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1 Scholle
Schol·le1. Schol·le <-, -n> [ʼʃɔlə] fzool, kochk plaice2. Schol·le <-, -n> [ʼʃɔlə] f1) ( flacher Erdklumpen) clod [of earth]2) ( Eisbrocken) [ice] floe -
2 Scholli
Schol·li [ʼʃɔli] mWENDUNGEN:mein lieber \Scholli! -
3 Eisscholle
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4 Erdscholle
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5 Scholle
f; -, -n2. (Eisscholle) (ice) floe3. GEOL. massif—f; -, -n; ZOOL. auch Pl. plaice* * *die Scholle(Eisscholle) ice floe; floe;(Erdscholle) clod;(Fisch) plaice* * *Schọl|le I ['ʃɔlə]f -, -n(Fisch) plaice IIf -, -n(= Eisscholle) (ice) floe; (= Erdscholle) clod (of earth)* * *(a type of flat fish.) plaice* * *Schol·le1<-, -n>[ˈʃɔlə]f ZOOL, KOCHK plaiceSchol·le2<-, -n>[ˈʃɔlə]f1. (flacher Erdklumpen) clod [of earth]2. (Eisbrocken) [ice] floe* * *die; Scholle, Schollen1) (ErdScholle) clod [of earth]die heimatliche Scholle — (fig.) one's native soil
2) (EisScholle) [ice-]floe3) (Fisch) plaice* * *Scholle1 f; -, -n1. (Erdscholle) clod (of earth);auf heimatlicher Scholle fig on one’s native soil2. (Eisscholle) (ice) floe3. GEOL massifScholle2 f; -, -n; ZOOL auch pl plaice* * *die; Scholle, Schollen1) (ErdScholle) clod [of earth]die heimatliche Scholle — (fig.) one's native soil
2) (EisScholle) [ice-]floe3) (Fisch) plaice* * *-n f.clod n.glebe n.ice floe n.plaice (fish) n.sole (fish) n. -
6 unbescholten
* * *spotless; respectable* * *ụn|be|schol|ten ['ʊnbəʃɔltn]adj (geh)respectable; Ruf spotless; (JUR) with no previous convictions* * *un·be·schol·ten[ˈʊnbəʃɔltn̩]adj upstanding, upright* * *Adjektiv respectableunbescholten sein — (Rechtsspr.) have no [previous] convictions
* * *unbescholten adj respectable;unbescholten sein JUR have a clean record* * *Adjektiv respectableunbescholten sein — (Rechtsspr.) have no [previous] convictions
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7 Ackerscholle
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8 Scholli
m umg.: mein lieber Scholli! good heavens!, Am. auch oh boy!* * *Schọl|li ['ʃɔli]mmein lieber Scholli! (inf) (drohend) — now look here!; (erstaunt) my goodness me!, my oh my!
* * *Schol·li[ˈʃɔli]m* * *inmein lieber Scholli! — (ugs.) my goodness!; good heavens!
* * *Scholli m umg:mein lieber Scholli! good heavens!, US auch oh boy!* * *inmein lieber Scholli! — (ugs.) my goodness!; good heavens!
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9 Unbescholtenheit
* * *Ụn|be|schol|ten|heitf -, no pl (geh)respectability; (von Ruf) spotlessness; (JUR) lack of previous convictions* * ** * *f.integrity n. -
10 verschollen
Adj. missing; (vergessen) (long-)forgotten; ein verschollen geglaubter Verwandter a long-lost relative; das Werk galt lange als verschollen the work was long considered to be lost* * *ver|schọl|len [fɛɐ'ʃɔlən]adjSchiff, Flugzeug, Gemälde, Mensch etc missing, lost without trace; Literaturwerk forgottener ist verschollen (im Krieg) — he is missing, presumed dead
* * *ver·schol·len[fɛɐ̯ˈʃɔlən]adj missingeine \verschollene Handschrift a lost manuscript; (in Vergessenheit geraten a.) a forgotten manuscript▪ [irgendwo] \verschollen sein to have gone missing [or have disappeared] [somewhere]* * *Adjektiv missinger ist verschollen — he has disappeared; (wird vermisst) he is missing
* * *ein verschollen geglaubter Verwandter a long-lost relative;das Werk galt lange als verschollen the work was long considered to be lost* * *Adjektiv missinger ist verschollen — he has disappeared; (wird vermisst) he is missing
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11 Verschollene
m, f; -n, -n missing person* * *Ver|schọl|le|ne(r) [fɛɐ'ʃɔlənə]mf decl as adjmissing person; (JUR) person presumed (to be) dead* * *Ver·schol·le·ne(r)f(m) dekl wie adj missing person* * * -
12 Verschollener
Ver|schọl|le|ne(r) [fɛɐ'ʃɔlənə]mf decl as adjmissing person; (JUR) person presumed (to be) dead* * *Ver·schol·le·ne(r)f(m) dekl wie adj missing person -
13 Eisscholle
Eis·schol·le fice floe -
14 gescholten
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15 unbescholten
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16 verschollen
ver·schol·len [fɛɐ̭ʼʃɔlən] adjmissing;eine \verschollene Handschrift a lost manuscript; (in Vergessenheit geraten a.) a forgotten manuscript;
См. также в других словарях:
schol — schol·ar; schol·arch; schol·ar·dom; schol·ar·ism; schol·ar·less; schol·ar·li·ly; schol·ar·li·ness; schol·ar·ship; schol·ar·ly; … English syllables
schol. — schol., scholium … Useful english dictionary
schol|ar|ly — «SKOL uhr lee», adjective, adverb. –adj. 1. of a scholar; like that of a scholar: »scholarly habits. Spectacles gave her a scholarly look. 2. fit for a scholar: »the scholarly retreat of one s study. 3. having much knowledge; learned; erudite:… … Useful english dictionary
schol|ar — «SKOL uhr», noun. 1. a learned person; person having much knowledge: »The professor was a famous Latin scholar. To talk in public, to think in private, to read and to hear, to inquire and answer inquiries, is the business of a scholar (Harper s) … Useful english dictionary
schol|arch — «SKOL ahrk», noun. the head of a school, especially of a school of philosophy in ancient Athens. ╂[< Greek scholárchēs < schol (see etym. under school1) (Cf. ↑school) + árchein to lead] … Useful english dictionary
schol|ar|li|ness — «SKOL uhr lee nihs», noun. scholarly quality or character … Useful english dictionary
schol|ar|ship — «SKOL uhr shihp», noun. 1. a) the possession of knowledge gained by study; quality of learning and knowledge: »Good scholarship is more important than athletics. Scholarship,…education, in a country like ours, is a branch of statesmanship… … Useful english dictionary
SCHOL — scholae, scholam … Abbreviations in Latin Inscriptions
schol — Scholarship … A concise dictionary of English slang
schol·ar — /ˈskɑːlɚ/ noun, pl ars [count] 1 : a person who has studied a subject for a long time and knows a lot about it : an intelligent and well educated person who knows a particular subject very well a biblical/classical/literary/Shakespearean scholar… … Useful english dictionary
schol·ar·ly — … Useful english dictionary
