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1 Schneeflocken
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2 sinken
(Bedeutung) to diminish; to be on the decline;(Hoffnung) to fade;(Preis) to fall; to drop; to decline; to go down; to sag;(Schiff) to founder; to go down; to sink;(Wasserstand) to subside* * *sịn|ken ['zɪŋkn] pret sa\#nk [zaŋk] ptp gesu\#nken [gə'zʊŋkn]vi aux sein1) (Mensch, Gegenstand) to sink; (Schiff) to sink, to go down; (Ballon) to descend; (Nebel) to come down, to descend (liter)auf einen Stuhl/zu Boden sinken — to sink into a chair/to the ground
an jds Brust (acc) or jdm an die Brust sinken (liter) — to fall upon sb's breast
in Ohnmacht sinken (geh) — to swoon (old), to fall into a faint (esp Brit), to faint
die Arme/den Kopf sinken lassen — to let one's arms/head drop
2) (Boden, Gebäude) to subside, to sink; (Fundament) to settledas Haus war ein Meter tiefer gesunken — the house had sunk one metre (Brit) or meter (US)
3) (=niedriger werden Wasserspiegel, Temperatur, Preise etc) to fall, to drop4) (= schwinden) (Ansehen, Vertrauen) to diminish; (Einfluss) to wane, to decline, to diminish; (Hoffnung, Stimmung) to sinkden Mut/die Hoffnung sinken lassen — to lose courage/hope
5) (moralisch) to sink* * *1) (to slip, fall, be reduced: As he could think of nothing more to say, he lapsed into silence; I'm afraid our standards of tidiness have lapsed.) lapse2) sink3) ((of floods) to become lower and withdraw: Gradually the water subsided.) subside* * *sin·ken<sank, gesunken>[ˈzɪŋkn̩]vi Hilfsverb: seinauf den Grund \sinken to sink to the bottom2. (herabsinken) to descend3. (niedersinken) to drop, to fallins Bett \sinken to fall into bedzu Boden/auf ein Sofa \sinken to sink [or drop] to the ground/on[to] a sofadie Hände \sinken lassen to let one's hands fall, to drop one's handsdie Temperatur sank auf 2°C the temperature went down to 2°C; Kurs, Preis to fall, to drop, to be on the decline▪ \sinkend falling\sinkende Produktion ÖKON falling production\sinkender Dollar BÖRSE sagging dollarden Mut \sinken lassen to lose couragein jds Achtung/Ansehen \sinken to go down [or sink] in sb's estimation [or esteem], to lose sb's favour [or AM -or]; s.a. tief* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) <ship, sun> sink, go down; <plane, balloon> descend, go down; (geh.) <leaves, snowflakes> fall2) (niedersinken) fallauf od. (geh.) in die Knie sinken — sink or fall to one's knees
3) (niedriger werden) <temperature, level> fall, dropdas Thermometer/Barometer sinkt — the temperature is falling/the barometer is going back
4) (an Wert verlieren) <price, value> fall, go down5) (nachlassen, abnehmen) fall; go down; <excitement, interest> diminish, decline* * *sinken; sinkt, sank, ist gesunken v/ijemandem in die Arme sinken fall into sb’s arms;zu Boden sinken sink ( oder drop) to the ground;auf die Knie sinken drop to one’s knees;ins Bett sinken fall ( oder collapse) into bed;in einen Sessel sinken sink ( oder collapse) into an armchair;sinken lassen lower, drop (auch Stimme);den Kopf sinken lassen hang one’s head;in tiefen Schlaf sinken sink into a deep sleep2. Aktien, Kurs, Preise, Temperatur etc: fall, drop, go down;das Fieber ist leicht gesunken the temperature has gone down slightly;der Verbrauch von Rindfleisch ist stark gesunken beef consumption has fallen considerably;zu einem allgemeinen Sinken der Energiepreise führen lead to a general fall in energy pricesseine Stimmung sank his spirits sank;er ist tief gesunken he has sunk very low;in jemandes Achtung sinken go down in sb’s opinion ( oder esteem);* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) <ship, sun> sink, go down; <plane, balloon> descend, go down; (geh.) <leaves, snowflakes> fall2) (niedersinken) fallauf od. (geh.) in die Knie sinken — sink or fall to one's knees
3) (niedriger werden) <temperature, level> fall, dropdas Thermometer/Barometer sinkt — the temperature is falling/the barometer is going back
4) (an Wert verlieren) <price, value> fall, go down5) (nachlassen, abnehmen) fall; go down; <excitement, interest> diminish, decline* * *n.descent n. -
3 wehen
vt/i blow; Fahne: wave, flutter; Duft, Töne etc.: drift, waft; im Wind(e) wehen wave in the wind; der Wind weht eisig / scharf there’s an icy / a sharp wind (blowing); heute weht es tüchtig it’s blowing pretty hard today; wehende Gewänder flowing robes; Wind* * *die Wehen* * *we|hen ['veːən]1. vider Geist der Aufklärung wehte durch Deutschland (geh) — the spirit of enlightenment was abroad or reigned in Germany
es weht ein warmer Wind — there's a warm wind (blowing), a warm wind is blowing
See:→ Fahne2) aux sein (Geruch, Klang) to drift; (Duft) to waft2. vtto blow (von off); (sanft) to waft* * *1) ((of a current of air) to be moving: The wind blew more strongly.) blow2) (to (cause to) move quickly: A leaf fluttered to the ground.) flutter3) ((in a pregnant woman etc) the process of childbirth: She was in labour for several hours before the baby was born.) labour4) (to move backwards and forwards or flutter: The flags waved gently in the breeze.) wave* * *we·hen[ˈve:ən]I. vi1. Hilfsverb: haben (blasen) to blow▪ es weht etw sth is blowing3. Hilfsverb: sein (irgendwohin getragen werden)etw weht auf die Erde sth is blown onto the floor* * *1.intransitives Verb1) blow2) (flattern) flutter3) mit sein <leaves, snowflakes, scent> waft2.transitives Verb blow* * *im Wind(e) wehen wave in the wind;der Wind weht eisig/scharf there’s an icy/a sharp wind (blowing);heute weht es tüchtig it’s blowing pretty hard today;* * *1.intransitives Verb1) blow2) (flattern) flutter3) mit sein <leaves, snowflakes, scent> waft2.transitives Verb blow* * *v.to blow v.(§ p.,p.p.: blew, blown)to breeze v.to waft v.to wave v. -
4 wirbeln
I v/i1. (ist gewirbelt) Schnee, Staub etc.: whirl, swirl; Tänzer, Wasser etc.: whirl2. (hat) Trommeln: roll* * *to reel; to eddy; to twirl; to whirl; to swirl* * *wịr|beln ['vɪrbln]1. vi2)3) (Trommeln etc) to roll2. vtjdn, Wasser to whirl; Staub, Laub etc auch to swirl* * *1) (to move round and round: The water eddied round the pier; The crowds eddied to and fro in the square.) eddy2) roll3) reel4) (to (cause to) move quickly, with a whirling or circling motion: The leaves were swirled along the ground by the wind.) swirl5) (to move rapidly (round, away etc): She whirled round when I called her name; The wind whirled my hat away before I could grab it.) whirl* * *wir·beln[ˈvɪrbl̩n]I. vi1. Hilfsverb: sein (sich drehend wehen) to swirl2. Hilfsverb: sein (sich drehend bewegen) to whirl▪ etw irgendwohin \wirbeln to whirl sth somewhere* * *1.intransitives Verb; mit Richtungsangabe mit sein whirl; <water, snowflakes> swirl2.* * *A. v/i1. (ist gewirbelt) Schnee, Staub etc: whirl, swirl; Tänzer, Wasser etc: whirl2. (hat) Trommeln: roll3. (hat) fig:mir wirbelt der Kopf my head’s spinningB. v/t (hat):durch die Luft gewirbelt werden be whirled through the air* * *1.intransitives Verb; mit Richtungsangabe mit sein whirl; <water, snowflakes> swirl2.* * *v.to swirl v.to twirl v.to whirl v. -
5 herabrieseln
he|rạb|rie|selnvi sep aux seinto trickle down; (Schneeflocken, Staub, Musik) to float or waft down* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein (geh.) trickle down; < snow> fall gently; < snowflakes> float down* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein (geh.) trickle down; < snow> fall gently; < snowflakes> float down -
6 Schneeflocke
f snowflake* * *die Schneeflockesnowflake* * *Schnee|flo|ckefsnowflake* * *(one of the soft, light flakes composed of groups of crystals, in which snow falls: A few large snowflakes began to fall from the sky.) snowflake* * *Schnee·flo·ckef snowflake* * *die snowflake* * *Schneeflocke f snowflake* * *die snowflake* * *f.snow flake n.snowflake n. -
7 schneien
vt/i, unpers. snow; es schneit it’s snowing; es schneite dicke Flocken / Konfetti it was snowing big flakes / there was a shower of confetti; ins Haus schneien umg., fig. blow in* * *to snow* * *schnei|en ['ʃnaiən]1. vi impersto snow2. vt impers3. vi aux sein (fig)to rain downjdm ins Haus schnéíen (inf) (Besuch) — to drop in on sb; (Rechnung, Brief) to arrive through sb's letter box (Brit) or mailbox (US), to arrive in the post (Brit) or mail for sb
* * *(to shower down in, or like, flakes of snow: It's snowing heavily.) snow* * *schnei·en[ˈʃnaiən]I. vi impers to snowes hat geschneit it has been snowingII. vt imperses schneite dicke Flocken it was snowing thick flakes, thick snowflakes were fallinges schneite Konfetti there was a shower of confetti* * *intransitives Verb1) (unpers.)2) mit sein (fig.) <blossom, confetti, etc.> rain down, fall like snow* * *schneien v/t & v/i unpers snow;es schneit it’s snowing;es schneite dicke Flocken/Konfetti it was snowing big flakes/there was a shower of confetti;ins Haus schneien umg, fig blow in* * *intransitives Verb1) (unpers.)2) mit sein (fig.) <blossom, confetti, etc.> rain down, fall like snow* * *v.to snow v. -
8 schneien
schnei·en [ʼʃnaiən]to snow;es hat geschneit it has been snowinges schneite dicke Flocken it was snowing thick flakes, thick snowflakes were falling2) ( herabfallen) sth is raining down;es schneite Konfetti there was a shower of confetti -
9 Schneeflocken
pl1. snow flakes2. snowflakes
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