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1 schwefelhaltig
Adj. sul|phur(e)ous (Am. -fur(e)ous)* * *sulphurous; sulphureous; sulfurous* * *schwe|fel|hal|tigadjcontaining sulphur (Brit) or sulfur (US), sulphur(e)ous (Brit), sulfurous (US)* * *schwe·fel·hal·tigadj inv sulphur[e]ous\schwefelhaltig sein to contain sulphur* * *Adjektiv containing sulphur postpos., not pred.; sulphurous <Quelle, Boden>* * ** * *Adjektiv containing sulphur postpos., not pred.; sulphurous <Quelle, Boden>* * *adj.sulphureous adj. -
2 herrlich
* * *delicious; marvelous; splendid; gorgeous; magnificent; marvellous; wonderful; splendiferous; enjoyable* * *hẹrr|lich ['hɛrlɪç]1. adjmarvellous (Brit), marvelous (US); Anblick, Tag, Wetter auch magnificent, glorious, lovely; Kleid gorgeous, lovely; Essen, Witz, Geschichte marvel(l)ous, wonderful, lovelydas ist ja herrlich (iro) — that's great
2. advwir haben uns herrlich amüsiert — we had marvel(l)ous fun or a marvel(l)ous time
herrlich feiern — to have a marvellous time
herrlich schmecken or munden — to taste absolutely delicious
* * *1) (delightful: Someone told me a lovely joke last night, but I can't remember it; a lovely meal.) lovely2) (very pleasant; delightful: glorious weather; Isn't the sunshine glorious?) glorious3) gloriously4) superbly5) (magnificent or excellent: a superb view/meal.) superb* * *herr·lichI. adjeine \herrliche Aussicht a beautiful [or magnificent] [or superb] view\herrlicher Sonnenschein glorious sunshine\herrlicher Urlaub delightful [or wonderful] holiday; (wunderschön) magnificentist das Wetter wieder \herrlich heute! what gorgeous [or excellent] weather we're having again today!2. (köstlich) delicious, exquisiteII. adv1. (prächtig)sich akk \herrlich amüsieren to have a marvellous [or AM marvelous] [or excellent] time, to have great fun2. (köstlich)\herrlich munden [o schmecken] to taste delicious* * *1.Adjektiv marvellous; marvellous, glorious < weather>; magnificent, splendid < view>; magnificent, gorgeous < clothes>; <something tastes, looks, sounds> wonderful, marvellous2.adverbial marvellouslyherrlich und in Freuden leben — live in clover
* * *B. adv marvel(l)ously etc;herrlich und in Freuden leben live in clover* * *1.Adjektiv marvellous; marvellous, glorious < weather>; magnificent, splendid < view>; magnificent, gorgeous < clothes>; <something tastes, looks, sounds> wonderful, marvellous2.adverbial marvellously* * *adj.funny adj.glorious adj.magnificent adj.pretty adj.splendiferous adj.superb adj. adv.gloriously adv.superbly adv. -
3 begeistert
I P.P. begeisternII Adj.1. attr. enthusiastic; Sportler etc.: keen; (leidenschaftlich) passionate; ein begeisterter Jazzanhänger etc. a great jazz fan etc.2. präd.: begeistert sein be enthusiastic; er war begeistert von dem Plan / Konzert he was all for ( oder very enthusiastic about) the plan / he thought the concert was marvel(l)ous; sie waren begeistert they were quite taken ( von with); ich bin total oder völlig begeistert! umg. I think it’s great ( oder marvel[l]ous)III Adv. enthusiastically, with (great) enthusiasm; begeistert aufnehmen Person: give a warm ( stärker: rapturous) welcome to; Sache: take on board enthusiastically umg.; begeistert mitmachen join in wholeheartedly* * *enthusiastic; zestful; zesty; elated; lyric* * *be|geis|tert [bə'gaistɐt]1. adjenthusiastic ( von about)2. adventhusiasticallySee:→ auch begeistern* * *1) ((negative unenthusiastic) full of enthusiasm or approval: an enthusiastic mountaineer.) enthusiastic* * *be·geis·tertsie ist eine \begeisterte Opernliebhaberin she is an ardent [or a keen] opera fanII. adv enthusiastically* * *1.Adjektiv enthusiastic2.von jemandem/etwas begeistert sein — be taken by or with somebody/be enthusiastic about something
adverbial enthusiastically* * *B. adj2. präd:begeistert sein be enthusiastic;er war begeistert von dem Plan/Konzert he was all for ( oder very enthusiastic about) the plan/he thought the concert was marvel(l)ous;sie waren begeistert they were quite taken (von with);C. adv enthusiastically, with (great) enthusiasm;begeistert aufnehmen Person: give a warm ( stärker: rapturous) welcome to; Sache: take on board enthusiastically umg;begeistert mitmachen join in wholeheartedly…begeistert im adj …-mad, …-crazy umg; präd mad about …, crazy about … umg;sie ist total sportbegeistert she’s really keen on sports, she’s absolutely sports-crazy, US she’s really hot on sports* * *1.Adjektiv enthusiastic2.von jemandem/etwas begeistert sein — be taken by or with somebody/be enthusiastic about something
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4 hinreißend
I Part. Präs. hinreißenII Adj. Anblick, Schönheit: stunning; Redner etc.: thrilling, marvel(l)ous; (faszinierend) fascinating; (großartig) marvel(l)ousIII Adv.: hinreißend schön Person: stunningly beautiful; sie hat hinreißend gespielt she played beautifully, it was a wonderful performance* * *bewitching; ravishing; thrilling; fascinating* * *hịn|rei|ßend1. adjfantastic; Landschaft, Anblick enchanting; Schönheit, Mensch captivating; Redner thrilling, fantastic2. advhinreißend ( schön) aussehen — to look quite enchanting
hinreißend (schön) Klavier spielen — to play the piano quite enchantingly or delightfully
* * *1) ravishingly2) (extremely delightful; very lovely: She looks ravishing tonight.) ravishing* * *hin·rei·ßendI. adj enchanting, captivatingvon \hinreißender Schönheit of striking beautyII. adv enchantingly\hinreißend aussehen to look enchanting [or captivating]* * *1. 2.adverbial enchantingly* * *B. adj Anblick, Schönheit: stunning; Redner etc: thrilling, marvel(l)ous; (faszinierend) fascinating; (großartig) marvel(l)ousC. adv:hinreißend schön Person: stunningly beautiful;sie hat hinreißend gespielt she played beautifully, it was a wonderful performance* * *1. 2.adverbial enchantingly* * *adj.panicking adj.ravishing adj. -
5 abschüssig
* * *sloping; steep; prone; downhill; precipitous* * *ạb|schüs|sig ['apʃʏsɪç]adjslopingauf einer abschüssigen Bahn sein (fig) — to be going rapidly downhill
* * *ab·schüs·sig[ˈapʃʏsɪç]adj steep* * *die Straße ist sehr abschüssig — the road goes steeply downhill
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6 beleidigend
I Part. Präs. beleidigenII Adj. offensive; grob: insulting; JUR. slanderous; schriftlich: libel(l)ous; beleidigend werden become ( oder get) abusive, start insulting s.o.* * *injurious; offensive; contumelious; abusive; scathing* * *1) (using insulting language: He wrote an abusive letter to the manager.) abusive2) (contemptuous or offensive: insulting words.) insulting3) offensively* * *be·lei·di·gendI. adj insulting, offensiveII. adv insultingly, offensively* * ** * *adj.abusive adj.offending adj.scathing adj.slighting adj. adv.abusively adv.offensively adv. -
7 Berglandschaft
f mountain(ous) landscape, mountain scenery* * *Berg·land·schaftf mountain landscape* * *Berglandschaft f mountain(ous) landscape, mountain scenery -
8 fabelhaft
I Adj.1. (großartig) fantastic, fabulous; Gedächtnis: auch wonderful; er ist ein fabelhafter Kerl he’s a marvel(l)ous ( oder wonderful) person2. umg., Vermögen etc.: fabulous, prodigiousII Adv.1. fantastically, wonderfully; es hat fabelhaft geklappt it worked out fantastically well ( oder marvel[l]ously); du hast fabelhaft gekocht your cooking was fantastic* * *fabulous; scrumptious* * *fa|bel|haft1. adjsplendid, magnificent; (inf = unglaublich groß) fantastic, fabulous2. advsplendidly, magnificently; (inf = sehr, überaus) fantastically, fabulously* * *1) (wonderful: a fabulous idea.) fabulous2) fabulously3) (very pleasant: a grand day at the seaside.) grand4) (very good in some way; excellent: a marvellous idea.) marvellous* * *fa·bel·haft[ˈfa:bl̩haft]das ist ja \fabelhaft! (fam) that's marvellousII. adv marvellously* * *1.2) nicht präd. (unglaublich) fabulous < riches>2.* * *A. adjer ist ein fabelhafter Kerl he’s a marvel(l)ous ( oder wonderful) person2. umg, Vermögen etc: fabulous, prodigiousB. adv1. fantastically, wonderfully;es hat fabelhaft geklappt it worked out fantastically well ( oder marvel[l]ously);du hast fabelhaft gekocht your cooking was fantastic2. umg (sehr) incredibly;fabelhaft reich fabulously rich, prodigiously wealthy* * *1.2) nicht präd. (unglaublich) fabulous < riches>2.* * *adj.marvellous adj.scrumptious adj. adv.scrumptiously adv. -
9 fahrig
Adj. (nervös) nerv|y (Am. -ous), agitated; (unaufmerksam) dithering; Bewegungen: fidgety; er ist furchtbar fahrig (unkonzentriert) he can’t concentrate on anything, he’s all of a dither* * *fah|rig ['faːrɪç]adjnervous; (= unkonzentriert) distracted* * *fah·rig[ˈfa:rɪç]\fahrige Bewegungen nervous movements; (unkonzentriert) distracted* * ** * ** * ** * *adj.erratic adj. -
10 Gebirgsland
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11 Giftstoff
m poison(ous substance); MED. und Umwelt: toxin, toxic agent; (Abgas etc.) pollutant* * *der Giftstoffpoisonous substance; poison; toxicity; toxin; virus* * *Gịft|stoffmpoisonous or toxic substance* * *Gift·stoff* * *der poisonous or toxic substance* * ** * *der poisonous or toxic substance* * *m.toxin n. -
12 königlich
I Adj.1. royal; Haltung etc.: regal, kingly; Seine / Ihre königliche Hoheit His / Her Royal Highness3. umg. tremendousII Adv.:1. jemanden königlich bewirten entertain s.o. lavishly; er wurde königlich belohnt / beschenkt he was handsomely ( oder richly) rewarded / was showered with presents2. umg. tremendously, immensely; sich königlich amüsieren have a marvel(l)ous time; sich königlich freuen be as pleased as Punch* * *kingly; royal; regal; queenly* * *kö|nig|lich ['køːnIklɪç]1. adjroyal; Auftreten, Stolz etc auch regal; Geschenk, Gehalt princelydas kö́nigliche Spiel — chess, the royal game, the game of kings
Seine/Ihre Königliche Hoheit — His/Her Royal Highness
kö́niglich-preußisch/bayrisch — Royal Prussian/Bavarian
2. advsich kö́niglich freuen — to be as pleased as Punch (inf)
sich kö́niglich amüsieren — to have the time of one's life (inf)
* * *1) (of, relating to, or suitable for a king: kingly robes; a kingly feast.) kingly2) regally3) (of, like, or suitable for, a king or queen: She has a regal appearance; regal robes.) regal4) royally5) (of, concerning etc a king, queen etc: the royal family; His Royal Highness Prince Charles.) royal6) (magnificent: a royal feast.) royal* * *kö·nig·lich[ˈkø:nɪklɪç]I. adj1. (dem König gehörend) royal2. (großzügig) generous, handsomeII. adv2. (großzügig) generously, handsomely* * *1.1) nicht präd. royal2) (vornehm) regal2.königlich beschenkt werden — be showered with lavish presents
* * *A. adj1. royal; Haltung etc: regal, kingly;Seine/Ihre königliche Hoheit His/Her Royal Highness3. umg tremendousB. adv:1.jemanden königlich bewirten entertain sb lavishly;er wurde königlich belohnt/beschenkt he was handsomely ( oder richly) rewarded/was showered with presents2. umg tremendously, immensely;sich königlich amüsieren have a marvel(l)ous time;sich königlich freuen be as pleased as Punch* * *1.1) nicht präd. royal2) (vornehm) regal2.* * *adj.kinglike adj.kingly adj.queenlike adj.queenly adj.regal adj.royal adj. adv.regally adv.royally adv.sovereignly adv. -
13 Krebskrankheit
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14 Krebszelle
f cancer(ous) cell* * *Krebs|zel|lef (MED)cancer cell* * *Krebs·zel·lef cancer cell* * *Krebszelle f cancer(ous) cell -
15 sechsfüßig
Adj.1. ZOOL. six-footed; fachspr. hexapod(ous)* * *sechsfüßig adj1. ZOOL six-footed; fachspr hexapod(ous) -
16 Tannensterben
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17 verleumderisch
* * *calumnious; slanderous; defamatory; libelous; libellous* * *ver|leum|de|risch [fɛɐ'lɔymdərɪʃ]adjslanderous; (in Schriftform) libellous (esp Brit), libelous (US)* * *1) libellous2) libellously3) ((of stories etc) containing scandal.) scandalous* * *ver·leum·de·risch[fɛɐ̯ˈlɔymdərɪʃ]adj slanderous, libellous [or AM libelous]* * *Adjektiv slanderous; (in Schriftform) libellous* * ** * *Adjektiv slanderous; (in Schriftform) libellous* * *adj.calumnious adj.defamatory adj.libellous adj.slanderous adj. adv.calumniously adv.libelously adv.slanderously adv. -
18 wunderbar
Adj.1. wonderful, marvel(l)ous; es hat wunderbar geschmeckt it tasted wonderful2. (übernatürlich, auch fig.) miraculous* * *wonderful; admirable; miraculous; marvellous; terrific; portentous; prodigious; marvelous* * *wụn|der|bar1. adj2) (= übernatürlich, wie durch ein Wunder) miraculous2. adv(= herrlich) wonderfully* * *1) (wonderful: The Alps are a marvellous sight.) marvellous2) marvellously3) miraculously4) (arousing wonder; extraordinary, especially in excellence: a wonderful opportunity; a wonderful present; She's a wonderful person.) wonderful5) wonderfully* * *wun·der·bar[ˈvʊndɐba:ɐ̯]I. adj1. (herrlich) wonderful, marvellous[das ist ja] \wunderbar! [that's] wonderful [or marvellous]!sie ist eine \wunderbare Frau she's a wonderful woman2. (wie ein Wunder) miraculouseine \wunderbare Fügung a wonderful stroke of luckdie Geschichte ihrer Rettung ist \wunderbar the story of how she was rescued is miraculousdieses Kissen ist \wunderbar weich this cushion is wonderfully soft* * *1.1) (übernatürlich erscheinend) miraculous2) (herrlich) wonderful; marvellous2.1) (herrlich) wonderfully; marvellously* * *wunderbar adj1. wonderful, marvel(l)ous;es hat wunderbar geschmeckt it tasted wonderful2. (übernatürlich, auch fig) miraculous* * *1.1) (übernatürlich erscheinend) miraculous2) (herrlich) wonderful; marvellous2.1) (herrlich) wonderfully; marvellously* * *adj.marvellous adj.marvelous adj.miraculous adj.prodigious adj.terrific adj.wonderful adj. adv.marvellously adv.marvelously adv.miraculously adv.prodigiously adv.terrifically adv.wonderfully adv. -
19 wundervoll
Adj. wonderful, marvel(l)ous* * *wonderful* * *wụn|der|voll1. adjwonderful, marvellous (Brit), marvelous (US)2. advwonderfully* * *wun·der·voll* * *1.Adjektiv wonderful; marvellous2.adverbial wonderfully; marvellously* * *wundervoll adj wonderful, marvel(l)ous* * *1.Adjektiv wonderful; marvellous2.adverbial wonderfully; marvellously* * *adj.wonderful adj. adv.wonderfully adv. -
20 Risikomanagement
Risikomanagement n BÖRSE, FIN, MGT risk management* * *n <Börse, Finanz, Mgmnt> risk management* * *Risikomanagement
risk management;
• Risikomarge margin of risk;
• spezifiziertes Risikomaterial (BSE) specified risk material (SRM);
• Risikomerkmale particulars of a risk;
• Risikominderung (Versicherung) decoy in risks;
• Risikopolice für das gesamte Ausfuhrgeschäft (Hermesbürgschaft) whole turnover policy;
• Risikoprämie hazard[ous-work] bonus, risk premium;
• hohe Risikoprämie bei Anlageinvestitionen high-risk premium on capital investment;
• Risikoprüfung risk assessment;
• Risikoquelle source of danger.
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