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1 Röte
f - crvenilo, rumenilo n, rumen (-i) f; die - stieg ihm ins Gesicht pocrvenio je, zarumenio se -
2 Rote-Kreuz-Helfer
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3 Erde
f - zemlja; gebrannte - pečena glina, terakota; rote - crvenica; rote - (Westfalen) (gerodete Erde) iskrčena zemlja; unter die - bringen pokopati; zu ebener - wohnen stanovati (-nujem) pri zemlji; sich unter die - verlieren (vom Wasser) ponirati (-rem); auf Erden na zemlji -
4 anfliegen (o, o aux sein)
v doletjeti (-tim), dolijetati, leteći dodirnuti (-nem); einen Flughafen, eine Stadt - (aux haben) pristati (-stanem) na aerodrom, približiti se avionom gradu; (von jungen Pflanzen oder vom Bartwuchs) nicati (ničem); eine sanfte Röte flog ihre Wangen an blago crvenilo obli joj lice (obraze) -
5 Anflug
m -es dolijetanje n; bot doletjelo sjeme, mlado drveće; (Bart-) pahuljice f pl brade; - von Ironie blaga ironija; - von Röte tanka rumen (-i) lica; idyllischer - idilsko raspoloženje -
6 Beete
f -, -n repa; gelbe - mrkva; rote - blitva -
7 erstrahlen (aux sein)
v zablistati, zasjati; in Röte - zarumenjeti se -
8 Hahn
m -(e)s, Hähne zool pijetao (-tla), pijevac (-vca), kokot; danach kräht kein - zbog toga ne kukuriječe nijedan pijetao, fig za to nitko ne mari; der - im Korbe sein fig biti ljubimac društva; der rote - fig požar; den roten - aufs Haus setzen staviti crvenog pijetla na kuću; fig zapaliti kuću; techn (pl Hahnen): - am Faß slavina f; den - durchbohren zabiti (-bijem) slavinu u bure, staviti slavinu; - am Gewehr kokot m na puški; den - spannen napeti (napnem) pušku; den - in Ruhe setzen spustiti kokot na puški -
9 Schminke
f -, -n ličilo n; rote - rumenilo n, ruž m; weiße - bjelilo n -
10 Sonnenbrand
m -(e)s sunčani žar; (Dunkel-färbung) tamna put (-i) nastala sunčanjem; (Röte der Haut) sunčana opeklina, plame-njača f
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Rote — Rote, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Roted}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Roting}.] To learn or repeat by rote. [Obs.] Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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rote — rote1 [rōt] n. [ME < ?] a fixed, mechanical way of doing something; routine by rote by memory alone, without understanding or thought [to answer by rote] rote2 [rōt] n. [prob. via ME dial. < Scand, as in ON rauta, to roar, akin to OHG rōz,… … English World dictionary
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