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1 stocking
■ Long, knee-length knitted footwear worn by footballers over their shinguards.Stutzen m■ Kniestrumpf mit Steg, der von Spielern über dem Schienbeinschoner getragen wird. -
2 der Strumpf
- {stocking} bít tất dài, băng chân, vết lang chân -
3 Strumpf
m; -(e)s, Strümpfe; (Damenstrumpf) stocking; (Kniestrumpf, Socke) sock; ein Paar Strümpfe a pair of stockings / socks; in Strümpfen herumlaufen run around in one’s stocking(ed) feet / socks; sein Geld im Strumpf haben fig. keep one’s money under the mattress; sich auf die Strümpfe machen umg. Socke* * *der Strumpf(für Damen) stocking;(für Herren) sock* * *Strụmpf [ʃtrʊmpf]m -(e)s, -e['ʃtrʏmpfə]1) sock; (= Damenstrumpf) stockingein Paar Strümpfe — a pair of socks/stockings
2)(= Sparstrumpf)
sein Geld im Strumpf haben — ≈ to keep one's money under the mattress3) (= Glühstrumpf) mantle* * *(one of a pair of close-fitting coverings for the legs and feet, reaching to or above the knee: Most women prefer tights to stockings nowadays.) stocking* * *<-[e]s, Strümpfe>[ʃtrʊmpf, pl ˈʃtrʏmpfə]m2. (Damenstrumpf) stocking* * *der; Strumpf[e]s, Strümpfe stocking; (Socke, KnieStrumpf) sockauf Strümpfen — in stockinged feet/in one's socks
* * *ein Paar Strümpfe a pair of stockings/socks;in Strümpfen herumlaufen run around in one’s stocking(ed) feet/socks;sein Geld im Strumpf haben fig keep one’s money under the mattress;* * *der; Strumpf[e]s, Strümpfe stocking; (Socke, KnieStrumpf) sockauf Strümpfen — in stockinged feet/in one's socks
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4 Seidenstrumpf
m silk stocking* * *der Seidenstrumpfstocking* * *Sei|den|strumpfmsilk stocking* * *Sei·den·strumpf* * *der silk stocking* * *Seidenstrumpf m silk stocking* * *der silk stocking* * *m.silk stocking n. -
5 Bestockung
fa) mit Bäumen: planting, stocking;b) mit Tieren: stocking, introduction2. (Bestand) stock* * *Be|stọ|ckungf(= das Bestocken) stocking; (= Bestand) stock* * *2. (Bestand) stock -
6 Wollstrumpf
m wool(l)en stocking* * *Wọll|strumpfmwoollen (Brit) or woolen (US) stocking* * *der woollen stocking; (Kniestrumpf) woollen sock* * *Wollstrumpf m wool(l)en stocking* * *der woollen stocking; (Kniestrumpf) woollen sock -
7 Gummistrumpf
m elastic stocking* * *Gụm|mi|strumpfmrubber or elastic stocking* * *Gum·mi·strumpfm elastic stocking* * *Gummistrumpf m elastic stocking -
8 Strumpfmaske
f stocking mask* * *Strụmpf|mas|kefstocking mask* * *Strumpf·mas·kef stocking mask* * *Strumpfmaske f stocking mask -
9 Stützstrumpf
m MED. support stocking* * *Stụ̈tz|strumpfmsupport stocking* * *Stütz·strumpfm surgical [or support] stocking* * * -
10 Wadenstrumpf
m half stocking* * *Wa|den|strumpfmhalf stocking* * *Wadenstrumpf m half stocking* * *m.half stocking n. -
11 Netzstrumpf
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12 Nylonstrumpf
Ny|lon|strumpf ['nailɔn-]mnylon (stocking)* * *Ny·lon·strumpf[ˈnailɔn-]m nylon stocking* * *der nylon stocking* * *der nylon stocking -
13 Bestückung
f; meist Sg.a) mit Waffen: arming;b) eines Lagers: supply(ing)2. (Ausstattung) equipment* * *Be|stụ̈|ckungf -, -en* * ** * *2. (Ausstattung) equipment* * *die; Bestückung, Bestückungen equipment; (mit Waffen) armament; (mit Waren) stocking* * *f.components n.fitting-out n. -
14 Kompressionsstrumpf
m MED. support stocking* * *Kom·pres·si·ons·strumpfm MED surgical stocking, surgical [or elastic] hose* * * -
15 Wollstrumpf
m[langer Strumpf, Damenstrumpf]1. woolen stocking Am.2. woollen stocking Br.3. wool stockingm[Socken, Kniestrümpfe]1. woolen sock Am.2. woollen sock Br.3. wool sock -
16 Bevorratung
f Amtsspr. stocking up, stockpiling* * *Be|vor|ra|tung [bə'foːɐraːtʊŋ]f -, -en usu sing (form)stockingup, stockpiling* * * -
17 Body
m; -s, -s1. umg., bes. hum. (Körper) body2. Kleidungsstück: body, body stocking, body suit* * *Bo|dy ['bɔdɪ]m -s, -sbody* * *Bo·dy<-s, -s>[ˈbɔdi]m body BRIT, bodysuit* * *1. umg, besonders hum (Körper) body2. Kleidungsstück: body, body stocking, body suit -
18 dünn
I Adj.2. Person etc.: thin, skinny umg.; dünner werden lose weight; er ist sehr dünn geworden he’s gone ( oder got, Am. gotten) really thin; sich dünn machen fig. make room, squeeze up, breathe in umg.5. Stimme: thin, weak6. Besiedlung, Bewuchs, Haarwuchs: thin, sparse7. umg., fig. (dürftig) weak, poor; Argument: auch flimsyII Adv. thinly; Farbe dünn auftragen apply paint thinly; dünn besiedelt oder dünn bevölkert sparsely populated; dünn gesät fig. scarce, few and far between* * *(knapp) sparse; rare;(mager) skinny;(nicht dick) thin;(schlank) wispy; slim;(schwach) weak; flimsy; sleazy;(zart) tenuous; fine* * *dụ̈nn [dʏn]1. adjthin; Suppe, Bier auch watery; Kaffee, Tee watery, weak; (= fein) Schleier, Regen, Strümpfe fine; Haarwuchs, Besiedlung thin, sparse; (fig = dürftig) thinsich dünn machen (hum) — to breathe in
See:→ dick, dünnmachen2. advbesiedelt, bevölkert sparselydünn behaart (Mensch) — with thin hair; Haupt thinly covered in hair
dünn gesät (fig) — thin on the ground, few and far between
* * *1) (worn thin: The carpet is a bit bare.) bare3) (having a short distance between opposite sides: thin paper; The walls of these houses are too thin.) thin4) ((of people or animals) not fat: She looks thin since her illness.) thin5) ((of liquids, mixtures etc) not containing any solid matter; rather lacking in taste; (tasting as if) containing a lot of water or too much water: thin soup.) thin6) thinly* * *[ˈdʏn]I. adj1. (eine geringe Stärke aufweisend) thin\dünnes Buch slim volumeeine \dünne Schneedecke light covering of snow2. (nicht konzentriert) weak\dünnes Bier weak [or watery] beer\dünner Brei/ \dünne Suppe thin [or watery] pulp/soup\dünner Schleier/ \dünne Strümpfe fine veil/tights4. (spärlich) thinsein Haarwuchs ist schon \dünn geworden he's [already] gone a bit thin on top5.he, mach dich mal \dünn, wir wollen mit dem Schrank da vorbei! hey, breathe in, we want to get past [you] with this cupboard!wenn du dich ein bisschen \dünn machst, passen wir auch noch auf die Bank if you squeeze up a bit, we'll [be able to] fit on the bench tooII. adv sparsely\dünn besiedelt [o bevölkert] sparsely populated* * *1.sich dünn machen — (scherzh.) squash or (Amer.) scrunch up [a bit]
3) (leicht) thin, light <clothing, fabric>; fine < stocking>; (fig.) thin, rarefied < air>; fine < rain>2.1) thinly3)dünn besiedelt — thinly or sparsely populated or inhabited
* * *A. adj2. Person etc: thin, skinny umg;dünner werden lose weight;5. Stimme: thin, weak6. Besiedlung, Bewuchs, Haarwuchs: thin, sparse7. umg, fig (dürftig) weak, poor; Argument: auch flimsyB. adv thinly;Farbe dünn auftragen apply paint thinly;dünn bevölkert sparsely populated;dünn gesät fig scarce, few and far between* * *1.sich dünn machen — (scherzh.) squash or (Amer.) scrunch up [a bit]
3) (leicht) thin, light <clothing, fabric>; fine < stocking>; (fig.) thin, rarefied < air>; fine < rain>2.1) thinly3)dünn besiedelt — thinly or sparsely populated or inhabited
* * *adj.fine adj.lank adj.skinny adj.slight adj.tenuous adj.thin adj. adv.tenuously adv.thinly adv. -
19 Laufmasche
f ladder, Am. run* * *die Laufmascherun; ladder* * *Lauf|ma|schefladder (Brit), run* * *die1) ((American run) a long, narrow flaw caused by the breaking of a stitch in a stocking or other knitted fabric.) ladder* * *Lauf·ma·schef ladder* * *die ladder* * ** * *die ladder* * *f.ladder n.run n. -
20 Mütze
f; -, -n cap; aus Wolle: wool(l)y hat, Am. stocking cap; etwas oder eins auf die Mütze bekommen oder kriegen umg., fig. get told off; eine Mütze voll Schlaf umg., fig. a little nap* * *die Mützecap; bonnet* * *Mụ̈t|ze ['mʏtsə]f -, -ncap; (= Pudelmütze, Pelzmütze) hatdie Mütze ziehen — to doff one's cap (dated); (fig) to take one's hat off (vor jdm to sb)
was or eins auf die Mütze kriegen (inf) — to get a ticking-off (Brit inf) or telling-off (inf)
eine Mütze voll Schlaf (inf) — a good kip (Brit inf), a long nap
* * *(a hat with a peak: a chauffeur's cap.) cap* * *Müt·ze<-, -n>[ˈmʏtsə]f cap▶ [von jdm] was [o eins] auf die \Mütze kriegen (fam) to get a good talking-to [or BRIT fam! a right bollocking] [from sb]; (gehauen werden) to get smacked [by sb]* * *die; Mütze, Mützen capetwas od. eins auf die Mütze kriegen — (fig. ugs.) get told off; get a telling off
* * *kriegen umg, fig get told off;eine Mütze voll Schlaf umg, fig a little nap* * *die; Mütze, Mützen capetwas od. eins auf die Mütze kriegen — (fig. ugs.) get told off; get a telling off
* * *-n f.bonnet (clothing) n.cap (clothing) n.
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