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121 krümmen
I v/t bend; Katze etc.: (den Rücken) arch; Finger, HaarII v/refl Straße: curve, bend; Fluss: bend; über längere Strecke: be very windy, wind its way; Fluss: auch meander; Holz, Blech: warp; Wurm: wriggle; sich krümmen vor (+ Dat) fig., Schmerzen, Lachen: double up (Am. over) with; Zustand: be doubled up ( oder convulsed) with; sich vor Verlegenheit krümmen squirm with embarrassment; gekrümmt* * *to hunch; to curve; to crank;sich krümmento writhe; to double up; to curve* * *krụ̈m|men ['krʏmən]1. vtto bendSee:→ Haar2. vrto bend; (Fluss) to wind; (Straße) to bend, to curve; (Wurm) to writhe; (Mensch) to double upsich vor Lachen krümmen — to double up with laughter, to crease up (inf)
* * *2) (to (cause to) bend or collapse suddenly at the waist: We (were) doubled up with laughter; He received a blow in the stomach which doubled him up.) double up3) (to bend (especially one's finger) into the shape of a hook: She crooked her finger to beckon him.) crook4) (with one's back and shoulders bent forward: He sat hunched up near the fire.) hunched up* * *krüm·men[ˈkrʏmən]I. vt1. (biegen)▪ etw \krümmen to bend sthden Rücken \krümmen to arch one's backdie Schultern \krümmen to slouch one's shoulders2. MATH, PHYS▪ gekrümmt curvedII. vr1. (eine Biegung machen)2. (sich beugen)3. (sich winden)* * *1.transitives Verb bend2.reflexives Verb writhesich vor Schmerzen/in Krämpfen krümmen — double up with pain/cramp
* * *B. v/r Straße: curve, bend; Fluss: bend; über längere Strecke: be very windy, wind its way; Fluss: auch meander; Holz, Blech: warp; Wurm: wriggle;sich krümmen vor (+dat) fig, Schmerzen, Lachen: double up (US over) with; Zustand: be doubled up ( oder convulsed) with;* * *1.transitives Verb bend2.reflexives Verb writhesich vor Schmerzen/in Krämpfen krümmen — double up with pain/cramp
* * *v.to bend v.(§ p.,p.p.: bent)to crank v.to crook v.to curve v.to hump up v.to warp v.to writhe v. -
122 Kugelform
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123 mausern
I v/i und v/refl ZOOL. mo(u)ltII v/refl umg., fig. shape up nicely; sich mausern zu turn out; (sich verwandeln in) be transformed into; bes. Mädchen: blossom (out) into* * *sich mausern(Federn abwerfen) to moult; to molt* * *mau|sern ['mauzɐn]vr* * *mau·sern[ˈmauzɐn]vr* * *reflexives Verb moultsich zur Dame mausern — (fig. ugs.) blossom into a lady
* * *A. v/i & v/r ZOOL mo(u)ltB. v/r umg, fig shape up nicely;sich mausern zu turn out; (sich verwandeln in) be transformed into; besonders Mädchen: blossom (out) into* * *reflexives Verb moultsich zur Dame mausern — (fig. ugs.) blossom into a lady
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124 normen
v/t standardize* * *to normalize* * *nọr|men ['nɔrmən]vtto standardize* * *1) (to make or keep (eg products) of one size, shape etc for the sake of convenience etc.) standardize2) (to make or keep (eg products) of one size, shape etc for the sake of convenience etc.) standardise* * *nor·men[ˈnɔrmən]vt▪ etw \normen to standardize sth* * *normieren transitives Verb standardize* * *normen v/t standardize* * *normieren transitives Verb standardize -
125 Prisma
n; -s, Prismen prism* * *das Prismaprism* * *Prịs|ma ['prɪsma]nt -s, Pri\#smen[-mən] prism* * *das1) (a solid figure whose sides are parallel and whose two ends are the same in shape and size.) prism2) (a glass object of this shape, usually with triangular ends, which breaks up a beam of white light into the colours of the rainbow.) prism* * *Pris·ma<-s, Prismen>[ˈprɪsma, pl -mən]nt prism* * *das; Prismas, Prismen (Math., Optik) prism* * ** * *das; Prismas, Prismen (Math., Optik) prism* * *-en n.prism n. -
126 prismenförmig
Adj. prism-shaped, in the shape of a prism* * * -
127 profilieren
I v/t TECH. profile, shape; weitS. streamline; fig. give s.th. a clear profileII v/refl Politiker etc.: distinguish o.s., make one’s mark* * *to contour* * *pro|fi|lie|ren [profi'liːrən] ptp profiliert1. vt(= mit Profil versehen) Schuhsohlen, Reifen to put a tread on; Blech to profile; (fig = scharf umreißen) to give a distinctive image to2. vr(= sich ein Image geben) to create a distinctive image for oneself; (= Besonderes leisten) to distinguish oneselfer will sich akademisch/politisch etc profilíéren — he wants to make a name for himself academically/in politics etc, he wants to make his mark academically/in politics etc
sie hat sich als Expertin für Lexikografie profiliert — she made a name for herself as an expert in lexicography
* * *pro·fi·lie·ren *[profiˈli:rən]I. vt▪ etw \profilieren to put a tread on sthBleche \profilieren to contour sheets of metalII. vrsie hat sich als Künstlerin profiliert she distinguished herself as an artist* * *reflexives Verb make one's name or mark; (sich unterscheiden) give oneself a clearer image* * *A. v/t TECH profile, shape; weitS. streamline; fig give sth a clear profileB. v/r Politiker etc: distinguish o.s., make one’s mark* * *reflexives Verb make one's name or mark; (sich unterscheiden) give oneself a clearer image -
128 Pyramide
f; -, -n pyramid (auch MATH. und fig.)* * *die Pyramidepyramid* * *Py|ra|mi|de [pyra'miːdə]f -, -npyramid* * *die1) (a solid shape usually with a square or triangular base, and sloping triangular sides meeting in a point.) pyramid2) (an ancient tomb built in this shape in Egypt.) pyramid* * *Py·ra·mi·de<-, -n>[pyraˈmi:də]f pyramid* * *die; Pyramide, Pyramiden pyramid* * ** * *die; Pyramide, Pyramiden pyramid* * *-n f.pyramid n.
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