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1 Scharte
f; -, -n2. BOT. saw wort* * *die Schartenotch* * *Schạr|te ['ʃartə]f -, -nnick; (in Bergkamm) wind gap; (= Schießscharte) embrasure; (in Kampfwagen) gun-porteine Scharte auswetzen (fig) — to make amends, to patch things up
* * *Schar·te<-, -n>[ˈʃartə]f1. (Einschnitt) nick, notcheine \Scharte auswetzen to grind out a nick3.▶ eine \Scharte auswetzen to make good [or rectify] a mistake, to make amends* * *die; Scharte, Scharten nick* * *eine Scharte auswetzen fig make amends2. BOT saw wort* * *die; Scharte, Scharten nick -
2 hinkriegen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) umg.1. (fertig bringen) do, manage; das hast du gut hingekriegt you’ve done a good job of it; iro. you’ve made a fine mess of that; wie hast du das denn wieder hingekriegt? iro. how on earth did you manage that?; ich krieg das nicht mehr hin, wie war das noch? it’s gone right out of my head2. ( wieder) hinkriegen (reparieren) fix; (heilen) (jemanden, etw.) put right; notdürftig: patch up; (wieder gutmachen) put right ( oder straight); das werden wir wieder hinkriegen (reparieren) auch we’ll have that fixed again, no problem* * *to wangle (ugs.)* * *hịn|krie|genvt sep (inf)1) (= fertigbringen) to do, to managewie er es nur immer hinkriegt, dass die anderen alles für ihn machen — I don't know how he manages to get the others to do everything for him
das hast du gut hingekriegt — you've made a nice job of it
2) (= in Ordnung bringen) to mend, to fix; (gesundheitlich) to cure* * *hin|krie·genvt (fam)1. (richten)▪ etw wieder \hinkriegen to mend [or fix] sth, to put sth to rights▪ es/etw \hinkriegen to manage it/sthes ist schon erstaunlich, was man so alles hinkriegt, wenn man nur will! it's amazing what you can do if you try!▪ es \hinkriegen, dass... to manage it/things so that...3. (kurieren)▪ jdn wieder \hinkriegen to put sb right* * *transitives Verb (ugs.)1) (fertig bringen)das wird er schon hinkriegen — he'll manage it all right or (coll.) OK
2)etwas wieder hin kriegen — fix something
* * *hinkriegen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-) umg1. (fertig bringen) do, manage;das hast du gut hingekriegt you’ve done a good job of it; iron you’ve made a fine mess of that;wie hast du das denn wieder hingekriegt? iron how on earth did you manage that?;2.(wieder) hinkriegen (reparieren) fix; (heilen) (jemanden, etwas) put right; notdürftig: patch up; (wiedergutmachen) put right ( oder straight);* * *transitives Verb (ugs.)das wird er schon hinkriegen — he'll manage it all right or (coll.) OK
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3 provisorisch
I Adj. provisional, temporary; (behelfsmäßig) nur attr. makeshift...; provisorische Lösung stopgap solution; provisorische Regierung caretaker ( oder provisional) governmentII Adv.: etw. provisorisch reparieren do a makeshift job on s.th., patch s.th. up for the time being* * *provisional; provisory; tentative; temporary* * *pro|vi|so|risch [provi'zoːrɪʃ]1. adjprovisional, temporarydas ist alles noch sehr provisorisch in unserem Haus — things are still very makeshift in our house
2. advtemporarilywir wollen es provisorisch so lassen — let's leave it like that for the time being
ich habe den Stuhl provisorisch repariert — I've fixed the chair up for the time being
* * *1) (temporary; appointed, arranged etc only for the present time: a provisional government.) provisional* * *pro·vi·so·risch[proviˈzo:rɪʃ]eine \provisorische Regierung a provisional [or caretaker] government; (notdürftig) makeshift, temporaryeine \provisorische Unterkunft temporary accommodationII. adv temporarily, for the time beingdas können wir \provisorisch so lassen we can leave it like that for the time beingetw \provisorisch herrichten to make makeshift repairs* * *1.Adjektiv temporary <accommodation, filling, bridge, etc.>; provisional < status, capital, etc.>; provisional, caretaker attrib. < government>; provisional, temporary <measure, regulation, etc.>2.adverbial temporarilyetwas provisorisch reparieren — do or effect a temporary repair on something
* * *provisorische Lösung stopgap solution;provisorische Regierung caretaker ( oder provisional) governmentB. adv:etwas provisorisch reparieren do a makeshift job on sth, patch sth up for the time being* * *1.Adjektiv temporary <accommodation, filling, bridge, etc.>; provisional <status, capital, etc.>; provisional, caretaker attrib. < government>; provisional, temporary <measure, regulation, etc.>2.adverbial temporarilyetwas provisorisch reparieren — do or effect a temporary repair on something
* * *adj.provisional adj.temporary adj.tentative adj.
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