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1 spitzwinklig
I Adj. MATH. acute* * *spịtz|win|ke|lig1. adj (MATH)Dreieck acute-angled; Gasse sharp-cornered, angular2. advabzweigen, auslaufen at a sharp angle* * *spitz·win·ke·lig, spitz·wink·ligII. adv sharply* * *1. 2.adverbial at an acute angle* * *A. adj MATH acuteB. adv:spitzwink(e)lig zusammenlaufen come together at an acute angle* * *1. 2.adverbial at an acute angle -
2 spitzwinkelig
spịtz|win|ke|lig1. adj (MATH)Dreieck acute-angled; Gasse sharp-cornered, angular2. advabzweigen, auslaufen at a sharp angle* * *spitz·win·ke·lig, spitz·wink·ligII. adv sharply* * *A. adj MATH acuteB. adv:spitzwink(e)lig zusammenlaufen come together at an acute angle -
3 Knick
m; -(e)s, -e1. (Kurve) (sharp) bend; in Draht, Rohr etc.: kink; (Falte) crease; (Eselsohr) dog-ear; im Metall: buckle; (Winkel) angle (auch ARCHIT.); in grafischer Kurve: blip; einen Knick machen bend sharply2. fig. in der Karriere etc.: downturn (in + Dat in); vorübergehend: blip; im Selbstbewusstsein etc.: dent; die hat wohl einen Knick in der Optik umg. she must be blind—m; -(e)s, -s; nordd. earthwork surmounted by a hedge* * *Knịck [knɪk]m -(e)s, -e or -s1) (= leichter Sprung) crack2) (= Kniff, Falte) crease, crinkle; (= Eselsohr) dog-ear; (= Biegung) (sharp) bend; (bei Draht, auf Oberfläche) kinkeinen Knick machen — to bend sharply
See:→ Optik4) pl -s N Ger = Hecke) hedgerow* * *<-[e]s, -e o -s>[knɪk]meinen \Knick machen to bend [sharply]2. (Kniff) crease3.▶ einen \Knick im Auge [o in der Linse] [o in der Optik] haben (sl) to have sth wrong with one's eyesdu hast wohl einen \Knick in der Optik! can't you see straight?, are you blind?* * *der; Knick[e]s, Knicke1) (Biegung) sharp bend; (in einem Draht) kink2) (Falz) crease* * *Knick1 m; -(e)s, -e1. (Kurve) (sharp) bend; in Draht, Rohr etc: kink; (Falte) crease; (Eselsohr) dog-ear; im Metall: buckle; (Winkel) angle ( auch ARCH); in grafischer Kurve: blip;einen Knick machen bend sharply2. fig in der Karriere etc: downturn (die hat wohl einen Knick in der Optik umg she must be blindKnick2 m; -(e)s, -s; nordd earthwork surmounted by a hedge* * *der; Knick[e]s, Knicke1) (Biegung) sharp bend; (in einem Draht) kink2) (Falz) crease* * *-e m.kink n.sharp bend n. -
4 Knie
n; -s, -1. ANAT. knee; jemanden auf den Knien bitten beg s.o. on bended knees; auf die Knie fallen fall to one’s knees; in die Knie gehen sink to one’s knees; tiefer: crouch on one’s knees; fig. go to the wall; jemanden auf die Knie zwingen fig. force s.o. to his ( oder her) knees; jemanden übers Knie legen umg. put s.o. across one’s knee, give s.o. a good hiding; etw. übers Knie brechen do s.th. in a rush, rush s.th.; mit weichen Knien umg. with knees knocking; mir wurde ganz weich in den Knien umg. I went all weak at (Am. in) the knees, my legs turned to jelly* * *das Knie(Anatomie) knee;(Flusslauf) bend;(Technik) elbow; angle* * *[kniː]nt -s, -1) kneeauf Kníén — on one's knees, on bended knee
(vor jdm) auf die Kníé fallen or in die Kníé sinken — to fall on or drop to one's knees (before sb)
sich vor jdm auf die Kníé werfen — to throw oneself on one's knees in front of sb
jdn auf Kníén bitten — to go down on bended knees to sb (and beg)
jdm auf Kníén danken — to go down on one's knees and thank sb
in die Kníé gehen — to kneel, to fall on one's knees; (fig) to be brought to one's knees
jdn in or auf die Kníé zwingen (esp fig) — to bring sb to his/her knees
die Kníé beugen — to bend one's knees; (vor dem Altar) to bow, to genuflect (form); (fig) to give in, to bend the knee
2) (= Flussknie) sharp bend; (in Rohr) elbow3) (TECH = Winkelstück) elbow* * *das1) (the joint at the bend of the leg: He fell and cut his knee; The child sat on her father's knee; She was on her knees weeding the garden; He fell on his knees and begged for mercy.) knee2) (the part of an article of clothing covering this joint: He has a hole in the knee of his trousers.) knee* * *<-s, ->[kni:, pl ˈkni:ə]nt1. (Körperteil) kneeauf \Knien on one's knees, on bended knee[s]jdn auf \Knien bitten to go down on bended knee[s] to [or and beg] sbjdm auf \Knien danken to go down on one's knees and thank sbin die \Knie gehen to sink to [or down on] one's kneesjdn übers \Knie legen (fam) to put sb across [or over] one's kneein die \Knie sacken to sag at the kneessich akk vor jdm auf die \Knie werfen (geh) to throw oneself on one's knees in front of [or form before] sbjdm zittern die \Knie sb's knees are shaking; (aus Angst) sb's knees are knocking2. (Kniebereich einer Hose) knee3. (Biegung) bend4. (eines Rohres) elbow5.▶ in die \Knie gehen to submit, to give in* * *das; Knies, Knie1) kneejemandem auf [den] Knien danken — go down on one's knees and thank somebody
er hatte/bekam weiche Knie — (ugs.) his knees trembled/started to tremble
jemanden auf od. in die Knie zwingen — (geh.) force somebody to his knees
in die Knie gehen — sink to one's knees; (fig.) submit, bow (vor + Dat. to)
jemanden übers Knie legen — (ugs.) put somebody across one's knee
etwas übers Knie brechen — (ugs.) rush something
2) (Biegung) sharp bend; (eines Rohres) elbow* * *1. ANAT knee;jemanden auf den Knien bitten beg sb on bended knees;auf die Knie fallen fall to one’s knees;jemanden übers Knie legen umg put sb across one’s knee, give sb a good hiding;etwas übers Knie brechen do sth in a rush, rush sth;mit weichen Knien umg with knees knocking;* * *das; Knies, Knie1) kneejemandem auf [den] Knien danken — go down on one's knees and thank somebody
er hatte/bekam weiche Knie — (ugs.) his knees trembled/started to tremble
jemanden auf od. in die Knie zwingen — (geh.) force somebody to his knees
in die Knie gehen — sink to one's knees; (fig.) submit, bow (vor + Dat. to)
jemanden übers Knie legen — (ugs.) put somebody across one's knee
etwas übers Knie brechen — (ugs.) rush something
2) (Biegung) sharp bend; (eines Rohres) elbow* * *elbow n.knee n. -
5 Stumpf
I Adj.3. Reim: masculine4. (glanzlos) auch Haar: dull5. (stumpfsinnig) dull; (teilnahmslos) stolid, apathetic; Sinne: dulled; stumpfer Blick blank ( oder vacant) look; stumpf gegenüber insensitive toII Adv.: stumpf vor sich hinstarren stare blankly into space; stumpf dahinleben live in apathy, vegetate* * *der Stumpfstub; stump* * *Stụmpf [ʃtʊmpf]m -(e)s, -e['ʃtʏmpfə] stump; (= Bleistiftstumpf) stub* * *1) ((of objects) having no point or sharp edge: a blunt knife.) blunt2) stolidly3) ((of a person etc) not easily excited and rather dull.) stolid4) ((of an angle) greater than a right-angle.) obtuse5) (the part of a tree left in the ground after the trunk has been cut down: He sat on a (tree-)stump and ate his sandwiches.) stump* * *<-[e]s, Stümpfe>[ʃtʊmpf, pl ˈʃtʏmpfə]m stumpetw mit \Stumpf und Stiel beseitigen/vernichten to eliminate/eradicate sth root and branch* * *der; Stumpf[e]s, Stümpfe stump* * *einen Zahn bis auf den Stumpf abschleifen grind a tooth down into a stump;etwas mit Stumpf und Stiel ausrotten eradicate sth root and branch* * *der; Stumpf[e]s, Stümpfe stump* * *-¨e m.stub n.stump n. -
6 stumpf
I Adj.3. Reim: masculine4. (glanzlos) auch Haar: dull5. (stumpfsinnig) dull; (teilnahmslos) stolid, apathetic; Sinne: dulled; stumpfer Blick blank ( oder vacant) look; stumpf gegenüber insensitive toII Adv.: stumpf vor sich hinstarren stare blankly into space; stumpf dahinleben live in apathy, vegetate* * *der Stumpfstub; stump* * *Stụmpf [ʃtʊmpf]m -(e)s, -e['ʃtʏmpfə] stump; (= Bleistiftstumpf) stub* * *1) ((of objects) having no point or sharp edge: a blunt knife.) blunt2) stolidly3) ((of a person etc) not easily excited and rather dull.) stolid4) ((of an angle) greater than a right-angle.) obtuse5) (the part of a tree left in the ground after the trunk has been cut down: He sat on a (tree-)stump and ate his sandwiches.) stump* * *<-[e]s, Stümpfe>[ʃtʊmpf, pl ˈʃtʏmpfə]m stumpetw mit \Stumpf und Stiel beseitigen/vernichten to eliminate/eradicate sth root and branch* * *der; Stumpf[e]s, Stümpfe stump* * *A. adj1. Bleistift, Messer etc: blunt;stumpf werden go blunt3. Reim: masculine4. (glanzlos) auch Haar: dullstumpfer Blick blank ( oder vacant) look;stumpf gegenüber insensitive toB. adv:stumpf vor sich hinstarren stare blankly into space;stumpf dahinleben live in apathy, vegetate…stumpf m im subst:Armstumpf arm stump;Beinstumpf leg stump;Kerzenstumpf candle end;Zahnstumpf tooth stump* * *der; Stumpf[e]s, Stümpfe stump* * *-¨e m.stub n.stump n.
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