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1 Vergnügungsdampfer
m pleasure boat* * *Ver|gnü|gungs|damp|fermpleasure steamer* * *Ver·gnü·gungs·damp·ferm pleasure steamer* * *Vergnügungsdampfer m pleasure boat -
2 Ausflugsdampfer
* * *Aus|flugs|damp|fermpleasure steamer* * *Aus·flugs·damp·ferm pleasure steamer* * *der pleasure steamer* * ** * *der pleasure steamer -
3 tanzen
vt/i dance (auch fig. Blätter etc.); es wurde viel getanzt there was plenty ( oder lots) of dancing; nach dem Essen wird getanzt there’s dancing afterward[s] ( oder after dinner); es darf getanzt werden it’s time to take your partners (for the first dance); einen Walzer / Cha-Cha-Cha tanzen dance ( oder do) a waltz / the cha-cha; möchten Sie tanzen? may I have this dance ( oder the pleasure)?; eine klassische Rolle tanzen dance a classical role; sich müde / in Ekstase tanzen dance one’s fill / dance till one feels ecstatic; auf dem Seil tanzen walk the (fig.: a) tightrope; auf den Wellen tanzen fig. Schiff: rock on the waves, lift (briskly) to the sea; kleines Boot: bob (up and down) ( oder dance) on the waves; die Mücken tanzen über dem Wasser above the water the midges are dancing ( oder swarming); die Wörter tanzten ihm vor den Augen the words were jerking about ( oder swimming) before his eyes; Derwisch, Pfeife 1, Tango etc.* * *das Tanzendancing* * *tạn|zen ['tantsn]1. vi aux haben or (bei Richtungsangabe) seinto dance; (Boot auch) to bob; (Kreisel) to spin; (hüpfen) to hoptanzen gehen, zum Tanzen gehen — to go dancing
See:→ Pfeife2. vtWalzer, Tango etc to dance* * *1) (to move in time to music by ma-king a series of rhythmic steps: She began to dance; Can you dance the waltz?) dance2) (to move cheerfully or with confidence: He waltzed into the room and told us that he was getting married the next day.) waltz* * *tan·zen[ˈtantsn̩]I. vi1. Hilfsverb: haben (einen Tanz ausführen) to dancewollen wir \tanzen? shall we dance?2. Hilfsverb: sein (sich tanzend fortbewegen) to danceauf dem Seil \tanzen to walk the tightrope [or high wire3. Hilfsverb: haben (hüpfen) Gläser, Würfel to jump in the airdas kleine Boot tanzte auf den Wellen the little boat bobbed up and down on the wavesihm tanzte alles vor den Augen the room was spinning before his eyesII. vt Hilfsverb: habeneinen Tango/ein Solo \tanzen to dance the tango/a soloIII. vr* * *1.intransitives Verb1) dance2) mit sein (sich tanzend fortbewegen) dance; skip2.transitives VerbWalzer tanzen — dance a waltz; waltz
* * *es wurde viel getanzt there was plenty ( oder lots) of dancing;nach dem Essen wird getanzt there’s dancing afterward[s] ( oder after dinner);es darf getanzt werden it’s time to take your partners (for the first dance);einen Walzer/Cha-Cha-Cha tanzen dance ( oder do) a waltz/the cha-cha;möchten Sie tanzen? may I have this dance ( oder the pleasure)?;eine klassische Rolle tanzen dance a classical role;sich müde/in Ekstase tanzen dance one’s fill/dance till one feels ecstatic;auf dem Seil tanzen walk the (fig: a) tightrope;auf den Wellen tanzen fig Schiff: rock on the waves, lift (briskly) to the sea; kleines Boot: bob (up and down) ( oder dance) on the waves;die Mücken tanzen über dem Wasser above the water the midges are dancing ( oder swarming);die Wörter tanzten ihm vor den Augen the words were jerking about ( oder swimming) before his eyes; → Derwisch, Pfeife 1, Tango etc* * *1.intransitives Verb1) dance2) mit sein (sich tanzend fortbewegen) dance; skip2.transitives VerbWalzer tanzen — dance a waltz; waltz
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4 Boot fahren
(to sail about in a small boat for pleasure: They are boating on the river.) boat -
5 Barkasse
—* * *Bar|kạs|se [bar'kasə]f -, -nlaunch; (= Beiboot auch) longboat* * *(a large, power-driven boat, usually used for short trips or for pleasure: We cruised round the bay in a motor launch.) launch* * *Bar·kas·se<-, -n>[barˈkasə]f launch* * *die; Barkasse, Barkassen launch* * *Barkasse1 [barˈkasə] f; -, -n; SCHIFF (Beiboot) launch, tender, longboat; (Motorboot) (motor) launch* * *die; Barkasse, Barkassen launch
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