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1 Sentimentalität
f; -, -en sentimentality; aus Sentimentalität for sentimental reasons; keine Zeit für Sentimentalitäten haben have no time for sentimentality Sg. ( oder sentimental ideas)* * *die Sentimentalitätsentimentality; sentiment* * *Sen|ti|men|ta|li|tät [zEntimEntali'tɛːt]f -, -ensentimentality* * *die2) (tender feeling or emotion: a song full of patriotic sentiment.) sentiment* * *Sen·ti·men·ta·li·tät<-, -en>[zɛntimɛntaliˈtɛ:t]f sentimentality* * *die; Sentimentalität, Sentimentalitäten sentimentality* * *aus Sentimentalität for sentimental reasons;* * *die; Sentimentalität, Sentimentalitäten sentimentality* * *f.sentimentality n. -
2 Empfindsamkeit
* * *die Empfindsamkeitsentimentality; emotionalism; sensitivity* * *Emp|fịnd|sam|keitf -, no pl(=Empfindlichkeit von Mensch, Seele, Musik) sensitivity; (mit starkem Gefühlsausdruck) sentimentalitydas Zeitalter der Empfindsamkeit (Liter) — the age of sentimentalism
* * *Emp·find·sam·keit<->1. (Feinfühligkeit) sensitivity* * *die; Empfindsamkeit: sensitivity; (Literaturw.) sentimentality* * ** * *die; Empfindsamkeit: sensitivity; (Literaturw.) sentimentality* * *f.sensibility n. -
3 Gefühlsduselei
f; -, -en; umg., pej. (sloppy) sentimentality* * *die Gefühlsduseleisentimentalism* * *Ge|fühls|du|se|lei [-duːzə'lai]f -, -en (pej)mawkishness* * *((something said or written showing) weak sentimentality: I think most romantic novels are just slush!) slush* * *Ge·fühls·du·se·lei<-, -en>[-du:zəˈlai]* * *die; Gefühls (ugs. abwertend) mawkishness; mawkish sentimentality* * ** * *die; Gefühls (ugs. abwertend) mawkishness; mawkish sentimentality* * *f.maudlin n.sentimentalism n. -
4 Rührseligkeit
f (excessive) sentimentality, maudlin nature* * *Rühr|se|lig|keitf no plsentimentality* * *Rühr·se·lig·keit<->* * *Rührseligkeit f (excessive) sentimentality, maudlin nature -
5 Schmalz
n; -es, kein Pl.; vom Schwein: lard; vom Braten: dripping; Schmalz auslassen render down fat ( oder dripping[s]); Schmalz in den Knochen haben umg. have plenty of brawn; das hat viel Schmalz gekostet umg. that took a bit of muscle—m; -es, kein Pl.; umg. (Sentimentalität) schmaltz; ein Film / Lied mit viel Schmalz a very schmaltzy film / song; das Stück ist der reinste Schmalz the play is pure schmaltz* * *das Schmalz(Fett) lard;der Schmalz(Sentimentalität) schmaltz* * *Schmạlz I [ʃmalts]nt -es, -e1) fat; (= Schweineschmalz) lard; (= Bratenschmalz) dripping (Brit), drippings pl (US)2) (= Ohrenschmalz) earwaxIIm -es, no pl (pej inf)schmaltz (inf)* * *Schmalz1<-es, -e>[ʃmalts]Schmalz2<- es>[ʃmalts]* * *Idas; Schmalzes (SchweineSchmalz) lardIIder; Schmalzes (abwertend) schmaltz (coll.)mit viel Schmalz — with plenty of slushy or soppy sentimentality (coll.)
* * *Schmalz auslassen render down fat ( oder dripping[s]);Schmalz in den Knochen haben umg have plenty of brawn;das hat viel Schmalz gekostet umg that took a bit of muscleSchmalz2 m; -es, kein pl; umg (Sentimentalität) schmaltz;ein Film/Lied mit viel Schmalz a very schmaltzy film/song;das Stück ist der reinste Schmalz the play is pure schmaltz* * *Idas; Schmalzes (SchweineSchmalz) lardIIder; Schmalzes (abwertend) schmaltz (coll.)mit viel Schmalz — with plenty of slushy or soppy sentimentality (coll.)
* * *-e m.corniness n.lard n. -
6 menscheln
v/i, unpers.; umg.2. (man zeigt menschliche Schwächen) auch in der Behörde menschelt es they’re only human at the local authority3. (es wird auf die Tränendrüse gedrückt) in dem Film menschelt es gewaltig they really lay on the human emotions in this film; in der Weihnachtszeit menschelt es in der Werbung around Christmas the adverts (Am. ads) are full of sentimentality4. (es riecht übel) oh, ich glaube, hier menschelt es oh dear, I’m afraid someone has done something nasty here* * *mẹn|scheln ['mɛnʃln]vi impers1)es menschelt — there's no escaping (from) one's humanity
2)* * *men·scheln[ˈmɛnʃl̩n]es menschelt used to express recognition and acceptance - especially in unexpected situations - of the fact that we are all human beings complete with weaknesses and fallibilities* * *1.hier menschelt es aber sehr (hier sind eine Menge Leute) there are crowds of people here2. (man zeigt menschliche Schwächen)auch in der Behörde menschelt es they’re only human at the local authorityin dem Film menschelt es gewaltig they really lay on the human emotions in this film;in der Weihnachtszeit menschelt es in der Werbung around Christmas the adverts (US ads) are full of sentimentality4. (es riecht übel)oh, ich glaube, hier menschelt es oh dear, I’m afraid someone has done something nasty here -
7 schmalzig
Adj. umg., fig. schmaltzy, slushy-sentimental; mit schmalziger Stimme singen croon in schmaltzy tones* * *schmaltzy; fruity; sentimental* * *schmạl|zig ['ʃmaltsɪç] (pej inf)1. adjschmaltzy (inf), slushy (inf)2. advseine Liebesbriefe sind ziemlich schmalzig geschrieben — his love letters are pretty schmaltzy (inf)
* * *schmal·zig[ˈʃmaltsɪç]* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv schmaltzy (coll.); slushy[-sentimental]2.adverbial with schmaltzy (coll.) or slushy sentimentality* * *schmalzig adj umg, fig schmaltzy, slushy-sentimental;mit schmalziger Stimme singen croon in schmaltzy tones* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv schmaltzy (coll.); slushy[-sentimental]2.adverbial with schmaltzy (coll.) or slushy sentimentality* * *adj.greasy adj.sleazy adj. -
8 Larmoyanz
* * *Lar|mo|yanz [larmoa'jants]f -, no pl (geh)sentimentality* * *Lar·mo·yanz<->[larmo̯aˈjants]* * * -
9 triefen
v/i; triefte und troff, hat oder ist getrieft1. (ist) (in Tropfen fallen) drip3. (hat) (so nass sein, dass Flüssigkeit herunterfließt, austritt) be dripping ( oder soaking) (wet); Auge, Nase: run; triefen vor (+ Dat) be dripping with; fig. ooze, exude geh.; vom Regen triefen be dripping from the rain; von / vor Nässe triefen be dripping ( oder soaking) (wet); vor Mitleid / Spott triefen fig. Worte etc.: be full of compassion / bristle ( oder be heavy) with irony ( oder sarcasm); Person: be overflowing with compassion / be full of mockery; er troff nur so vor Selbstmitleid pej. he reeked of ( oder was simply wallowing in) self-pity; triefend nass dripping ( oder soaking) wet* * *to drip; to ooze* * *trie|fen ['triːfn] pret triefte or (geh) tro\#ff ['triːftə, trɔf] ptp getrieft or (rare) getro\#ffen [gə'triːft, gə'trɔfn]vito be dripping wet; (Nase) to run; (Auge) to watertríéfen vor — to be dripping with; (fig pej) to gush with
tríéfend vor Nässe, tríéfend nass — dripping wet, wet through
tríéfend — soaking (wet)
* * *trie·fen[ˈtri:fn̩]viich habe Schnupfen, meine Nase trieft nur so! I've got a cold, and it's given me such a runny nose!vor Nässe \triefen to be dripping wetdiese Schnulze trieft ja von Schmalz und Sentimentalität this slushy song just oozes schmaltz and sentimentality* * *unregelmäßiges oder regelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) mit sein (fließen) (in Tropfen) drip; (in kleinen Rinnsalen) trickle2) (nass sein) be dripping wet; < nose> runtriefend nass — dripping wet; (durchnässt) wet through
* * *1. (ist) (in Tropfen fallen) drip3. (hat) (so nass sein, dass Flüssigkeit herunterfließt, austritt) be dripping ( oder soaking) (wet); Auge, Nase: run;vom Regen triefen be dripping from the rain;von/vor Nässe triefen be dripping ( oder soaking) (wet);vor Mitleid/Spott triefen fig Worte etc: be full of compassion/bristle ( oder be heavy) with irony ( oder sarcasm); Person: be overflowing with compassion/be full of mockery;triefend nass dripping ( oder soaking) wet* * *unregelmäßiges oder regelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) mit sein (fließen) (in Tropfen) drip; (in kleinen Rinnsalen) trickle2) (nass sein) be dripping wet; < nose> runtriefend nass — dripping wet; (durchnässt) wet through
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10 Gefühlsseligkeit
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11 Gefühlsduselei
Ge·fühls·du·se·lei <-, -en> [-du:zəʼlai] f( pej fam) mawkishness, overweening sentimentality -
12 Rührseligkeit
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13 Schmalz
1. Schmalz <-es, -e> [ʃmalts] ntkochk dripping; ( vom Schwein) lard -
14 Sentimentalität
Sen·ti·men·ta·li·tät <-, -en> [zɛntimɛntaliʼtɛ:t] fsentimentality -
15 triefen
viich habe Schnupfen, meine Nase trieft nur so! I've got a cold, and it's given me such a runny nose!;2) ( tropfend nass sein)vor Nässe \triefen to be dripping wetdiese Schnulze trieft ja von Schmalz und Sentimentalität this slushy song just oozes schmaltz and sentimentality -
16 Rührseligkeit
fsentimentality -
17 Schmalz
m1. corniness2. lard3. schmaltz4. schmalzmugs.goo [coll.: sentimentality] -
18 Sentimentalität
fsentimentality -
19 die Sentimentalität
- {goo} vật nhờn, cái dính nhớp nháp - {gooey} - {mush} hồ bột, chất đặc sệt, cháo bột mì, cháo ngô, chuyện lãng mạn, cái ô, cuộc đi xe bằng chó - {sentiment} tình, tình cảm, cảm nghĩ, ý kiến, tính chất truyền cảm, cảm tính, sự đa cảm, sự thương cảm, tính uỷ mị, câu nói chúc tụng xã giao, ẩn ý, ngụ ý - {sentimentalism} tính đa cảm - {sentimentality} tính giàu tình cảm, sự biểu lộ tình cảm uỷ mị -
20 die Empfindsamkeit
- {emotionalism} sự đa cảm, sự kêu gọi tình cảm, sự đánh đổ tình cảm - {sensibility} tri giác, cảm giác, tính đa cảm, tính dễ cảm, sự nhạy cảm, sự nhạy, độ nhạy - {sensitivity} tính dễ cảm xúc, tính nhạy cảm, tính nhạy - {sentiment} tình, tình cảm, cảm nghĩ, ý kiến, tính chất truyền cảm, cảm tính, sự thương cảm, tính uỷ mị, câu nói chúc tụng xã giao, ẩn ý, ngụ ý - {sentimentalism} - {sentimentality} tính giàu tình cảm, sự biểu lộ tình cảm uỷ mị
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