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1 die Untertasse
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2 Untertasse
f saucer; fliegend* * *die Untertassesaucer* * *Ụn|ter|tas|sefsaucer* * *(a small shallow dish for placing under a cup: Could you bring me another cup and saucer?) saucer* * *Un·ter·tas·sef saucer* * *die saucerfliegende Untertasse — (fig.) flying saucer
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3 Untersatz
* * *Ụn|ter|satzm1) mat; (für Gläser, Flaschen etc) coaster (esp Brit); (für Blumentöpfe etc) saucerSee:→ fahrbar* * *Un·ter·satz[ˈʊntɐzats]die Tasse auf einen \Untersatz stellen to put the cup on a mat* * *der s. Untersetzer* * *fahrbarer Untersatz umg wheels* * *der s. Untersetzer* * *m.saucer n. -
4 Fußbad
n1. footbath2. hum. in Untertasse: spilt coffee, tea etc. in a saucer* * *das Fußbadfootbath* * *Fuß|badntfoot bath* * *Fuß·badnt1. (das Baden der Füße) footbathein \Fußbad nehmen to take a footbath, to wash one's feet2. (Wasser zum Baden der Füße) footbath3. (hum fam: verschütteter Tee o. Kaffee) tea/coffee spilt in the saucer* * *das foot-bath* * *Fußbad n1. footbath2. hum in Untertasse: spilt coffee, tea etc in a saucer* * *das foot-bath* * *-¨er n.footbath n. -
5 Sammeltasse
f collector’s (ornamental) cup (and saucer)* * *Sạm|mel|tas|sefornamental cup, saucer and plate* * * -
6 Tasse
f; -, -n cup; bei Mengenangabe: cup(ful); eine Tasse Tee etc. a cup of tea etc.; er hat nicht alle Tassen im Schrank umg. he’s not all there, he’s got a screw loose (somewhere), he’s (mildly) gaga; trüb(e) I 6* * *die Tassecup* * *Tạs|se ['tasə]f -, -ncup; (mit Untertasse) cup and saucer; (= Henkeltasse) mug; (= Suppentasse) bowler hat nicht alle Tassen im Schrank (inf) — he's a sandwich short of a picnic (Brit inf), he's one card shy of a full deck (US inf)
eine trübe Tasse (inf) — a wet blanket (inf)
hoch die Tassen! (inf) — bottoms up (inf)
* * *(a usually round hollow container to hold liquid for drinking, often with a handle: a teacup; a cup of tea.) cup* * *Tas·se<-, -n>[ˈtasə]f1. (Trinkgefäß) cup2. (Menge einer Tasse) cupeine \Tasse Tee a cup of tea3.* * *die; Tasse, Tassen1) cuptrübe Tasse — (ugs. abwertend) drip (coll.)
2) (Tasse mit Untertasse) cup and saucernicht alle Tassen im Schrank haben — (ugs.) not be right in the head (coll.)
* * *er hat nicht alle Tassen im Schrank umg he’s not all there, he’s got a screw loose (somewhere), he’s (mildly) gaga; → trüb(e) A 6* * *die; Tasse, Tassen1) cuptrübe Tasse — (ugs. abwertend) drip (coll.)
2) (Tasse mit Untertasse) cup and saucernicht alle Tassen im Schrank haben — (ugs.) not be right in the head (coll.)
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7 Untersetzer
* * *Ụn|ter|set|zermSee:* * *(a small mat for putting under a drinking-glass etc.) coaster* * *Un·ter·set·zer<-s, ->[ˈʊntɐzɛtsɐ]* * *der mat; (für Gläser) coaster* * ** * *der mat; (für Gläser) coaster* * *(für Blumentöpfe) m.saucer n. m.coaster n. -
8 Unterteller
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9 fliegend
I Part. Präs. fliegenII Adj.1. flying; fliegender Fisch / Hund ZOOL. flying fish / fox; fliegender Teppich magic carpet; fliegende Untertasse flying saucer; fliegendes Personal flight crew2. fliegender Händler hawker; fliegende Blätter Buch: loose leaves; fliegende Achse TECH. floating axle3. fig.: in fliegender Eile oder Hast in a tearing hurry; fliegende Hitze MED. hot flushes (Am. flashes); mit fliegenden Fahnen überlaufen transfer one’s allegiance very publicly (zu to); mit fliegenden Fahnen untergehen go down with all flags flying; Wechsel 3* * *flying* * *flie|gendadj attrFische, Untertasse, Start flying; Personal flight; Würstchenstand, Büchertisch mobilein flíégender Eile or Hast — in a tremendous hurry
flíégender Teppich — flying carpet
flíégende Hitze — hot flushes pl (Brit) or flashes pl (US)
flíégende Blätter — loose leaves or sheets; (Hist) broadsheets
See:→ Fahne* * *flie·gend1. attr mobile2. TYPO\fliegender Vorsatz fly-leaf, inner endpaper\fliegender Rollenwechsel flying reel change* * ** * *B. adj1. flying;Fliegender Fisch/Hund ZOOL flying fish/fox;fliegender Teppich magic carpet;fliegende Untertasse flying saucer;fliegendes Personal flight crew2.fliegender Händler hawker;fliegende Blätter Buch: loose leaves;fliegende Achse TECH floating axle3. fig:Hast in a tearing hurry;mit fliegenden Fahnen überlaufen transfer one’s allegiance very publicly (zu to);* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd. flying* * *adj.flying adj. -
10 Sektschale
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11 UFO
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12 Ufo
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13 fliegende Untertasse
die fliegende Untertasseflying saucer (ugs.)* * *(a strange flying object thought possibly to come from another planet.) flying saucer -
14 Untertasse
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15 die Augen
- {eyesight} sức nhìn, thị lực, tầm nhìn = vor Augen {in full view}+ = die Augen rollen {to goggle}+ = die Augen öffnen {to undeceive}+ = die Augen aufreißen {to gape}+ = die Augen verbinden {to blindfold}+ = Augen geradeaus! {front eyes!}+ = unter vier Augen {between you and me and the gatepost; confidentially; face to face; in private}+ = den Augen trauen {to believe your eyes}+ = die Augen offenhalten {to keep one's eyes open}+ = mit scharfen Augen {lynxeyed}+ = große Augen machen {to be all eyes}+ = in die Augen fallen {to strike (struck,struck)+ = scharfe Augen haben {to be keen-eyed}+ = die tiefliegenden Augen {deepset eyes}+ = die großen runden Augen {saucer eyes}+ = in die Augen fallend {bold}+ = mit verbundenen Augen {blindfold}+ = mach deine Augen auf! {watch your steps!}+ = mit den Augen blinzeln {to wink one's eyes}+ = das strengt meine Augen an {this tries my eyes}+ = Sie machte große Augen. {She looked surprised.}+ = für beide Augen dienend {binocular}+ = aus den Augen verlieren {to lose sight of}+ = jemandem die Augen verbinden {to hoodwink}+ = mit weit aufgerissenen Augen {saucer-eyed}+ = der Rauch beißt mir in die Augen {the smoke is stinging my eyes}+ = ich traute meinen Augen nicht {My eyes nearly popped out of my head}+ = Er zeigte es vor aller Augen. {He showed it for all the world to see.}+ = eine Binde vor den Augen haben {to have a blindfold over one's eyes}+ = Meine Augen sind sehr schlecht. {My sight is very poor.}+ = Er sagte es mir unter vier Augen. {He told it to me in confidence.}+ = kleiner Druck strengt die Augen an {small print is a strain to someone's eyes}+ = ihr verschwamm alles vor den Augen {everything swam before her eyes}+ = jemandem Sand in die Augen streuen {to throw dust in someone's eyes}+ = ihm drehte sich alles vor den Augen {his head swam}+ = jemandem einen Wunsch von den Augen ablesen {to read someone's wish in her eyes}+ = jemandem etwas handgreiflich vor Augen führen {to show someone something quite plainly}+ -
16 auflecken
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) lick ( Katze: lap) up* * *auf|le|ckenvt septo lick up* * *2) (to drink by licking with the tongue: The cat lapped milk from a saucer.) lap* * *auf|le·ckenvt* * *transitives Verb lap up* * ** * *transitives Verb lap up -
17 angeschlagene Stelle
(a place from which a small piece is broken: There's a chip in the edge of this saucer.) chip -
18 Farbbehälter
m <obfl.wz> (Airbrush) ■ paint cup; paint reservoir; paint bowl; paint saucer -
19 Farbnapf
m <obfl.wz> (Airbrush) ■ paint cup; paint reservoir; paint bowl; paint saucer -
20 Farbreservoir
n <obfl.wz> (Airbrush) ■ paint cup; paint reservoir; paint bowl; paint saucer
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