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61 size
1) (largeness: an area the size of a football pitch; The size of the problem alarmed us.) størrelse2) (one of a number of classes in which shoes, dresses etc are grouped according to measurements: I take size 5 in shoes.) størrelse•- sizeable- size up* * *1) (largeness: an area the size of a football pitch; The size of the problem alarmed us.) størrelse2) (one of a number of classes in which shoes, dresses etc are grouped according to measurements: I take size 5 in shoes.) størrelse•- sizeable- size up -
62 scraper
noun2) (hand tool, kitchen utensil) Schaber, der; (for clearing snow) Schneescharre, die; (decorator's) Spachtel, der; (for removing ice from car windows) [Eis]kratzer, der* * *noun (a tool or instrument for scraping, especially one for scraping paint and wallpaper off walls etc.) der Kratzer* * *scrap·er[ˈskreɪpəʳ, AM -ɚ]n (tool) for paint, wallpaper Spachtel m o f; for windscreens Kratzer m; for shoes, boots Abkratzer m; (grid) Abstreifer m* * *['skreɪpə(r)]n(= tool) Spachtel m; (at door) Kratzeisen nt* * *scraper [ˈskreıpə(r)] s1. peja) Geizhals m, Knicker mc) Bartschaber m (Friseur)2. (Fuß)Abstreicher m, (-)Abtreter m3. TECHa) Schaber m, Kratzer m, Streichmesser nb) ARCH etc Schrapper mc) Planierpflug m* * *noun2) (hand tool, kitchen utensil) Schaber, der; (for clearing snow) Schneescharre, die; (decorator's) Spachtel, der; (for removing ice from car windows) [Eis]kratzer, der* * *n.Kratzer - m.Planierpflug m.Schabe -n f.Schaber m. -
63 suede
nounWildleder, das* * *[sweid]noun, adjective* * *[sweɪd]I. n Wildleder nt, Veloursleder nt\suede shoes Wildlederschuhe pl* * *[sweɪd]1. nWildleder nt; (soft, fine also) Velours(leder) nt2. adjWildleder-, aus Wildleder; (of finer quality also) Velours(leder)-, aus Velours(leder)suede boots — Wildleder-/Velours(leder)stiefel pl
* * *1. Wildleder n, Velours(leder) n:suede shoes Wildlederschuhe* * *nounWildleder, das* * *n.Wildleder n. -
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nounWildleder, das* * *[sweid]noun, adjective* * *[sweɪd]I. n Wildleder nt, Veloursleder nt\suede shoes Wildlederschuhe pl* * *[sweɪd]1. nWildleder nt; (soft, fine also) Velours(leder) nt2. adjWildleder-, aus Wildleder; (of finer quality also) Velours(leder)-, aus Velours(leder)suede boots — Wildleder-/Velours(leder)stiefel pl
* * *1. Wildleder n, Velours(leder) n:suede shoes Wildlederschuhe* * *nounWildleder, das* * *n.Wildleder n. -
65 patent leather
nounLackleder, das* * *pa·tent ˈleath·erI. n Lackleder nt* * ** * *nounLackleder, das* * *n.Lackleder n. -
66 canvas
noununder canvas — im Zelt; (Naut.) unter Segel
* * *['kænvəs]plural - canvases; noun1) (( also adjective) (of) a coarse cloth made of hemp or flax etc, used for sails, tents etc, and for painting on: canvas sails.) das Segeltuch•- academic.ru/119231/under_canvas">under canvas* * *can·vas[ˈkænvəs]I. n<pl -es>under \canvas im Zelt* * *['knvəs]nLeinwand f; (for sails) Segeltuch nt; (= set of sails) Segel pl; (for tent) Zeltbahn f; (ART = material) Leinwand f; (= painting) Gemälde ntcanvas chair — Liegestuhl m, Klappstuhl m
* * *canvas [ˈkænvəs]A s1. SCHIFFa) Segeltuch nb) koll Segel pl:under canvas unter Segel ( → A 3);under full canvas mit allen Segeln2. Pack-, Zeltleinwand f3. Zelt, koll Zelte pl:under canvas in Zelten ( → A 1)4. Kanevas m, Stramin m (für Stickereien)5. MALa) Leinwand fb) (Öl)Gemälde n auf Leinwand* * *noununder canvas — im Zelt; (Naut.) unter Segel
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noun1) Brauch, der; Sitte, die[the] Customs — (government department) der Zoll
go through Customs — durch den Zoll gehen (ugs.)
3) (Law) Gewohnheitsrecht, daswe should like to have your custom — wir hätten Sie gern zum/zur od. als Kunden/Kundin
* * *1) (what a person etc is in the habit of doing or does regularly: It's my custom to go for a walk on Saturday mornings; religious customs.) der Brauch2) (the regular buying of goods at the same shop etc; trade or business: The new supermarkets take away custom from the small shops.) die Kundschaft•- academic.ru/17992/customary">customary- customarily
- customer
- customs* * *cus·tom[ˈkʌstəm]nlocal \custom Gepflogenheit faround here it's a local \custom to... hier [bei uns] ist es Brauch,...an ancient \custom ein alter Brauchin my country, it's the \custom to... in meinem Land ist es üblich, dass...a national/strange \custom ein landesüblicher/seltsamer Brauchit is her \custom to... es ist ihre Gewohnheit,...▪ as is sb's \custom wie es jds Gewohnheit ist\custom of the trade Usance fto withdraw one's \custom [or take one's \custom elsewhere] anderswohin gehenif we don't give good service, people will withdraw their \custom wenn wir keinen guten Service bieten, gehen die Kunden eben anderswohin* * *['kʌstəm]1. ncustom demands... —
as custom has it our customs — unsere Bräuche pl, unsere Sitten und Gebräuche pl
2) (= habit) (An)gewohnheit fit was his custom to rest each afternoon — er pflegte am Nachmittag zu ruhen (geh)
3) no pl (COMM: patronage) Kundschaft fto take one's custom elsewhere — (als Kunde) anderswo hingehen, woanders Kunde werden
we get a lot of custom from tourists — wir haben viele Touristen als Kunden, viele unserer Kunden sind Touristen
4) pl (= duty, organization) Zoll mto go through customs — durch den Zoll gehen
2. adjcustom tailor — Maßschneider( in) m(f)
* * *custom [ˈkʌstəm]A s1. a) Brauch m, Sitte f, pl auch Brauchtum nb) (An)Gewohnheit f:it is the custom es ist üblich ( to do zu tun);this is not the custom here das ist hier nicht üblich;as was the custom wie es Sitte oder Brauch war;it was his custom ( oder his custom was) to go for a walk after dinner er pflegte nach dem Essen einen Spaziergang zu machen, er machte nach dem Essen gewöhnlich einen Spaziergang;2. koll Sitten pl und Gebräuche pla) fester Brauch,b) Gewohnheitsrecht n5. WIRTSCH Kundschaft f:a) Kunden(kreis) pl(m)b) Kundesein n:get sb’s custom jemanden als Kunden gewinnen;lose a great deal of custom viele Kunden verlieren;take one’s custom elsewhere woanders hingehen oder (ein)kaufen, anderswo Kunde werden;have withdrawn one’s custom from nicht mehr Kunde sein oder (ein)kaufen bei6. pl Zoll m:get sth through the customs etwas durch den Zoll bekommen;customs authorities → A 77. pl Zollbehörde f, -amt nB adj1. besonders UScustom shoes Maßschuhe;custom work Maßarbeit fb) auf Bestellung oder für Kunden arbeitend:custom tailor Maßschneider(in)2. IT benutzerdefiniert (Programm etc)* * *noun1) Brauch, der; Sitte, die[the] Customs — (government department) der Zoll
go through Customs — durch den Zoll gehen (ugs.)
3) (Law) Gewohnheitsrecht, daswe should like to have your custom — wir hätten Sie gern zum/zur od. als Kunden/Kundin
* * *adj.kundenspezifisch adj. n.Brauch -¨e m.Gepflogenheit f.Gewohnheit f.Sitte -n f. -
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1) Schmutz, der; Dreck, der (ugs.)be covered in dirt — ganz schmutzig sein; (stronger) vor Schmutz starren
treat somebody like dirt — jemanden wie [den letzten] Dreck behandeln (salopp)
2) (soil) Erde, die* * *[də:t] 1. noun(any unclean substance, such as mud, dust, dung etc: His shoes are covered in dirt.) der Schmutz- academic.ru/20724/dirty">dirty2. verb(to make or become dirty: He dirtied his hands/shoes.) beschmutzen- dirtiness- dirt-cheap
- dirt track* * *[dɜ:t, AM dɜ:rt]n no plto be covered in \dirt ganz schmutzig seinto live in \dirt im Dreck lebento show \dirt of cloth, etc. den Schmutz sehen lassendon't talk \dirt rede nicht so obszön daher4. (rumour) [üble] Verleumdung [o Nachrede], schmutzige Wäsche, Schmutz m; (gossip) Klatsch m fam, Tratsch m famthe \dirt on everyone der neueste Klatsch zu allen und jedento dig for \dirt nach Skandalen suchen6.* * *[dɜːt]nto eat dirt (fig) — sich widerspruchslos demütigen or beleidigen lassen
to treat sb like dirt — jdn wie ( den letzten) Dreck behandeln (inf)
he looked at me as though I was a piece of dirt — er sah mich an, als wäre ich ein Stück Dreck (inf)
2) (fig: obscenity) Schmutz mto dig up or dig ( the) dirt on sb (inf) — jdn in den Schmutz ziehen
he wanted to get all the dirt he could on his opponent — er wollte seinen Gegner so schlecht wie möglich machen
* * *1. Schmutz m, Kot m, Dreck m umg2. (lockere) Erde3. fig Plunder m, Schund m (beide pej)4. fig (moralischer) Schmutz5. fig Schmutz m:a) unflätiges Redena) es gibt sie wie Sand am Meer,b) sie sind schrecklich gewöhnlich;do sb dirt sl jemanden in gemeiner Weise reinlegen;eat dirt sich widerspruchslos demütigen lassen;make sb eat dirt jemanden demütigen;* * *noun, no pl.1) Schmutz, der; Dreck, der (ugs.)be covered in dirt — ganz schmutzig sein; (stronger) vor Schmutz starren
treat somebody like dirt — jemanden wie [den letzten] Dreck behandeln (salopp)
2) (soil) Erde, die* * *n.Dreck nur sing. m.Schmutz m.Verschmutzung f. -
69 size
1) (largeness: an area the size of a football pitch; The size of the problem alarmed us.) velikost2) (one of a number of classes in which shoes, dresses etc are grouped according to measurements: I take size 5 in shoes.) številka•- sizeable- size up* * *I [sáiz]nounvelikost, veličina, debelina, dolžina; dimenzija, format, obseg; postava; kaliber, mera številka (obutve, obleke, rokavic itd.); figuratively veličina, format, pomembnost, važnost; colloquially dejstvo, resničnost; obsolete določena mera, količina, porcija, obrok; technical priprava (sito) za sortiranje (zlasti žlahtnih kamnov in biserov)full size — polna, naravna velikoststandard size — standardna, normalna velikostthat's about the size of it figuratively colloquially (natančno) tako jeII [sáiz]transitive verb & intransitive verburediti po velikosti, sortirati; dati neko velikost; prirezati (les); (Cambridge) naročiti hrano, pijačo na račun kolegijaIII [sáiz]1.nountanko lepilo, klej; škrob; sklenina; apretura (tkanine, papirja);2.transitive verblepiti, klejiti; (na)škrobiti; apretirati (blago), dati trdoto (klobučevini)IV [sáiz]see sized -
70 mat
noun1) (on floor, Sport) Matte, diepull the mat from under somebody's feet — (fig.) jemandem den Boden unter den Füßen wegziehen
* * *[mæt](a flat piece of material (rushes, rubber, carpet, cork etc) for wiping shoes on, covering a floor, or various other purposes: Wipe your shoes on the doormat; a table mat.) die Matte, der Untersetzer- academic.ru/45643/matted">matted- matting* * *[mæt]I. nbath \mat Badematte fbeer \mat Bierdeckel m2. (thick layer)a \mat weeds ein dichter Grasbewuchs3.▶ to be on the \mat in Schwierigkeiten seinII. vt<- tt->his hair was \matted with blood sein Haar war blutverschmiert* * *I [mt]1. nMatte f; (= door mat) Fußmatte f; (on table) Untersetzer m; (of cloth) Deckchen nt; (of hair) Gewirr ntto go to the mat to do sth (US) — einen Streit riskieren, um etw zu tun
2. vtthe sea-water had matted his hair — durch das Salzwasser waren seine Haare verfilzt geworden
3. viverfilzen IIadjSee:= matt* * *mat1 [mæt]A s1. Matte f2. Untersetzer m, -satz m3. (Zier)Deckchen n4. SPORT Matte f:go to the mat with sb fig mit jemandem eine heftige Auseinandersetzung haben5. Vorleger m, Abtreter m6. grober Sack (zur Verpackung von Kaffee etc)7. verfilzte Masse (Haar, Unkraut)8. Gewirr n, Geflecht nB v/t1. mit Matten belegen2. (mattenartig) verflechten3. verfilzenmat2 [mæt]B s1. Mattierung f2. mattierte Farbschicht (auf Glas)C v/t mattieren* * *noun1) (on floor, Sport) Matte, diepull the mat from under somebody's feet — (fig.) jemandem den Boden unter den Füßen wegziehen
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71 platform
noun1) (Brit. Railw.) Bahnsteig, der2) (stage) Podium, das3) (Polit.) Wahlplattform, die* * *['plætfo:m]1) (a raised part of a floor eg in a hall, for speakers, entertainers etc: The orchestra arranged themselves on the platform.) das Podium2) (the raised area between or beside the lines in a railway station: They waited on the platform for their train to arrive; The London train will leave from platform 6.) der Bahnsteig* * *plat·form[ˈplætfɔ:m, AM -fɔ:rm]nviewing \platform Aussichtspunkt mrailway \platform Bahnsteig ma question for the \platform eine Frage an das Podiumconcert \platform Konzertbühne fspeaker after speaker mounted the \platform ein Sprecher nach dem anderen stellte sich ans Mikrofonto share a \platform gemeinsam auftretenwe campaign on a \platform of low taxation in unserem Wahlkampf nimmt die Steuersenkung eine zentrale Stellung ein6. (shoes)▪ \platforms pl Plateauschuhe pl* * *['pltfɔːm]n1) Plattform f; (= stage) Podium nt, Bühne f* * *platform [ˈplætfɔː(r)m] s1. Plattform f, (Redner)Tribüne f, Podium nb) POL Parteiprogramm n, Plattform fc) besonders US programmatische Wahlerklärung4. TECH Rampe f, (Lauf-, Steuer) Bühne f5. BAHNa) Bahnsteig mb) Plattform f (US am Waggonende, Br besonders am Bus etc)6. a) Treppenabsatz mb) Absatz m (an einer Felswand)7. Terrasse f8. GEOLa) Hochebene fb) Terrasse fplatform shoes Schuhe mit Plateausohle10. Raumstation f* * *noun1) (Brit. Railw.) Bahnsteig, derthe train leaves from/will arrive at platform 4 — der Zug fährt von Gleis 4 ab/in Gleis 4 ein
2) (stage) Podium, das3) (Polit.) Wahlplattform, die* * *n.Bahnsteig m.Plattform f.Podest -e n.Podium -en n. -
72 size
1) (largeness: an area the size of a football pitch; The size of the problem alarmed us.) størrelse2) (one of a number of classes in which shoes, dresses etc are grouped according to measurements: I take size 5 in shoes.) størrelse; nummer•- sizeable- size upnummer--------størrelseIsubst. \/saɪz\/1) størrelse, format, mål2) nummer, størrelse• what size shoes do you take?• what size is this?3) omfang, utstrekning, innhold4) (universitet, gammeldags) rasjon, porsjon (av mat og drikke)cut somebody down to size ( overført) jekke noen ned, sette noen på plassfull size naturlig størrelse, full størrelseof a size like storeof some size ganske stor, temmelig storreal size naturlig størrelsethat's about the size of it ( hverdagslig) omtrent sånn ligger det anIIsubst. \/saɪz\/1) ( for papir e.l.) lim, klister2) ( tekstilindustri) appreturmiddelIIIverb \/saɪz\/1) ordne etter størrelse, sortere etter størrelse2) lage i en viss størrelse, lage i bestemte numre3) skjære til4) ( universitet) forklaring: bestille mat eller drikke fra universitetets kjøkkensize up måle opp( hverdagslig) måle, vurdere, bedømmesize up somebody se hva en er god forsize up to svare til, nå opp tilsize up with svare til, nå opp tilIVverb \/saɪz\/1) lime, stryke limvann på2) ( tekstil) appretere, stive -
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74 dancing
noun She likes dancing; ( also adjective) dancing shoes.) dans; danse-* * *noun She likes dancing; ( also adjective) dancing shoes.) dans; danse- -
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76 points
1) (a movable section of rails which allow a train to cross over other lines or pass from one line to another: The points had to be changed before the train could continue.) skiftespor2) (the solid tips in the toes of ballet shoes: She can dance on her points.) tåspids* * *1) (a movable section of rails which allow a train to cross over other lines or pass from one line to another: The points had to be changed before the train could continue.) skiftespor2) (the solid tips in the toes of ballet shoes: She can dance on her points.) tåspids -
77 shoemaker
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78 sneakers
noun plural (soft shoes with soles made of rubber, rope etc: He was wearing blue jeans and sneakers.) gummisko; kondisko* * *noun plural (soft shoes with soles made of rubber, rope etc: He was wearing blue jeans and sneakers.) gummisko; kondisko -
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80 whitening
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gym shoes — noun canvas shoes with pliable rubber soles, used especially by children Syn: plimsolls, pumps, daps … Wiktionary
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kadaitja shoes — /kəˈdaɪtʃə ʃuz/ (say kuh duychuh shoohz) plural noun (in some traditional Aboriginal cultures) shoes made of human hair, string and emu feathers, matted with human blood, worn by a kadaitja man so that his footsteps may not be traced. Also,… …