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101 Floh
Imperf. fliehen* * *der Flohflea* * *[floː]m -(e)s, ordm;e['fløːə] (ZOOL) fleavon Flöhen zerbissen or zerstochen — flea-bitten attr, bitten by fleas
es ist leichter, einen Sack Flöhe zu hüten, als... — I'd as soon jump in the lake as...
jdm einen Flóh ins Ohr setzen (inf) — to put an idea into sb's head
* * *(a type of small blood-sucking insect that jumps instead of flying and lives on the bodies of animals or people.) flea* * *<-[e]s, Flöhe>[flo:, pl ˈflø:ə]m1. (Tier) fleaFlöhe haben/knacken to have/squash fleas3.▶ die Flöhe husten hören to imagine things* * *der; Floh[e]s, Flöhe1) fleajemandem einen Floh ins Ohr setzen — (ugs.) put an idea into somebody's head
* * *1. ZOOL flea;Flöhe knacken umg crush fleas;jemandem einen Floh ins Ohr setzen fig put an idea into sb’s head;(einen Sack) Flöhe hüten ist leichter umg climbing Everest would be simple in comparison;er hört die Flöhe husten umg fig he’s forever imagining things* * *der; Floh[e]s, Flöhe1) fleajemandem einen Floh ins Ohr setzen — (ugs.) put an idea into somebody's head
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102 floh
Imperf. fliehen* * *der Flohflea* * *[floː]m -(e)s, ordm;e['fløːə] (ZOOL) fleavon Flöhen zerbissen or zerstochen — flea-bitten attr, bitten by fleas
es ist leichter, einen Sack Flöhe zu hüten, als... — I'd as soon jump in the lake as...
jdm einen Flóh ins Ohr setzen (inf) — to put an idea into sb's head
* * *(a type of small blood-sucking insect that jumps instead of flying and lives on the bodies of animals or people.) flea* * *<-[e]s, Flöhe>[flo:, pl ˈflø:ə]m1. (Tier) fleaFlöhe haben/knacken to have/squash fleas3.▶ die Flöhe husten hören to imagine things* * *der; Floh[e]s, Flöhe1) fleajemandem einen Floh ins Ohr setzen — (ugs.) put an idea into somebody's head
* * ** * *der; Floh[e]s, Flöhe1) fleajemandem einen Floh ins Ohr setzen — (ugs.) put an idea into somebody's head
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103 Frohlocken
geh.I v/i (untr., hat)* * *to rejoice; to crow; to exult; to be glad; to enjoy* * *froh|lọ|cken [fro'lɔkn] ptp frohlo\#cktvi (geh)to rejoice ( über +acc over, at); (vor Schadenfreude auch) to gloat ( über +acc over, bei at)* * *((with in or at) to be very happy; to rejoice: They exulted in their victory / at the news of their victory.) exult* * *froh·lo·cken *[froˈlɔkn̩]vi (geh)1. (Schadenfreude empfinden) to gloat [over sth]* * *intransitives Verb (geh.) rejoice; exult* * *frohlocken gehA. v/i (untrennb, hat)1. geh rejoice (2. KIRCHE obs Engel etc:dem Herrn frohlocken sing joyfully unto the Lord* * *intransitives Verb (geh.) rejoice; exult* * *v.to exult v.to rejoice v. -
104 frohlocken
geh.I v/i (untr., hat)* * *to rejoice; to crow; to exult; to be glad; to enjoy* * *froh|lọ|cken [fro'lɔkn] ptp frohlo\#cktvi (geh)to rejoice ( über +acc over, at); (vor Schadenfreude auch) to gloat ( über +acc over, bei at)* * *((with in or at) to be very happy; to rejoice: They exulted in their victory / at the news of their victory.) exult* * *froh·lo·cken *[froˈlɔkn̩]vi (geh)1. (Schadenfreude empfinden) to gloat [over sth]* * *intransitives Verb (geh.) rejoice; exult* * *frohlocken gehA. v/i (untrennb, hat)1. geh rejoice (2. KIRCHE obs Engel etc:dem Herrn frohlocken sing joyfully unto the Lord* * *intransitives Verb (geh.) rejoice; exult* * *v.to exult v.to rejoice v. -
105 Gaswerk
n gasworks Pl. (V. auch im Sg.)* * *das Gaswerkgasworks* * *Gas|werkntgasworks sing or pl; (= Gasverwaltung) gas board* * *(a place where gas is made: The gasworks is rather an ugly building.) gasworks* * *Gas·werknt gasworks + sing vb* * *das gasworks sing.* * ** * *das gasworks sing.* * *-e n.gas works n. -
106 Generation
f; -, -en generation (auch fig.); die Generation unserer Eltern our parents’ generation; Computer etc. der dritten Generation third-generation...; seit Generationen for generations* * *die Generationgeneration* * *Ge|ne|ra|ti|on [genəra'tsioːn]f -, -engenerationein technisches Gerät der ersten Generatión — a piece of first-generation technology
Generatión X/\@ — generation X/\@
* * *die1) (one stage in the descent of a family: All three generations - children, parents and grandparents - lived together quite happily.) generation2) (people born at about the same time: People of my generation all think the same way about this.) generation* * *Ge·ne·ra·ti·on<-, -en>[genəraˈtsi̯o:n]f1. (Menschenalter) generationseit \Generationen for generationsdie ältere \Generation the older generation + sing/pl vbdie heranwachsende \Generation the adolescent generation + sing/pl vbdie junge/jüngere \Generation the young/younger generation + sing/pl vb3. SOZIOL generation4. TECH, INFORM generation* * *die; Generation, Generationen generation* * *die Generation unserer Eltern our parents’ generation;Computer etcder dritten Generation third-generation …;seit Generationen for generations* * *die; Generation, Generationen generation -
107 Genetik
f; -, kein Pl.; BIO., GNT. genetics Pl. (als Fach V. im Sg.)* * *die Genetikgenetics* * *Ge|ne|tik [ge'neːtɪk]f -, no plgenetics sing* * *(the science of heredity.) genetics* * *Ge·ne·tik<->[geˈne:tɪk]f kein pl genetics + sing vb* * *die; Genetik (Biol.) genetics sing., no art* * *Genetik f; -, kein pl; BIOL, Genetik: genetics pl (als Fach: v im sg) Genetiker m; -s, -, Genetikin f; -, -nen geneticist* * *die; Genetik (Biol.) genetics sing., no art* * *f.genetics n. -
108 Glasfabrik
f Glashütte* * *Glas|fab|rikfglassworks sing or pl* * *Glas·fa·brikf glassworks + sing/pl vb* * *die glassworks sing. or pl.* * ** * *die glassworks sing. or pl. -
109 Gymnastik
f; -, kein Pl. exercises Pl., cal(l)isthenics Pl.; Disziplin: gymnastics Pl. (V. im Sg.) Gymnastik machen (Übungen machen) do (one’s) exercises; als Diszplin: do gymnastics; die tägliche Gymnastik auch one’s daily dozen umg.* * *die Gymnastikgymnastics* * *Gym|nạs|tik [gʏm'nastɪk]f -, no plkeep-fit exercises pl; (= Turnen) gymnastics singGymnastik machen — to do keep-fit (exercises)/gymnastics
* * *Gym·nas·tik<->[gʏmˈnastɪk]f gymnastics + sing vb* * ** * ** * ** * *f.gym n.gymnastics n. -
110 Hydraulik
f; -, kein Pl.; TECH. hydraulics Pl. (V. meist im Sg.) Anlage: auch hydraulic system* * *die Hydraulikhydraulics* * *Hyd|rau|lik [hy'draulɪk]f -, no plhydraulics sing; (= Antrieb, Anlage) hydraulic system, hydraulics pl* * *(the study of the behaviour of moving liquids (eg of water in pipes).) hydraulics* * *Hy·drau·lik<->[hyˈdraulɪk]die \Hydraulik der Bremse the brake's hydraulics* * *1) hydraulics sing., no art.2) (System) hydraulics pl.; hydraulic system* * ** * *die; Hydraulik (Technik)1) hydraulics sing., no art.2) (System) hydraulics pl.; hydraulic system* * *f.hydraulics n. -
111 Hydrokultur
f AGR.1. nur Sg. hydroponics Pl. (V. im Sg.)2. umg. Pflanze: hydroponic plant* * *Hyd|ro|kul|tur [hydro-, 'hyːdro-]f (BOT)hydroponics sing* * *Hy·dro·kul·turf hydroponics + sing vb spec* * *die; Hydro, Hydroen (Gartenbau) hydroponics sing.* * *1. nur sg hydroponics pl (v im sg)2. umg Pflanze: hydroponic plant* * *die; Hydro, Hydroen (Gartenbau) hydroponics sing. -
112 Impuls
m; -es, -e1. impulse; (Idee) auch idea; auch Pl. inspiration Sg.; einer Sache neue Impulse geben give a fresh impetus to s.th.2. (Drang) impulse; aus einem Impuls heraus, einem plötzlichen Impuls folgend on an ( oder a sudden) impulse3. ETRON. impulse* * *der Impulsimpulse; momentum* * *Im|pụls [ɪm'pʊls]m -es, -eimpulseneue Impulse geben — to give sth new impetus or momentum
äußere Impulse veranlassten ihn dazu — external factors made him do it
* * *der1) (a sudden force or stimulation: an electrical impulse.) impulse2) (the amount or force of motion in a moving body.) momentum* * *Im·puls<-es, -e>[ɪmˈpʊls]metw aus einem \Impuls heraus tun to do sth on impulseelektrischer/digitaler/akustischer \Impuls electric/digital/acoustic impulse3. PHYS impulse, momentum* * *der; Impulses, Impulse1) (Anstoß) stimuluseiner Sache (Dat.) neue Impulse geben — give something fresh stimulus sing. or impetus sing.
2) (innere Regung) impulseeinem Impuls folgen — act on [an] impulse
3) (Physik) impulse4) (Elektrot.) pulse* * *einer Sache neue Impulse geben give a fresh impetus to sth2. (Drang) impulse;aus einem Impuls heraus, einem plötzlichen Impuls folgend on an ( oder a sudden) impulse3. Elektronik: impulse* * *der; Impulses, Impulse1) (Anstoß) stimuluseiner Sache (Dat.) neue Impulse geben — give something fresh stimulus sing. or impetus sing.
2) (innere Regung) impulseeinem Impuls folgen — act on [an] impulse
3) (Physik) impulse4) (Elektrot.) pulse* * *-e m.impulse n.momentum n.pulse n. -
113 Kernphysik
f PHYS. nuclear physics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *die Kernphysiknuclear physics* * *Kẹrn|phy|sikfnuclear physics sing* * *Kern·phy·sikf nuclear physics + sing vb, no art* * *die nuclear physics sing., no art.* * ** * *die nuclear physics sing., no art.* * *f.nuclear physics n.nucleonics n. -
114 Kieferorthopädie
f orthodontics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *die Kieferorthopädieorthodontics* * *Kie|fer|or|tho|pä|dieforthodontics sing* * *Kie·fer·or·tho·pä·die* * *die orthodontics sing., no art* * ** * *die orthodontics sing., no art -
115 Kies
m; -es, -e2. MIN. pyrites3. nur Sg.; umg. (Geld) dough, bread, Brit. auch dosh, altm. lolly* * *der Kiesgrit; gravel* * *[kiːs]m -es, -e1) gravel; (am Strand) shingle2) no pl inf = Geld) dough (inf), lolly (inf)* * *der1) (very small stones: gravel for the garden path.) gravel2) (a slang word for money.) lolly3) (coarse gravel: There's too much shingle and not enough sand on this beach.) shingle* * *<-es, -e>[ki:s]m* * *der; Kieses, Kiese1) gravel; (auf dem Strand) shingle2) (Mineral.) pyrites sing.* * *1. gravel; für Wege, Straßen: auch grit; grober, auf dem Strand: shingle2. MINER pyrites* * *der; Kieses, Kiese1) gravel; (auf dem Strand) shingle2) (Mineral.) pyrites sing.* * *nur sing. m.gravel n.grit n. nur sing. (Geld) m.dough* n.rocks* (US)(Slang) n. -
116 Kinderei
* * *Kin|de|rei [kɪndə'rai]f -, -enchildishness no plKinderéíen — childishness, childish nonsense
* * *Kin·de·rei<-, -en>[kɪndəˈrai]f childishness no pl, no indef art* * *die; Kinderei, Kindereien childishness no indef. art., no pl.Kindereien — childishness sing.; childish behaviour sing
* * *eine Kinderei Spaß: a childish prank* * *die; Kinderei, Kindereien childishness no indef. art., no pl.Kindereien — childishness sing.; childish behaviour sing
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117 Kinderheilkunde
f p(a)ediatrics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *die Kinderheilkundepediatrics; paediatrics* * *Kịn|der|heil|kun|defpaediatrics sing (Brit), pediatrics sing (US)* * *(the study of the illnesses of children.) paediatrics* * *Kin·der·heil·kun·de* * ** * *f.pediatrics n. -
118 Kinetik
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119 Kokosflocken
Pl. desiccated coconut Sg.* * *Ko|kos|flo|ckenpldesiccated coconut* * *Ko·kos·flo·ckenpl desiccated coconut* * ** * ** * *Plural coconut ice sing.; (als Füllung) desiccated coconut sing. -
120 Kunstflug
m aerobatics Pl. (V. meist im Sg.) für den Film, für eine Schau etc.: stunt flying* * *der Kunstflugaerobatic* * *Kụnst|flugmaerobatics sing, aerobatic or stunt flyingein Kunstflug — a piece of aerobatic or stunt flying
* * *Kunst·flugm aerobatics + sing vb* * *der aerobatics sing.; stunt-flying (coll.)* * ** * *der aerobatics sing.; stunt-flying (coll.)* * *m.aerobatics n.stunt flying n.
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