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1 Klumpen
v/i go lumpy* * *der Klumpenlump; nugget; gob; clump; hunch; chunk; clod; clot* * *Klụm|pen ['klʊmpn]m -s, -lump; (= Erdklumpen auch) clod; (= Goldklumpen) nugget; (= Blutklumpen) clotKlumpen bilden (Mehl etc) — to go lumpy; (Blut) to clot
steht doch nicht alle auf einem Klumpen! — don't all stand in a huddle
* * *(a small solid mass of no particular shape: The custard was full of lumps and no-one would eat it.) lump* * *Klum·pen<-s, ->[ˈklʊmpn̩]m lumpein \Klumpen Erde a lump [or clod] of earth\Klumpen bilden to go lumpy* * *der; Klumpens, Klumpen lumpein Klumpen Erde — a lump or clod of earth
ein Klumpen Gold — a gold nugget
* * *Klumpen Erde clod of earth2. umg (Haufen) heap3. dial (Holzschuh) clog* * *der; Klumpens, Klumpen lumpein Klumpen Erde — a lump or clod of earth
* * *- n.agglutination n.clot n.clump n.dollop n.gob n.hunch n.(§ pl.: hunches)lump n.nugget n. -
2 klumpen
v/i go lumpy* * *der Klumpenlump; nugget; gob; clump; hunch; chunk; clod; clot* * *Klụm|pen ['klʊmpn]m -s, -lump; (= Erdklumpen auch) clod; (= Goldklumpen) nugget; (= Blutklumpen) clotKlumpen bilden (Mehl etc) — to go lumpy; (Blut) to clot
steht doch nicht alle auf einem Klumpen! — don't all stand in a huddle
* * *(a small solid mass of no particular shape: The custard was full of lumps and no-one would eat it.) lump* * *Klum·pen<-s, ->[ˈklʊmpn̩]m lumpein \Klumpen Erde a lump [or clod] of earth\Klumpen bilden to go lumpy* * *der; Klumpens, Klumpen lumpein Klumpen Erde — a lump or clod of earth
ein Klumpen Gold — a gold nugget
* * *klumpen v/i go lumpy* * *der; Klumpens, Klumpen lumpein Klumpen Erde — a lump or clod of earth
* * *- n.agglutination n.clot n.clump n.dollop n.gob n.hunch n.(§ pl.: hunches)lump n.nugget n. -
3 Felsen
* * *der Felsenboulder; cliff; rock* * *Fẹl|sen ['fɛlzn]m -s, -rock; (= Klippe) cliff* * *der1) ((a large lump or mass of) the solid parts of the surface of the Earth: The ship struck a rock and sank; the rocks on the seashore; He built his house on solid rock.) rock2) (a large stone: The climber was killed by a falling rock.) rock* * *Fel·sen<-s, ->m cliff* * *der; Felsens, Felsen: rock; (an der Steilküste) cliff* * ** * *der; Felsens, Felsen: rock; (an der Steilküste) cliff* * *- m.cliff n. -
4 Kugel
f; -, -n2. für Spiele: ball (auch Billardkugel, Lederkugel); beim Kegeln, Bowling: bowl; beim Kugelstoßen: shot; sie stieß die Kugel auf über 16 m she put the shot more than 16m; eine ruhige Kugel schieben umg., fig. have a cushy job ( oder number)3. Fußball Sl. ball5. (Geschoss) bullet; sich (Dat) eine Kugel in den Kopf schießen oder jagen put a bullet through one’s head, shoot o.s. in the head; ich gebe mir die Kugel I’m going to shoot myself; fig., resignierend: that’s the end, I might as well give up; wenn deine Frau das erfährt, dann kannst du dir die Kugel geben if your wife finds out there’ll be hell to pay6. (Weihnachtskugel) bauble* * *die Kugel(Billardkugel) shot;(Eiskugel) scoop;(Form) sphere; orb; globe;(Geschoss) bullet;(Spielgerät) ball* * *Ku|gel ['kuːgl]f -, -n1) ball; (geometrische Figur) sphere; (= Erdkugel) sphere, globe; (SPORT sl = Ball) ball; (= Kegelkugel) bowl; (= Gewehrkugel) bullet; (für Luftgewehr) pellet; (= Kanonenkugel) (cannon)ball; (SPORT = Stoßkugel) shot; (= Murmel) marble; (= Papierkugel) ball; (kleine) pellet; (= Christbaumkugel) glitter balleine Kúgel durch den Kopf jagen or schießen — to blow one's brains out
eine ruhige Kúgel schieben (inf) — to have a cushy number or job (inf); (aus Faulheit) to swing the lead (Brit inf), to play hookey (US inf)
rund wie eine Kúgel (inf) —
2) (= Gelenkkugel) head (of a bone)* * *die1) (an object shaped like a globe: The chemicals were crushed in a large metal globe.) globe2) (a wooden ball rolled along the ground in playing bowls. See also bowls below.) bowl3) (the pear-shaped end of a thermometer.) bulb4) (a piece of metal, especially an irregularly shaped lump used as a bullet.) slug5) (something which is shot or fired, especially small lead bullets used in cartridges: lead shot.) shot6) (a solid object with a surface on which all points are an equal distance from the centre, like eg most types of ball.) sphere* * *Ku·gel<-, -n>[ˈku:gl̩]f1. MATH sphere3. (Geschoss) bulletsich dat eine \Kugel durch den Kopf jagen [o schießen] to shoot a bullet through one's head, to blow one's brains out sl6.bei ihrem Job schiebt sie eine ruhige \Kugel her job is a cushy number* * *die; Kugel, Kugeln1) ball; (Geom.) sphere; (Kegeln) bowl; (beim Kugelstoßen) shot; (eines Kugellagers) ball[-bearing]eine ruhige Kugel schieben — (ugs.) have a cushy number (coll.)
sich (Dat.) eine Kugel durch den Kopf schießen — blow one's brains out
* * *1. MATH sphere;die Erde ist eine Kugel the earth is a sphere2. für Spiele: ball (auch Billardkugel, Lederkugel); beim Kegeln, Bowling: bowl; beim Kugelstoßen: shot;sie stieß die Kugel auf über 16 m she put the shot more than 16m;3. Fußball sl ball5. (Geschoss) bullet;sich (dat)jagen put a bullet through one’s head, shoot o.s. in the head;ich gebe mir die Kugel I’m going to shoot myself; fig, resignierend: that’s the end, I might as well give up;wenn deine Frau das erfährt, dann kannst du dir die Kugel geben if your wife finds out there’ll be hell to pay6. (Weihnachtskugel) bauble* * *die; Kugel, Kugeln1) ball; (Geom.) sphere; (Kegeln) bowl; (beim Kugelstoßen) shot; (eines Kugellagers) ball[-bearing]eine ruhige Kugel schieben — (ugs.) have a cushy number (coll.)
sich (Dat.) eine Kugel durch den Kopf schießen — blow one's brains out
* * *-n (Munition) f.bullet n. -n (Sport) f.shot n. -n f.ball n.bowl n.bullet n.globe n.orb n.sphere n.
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