɐflɛçlɪç]I. adj1. (äußerlich) superficial2. (flüchtig) superficialsie arbeitet rasch, ist aber leider etwas zu \oberflächlich she works quickly but, unfortunately, she's a little slapdash3. (seicht) superficialII. adv1. (an der Oberfläche) superficially3. (allgemein) superficially* * *1.Adjektiv superficial2.eine erste, oberflächlich Schätzung — a first, rough estimate
adverbial superficially* * *oberflächliche Bekanntschaft casual ( oder nodding) acquaintance;oberflächlich betrachtet on the surface;ich kenne sie nur oberflächlich she’s only a casual acquaintance, I don’t know her very well* * *1.Adjektiv superficial2.eine erste, oberflächlich Schätzung — a first, rough estimate
adverbial superficially* * *adj.cursory adj.perfunctory adj.sketchy adj.superficial adj. adv.cursorily adv.perfunctorily adv.sketchily adv.superficially adv. -
8 Sekundenschlaf
m am Steuer: momentary nodding off* * *Se|kụn|den|schlafm(am Steuer) momentary nodding off, microsleep (spec)* * *Sekundenschlaf m am Steuer: momentary nodding off -
9 BNS
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10 Blitz-Nick-Salam
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11 BNS-Krämpfe
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12 Nicken
I v/i1. ( auch mit dem Kopf nicken) nod (one’s head); zum Gruß: give a nod; zustimmend nicken nod in agreement; beifällig nicken nod approvingly, nod (one’s) approval2. umg. (leicht schlafen) doze, be having forty winks* * *das Nickennod* * *nị|cken ['nɪkn]vi2) (inf = schlummern) to snooze (inf), to doze, to nod* * *1) (to make a quick forward and downward movement of the head to show agreement, as a greeting etc: I asked him if he agreed and he nodded (his head); He nodded to the man as he passed him in the street.) nod2) (a nodding movement of the head: He answered with a nod.) nod* * *ni·cken[ˈnɪkn̩]vi1. (mit dem Kopf nicken) to nod▪ ... \nicken to nod...zufrieden \nicken to nod with content▪ das \nicken nod* * *intransitives Verb1) nod* * *A. v/i1. ( auchmit dem Kopf nicken) nod (one’s head); zum Gruß: give a nod;zustimmend nicken nod in agreement;beifällig nicken nod approvingly, nod (one’s) approval2. umg (leicht schlafen) doze, be having forty winksB. v/t Fußball sl:den Ball ins Tor nicken nod the ball into the goal* * *intransitives Verb1) nod* * *- n.nod n. -
13 nicken
I v/i1. ( auch mit dem Kopf nicken) nod (one’s head); zum Gruß: give a nod; zustimmend nicken nod in agreement; beifällig nicken nod approvingly, nod (one’s) approval2. umg. (leicht schlafen) doze, be having forty winks* * *das Nickennod* * *nị|cken ['nɪkn]vi2) (inf = schlummern) to snooze (inf), to doze, to nod* * *1) (to make a quick forward and downward movement of the head to show agreement, as a greeting etc: I asked him if he agreed and he nodded (his head); He nodded to the man as he passed him in the street.) nod2) (a nodding movement of the head: He answered with a nod.) nod* * *ni·cken[ˈnɪkn̩]vi1. (mit dem Kopf nicken) to nod▪ ... \nicken to nod...zufrieden \nicken to nod with content▪ das \nicken nod* * *intransitives Verb1) nod* * *A. v/i1. ( auchmit dem Kopf nicken) nod (one’s head); zum Gruß: give a nod;zustimmend nicken nod in agreement;beifällig nicken nod approvingly, nod (one’s) approval2. umg (leicht schlafen) doze, be having forty winksB. v/t Fußball sl:den Ball ins Tor nicken nod the ball into the goal* * *intransitives Verb1) nod* * *- n.nod n. -
14 sitzend schlafen
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16 Wackeldackel
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17 flüchtige Bekanntschaft
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18 jdn. flüchtig kennen
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19 Pferdekopfpumpe
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20 schlafend
1. asleep2. dormant3. napping4. nodding5. roosting6. sleeping
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