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1 Maltechnik
f painting technique* * *die Maltechnikpainting technique* * *Mal|tech|nikfpainting technique* * *Mal·tech·nikf [painting] technique* * *die painting technique* * *Maltechnik f painting technique* * *die painting technique -
2 Lackiertechnik
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3 Lackiermethode
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4 Maltechnik
Mal·tech·nik f[painting] technique -
5 Hinterglasmalerei
f painting on the back of glass; fachspr. verre églomisé painting (Bild), verre églomisé technique (Maltechnik)* * *die Hinterglasmalereiglass painting* * *Hin|ter|glas|ma|le|reif(= Bild) verre églomisé picture; (= Technik) verre églomisé technique* * *Hin·ter·glas·ma·le·rei[hɪntɐˈgla:sma:lərai]f KUNST1. (Bild) pictures painted on the back of glass* * *Hinterglasmalerei f painting on the back of glass; fachspr verre églomisé painting (Bild), verre églomisé technique (Maltechnik) -
6 malerisch
I Adj.1. malerische Tätigkeit work as a painter, artistic work; malerisches Talent artistic ( oder painterly) talent, talent as a painter ( oder an artist)2. (pittoresk) picturesqueII Adv.1. artistically; mit malerisch geschultem Blick erkannte er... with the trained eye of the painter he recognized...; malerisch gesehen from an artistic point of view, as a painting2. (pittoresk) picturesquely; die Kapelle, malerisch in einem Seitental liegend,... the chapel, picturesquely situated ( oder in a picturesque situation) in a side valley,...* * *picturesque; quaint; romantic; scenic* * *ma|le|risch ['maːlərɪʃ]1. adj1) (= bildnerisch) in painting; Talent, Können as a painterdas málerische Schaffen Leonardos — Leonardo's painting
seine málerischen Mittel — his technique as a painter
2) (= pittoresk) picturesque; Landschaft picturesque, scenic2. adv(= pittoresk) picturesquely* * *1) pictorially3) ((of places) pretty and interesting: a picturesque village.) picturesque* * *ma·le·risch1. (pittoresk) picturesqueein \malerischer Anblick a picturesque view\malerisch gelegen sein to be located in a picturesque place2. (die Malerei betreffend) artisticeine \malerische Interpretation/Sichtweise an artistic interpretation/impressionein \malerisches Genie an artistic genius* * *1.1) (pittoresk) picturesque2.* * *A. adj1.malerische Tätigkeit work as a painter, artistic work;2. (pittoresk) picturesqueB. adv1. artistically;mit malerisch geschultem Blick erkannte er … with the trained eye of the painter he recognized …;malerisch gesehen from an artistic point of view, as a painting2. (pittoresk) picturesquely;die Kapelle, malerisch in einem Seitental liegend, … the chapel, picturesquely situated ( oder in a picturesque situation) in a side valley, …* * *1.1) (pittoresk) picturesque2.* * *adj.pictorial adj.picturesque adj. adv.pictorially adv.picturesquely adv. -
7 Strich
Imperf. streichen* * *der Strich(Gedankenstrich) dash;(Linie) line;(Pinselstrich) stroke* * *Strịch [ʃtrɪç]m -(e)s, -e1) line; (= Querstrich) dash; (= Schrägstrich) oblique, slash; (= Federstrich, Pinselstrich) stroke; (von Land) stretchetw mit wenigen Strichen skizzieren or zeichnen (lit, fig) — to sketch or outline sth with a few brief strokes
jdm einen Strich durch die Rechnung/einen Plan machen — to thwart sb's plans/plan
machen or ziehen (fig) — to forget sth
unterm Strich sein (inf) — not to be up to scratch (Brit) or up to snuff (US)
dünn wie ein Strich (inf) — as thin as a rake (Brit inf) or rail (US inf)
sie ist nur noch ein Strich (in der Landschaft hum) (inf) — she's as thin as a rake (Brit) or rail (US) now (inf)
2) no pl (= Kompassstrich) pointnach Strich und Faden (inf) — good and proper (inf), thoroughly
4) (MUS = Bogenstrich) stroke, boweinen harten/weichen Strich haben — to bow heavily/lightly
auf den Strich gehen — to be on the game (Brit inf), to be a prostitute
6) (von Schwalben etc) flight* * *der1) (a broad line or band: The blue material had bars of red running through it.) bar2) (a movement or mark made in one direction by a pen, pencil, paintbrush etc: short, even pencil strokes.) stroke3) (a mark or stroke etc to improve the appearance of something: The painting still needs a few finishing touches.) touch* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ʃtrɪç]m1. (gezogene Linie) line2. (Skaleneinteilung) lineauf dem \Strich on the game fam4.der Regen machte uns einen \Strich durch alles the rain wrecked all our plansich werde einen \Strich durch ihren sauberen Plan machen I will foil [or thwart] her nice little plan▶ jd/etw macht jdm einen \Strich durch die Rechnung sb/sth messes up [or wrecks] sb's plans, sb/sth throws a spanner [or wrench] in the works, sb puts a spoke in sb's wheel* * *der; Strich[e]s, Striche1) (Linie) line; (GedankenStrich) dash; (SchrägStrich) diagonal; slash; (BindeStrich, TrennungsStrich) hyphen; (Markierung) markkeinen Strich tun od. machen od. arbeiten — not do a stroke or a thing
jemandem einen Strich durch die Rechnung/durch etwas (Akk.) machen — (ugs.) mess up or wreck somebody's plans/mess up somebody's plans for something
unter dem Strich — at the end of the day; all things considered
unter dem Strich sein — (ugs.) not be up to scratch; be below par
2) o. Plder Strich — (salopp) (Prostitution) [street] prostitution; street-walking; (Gegend) the red-light district
3) (streichende Bewegung) stroke4) o. Pl. (Pinselführung) strokes pl.5) o. Pl. (BogenStrich) bowing no indef. art.gegen den/mit dem Strich bürsten — brush <hair, fur> the wrong/right way
jemandem gegen den Strich gehen — (ugs.) go against the grain [with somebody]
nach Strich und Faden — (ugs.) good and proper (coll.); well and truly
* * *1. (Linie) line; (Gedanken-, Morsestrich) dash; (Bindestrich) hyphen; (Schrägstrich) slash; auf Skala: mark; am Kompass: point;mit wenigen Strichen with a few strokes; fig in brief outlines;einen Strich durch etwas machen cross sth out;jemandem einen Strich durch die Rechnung machen fig wreck sb’s plans;ziehen make a clean break with sth, put sth behind one;machen umg not do a stroke of work;ich habe daran noch keinen Strich getan I haven’t touched it yet;unter dem Strich all in all, at the end of the day;3. (Streichung) deletion;Striche in einem Text vornehmen make cuts in a textmit dem/gegen den Strich bürsten/kämmen brush/comb the right/wrong way;das ging mir gegen den Strich umg it went against the grain;nach Strich und Faden umg good and proper6. nur sg umg (Bordellviertel) red-light district; umg (Prostitution) prostitution;jemanden auf den Strich schicken make sb walk the streets* * *der; Strich[e]s, Striche1) (Linie) line; (GedankenStrich) dash; (SchrägStrich) diagonal; slash; (BindeStrich, TrennungsStrich) hyphen; (Markierung) markkeinen Strich tun od. machen od. arbeiten — not do a stroke or a thing
jemandem einen Strich durch die Rechnung/durch etwas (Akk.) machen — (ugs.) mess up or wreck somebody's plans/mess up somebody's plans for something
unter dem Strich — at the end of the day; all things considered
unter dem Strich sein — (ugs.) not be up to scratch; be below par
2) o. Plder Strich — (salopp) (Prostitution) [street] prostitution; street-walking; (Gegend) the red-light district
3) (streichende Bewegung) stroke4) o. Pl. (Pinselführung) strokes pl.5) o. Pl. (BogenStrich) bowing no indef. art.gegen den/mit dem Strich bürsten — brush <hair, fur> the wrong/right way
jemandem gegen den Strich gehen — (ugs.) go against the grain [with somebody]
nach Strich und Faden — (ugs.) good and proper (coll.); well and truly
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8 Hinterglasmalerei
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