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1 Flockschnee
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2 Pulverschnee
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3 Schneestaubwolke
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4 puderfrei
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5 pulverbeschichtet
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6 Pulver
n; -s, -; powder; (Schießpulver) (gun)powder; umg., fig. (Geld) cash, dough Sl., bread Sl.; zu Pulver zerstoßen pound to powder, pulverize; er hat das Pulver nicht erfunden umg., fig. he’s not very bright, he’s not exactly an Einstein; sein Pulver verschossen haben have shot one’s bolt; es ist keinen Schuss Pulver wert it’s not worth a bean (Am. dime); er ist keinen Schuss Pulver wert he’s useless* * *das Pulverdough; powder; dust; gunpowder* * *Pul|ver ['pʊlfɐ, -vɐ]nt -s, -powder; (= Schießpulver) gunpowder, powderer hat das Pulver nicht erfunden (fig) — he'll never set the Thames on fire (prov)
sein Pulver verschossen haben (fig) — to have shot one's bolt
See:→ Schuss* * *das1) (any substance in the form of fine particles: soap powder; milk-powder.) powder2) (formerly, gunpowder: powder and shot.) powder* * *Pul·ver<-s, ->[ˈpʊlvɐ]nt1. (pulverisiertes Material/Mittel) powderetw zu einem \Pulver zerreiben/zerstoßen to pulverize sthein \Pulver gegen Kopfschmerzen a powder for a headache2. (Schießpulver) [gun]powder3.▶ das \Pulver [auch] nicht [gerade] erfunden haben (fam) to be not exactly the brightest [or hum an Einstein]* * *das; Pulvers, Pulver1) powder2) (SchießPulver) [gun]powderdas Pulver hat er [auch] nicht [gerade] erfunden — (ugs.) he'll never set the world or (Brit.) the Thames on fire
sein Pulver verschossen haben — (fig. ugs.) have shot one's bolt
* * *zu Pulver zerstoßen pound to powder, pulverize;sein Pulver verschossen haben have shot one’s bolt;es ist keinen Schuss Pulver wert it’s not worth a bean (US dime);er ist keinen Schuss Pulver wert he’s useless* * *das; Pulvers, Pulver1) powder2) (SchießPulver) [gun]powderdas Pulver hat er [auch] nicht [gerade] erfunden — (ugs.) he'll never set the world or (Brit.) the Thames on fire
sein Pulver verschossen haben — (fig. ugs.) have shot one's bolt
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7 pudern
v/t powder ( sich one’s face); sich (Dat) die Nase pudern powder one’s nose; stark gepudert heavily powdered* * *to powder* * *pu|dern ['puːdɐn]1. vtto powder2. vr(= Puder auftragen) to powder oneself; (= Puder benutzen) to use powderich muss mich noch púdern — I still have to powder my nose or face
sich stark púdern — to use a lot of powder
* * ** * *pu·dern[ˈpu:dɐn]I. vt▪ [jdm/sich] etw \pudern to powder sb's/one's sthII. vrich möchte mich nur schnell \pudern I just want to powder my nose* * *transitives Verb powdersich (Dat.) die Nase pudern — powder one's nose
* * *pudern v/t powder (sich one’s face);sich (dat)die Nase pudern powder one’s nose;stark gepudert heavily powdered* * *transitives Verb powdersich (Dat.) die Nase pudern — powder one's nose
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8 Pulverfass
* * *das Pulverfasstinderbox; powder keg* * *Pụl|ver|fassntbarrel of gunpowder, powder barrel or keg; (fig) powder keg, volcanodie Lunte ans Pulverfass legen (fig) — to ignite an explosive situation
* * *Pul·ver·fassRRnt (a. fig) powder keg, [gun]powder barreleinem \Pulverfass gleichen (fam) to be [like] a powder kegZypern gleicht einem \Pulverfass Cyprus is like a powder keg* * *auf einem od. dem Pulverfass sitzen — (fig.) be sitting on a powder keg or on top of a volcano
* * *auf einem Pulverfass sitzen fig be sitting on top of a volcano* * *auf einem od. dem Pulverfass sitzen — (fig.) be sitting on a powder keg or on top of a volcano
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9 Puder
m; -s, -; powder* * *das Puderdust; cosmetic powder; powder* * *Pu|der ['puːdɐ]m or (inf) nt -s, -powder* * *(a special kind of substance in this form, used as a cosmetic etc: face-powder; talcum powder.) powder* * *Pu·der<-s, ->[ˈpu:dɐ]* * *der; Puders, Puder: powder* * ** * *der; Puders, Puder: powder* * *powder n. -
10 Backpulver
n baking powder* * *das Backpulverbaking-powder* * *Bạck|pul|verntbaking powder* * *(a powder used to make cakes etc rise: This sponge cake is very flat - you can't have used enough baking powder.) baking powder* * *Back·pul·vernt baking powder* * *das baking powder* * *Backpulver n baking powder* * *das baking powder* * *n.baking powder n.baking soda n. -
11 einpudern
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) powder* * *ein|pu|dern sep1. vrto powder oneself2. vtto powder* * *ein|pu·dernvt▪ [jdm] etw \einpudern to powder [sb's] sthdem Baby den Po \einpudern to powder the baby's bottom▪ eingepudert powdered* * *transitives Verb powder* * *einpudern v/t (trennb, hat -ge-) powder* * *transitives Verb powder -
12 Puderdose
f powder compact* * *die Puderdosepowder-box* * *Pu|der|do|sefpowder tin; (für Gesichtspuder) (powder) compact* * *(a small container for women's face-powder: a powder-compact with a mirror.) compact* * *Pu·der·do·sef [powder] compact* * *die powder compact* * *Puderdose f powder compact* * *die powder compact -
13 Gesichtspuder
m face powder* * *das Gesichtspuderface powder* * *Ge|sịchts|pu|dermface powder* * *(a type of make-up in the form of a fine powder: She put on face-powder to stop her nose shining.) face-powder* * *der face-powder* * *Gesichtspuder m face powder* * *der face-powder -
14 Mehl
* * *das Mehlmeal; flour* * *[meːl]nt -(e)s, -eflour; (gröber) meal; (= Knochenmehl) bone meal; (= Pulver, Zementmehl) powder* * *das1) (finely ground (especially maize) flour.) cornflour2) (wheat, or other cereal, ground into a powder and used for cooking, baking etc.) flour3) (the edible parts of grain ground to a coarse powder: a sack of meal; oatmeal.) meal* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ˈme:l]nt1. (gemahlenes Korn) flouretw mit [feinem] \Mehl bestäuben to dredge [or powder] sth with flour2. (pulverisierte Substanz) powderetw zu \Mehl verarbeiten to pulverize sth* * *das; Mehl[e]s1) flour; (gröber) meal2) (Pulver) powder; (KnochenMehl, FischMehl) meal* * ** * *das; Mehl[e]s1) flour; (gröber) meal2) (Pulver) powder; (KnochenMehl, FischMehl) meal* * *nur sing. n.farina n.flour n. -
15 Waschpulver
n washing (Am. soap) powder* * *das Waschpulverwashing powder* * *Wạsch|pul|verntwashing powder* * *(a powdered detergent used when washing clothes.) washing-powder* * *Wasch·pul·vernt washing powder* * *das washing powder* * ** * *das washing powder* * *n.washing powder n. -
16 Puderquaste
f powder puff* * *Pu|der|quas|tefpowder puff* * *(a piece of very soft material used to apply face-powder etc.) powder puff* * *Pu·der·quas·tef powder puff* * *die powder-puff* * *Puderquaste f powder puff* * *die powder-puff -
17 Kakaopulver
n cocoa (powder)* * *das Kakaopulvercocoa* * *Ka|kao|pul|verntcocoa powder* * ** * *Ka·kao·pul·vernt cocoa powder* * *das cocoa powder* * *Kakaopulver n cocoa (powder)* * *das cocoa powder -
18 Pulverschnee
m powder (snow)* * *der Pulverschneepowdery snow; powder snow* * *Pụl|ver|schneempowder snow* * *Pul·ver·schneem powder[y] snow* * *der powder snow* * *Pulverschnee m powder (snow)* * *der powder snow -
19 Seifenpulver
n soap powder* * *Sei|fen|pul|verntsoap powder* * *Sei·fen·pul·vernt soap powder* * *das soap powder* * *Seifenpulver n soap powder* * *das soap powder* * *n.soap powder n. -
20 Brausepulver
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