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81 swirl
1. intransitive verb 2. transitive verb 3. noun(spiralling shape) Spirale, die* * *[swə:l] 1. verb(to (cause to) move quickly, with a whirling or circling motion: The leaves were swirled along the ground by the wind.) wirbeln2. noun(a whirling or circling motion or shape: The dancers came on stage in a swirl of colour.) der Wirbel* * *[swɜ:l, AM swɜ:rl]I. vi wirbelnII. vt▪ to \swirl sth around etw herumwirbeln2. (twist together)▪ to \swirl sth together etw miteinander vermischen* * *[swɜːl]1. nWirbel m; (= whorl in pattern also) Spirale fthe swirl of the dancers' skirts — die wirbelnden Röcke der Tänzerinnen
2. vtwater, dust etc wirbelnhe swirled his partner round the room — er wirbelte seine Partnerin durchs Zimmer
3. viwirbeln* * *A v/iC s1. Wirbel m (auch fig), Strudel m2. US (Haar)Wirbel m3. Ast m (im Holz)4. Wirbel(n) m(n) (Drehbewegung)* * *1. intransitive verb 2. transitive verb 3. noun(spiralling shape) Spirale, die* * *v.wirbeln v. -
82 wavy
adjective1) (undulating) wellig; wogend [Gras]2) (forming wave-like curves) geschlängeltwavy line — Schlangenlinie, die
* * ** * *[ˈweɪvi]adj wellig, gewellt, Wellen-\wavy field of corn wogendes Kornfeld\wavy hair gewelltes Haar\wavy line Schlangenlinie f\wavy pattern Wellenmuster nt* * *['weIvɪ]adj (+er)hair, surface wellig, gewellt* * *wavy1 [ˈweıvı] adj (adv wavily)1. wogend2. wellig, gewellt (Haar, Linie etc)wavy2 [ˈweıvı] → academic.ru/81420/wavey">wavey* * *adjective1) (undulating) wellig; wogend [Gras]2) (forming wave-like curves) geschlängeltwavy line — Schlangenlinie, die
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83 embroidered
em·broi·der·ed[ɪmˈbrɔɪdəd, AM emˈbrɔɪdɚd]adj inv1. (decorated with patterns) mit Stickerei[en] versehen2. (decorating as a pattern) [auf]gestickt* * *[Im'brɔɪdəd]adj2) (fig: embellished) story, version ausgeschmückt* * *adj.gestickt adj. -
84 stamp out
transitive verb1) (eliminate) ausmerzen; ersticken [Aufstand, Feuer]; niederwalzen [Opposition, Widerstand]2) (cut out) [aus]stanzen* * *1) (to put out or extinguish (a fire) by stamping on it: She stamped out the remains of the fire.) austreten2) (to crush (a rebellion etc).) niederschlagen* * *vt▪ to \stamp out out ⇆ sth1. (eradicate) etw ausmerzento \stamp out out crime/corruption Verbrechen/Korruption bekämpfento \stamp out out a disease eine Krankheit ausrottento \stamp out out a fire ein Feuer austreten2. (produce) etw [aus]stanzen* * *1. vt sep1) fire austreten; (fig = eradicate) epidemic, crime, practice ausrotten; opposition unterdrücken, zunichtemachen; trouble niederschlagen; rebels unschädlich machen2) (= punch or cut out) pattern, shape ausstanzen2. viheraustrampeln, heraussta(m)pfen* * *transitive verb1) (eliminate) ausmerzen; ersticken [Aufstand, Feuer]; niederwalzen [Opposition, Widerstand]2) (cut out) [aus]stanzen* * *v.ausmerzen v.ausrotten v. -
85 check
[tʃek] UK/ US
1. vt(examine) überprüfen ( for auf + akk), TECH, (adjustment etc) kontrollieren, US, (tick) abhaken, AVIAT, (luggage) einchecken, US, (coat) abgeben2. n(examination, restraint) Kontrolle f US, (restaurant bill) Rechnung f, (pattern) Karo (muster) nt USSee: -
86 check
[tʃek] UK1. vt(examine) überprüfen ( for auf + akk), TECH, (adjustment etc) kontrollieren, US, (tick) abhaken, AVIAT, (luggage) einchecken, US, (coat) abgeben2. n(examination, restraint) Kontrolle f US, (restaurant bill) Rechnung f, (pattern) Karo (muster) nt USSee:
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