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1 obsequious
adjectiveunterwürfig (abwertend)* * *[əb'si:kwiəs]- academic.ru/89553/obsequiously">obsequiously- obsequiousness* * *ob·se·qui·ous[əbˈsi:kwi:əs]* * *[əb'siːkwɪəs]adjunterwürfig, servil (geh) (to(wards) gegen, gegenüber)* * *obsequious [əbˈsiːkwıəs; US auch ɑb-] adj (adv obsequiously) unterwürfig (to gegen), servil, kriecherisch* * *adjectiveunterwürfig (abwertend)* * *adj.unterwürfig adj. -
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3 crawler
crawl·er[ˈkrɔ:ləʳ, AM ˈkrɑ:lɚ]nto be a \crawler im Krabbelalter sein* * *['krɔːlə(r)]n2) pl (= rompers) Spielanzug m* * *crawler [ˈkrɔːlə(r)] s1. Kriecher(in):2. Kriechtier n3. umg pej Kriecher(in)4. Br umg (leeres) Taxi auf Fahrgastsuche5. TECH6. Schwimmen: Krauler(in)* * *n.Kriechtier n. -
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crawl·er [ʼkrɔ:ləʳ, Am ʼkrɑ:lɚ] nto be a \crawler im Krabbelalter sein; -
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1. intransitive verb1) kriechencrawl to somebody — vor jemandem buckeln od. kriechen
3)be crawling — (be covered or filled) wimmeln ( with von)
4) see academic.ru/17157/creep">creep 1. 2)2. nounmove/go at a crawl — sich im Schneckentempo bewegen/im Schneckentempo fahren
2) (swimming stroke) Kraulen, das* * *[kro:l] 1. verb1) (to move slowly along the ground: The injured dog crawled away.) sich schleppen2) ((of people) to move on hands and knees or with the front of the body on the ground: The baby can't walk yet, but she crawls everywhere.) krabbeln3) (to move slowly: The traffic was crawling along at ten kilometres per hour.) kriechen4) (to be covered with crawling things: His hair was crawling with lice.) wimmeln2. noun1) (a very slow movement or speed: We drove along at a crawl.) das Kriechen2) (a style of swimming in which the arms make alternate overarm movements: She's better at the crawl than she is at the breaststroke.) das Kraulen* * *I. vi1. (go on all fours) krabbeln▪ to \crawl somewhere irgendwo[hin] krabbeln2. (move slowly) kriechento \crawl down/up sth etw hinunter-/hinaufkriechen5.▶ to make sb's flesh \crawl jdm Übelkeit verursachen1. (slow pace)to move at a \crawl kriechen, im Schneckentempo fahrento do the \crawl kraulen* * *[krɔːl]1. n1) (on hands and knees) Kriechen nt; (= slow speed) Schnecken- or Kriechtempo nt; (Brit inf = pub-crawl) Kneipenbummel mit was a long crawl (in car) — wir mussten lange kriechen wir sind lange nur im Kriechtempo vorangekommen
we could only go at a crawl —
2) (= swimming stroke) Kraul(stil) m, Kraulen nt2. vihe tried to crawl away — er versuchte wegzukriechen
2) (= be infested) wimmeln (with von)the meat was crawling with flies — das Fleisch wimmelte nur so von Fliegen
the street was crawling with police — auf der Straße wimmelte es von Polizisten
3)spiders make/he makes my flesh or skin crawl — wenn ich Spinnen/ihn sehe, kriege ich eine Gänsehaut
4) (inf: suck up) kriechen (to vor +dat)* * *crawl1 [krɔːl]A v/i1. kriechen:a) krabbeln:crawl through durchkriechen (durch)the hours crawled by die Stunden schlichen dahincrawl along dahinkriechend) umg unterwürfig sein:crawl to sb vor jemandem kriechen2. wimmeln ( with von):the town is crawling with tourists in der Stadt wimmelt es von Touristen3. kribbeln:his flesh was crawling er bekam eine Gänsehaut, es überlief ihn kalt;the sight made her flesh crawl bei dem Anblick bekam sie eine Gänsehaut4. (zer)fließen (Farbe)5. Schwimmen: kraulenB v/t Schwimmen: eine Strecke kraulenC s1. Kriechen n:go at a crawl → A 1 c* * *1. intransitive verb1) kriechenthe baby/insect crawls along the ground — das Baby/Insekt krabbelt über den Boden
crawl to somebody — vor jemandem buckeln od. kriechen
3)2. nounbe crawling — (be covered or filled) wimmeln ( with von)
1) Kriechen, das; (of insect, baby also) Krabbeln, das; (slow speed) Schneckentempo, dasmove/go at a crawl — sich im Schneckentempo bewegen/im Schneckentempo fahren
2) (swimming stroke) Kraulen, das* * *v.kriechen v.(§ p.,pp.: kroch, ist gekrochen) -
6 oleaginous
oleagi·nous[ˌəʊliˈæʤɪnəs, AM ˌoʊ-]1. (of oil) ölig* * *["əʊlI'dZɪnəs]adj (form)consistency ölig; (= containing oil) ölhaltig; (fig) person ölig* * *oleaginous [ˌəʊlıˈædʒınəs] adj1. ölartig, ölig, Öl…2. ölhaltig* * *adj.fettig adj.
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poodle — noun 1》 a dog of a breed with a curly coat that is usually clipped. 2》 Brit. a servile or obsequious person. verb Brit. informal move or travel in a leisurely manner. Origin C19: from Ger. Pudel(hund), from Low Ger. pud(d)eln splash in water (the … English new terms dictionary
