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3 pet
1. noun1) (tame animal) Haustier, das2. adjectiveteacher's pet — (derog.) Liebling des Lehrers/der Lehrerin
1) (kept as pet) zahm3) (favourite) Lieblings-something/somebody is somebody's pet aversion or hate — jemand kann etwas/jemanden auf den Tod nicht ausstehen (ugs.)
4) (expressing fondness) Kose[form, -name]3. transitive verb,- tt-2) (fondle) streicheln; liebkosen4. intransitive verb,* * *[pet] 1. noun1) (a tame animal etc, usually kept in the home: She keeps a rabbit as a pet; ( also adjective) a pet rabbit/goldfish.) das Haustier, Haus-...2) ((especially of children) a delightful or lovely person (used also as a term of affection): Isn't that baby a pet?; Would you like some ice-cream, pet?)2. adjective(favourite; greatest: What is your pet ambition/hate?) Lieblings-..3. verbpast tense, past participle petted)1) (to stroke or caress (an animal) in a loving way: The old lady sat by the fire petting her dog.) hätscheln2) ((slang) to kiss, hug and caress: They were petting (each other) in the back seat.)•- academic.ru/107671/pet_name">pet name* * *[pet]I. nteacher's \pet Liebling m des Lehrers/der Lehrerin1. (concerning animals) Tier-\pet cat Hauskatze f\pet shop Tierhandlung f\pet snake Schlange f als Haustierto be one's \pet hate jdm ein Gräuel seinIII. vi<- tt->IV. vt<- tt->▪ to \pet sb/an animal jdn/ein Tier streicheln [o liebkosen]* * *(MED) abbr PET nt* * *pet1 [pet]A s1. Haus-, Heimtier n2. a) oft pej Liebling m:the teacher’s pet der Liebling des Lehrersb) Schatz m figB adj1. Lieblings…:pet dog Schoßhund m;pet form Koseform f;2. Tier…:C v/t1. (ver)hätscheln2. streicheln, liebkosenD v/i umg Petting machenpet2 [pet] s:a) beleidigt sein,b) gereizt sein,c) schlecht gelaunt sein* * *1. noun1) (tame animal) Haustier, das2) (darling, favourite) Liebling, der; (sweet person; also as term of endearment) Schatz, der2. adjectiveteacher's pet — (derog.) Liebling des Lehrers/der Lehrerin
1) (kept as pet) zahm2) (of or for pet animals) Haustier-3) (favourite) Lieblings-something/somebody is somebody's pet aversion or hate — jemand kann etwas/jemanden auf den Tod nicht ausstehen (ugs.)
4) (expressing fondness) Kose[form, -name]3. transitive verb,- tt-1) (treat as favourite) bevorzugen; verwöhnen; (indulge) verhätscheln2) (fondle) streicheln; liebkosen4. intransitive verb,* * *n.Haustier -e n.Liebling -e (Kind, Tier) m.Lieblingstier n. -
4 keep down
1. intransitive verb 2. transitive verbyou can't keep a good man down — (prov.) er/sie usw. lässt/lassen sich nicht unterkriegen (ugs.)
2) (prevent increase of) niedrig halten [Steuern, Preise, Zinssatz, Ausgaben, usw.]; eindämmen [Epidemie]keep the weeds down — dafür sorgen, dass das Unkraut nicht überhand nimmt
3) (not raise) unten lassen [Kopf]keep your voice down — rede nicht so laut
* * *2) (to control or put a limit on: They are taking steps to keep down the rabbit population.) einschränken3) (to digest without vomiting: He has eaten some food but he won't be able to keep it down.) unterdrücken* * *II. vt1. (suppress)2. (not vomit)3.▶ you can't \keep down a good man down der Tüchtige lässt sich nicht unterkriegen* * *A v/t1. den Kopf etc unten behalten2. Kosten etc niedrig halten3. nicht hoch- oder aufkommen lassen, unter Kontrolle halten, ein Volk, Gefühle etc auch unterdrücken4. Nahrung etc bei sich behaltenB v/ia) unten bleibenb) sich geduckt halten* * *1. intransitive verb 2. transitive verb1) (oppress, suppress) unterdrücken [Volk, Person]you can't keep a good man down — (prov.) er/sie usw. lässt/lassen sich nicht unterkriegen (ugs.)
2) (prevent increase of) niedrig halten [Steuern, Preise, Zinssatz, Ausgaben, usw.]; eindämmen [Epidemie]keep the weeds down — dafür sorgen, dass das Unkraut nicht überhand nimmt
3) (not raise) unten lassen [Kopf]4) (not vomit) bei sich behalten [Essen] -
5 pellet
noun* * *['pelit](a little ball or similarly-shaped object: He bought a box of lead pellets for his gun.) das Kügelchen* * *pel·let[ˈpelɪt]I. nto fire \pellets Schrotkugeln abfeuernsheep/rabbit \pellet Schaf-/Hasenköttel m\pellet gun Luftgewehr nt\pellet mill Futtermehlpresse f* * *['pelɪt]nKügelchen nt; (for gun) Schrotkugel m; (BIOL = regurgitated pellet) Gewölle nt* * *pellet [ˈpelıt] s1. Kügelchen n2. PHARM Kügelchen n, Pille f, Mikrodragee n3. Schrotkorn n (Munition)4. Kugelverzierung f:5. ORN Gewölbe n* * *noun2) (small shot) Schrot, der od. das* * *n.Kügelchen n. -
6 fluffy
adjective[flaum]weich [Kissen, Küken, Haar]; flauschig [Spielzeug, Stoff, Decke]; locker [Omelett]; schaumig [Eiweiß]* * *1) (soft and woolly: a fluffy kitten.) flaumig2) (soft, light and full of air: She cooked a fluffy omelette.) locker* * *[ˈflʌfi]1. (soft) feathers flaumig; pillows flaumig weich; towels flauschig, kuschelweich; animal kuschelig [weich], flauschig\fluffy clothes leichte Kleidung* * *['flʌfɪ]adj (+er)a large fluffy dog — ein großer, wolliger Hund
2) (= light) omelette, rice, mashed potatoes locker; egg, cake mixture schaumigwhip the eggs until fluffy — die Eier schaumig schlagen
* * *fluffy adj (adv fluffily)1. flaumig:a) flockig, locker, weichb) mit Flaum bedeckt* * *adjective[flaum]weich [Kissen, Küken, Haar]; flauschig [Spielzeug, Stoff, Decke]; locker [Omelett]; schaumig [Eiweiß]* * *adj.flaumig adj.flockig adj. -
7 tail
<tech.gen> ■ Fuß m<chem.proc> (distillation) ■ Schwanz m< mvhcl> ■ Heck n< phys> ■ Rücken m< pps> (straight unconvoluted portion at either end of a metal bellows) ■ Bord m ; Balgbord m ; Balgende n ; Befestigungsbord m rar< textil> ■ auslaufende Seite fvi <av> ■ Fahnen ziehen vivt <el> ■ nachziehen vt
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