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1 rocky
['rɒkɪ] UK / USadj(landscape) felsig, (path) steinig -
2 rocky
['rɒkɪ] UK / USadj(landscape) felsig, (path) steinig -
3 stark
1. adjective1) (bleak) öde; spröde [Schönheit, Dichtung]2) (obvious) scharf umrissen; nackt [Wahrheit]; scharf [Kontrast, Umriss]; krass [Unterschied, Gegensatz, Realismus]3) (extreme) schier [Entsetzen, Dummheit]; nackt [Armut, Angst]2. adverbstark naked — splitternackt (ugs.); see also academic.ru/70339/staring">staring
* * *(bare, harsh or simple in a severe way: a stark, rocky landscape.) kahl- stark crazy/mad- stark naked* * *[stɑ:k, AM stɑ:rk]I. adj\stark room spartanisch eingerichtetes Zimmer2. (obvious) krassin \stark contrast to sb/sth in krassem Gegensatz zu jdm/etw\stark reality die harte Realitätthe \stark reality is that... Tatsache ist, dass...\stark reminder ernst zu nehmende Erinnerung\stark madness absoluter Wahnsinn fam\stark naked splitterfasernackt fam* * *[stAːk]1. adj (+er)realism, contrast, ignorance, poverty, warning krass; reality, truth, terror, fact nackt; clothing, simplicity schlicht; madness rein, schier, hell; reminder, message also überdeutlich; choice, silhouette hart; landscape, cliffs, branches nackt, kahl; light bulb grell; colour eintönig; (= glaring) grell; black trist; white nacktin stark terms — in harten Worten, unverblümt
2. advstark raving or staring mad (inf) — total verrückt (inf)
stark naked — splitter(faser)nackt (inf)
* * *stark [stɑː(r)k]A adj (adv starkly)1. obs oder poet steif, starr:stark and stiff stocksteif2. fig rein, völlig:stark nonsense barer Unsinn4. fig rein sachlich (Bericht etc):stark facts nackte Tatsachen5. kahl, öde (Landschaft)B adv völlig, ganz:stark (starring) mad total verrückt;stark naked splitternackt umg* * *1. adjective1) (bleak) öde; spröde [Schönheit, Dichtung]2) (obvious) scharf umrissen; nackt [Wahrheit]; scharf [Kontrast, Umriss]; krass [Unterschied, Gegensatz, Realismus]3) (extreme) schier [Entsetzen, Dummheit]; nackt [Armut, Angst]2. adverbstark naked — splitternackt (ugs.); see also staring
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4 rugged
adjective1) (sturdy) robust2) (involving hardship) hart [Test]3) (unpolished) rauwith rugged good looks — gut aussehend mit markanten Gesichtszügen
4) (uneven) zerklüftet; unwegsam [Land, Anstieg]; zerfurcht [Gesicht]* * *1) (rocky; uneven: rugged mountains.) zerklüftet•- academic.ru/63420/ruggedly">ruggedly- ruggedness* * *rug·ged[ˈrʌgɪd]1. (uneven) terrain, ground uneben; cliff, mountain, rocks zerklüftet; landscape, country, coast wild3. (solid) fest\rugged constitution unverwüstliche Konstitution\rugged honesty unerschütterliche Ehrlichkeit\rugged individualism unbeugsamer Individualismus4. (difficult) hart\rugged climb schwierige Kletterpartie\rugged life hartes Leben5. (sturdy) kräftig\rugged vehicle robustes Fahrzeug* * *['rʌgɪd]adj1) (= rough, uneven) rau; country, landscape also wild; cliff, rocks, mountains zerklüftet; ground felsig; statue grob2) (= tough-looking) man, face, features markiga rugged test —
rugged individualism — rauer or knorriger Individualismus
* * *rugged [ˈrʌɡıd] adj1. a) zerklüftet, rau, wild (Gegend etc)b) zackig, schroff (Felsen etc)c) felsig (Gipfel etc)3. rau (Rinde, Stoff etc)4. fig rau, grob:a rugged game ein ruppiges Spiel;rugged manners raue Sitten;rugged individualism krasser Individualismus;life is rugged das Leben ist hart* * *adjective1) (sturdy) robust2) (involving hardship) hart [Test]3) (unpolished) rau4) (uneven) zerklüftet; unwegsam [Land, Anstieg]; zerfurcht [Gesicht]* * *adj.schroff adj.
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