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1 klimpern
I v/i jingle, jangle; auf Klavier: plonk ( schneller: tinkle) (away); auf Gitarre: strum (away); mit den Schlüsseln etc. klimpern jingle ( oder jangle) one’s keys etc.; mit den Wimpern klimpern umg., hum. flutter one’s eyelashes* * *to clink; to jingle; to thrum; to strum* * *klịm|pern ['klɪmpɐn]vito tinkle; (= stümperhaft klimpern) to plonk away (inf); (auf Banjo) to twangmit Geld klimpern — to jingle coins
* * *das1) (a slight metallic ringing sound (made eg by coins or by small bells): The dog pricked up its ears at the jingle of its master's keys.) jingle2) (a ringing sound: the clink of coins.) clink3) (to play especially noisily and unskilfully on a piano or stringed instrument: to strum a tune.) strum4) (to make a twang: He twanged his guitar; The wire twanged.) twang* * *klim·pern[ˈklɪmpɐn]vi1. (Töne erzeugen)auf einer Gitarre \klimpern to plunk away on [or twang] a guitar3. (erklingen lassen)mit seinen Schlüsseln \klimpern to jangle one's keys* * *1.intransitives Verb jingle; tinkle; <coins, keys> jinglemit den Wimpern klimpern — (scherzh.) flutter one's eyelashes [seductively]
2.auf dem Klavier klimpern — (ugs.) plunk away on the piano
* * *mit den Wimpern klimpern umg, hum flutter one’s eyelashes* * *1.intransitives Verb jingle; tinkle; <coins, keys> jinglemit den Wimpern klimpern — (scherzh.) flutter one's eyelashes [seductively]
2.auf dem Klavier klimpern — (ugs.) plunk away on the piano
* * *v.to chink v.to jingle v.to strum v.to thrum v. -
2 Wimper
f; -, -n1. eyelash; sich (Dat) die Wimpern tuschen mascara one’s eyelashes; mit den Wimpern klimpern umg. flutter one’s eyelashes; ohne mit der Wimper zu zucken fig. without batting an eyelid, without flinching2. BIO. cilium (Pl. cilia)* * *die Wimperlash; eyelash* * *Wịm|per ['vɪmpɐ]f -, -n1) (eye)lashohne mit der Wimper zu zucken (fig) — without batting an eyelid (Brit) or eyelash (US)
2) (BOT, ZOOL) cilium* * *die1) (one of the (rows of) hairs that grow on the edge of the eyelids: She looked at him through her eyelashes.) eyelash2) (an eyelash: She looked at him through her thick lashes.) lash* * *Wim·per<-, -n>[ˈvɪmpl̩]f (Härchen des Augenlids) [eye]lash▶ nicht mit der \Wimper zucken to not bat an eyelid▶ ohne mit der \Wimper zu zucken without batting an eyelid* * *die; Wimper, Wimpern [eye]lash* * *1. eyelash;sich (dat)die Wimpern tuschen mascara one’s eyelashes;mit den Wimpern klimpern umg flutter one’s eyelashes;ohne mit der Wimper zu zucken fig without batting an eyelid, without flinching2. BIOL cilium (pl cilia)* * *die; Wimper, Wimpern [eye]lash* * *-n f.eyelash n.lash n. -
3 Augendeckel
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4 Klappern
v/i rattle; Geschirr, Maschine etc.: clatter; Hufe, Holzschuhe: auch go clip-clop; Stricknadeln: click; mit etw. klappern rattle ( oder clatter) s.th.; er klapperte ( vor Kälte) mit den Zähnen his teeth were chattering (with cold); vor Angst klapperten mir die Zähne my teeth were chattering with fear; mit dem Schnabel klappern Storch: make a clattering noise with its beak; mit den Augen( deckeln) klappern umg. flutter one’s eyelids* * *das Klappernchatter; rattle* * *klạp|pern ['klapɐn]vi1) (= Geräusch machen) to clatter; (Klapperschlange, Fenster, Baby) to rattle; (Lider) to bat; (Mühle) to clack; (auf der Schreibmaschine) to clatter away; (mit Stricknadeln) to clickKlappern gehört zum Handwerk (prov) — making a big noise is part of the business
* * *1) ((of teeth) to knock together with the cold etc: teeth chattering with terror.) chatter2) (to (cause to) make a series of short, sharp noises by knocking together: The cups rattled as he carried the tray in; The strong wind rattled the windows.) rattle3) (a series of short, sharp noises: the rattle of cups.) rattle* * *klap·pern[ˈklapɐn]vi1. (hin- und herschlagen) to clatter, to rattlesie klapperte vor Kälte mit den Zähnen her teeth chattered with [the] cold3. (klappernd fahren) to clatter [or rattle] along* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattervor Kälte klapperte er mit den Zähnen — his teeth were chattering with cold
mit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
* * *Klappern n; -s, kein pl rattling, rattle; von Geschirr, Maschine etc: clatter(ing); von Stricknadeln: clicking; von Zähnen: chattering;Klappern gehört zum Handwerk puff(ery) is part of the trade* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattermit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
* * *v.to chatter v.to clatter v. -
5 klappern
v/i rattle; Geschirr, Maschine etc.: clatter; Hufe, Holzschuhe: auch go clip-clop; Stricknadeln: click; mit etw. klappern rattle ( oder clatter) s.th.; er klapperte ( vor Kälte) mit den Zähnen his teeth were chattering (with cold); vor Angst klapperten mir die Zähne my teeth were chattering with fear; mit dem Schnabel klappern Storch: make a clattering noise with its beak; mit den Augen( deckeln) klappern umg. flutter one’s eyelids* * *das Klappernchatter; rattle* * *klạp|pern ['klapɐn]vi1) (= Geräusch machen) to clatter; (Klapperschlange, Fenster, Baby) to rattle; (Lider) to bat; (Mühle) to clack; (auf der Schreibmaschine) to clatter away; (mit Stricknadeln) to clickKlappern gehört zum Handwerk (prov) — making a big noise is part of the business
* * *1) ((of teeth) to knock together with the cold etc: teeth chattering with terror.) chatter2) (to (cause to) make a series of short, sharp noises by knocking together: The cups rattled as he carried the tray in; The strong wind rattled the windows.) rattle3) (a series of short, sharp noises: the rattle of cups.) rattle* * *klap·pern[ˈklapɐn]vi1. (hin- und herschlagen) to clatter, to rattlesie klapperte vor Kälte mit den Zähnen her teeth chattered with [the] cold3. (klappernd fahren) to clatter [or rattle] along* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattervor Kälte klapperte er mit den Zähnen — his teeth were chattering with cold
mit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
* * *klappern v/i rattle; Geschirr, Maschine etc: clatter; Hufe, Holzschuhe: auch go clip-clop; Stricknadeln: click;mit etwas klappern rattle ( oder clatter) sth;er klapperte (vor Kälte) mit den Zähnen his teeth were chattering (with cold);vor Angst klapperten mir die Zähne my teeth were chattering with fear;mit dem Schnabel klappern Storch: make a clattering noise with its beak;mit den Augen(deckeln) klappern umg flutter one’s eyelids* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattermit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
* * *v.to chatter v.to clatter v. -
6 kläppern
v/i rattle; Geschirr, Maschine etc.: clatter; Hufe, Holzschuhe: auch go clip-clop; Stricknadeln: click; mit etw. klappern rattle ( oder clatter) s.th.; er klapperte ( vor Kälte) mit den Zähnen his teeth were chattering (with cold); vor Angst klapperten mir die Zähne my teeth were chattering with fear; mit dem Schnabel klappern Storch: make a clattering noise with its beak; mit den Augen( deckeln) klappern umg. flutter one’s eyelids* * *das Klappernchatter; rattle* * *klạp|pern ['klapɐn]vi1) (= Geräusch machen) to clatter; (Klapperschlange, Fenster, Baby) to rattle; (Lider) to bat; (Mühle) to clack; (auf der Schreibmaschine) to clatter away; (mit Stricknadeln) to clickKlappern gehört zum Handwerk (prov) — making a big noise is part of the business
* * *1) ((of teeth) to knock together with the cold etc: teeth chattering with terror.) chatter2) (to (cause to) make a series of short, sharp noises by knocking together: The cups rattled as he carried the tray in; The strong wind rattled the windows.) rattle3) (a series of short, sharp noises: the rattle of cups.) rattle* * *klap·pern[ˈklapɐn]vi1. (hin- und herschlagen) to clatter, to rattlesie klapperte vor Kälte mit den Zähnen her teeth chattered with [the] cold3. (klappernd fahren) to clatter [or rattle] along* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattervor Kälte klapperte er mit den Zähnen — his teeth were chattering with cold
mit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
* * ** * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattermit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
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7 künstlich
I Adj. artificial (auch Beatmung, Befruchtung, Blume, Ernährung, Licht, See etc.); Zähne etc.: auch false; Leder etc.: imitation...; (unecht) fake; (künstlich hergestellt) synthetic; man-made; Lächeln etc.: forced; künstliche Niere kidney machineII Adv. artificially; künstlich in die Länge ziehen (deliberately) stretch out; sich künstlich aufregen umg. get worked up over nothing* * *false; factitious; manmade; artificial; forced* * *kụ̈nst|lich ['kʏnstlɪç]1. adjartificial; Auge auch glass; Zähne, Wimpern, Fingernägel false; Faserstoffe synthetic, man-made; Diamanten imitation, fake (inf)See:2. adv1) fertigen, herstellen artificially, synthetically2)jdn künstlich ernähren (Med) — to feed sb artificially
See:→ beatmen3) (inf = übertrieben)sich künstlich aufregen — to get all worked up (inf) or excited about nothing
* * *1) artficially2) (made by man; not natural; not real: artificial flowers; Did you look at the colour in artificial light or in daylight?) artificial3) (artificial: false teeth.) false4) (made, happening or formed by man, not by natural means: a man-made lake.) man-made* * *künst·lich[ˈkʏnstlɪç]I. adj1. (industriell hergestellt) artificial, synthetic\künstliche Wimpern/Zähne false lashes/teethist der Rubin echt oder \künstlich? is that an imitation ruby or a genuine one?2. (nicht natürlich) artificial\künstliche Befruchtung artificial insemination\künstlich Erregung feigned excitement▪ \künstlich sein to be affected [or feigned]ob ihre Erregung echt oder nur \künstlich ist? I wonder if she's really excited or just putting it onII. advrege dich doch nicht \künstlich auf, so schlimm ist es nicht! stop making out you're upset, it's not that bad!, stop getting all worked up about nothing!2. (industriell) artificially, synthetically3. (mit Hilfe von Apparaten) artificially* * *1.1) artificial; artificial, glass < eye>; false <teeth, eyelashes, hair>; synthetic, man-made < fibre>; imitation, synthetic < diamond>2.1) artificially2)sich künstlich aufregen — (ugs.) get worked up or excited about nothing
* * *A. adj artificial (auch Beatmung, Befruchtung, Blume, Ernährung, Licht, See etc); Zähne etc: auch false; Leder etc: imitation …; (unecht) fake; (künstlich hergestellt) synthetic; man-made; Lächeln etc: forced;künstliche Niere kidney machineB. adv artificially;künstlich in die Länge ziehen (deliberately) stretch out;sich künstlich aufregen umg get worked up over nothing* * *1.1) artificial; artificial, glass < eye>; false <teeth, eyelashes, hair>; synthetic, man-made < fibre>; imitation, synthetic < diamond>2.1) artificially2)sich künstlich aufregen — (ugs.) get worked up or excited about nothing
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8 Augenwimper
f eyelash* * *die Augenwimpereyelash; lash* * *Au|gen|wim|perfeyelash* * *Au·gen·wim·perfkünstliche \Augenwimpern false eyelashes* * *die eyelash* * *Augenwimper f eyelash* * *die eyelash* * *m.eyelash n. -
9 Zweitwimpern
Zweit·wim·pernpl false eyelashes pl -
10 Augenwimpern
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11 Augenwimpern
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12 mit den Wimpern klimpern
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13 Wimpern
pl1. cilia pl2. eyelashes
См. также в других словарях:
eyelashes — n. one of a fringe of hairs growing along the edge of an eyelid … English contemporary dictionary
eyelashes — [ˈaɪlæʃɪz] noun [plural] the hairs along the edges of your eyelids … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
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eyelashes — Lihilihi … English-Hawaiian dictionary
eyelashes, hang on by one's — Succeed in persevering in difficult circumstances … A concise dictionary of English slang
EYELASHES — … Useful english dictionary
artificial eyelashes — fake eyelashes which are glued to the eyelids to enhance one s natural eyelashes … English contemporary dictionary
lace eyelashes — /leɪs ˈaɪlæʃəz/ (say lays uylashuhz) plural noun decorative false eyelashes which comprise fan shaped overlapping strips of lace like material extending beyond the eyelashes …
bat your eyelashes — bat your eyes/eyelashes/ phrase to open and close your eyes very quickly several times, intending to be attractive to someone Thesaurus: to use a particular gesture to communicate somethinghyponym Main entry: bat * * * ˌbat your ˈeyes/ˈeyelashes … Useful english dictionary
flutter your eyelashes at someone — phrase if a woman flutters her eyelashes at a man, she tries to make him think she is attractive by looking at him in a special way Thesaurus: bribery and manipulationhyponym to do something dishonestsynonym Main entry: flutter … Useful english dictionary
flutter your eyelashes at someone — if a woman flutters her eyelashes at a man, she tries to make him think she is attractive by looking at him in a special way … English dictionary
