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1 Röte
m, f; -n, -n1. POL. Red, leftie umg.2. neg! (Indianer) redskin neg!3. (Rothaarige[r]) redhead* * *die Röterubicundity; redness; ruddiness* * *Rö|te ['røːtə]f -, no plredness, red; (= Erröten) blushdie Rö́te des Abendhimmels — the red glow of the evening sky
die Rö́te stieg ihr ins Gesicht — her face reddened
* * ** * *Ro·te<-n, ->[ˈro:tə]Ro·te(r)* * *die; Röte: red[ness]* * *Röte f; -, kein pl redness, red; am Himmel: auch red glow; im Gesicht: redness, ruddyness; bei Fieber, Verlegenheit etc: flush;* * *die; Röte: red[ness]* * *-n (pol.) m.,f.Red* (communism) n. -
2 Rote
m, f; -n, -n1. POL. Red, leftie umg.2. neg! (Indianer) redskin neg!3. (Rothaarige[r]) redhead* * *die Röterubicundity; redness; ruddiness* * *Rö|te ['røːtə]f -, no plredness, red; (= Erröten) blushdie Rö́te des Abendhimmels — the red glow of the evening sky
die Rö́te stieg ihr ins Gesicht — her face reddened
* * ** * *Ro·te<-n, ->[ˈro:tə]Ro·te(r)* * *die; Röte: red[ness]* * *1. POL Red, leftie umg3. (Rothaarige[r]) redhead* * *die; Röte: red[ness]* * *-n (pol.) m.,f.Red* (communism) n. -
3 Entzündung
f MED. inflammation* * *die Entzündunginflammation; infection* * *Ent|zụ̈n|dungfFunken führten zur Entzündung des Heus — sparks led to the hay catching fire
* * *((a place in the body where there is) development of heat with pain, redness and swelling: Tonsillitis is inflammation of the tonsils.) inflammation* * *Ent·zün·dungf MED inflammation* * *die; Entzündung, Entzündungen inflammation* * ** * *die; Entzündung, Entzündungen inflammation* * *(Medizin) f.inflammation n. f.ignition n. -
4 Glut
f; -, -en1. embers Pl.2. fig. (Hitze) (scorching oder blazing) heat; (Röte) glow; geh. der Leidenschaft etc.: fervo(u)r, fire* * *die Glutembers; fervour; fervor; heat; glow; ardor; ardour; blaze* * *[gluːt]f -, -en2) (fig liter) (= glühende Farbe, Hitze) glow; (auf Gesicht) flush, redness; (= Leidenschaft) ardour (Brit), ardor (US)* * *(the sparking or glowing remains of a fire.) embers* * *<-, -en>[ˈglu:t]f* * *die; Glut, Gluten1) embers pl.; (fig.) [blazing] heat2) (geh.): (Leidenschaft) passion* * *1. embers pl2. fig (Hitze) (scorching oder blazing) heat; (Röte) glow; geh der Leidenschaft etc: fervo(u)r, fire* * *die; Glut, Gluten1) embers pl.; (fig.) [blazing] heat2) (geh.): (Leidenschaft) passion* * *-en f.blaze n.fervency n.fervor n.fervour n.passion n. -
5 Ichbezogenheit
f self-cent|redness (Am. -eredness)* * *Ịch|be|zo|gen|heitf -, no plself-centredness (Brit), self-centeredness (US), egocentricity* * *die; Ich: egocentricity* * ** * *die; Ich: egocentricity -
6 Röte
f1. flush2. redness3. rubicundity4. ruddiness
См. также в других словарях:
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redness — [[t]re̱dnəs[/t]] N UNCOUNT Redness is the quality of being red. Slowly the redness left Sophie s face … English dictionary
redness — red|ness [ rednəs ] noun singular or uncount a red color: the redness of the sky … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
redness — UK [ˈrednəs] / US noun [singular/uncountable] a red colour the redness of the sky … English dictionary
redness — red ► ADJECTIVE (redder, reddest) 1) of a colour at the end of the spectrum next to orange and opposite violet, as of blood, fire, or rubies. 2) (of a person s face) red due to embarrassment, anger, or heat. 3) (of hair or fur) of a reddish brown … English terms dictionary
redness — noun 1. a response of body tissues to injury or irritation; characterized by pain and swelling and redness and heat • Syn: ↑inflammation, ↑rubor • Derivationally related forms: ↑red, ↑inflame (for: ↑inflammation) … Useful english dictionary
redness — noun Date: before 12th century the quality or state of being red or red hot … New Collegiate Dictionary
redness — /red nis/, n. the quality or state of being red. [bef. 900; ME rednesse, OE readnes; see RED1, NESS] * * * … Universalium