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121 packen
I vt/i1. (Koffer, Sachen etc.) pack; (Paket) wrap up; EDV pack; jemanden ins Bett packen fig. pack s.o. off to bed; ich muss noch packen I still have to pack (my case), I’ve still got my packing to do; ich bin fertig mit Packen I’ve finished (my) packing2. (derb fassen) grab (hold of)3. fig. (fesseln) grip; von Furcht etc. gepackt gripped ( oder seized) with fear etc.; mich packt die Wut, wenn ich höre, dass... I get so angry when I hear that..., it makes me so mad to hear that...; mich hat der Film gepackt I was totally gripped by the film (Am. auch movie); ihn hat’s gepackt umg., Krankheit: he’s been laid low; Liebe: he’s smitten4. umg., fig. (schaffen) manage; es packen (etw. erreichen, schaffen) make it, do it; (zurechtkommen) manage, cope; wir haben es gerade noch gepackt we just made it (in time)5. packen wir’s! umg. (gehen wir!) let’s go, let’s be on our wayII v/refl umg. clear off, beat it; pack dich! clear off!, hop it!, Am. auch vamoose!* * *das Packenpacking* * *Pạ|cken ['pakn]m -s, -heap, pile, stack; (zusammengeschnürt) package, bundleein Packen Arbeit (inf) — a pile of work
* * *der1) (things tied up together or put in a container, especially to be carried on one's back: He carried his luggage in a pack on his back.) pack2) (the act of putting things in bags, cases etc: He has done his packing tonight as he is leaving in the morning.) packing3) (to take a firm hold of: He gripped his stick; The speaker gripped (the attention of) his audience.) grip4) (to try to grasp or seize (someone): The policeman tackled the thief.) tackle* * *Pa·cken<-s, ->[ˈpakn̩]* * *der; Packens, Packen: pile; (zusammengeschnürt) bundle; (von Geldscheinen) wad* * *A. v/t & v/ijemanden ins Bett packen fig pack sb off to bed;ich muss noch packen I still have to pack (my case), I’ve still got my packing to do;ich bin fertig mit Packen I’ve finished (my) packing2. (derb fassen) grab (hold of)3. fig (fesseln) grip;von Furcht etcmich packt die Wut, wenn ich höre, dass … I get so angry when I hear that …, it makes me so mad to hear that …;mich hat der Film gepackt I was totally gripped by the film (US auch movie);4. umg, fig (schaffen) manage;wir haben es gerade noch gepackt we just made it (in time)5.B. v/r umg clear off, beat it;pack dich! clear off!, hop it!, US auch vamoose!* * *der; Packens, Packen: pile; (zusammengeschnürt) bundle; (von Geldscheinen) wad* * *v.to grapple v.to grip v.to pack v.to seize v. -
122 Rudel
* * *das Rudelpack* * *Ru|del ['ruːdl]nt -s, -(von Hunden, Wölfen) pack; (von Wildschweinen, Hirschen) herd; (fig dated) swarm, horde* * *das1) (a number or group of certain animals: a pack of wolves / a wolf-pack.) pack2) (a group (of lions or of peacocks): a pride of lions.) pride* * *Ru·del<-s, ->[ˈru:dl̩]in \Rudeln in herds/packs/swarms [or hordes]in einem \Rudel auftreten to go around in a herd/pack/swarm [or horde]* * *das; Rudels, Rudel (von Hirschen, Gämsen) herd; (von Wölfen, Hunden) pack* * ** * *das; Rudels, Rudel (von Hirschen, Gämsen) herd; (von Wölfen, Hunden) pack* * *pack (animals) n. -
123 Päckchen
n parcel; Postbezeichnung: small packet; Päckchen Zigaretten packet (Am. pack) of cigarettes; wir haben alle unser Päckchen zu tragen fig. we all have our little crosses to bear* * *das Päckchenpack; packet; parcel; small parcel* * *Pạ̈ck|chen ['pɛkçən]nt -s, -package, (small) parcel; (POST) small packet; (= Packung) packet, packein Päckchen Zigaretten — a packet or pack (esp US) of cigarettes
ein Päckchen Spielkarten — a pack of (playing) cards
ein Päckchen aufgeben — to post (Brit) or mail (esp US) a small parcel
jeder hat sein Päckchen zu tragen (fig inf) — we all have our cross to bear
* * *das1) (a packet: a pack of cigarettes.) pack2) (a small often flat, usually paper or cardboard container, especially one in which food is sold or in which small objects are sent through the post: a packet of biscuits.) packet3) (thing(s) wrapped and tied, usually to be sent by post: I got a parcel in the post today.) parcel* * *Päck·chen<-s, ->[ˈpɛkçən]nt1. (Postversand) small parcel, package2. (Packung) packet, pack3. (kleiner Packen) pack, bundle4.▶ jeder hat sein \Päckchen zu tragen we all have our cross to bear* * *das; Päckchens, Päckchen1) (kleines Paket) package; small parcel; (Postw.) small parcel (below a specified weight); (Bündel) packet; bundle2) s. Packung 1)* * *Päckchen Zigaretten packet (US pack) of cigarettes;wir haben alle unser Päckchen zu tragen fig we all have our little crosses to bear* * *das; Päckchens, Päckchen1) (kleines Paket) package; small parcel; (Postw.) small parcel (below a specified weight); (Bündel) packet; bundle2) s. Packung 1)* * *- n.packet n.parcel n. -
124 aufstecken
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t* * *auf|ste|cken sep1. vt1) (= auf etw stecken) to put on (auf +acc -to); Fahne to put up ( auf +acc on); (COMPUT) Modul, Karte to plug insich (dat) einen Ring áúfstecken — to put on a ring
jdm einen Ring áúfstecken — to put a ring on sb's finger
Kerzen auf einen Leuchter/den Baum áúfstecken — to put candles in a candlestick/on the tree
3) (inf = aufgeben) to pack in (inf)2. viinf = aufgeben) to pack it in (inf); (bei Rennen etc auch) to retire* * *auf|ste·ckenI. vt1. (auf etw stecken)Bajonette \aufstecken to fix bayonetsFahnen \aufstecken to put up sep bunting2. (hochstecken)* * *1.transitives Verb1)2) (ugs.): (aufgeben)2.etwas aufstecken — give something up; pack something in (sl.)
* * *aufstecken (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/tauf +akk on[to])* * *1.transitives Verb1)sich (Dat.) das Haar/die Zöpfe aufstecken — pin or put one's hair/plaits up
2) (ugs.): (aufgeben)2.etwas aufstecken — give something up; pack something in (sl.)
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125 Packesel
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126 Klarsichtpackung
Klarsichtpackung f V&M blister pack, bubble pack, see-through pack, transparent pack* * *f <V&M> blister pack, bubble pack, see-through pack, transparent pack* * *Klarsichtpackung
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127 Bündel
n; -s, -1. bundle; längliches: sheaf, wad (auch Banknoten); Radieschen etc.: bunch; Heu, Stroh: sheaf; ein Bündel Briefe / Zeitungen a packet (Am. bundle) of letters / newpapers; ein schreiendes etc. Bündel fig. a screaming little bundle; sein Bündel schnüren fig. pack one’s bags, pack up; jeder hat sein Bündel zu tragen fig. everyone has his, her etc. cross to bear2. OPT. (Strahlen) bundle, pencil, beam3. ANAT. von Muskeln etc.: fascicle4. WIRTS. package, parcel* * *das Bündelwad; packet; bundle; cluster; bunch; sheaf* * *Bụ̈n|del ['bʏndl]nt -s, -bundle, sheaf; (= Strohbündel) sheaf; (von Banknoten) wad, bundle; (von Karotten, Radieschen etc) bunch; (OPT = Strahlenbündel) pencil; (MATH) sheaf; (fig) (von Fragen, Problemen etc) cluster; (von Vorschlägen etc) setein hilfloses/schreiendes Bündel — a helpless/howling (little) bundle
sein Bündel schnüren or packen (dated) — to pack one's bags
jeder hat sein Bündel zu tragen — everybody has his cross to bear
* * *das1) (a number of things fastened or growing together: a bunch of bananas.) bunch2) (a number of things bound together: a bundle of rags.) bundle3) (in Australia, a tramp's bundle.) swag* * *Bün·del<-s, ->[ˈbʏndl̩]nt1. (Packen) bundle, sheafein \Bündel von Fragen a set [or cluster] of questions4.▶ jeder hat sein \Bündel zu tragen we all have our cross to bear* * *das; Bündels, Bündel: bundleein Bündel von Fragen — (fig.) a set or cluster of questions
sein Bündel packen od. schnüren — pack one's bags pl
* * *ein Bündel Briefe/Zeitungen a packet (US bundle) of letters/newpapers;ein schreiendes etcBündel fig a screaming little bundle;3. ANAT von Muskeln etc: fascicle4. WIRTSCH package, parcel* * *das; Bündels, Bündel: bundleein Bündel von Fragen — (fig.) a set or cluster of questions
sein Bündel packen od. schnüren — pack one's bags pl
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128 Kartenspiel
n1. card game, game of cards2. (Karten) pack of cards* * *das Kartenspielpack of cards; deck of cards; game of cards; card game* * *Kạr|ten|spielnt* * *das1) (the game(s) played with playing-cards: He cheats at cards.) cards2) (a pack of playing-cards: The gambler used his own deck of cards.) deck* * *Kar·ten·spielnt1. (ein Spiel mit Karten) game of cards2. (Satz Karten) pack of cards* * *1) card game2) (Satz Spielkarten) pack or (Amer.) deck [of cards]3) (das Kartenspielen) card-playing no art.* * *1. card game, game of cards2. (Karten) pack of cards* * *1) card game2) (Satz Spielkarten) pack or (Amer.) deck [of cards]3) (das Kartenspielen) card-playing no art.* * *n.deck of cards (US) n.pack of cards (UK) n.playing cards n.
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