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1 Gipsverband
m MED. plaster cast; jemandem / einem Bein einen Gipsverband anlegen put s.o. / a leg in plaster (Am. in a cast)* * *der Gipsverbandcast; plaster cast* * *Gịps|ver|bandm (MED)plaster cast or bandage (form)er trug den Arm im Gipsverband — he had his arm in plaster (esp Brit) or in a plaster cast, he had his arm in a cast
* * *Gips·ver·bandm MED plaster cast [or bandage]jdm einen \Gipsverband anlegen to put a [plaster] cast on sb's arm/legden Arm/Fuß im \Gipsverband tragen to have one's arm/foot/etc. in plaster [or in a [plaster] cast]* * *der plaster cast* * *jemandem/einem Bein einen Gipsverband anlegen put sb/a leg in plaster (US in a cast)* * *der plaster cast -
2 Gips
1. MIN. gypsum, calcium sulphate3. MED., Verband: (plaster) cast; einen Gips bekommen / haben be put in / be in plaster; den Arm in Gips haben have one’s arm in plaster* * *der Gips(Material) plaster of Paris; plaster; gypsum* * *Gịps [gɪps]m -es, -e2) (= Gipsverband) plastereinen Arm in Gips legen — to put an arm in plaster (Brit) or in a cast
er lag sechs Wochen in Gips — he was in plaster (Brit) or in a cast for six weeks
* * *(( also adjective) (also plaster of Paris) (of) a similar quick-drying substance used for supporting broken limbs, making models etc: She's got her arm in plaster; a plaster model.) plaster* * *<-es, -e>[ˈgɪps]m2. (Kurzform für Gipsverband) [plaster] castden Arm/Fuß in \Gips haben to have one's arm/foot in a [plaster] casteinen Arm/Fuß in \Gips legen to put an arm/foot in plaster [or in a [plaster] cast]* * *der; Gipses, Gipse plaster; gypsum (Chem.); (zum Modellieren) plaster of Paris* * *1. MINER gypsum, calcium sulphate2. für Löcher, Abgüsse etc: plaster (of Paris);Gips anrühren mix up some plaster (of Paris)einen Gips bekommen/haben be put in/be in plaster;den Arm in Gips haben have one’s arm in plaster* * *der; Gipses, Gipse plaster; gypsum (Chem.); (zum Modellieren) plaster of Paris* * *-e m.gypsum n.plaster n. -
3 Gipsabdruck
m plaster cast* * *Gịps|ab|druck1. m Gips|ab|guss2. mplaster cast* * *Gips·ab·druck<- abdrücke>mGips·ab·gussRR<- abgüsse>m plaster cast* * *der, Gipsabguss, Gipsabguß der plaster cast* * *Gipsabdruck m plaster cast* * *der, Gipsabguss, Gipsabguß der plaster cast* * *m.plaster cast n. -
4 eingipsen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. MED. put in plaster, put a (plaster) cast on2. (Haken etc.) plaster in* * *ein|gip|senvt sepArm, Bein to put in plaster; Dübel etc to plaster in ( in +acc -to)* * *ein|gip·senvt▪ [jdm] etw \eingipsen to put [or set] [sb's] sth in plaster* * *transitives Verb* * *eingipsen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. MED put in plaster, put a (plaster) cast on2. (Haken etc) plaster in* * *transitives Verb1) fix <nail, hook, etc.> in with plaster2) put or set <arm, leg, etc.> in plaster -
5 Gips
2) ( Kurzform für Gipsverband) [plaster] cast;den Arm/Fuß in \Gips haben to have one's arm/foot in a [plaster] cast; -
6 Gipsverband
Gips·ver·band mplaster cast [or bandage];jdm einen \Gipsverband anlegen to put a [plaster] cast on sb's arm/leg; -
7 Gipsabguss
m plaster cast* * *Gips·ab·druck<- abdrücke>mGips·ab·gussRR<- abgüsse>m plaster cast* * *Gipsabguss m plaster cast -
8 hinderlich
Adj. obstructive (+ Dat to); (lästig) troublesome; (unbequem) inconvenient (to); er war mir bei der Arbeit hinderlich (störend) he was in my ( oder the) way while I was working; sich hinderlich auswirken prove to be a hindrance; das ist meinen Plänen oder für meine Pläne eher hinderlich that is rather going to get in the way of my plans* * *cumbersome; impedimentary; obstructive; impedimental* * *hịn|der|lich ['hIndɐlɪç]1. adjhinderlich sein — to be in the way, to be a nuisance; (Kleidungsstück auch) to be restricting
ein hinderlicher Gipsverband — a restricting (plaster) cast, a (plaster) cast that gets in the way or that is a nuisance
eher hinderlich als nützlich sein — to be more of a hindrance than a help
2. adv* * *(inclined to cause trouble and difficulties: an obstructive personality.) obstructive* * *hin·der·lich[ˈhɪndɐlɪç]1. (behindernd) cumbersome▪ [bei etw dat] \hinderlich sein to be a hindrance [or a nuisance] [with sth/in doing sth], to get in sb's [or the] way [when doing sth]die Stiefel sind beim schnellen Gehen doch zu \hinderlich! I can't walk fast in these boots!2. (ein Hindernis darstellend)* * *einer Sache (Dat.) sein — be an obstacle to something
* * *sich hinderlich auswirken prove to be a hindrance;für meine Pläne eher hinderlich that is rather going to get in the way of my plans* * *einer Sache (Dat.) sein — be an obstacle to something
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9 lästig
Adj. allg.: annoying, irksome; Krankheit: troublesome; Pflicht: tiresome; jemandem lästig sein auch be a nuisance (for s.o.); ein lästiger Mensch a pest; er ist einfach lästig auch he’s just a nuisance, he just gets in the way; es wird mir langsam lästig it’s getting to be a nuisance, it’s beginning to get on my nerves; lästige Aufgabe tiresome ( oder irksome) task; ist dir die Musik lästig? does the music bother you ( stärker: get on your nerves) ?; ich will euch nicht lästig fallen I don’t want to be a nuisance* * *wearisome; incommodious; worrisome; vexatious; irritating; onerous; tiresome; weary; importunate; irksome; cumbersome; troublesome; bothersome; annoying; cumbrous; burdensome* * *lạ̈s|tig ['lɛstɪç]adjtiresome; (= ärgerlich auch) annoying, irksome, aggravating; Husten, Kopfschuppen etc troublesomejdm lästig sein — to bother sb
dieser Verband ist mir lästig — this bandage is bothering me
jdm lästig fallen — to be a nuisance to sb
* * *1) (causing bother or annoyance: a bothersome cough.) bothersome3) (hard to bear or do: an onerous task.) onerous4) tiresomely* * *läs·tig[ˈlɛstɪç]2. (störend) annoyingdass wir jetzt auch noch warten müssen ist wirklich \lästig! the fact that we have to wait as well is really annoying▪ jdm \lästig sein/werden to find/begin to find annoyingwird dir der Gipsverband nicht \lästig? don't you find the plaster cast a nuisance?3. (nervend, aufdringlich) Mensch annoyingdu wirst mir allmählich \lästig! you're beginning to become a nuisance!jdm \lästig sein/fallen (geh) to annoy sb, to become a nuisance to sb* * *Adjektiv tiresome < person>; tiresome, irksome <task, duty, etc.>; troublesome <illness, cough, etc.>jemandem lästig sein od. fallen/werden — be/become a nuisance to somebody
* * *jemandem lästig sein auch be a nuisance (for sb);ein lästiger Mensch a pest;es wird mir langsam lästig it’s getting to be a nuisance, it’s beginning to get on my nerves;lästige Aufgabe tiresome ( oder irksome) task;ich will euch nicht lästig fallen I don’t want to be a nuisance* * *Adjektiv tiresome < person>; tiresome, irksome <task, duty, etc.>; troublesome <illness, cough, etc.>jemandem lästig sein od. fallen/werden — be/become a nuisance to somebody
* * *adj.annoying adj.bothersome adj.burdensome adj.importunate adj.incommodious adj.onerous adj.undesirable adj.vexatious adj.worrisome adj. adv.burdensomely adv.cumbrously adv.importunately adv.incommodiously adv.inconveniently adv.onerously adv.vexatiously adv. -
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12 lästig
läs·tig [ʼlɛstɪç] adj2) ( störend) annoying;dass wir jetzt auch noch warten müssen ist wirklich \lästig! the fact that we have to wait as well is really annoying;jdm \lästig sein/ werden to find/begin to find annoying;wird dir der Gipsverband nicht \lästig? don't you find the plaster cast a nuisance?du wirst mir allmählich \lästig! you're beginning to become a nuisance!; -
13 Gipsverband
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14 Gipsabdruck
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15 Gipsabguss
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16 Gipsabreißzange
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17 Gipsspreizer
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18 Gipsbein
* * *Gịps|beinnt (inf)leg in plaster (Brit) or in a cast* * *Gips·beinnt (fam) leg in plaster [or a cast]* * *das (ugs.)* * *Gipsbein n:ein Gipsbein haben have one’s leg in plaster (US in a cast)* * *das (ugs.)ich komme mit meinem Gipsbein nicht mit — I can't keep up, with this plaster on my leg
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19 gipsen
v/t plaster (auch Wein und AGR.)* * *gịp|sen ['gɪpsn]vtto plaster; Arm, Bein to put in plaster (Brit) or in a cast* * *gip·sen[ˈgɪpsn̩]vt▪ etw \gipsen1. (mit Gips reparieren) to plaster sth2. MED to put sth in plaster [or a cast]* * *transitives Verb2) (ausbessern) repair with plaster* * ** * *transitives Verb1) plaster <wall, ceiling>; put <leg, arm, etc.> in plaster2) (ausbessern) repair with plaster -
20 bewerfen
v/t (unreg.)1. jemanden mit etw. bewerfen throw ( oder hurl) s.th. at s.o.; pelt s.o. with s.th.; (Politiker etc.) auch greet s.o. with s.th.; jemandes Ehre / guten Namen mit Schmutz bewerfen fig. sling ( oder throw) mud at s.o. / s.o.’s good name, Am. drag s.o.’s name in the dirt* * *to abdicate* * *be|wẹr|fen ptp bewo\#rfen [bə'vɔrfn]vt irreg1)jdn/etw mit etw bewerfen — to throw sth at sb/sth; mit Steinen, Eiern auch to pelt sb with sth; (fig) to hurl sth at sb/sth
jdn/jds guten Namen mit Schmutz or Dreck bewerfen — to throw or sling mud at sb/sb's good name
* * *(to throw (things) at: The children pelted each other with snowballs.) pelt* * *be·wer·fen *1. (beschmeißen)als der Lehrer auf den Schulhof trat, wurde er mit Schneebällen beworfen the teacher was pelted with snowballs when he entered the schoolyard* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verbjemanden/etwas mit etwas bewerfen — throw something at somebody/something
jemanden mit [faulen] Eiern bewerfen — pelt somebody with [rotten] eggs
* * *bewerfen v/t (irr)1.jemanden mit etwas bewerfen throw ( oder hurl) sth at sb; pelt sb with sth; (Politiker etc) auch greet sb with sth;jemandes Ehre/guten Namen mit Schmutz bewerfen fig sling ( oder throw) mud at sb/sb’s good name, US drag sb’s name in the dirt* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verbjemanden/etwas mit etwas bewerfen — throw something at somebody/something
jemanden mit [faulen] Eiern bewerfen — pelt somebody with [rotten] eggs
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plaster cast — plaster casts 1) N COUNT A plaster cast is a cover made of plaster of Paris which is used to protect a broken bone by keeping part of the body stiff. A few years ago I broke my leg and had a plaster cast on up to my hip. 2) N COUNT A plaster cast … English dictionary
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plaster cast — n. 1. a copy or mold of a statue or other object, cast in plaster of Paris 2. Surgery a rigid cast to hold a fractured bone in place and prevent movement, made by wrapping the limb or part with a bandage of gauze soaked in wet plaster of Paris … English World dictionary
plaster cast — n 1.) a cover made from ↑plaster of Paris, put around an arm, leg etc to keep a broken bone in place while it mends = ↑cast 2.) a copy of something that is made of ↑plaster of Paris … Dictionary of contemporary English
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plaster cast — n a rigid dressing of gauze impregnated with plaster of paris … Medical dictionary
Plaster cast — This article is on plaster copies made of sculptures and other objects. For the use of plaster casts in medicine, see Orthopedic cast. A plaster cast is a copy made in plaster of another 3 dimensional form, usually a metal or stone sculpture… … Wikipedia
plaster cast — noun a) A cast made of a stiff material (often plaster of Paris and gauze) in order to immobilize a broken bone for the period of healing. The police got a plaster cast of the suspects footprint. b) A copy of a piece of art or other object cast… … Wiktionary
plaster cast — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms plaster cast : singular plaster cast plural plaster casts 1) a hard cover made from plaster of paris spread over a net, used for holding a broken bone in position while it gets better 2) a copy of a statue,… … English dictionary
plaster cast — noun (C) 1 a cover made from plaster of Paris used to keep a broken bone in place while it mends; cast 2 (2) 2 a copy of a statue made of plaster of Paris … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
plaster cast — noun bandage consisting of a firm covering (often made of plaster of Paris) that immobilizes broken bones while they heal (Freq. 2) • Syn: ↑cast, ↑plaster bandage • Hypernyms: ↑bandage, ↑patch … Useful english dictionary
