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1 Blitzstrahl
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2 Streif
m; -(e)s, -e Streifen* * *(a long, irregular mark or stripe: There was a streak of blood on her cheek; a streak of lightning.) streak* * * -
3 Flitzer
m; -s, -; MOT. umg. nippy little car, Am. sportster——* * *Flịt|zer I ['flɪtsɐ]m -s, -inf = Fahrzeug) sporty little job (Brit inf) or number (US inf) II ['flɪtsɐ]1. m -s, -, Flit|ze|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (inf)1) (= Schnellläufer) streak of lightning (inf)2) (= nackter Läufer) streaker* * *Flit·zer<-s, ->* * *der; Flitzers, Flitzer (ugs.): (kleines, schnelles Auto) sporty job (coll.)* * *Flitzer1 m; -s, -; AUTO umg nippy little car, US sportster* * *der; Flitzers, Flitzer (ugs.): (kleines, schnelles Auto) sporty job (coll.) -
4 blitzen
I v/i1. unpers.: es blitzt there’s lightning; es blitzte there was (a flash of) lightning; es blitzt und donnert there’s thunder and lightning, it thunders and lightens2. fig. flash; (glänzen) sparkle; i-e Augen blitzten vor Wut / Vergnügen her eyes flashed with anger / her eyes sparkled with pleasure; die Küche blitzt vor Sauberkeit the kitchen is gleamingII v/t2. MOT.: ich wurde gestern geblitzt I was caught speeding yesterday; Achtung, in der Müllerstraße wird geblitzt! watch out, there’s a speed trap in Müllerstraße* * *das Blitzencoruscation* * *blịt|zen ['blɪtsn]1. vi impershat es eben geblitzt? — was that (a flash of) lightning?
bei dir blitzt es (hum inf) — your slip is showing, Charlie's dead (Brit inf)
2. vivor Sauberkeit blitzen — to be sparkling clean
Zorn blitzte aus seinen Augen — his eyes flashed with anger
2) (inf = unbekleidet flitzen) to streak3. vt (PHOT inf)to take a flash photograph of; (inf in Radarfalle) to flash* * *1) ((of eyes) to shine in this way usually to express amusement: His eyes twinkled mischievously.) twinkle2) (the act of twinkling.) twinkle* * *blit·zen[ˈblɪtsn̩]I. vi imperses blitzte there was [a flash of] lightningich habe kaum ein Gewitter erlebt, bei dem es so oft geblitzt hat I've scarcely experienced a storm with so much lightningII. vi2. (funkeln)ihre Augen blitzten vor Zorn her eyes flashed with angerIII. vt▪ jdn/etw \blitzen to take a flash photo of sb/sth* * *1.intransitives Verb1) unperses blitzte — (einmal) there was a flash of lightning; (mehrmals) there was lightning; there were flashes of lightning
das Haus blitzte vor Sauberkeit — the house was sparkling clean
3) (ugs.): (mit Blitzlicht) use [a] flash2.transitives Verb (ugs.) take a flash photo of* * *A. v/i1. unpers:es blitzt there’s lightning;es blitzte there was (a flash of) lightning;es blitzt und donnert there’s thunder and lightning, it thunders and lightensi-e Augen blitzten vor Wut/Vergnügen her eyes flashed with anger/her eyes sparkled with pleasure;die Küche blitzt vor Sauberkeit the kitchen is gleaming3. FOTO flash;hat es geblitzt? auch did the flash work?B. v/thast du’s geblitzt? did you use a flash?2. AUTO:ich wurde gestern geblitzt I was caught speeding yesterday;3. poet:ihre Augen blitzten Feuer her eyes flashed fire* * *1.intransitives Verb1) unperses blitzte — (einmal) there was a flash of lightning; (mehrmals) there was lightning; there were flashes of lightning
3) (ugs.): (mit Blitzlicht) use [a] flash2.transitives Verb (ugs.) take a flash photo of* * *n.coruscation n.lightning n. -
5 Einschlag
m1. eines Geschosses etc.: impact; (Einschlagstelle) point of impact; die Einschläge der Bomben hören / sehen hear the bomb explosions / see where the bombs struck ( in den Boden: landed); beim Einschlag des Blitzes when the lightning struck2. fig. (Beimischung) element; sie hat türkischen Einschlag she’s got some Turkish (blood) in her; er hat einen kriminellen Einschlag he has a criminal streak, he’s a bit of a crook; ein Einschlag ins Exotische an exotic touch, a hint of the exotic4. am Kleid, Ärmel: tuck, fold5. Weberei: weft, woof* * *der Einschlag(Aufprall) impact;(Lenkbewegung) lock;(Saum) tuck; fold;(Weberfaden) woof; weft;(Wesenszug) element; touch* * *Ein|schlagmdieses Loch ist der Éínschlag eines Geschosses — this hole was made by a bullet
der Éínschlag der Granate war deutlich zu sehen — the place where the grenade had landed was clearly visible
3) (TEX) weft, woof4) (von Bäumen) felling; (= gefällte Bäume) timberdas Lenkrad bis zum (vollen) Éínschlag drehen — to put the wheel on full lock
6) (= Zusatz, Beimischung) elementeinen stark( en) autoritären/südländischen Éínschlag haben — to have more than a hint of authoritarianism/the Mediterranean about it/him/her etc
* * *Ein·schlagmdieser Trichter ist der \Einschlag einer Granate this crater is where a shell struck4. (Anteil) straindiese Sprache hat einen arabischen \Einschlag this language contains elements of Arabic5. (Drehung der Vorderräder) lock* * *wir sahen den Einschlag des Blitzes/der Bomben — we saw the lightning strike/the bombs land
2) (Stelle)wir sahen die Einschläge der Kugeln/der Bomben — we saw the bullet holes/where the bombs had fallen or landed
3) (Anteil) element* * *die Einschläge der Bomben hören/sehen hear the bomb explosions/see where the bombs struck ( in den Boden: landed);beim Einschlag des Blitzes when the lightning struck2. fig (Beimischung) element;sie hat türkischen Einschlag she’s got some Turkish (blood) in her;er hat einen kriminellen Einschlag he has a criminal streak, he’s a bit of a crook;ein Einschlag ins Exotische an exotic touch, a hint of the exotic4. am Kleid, Ärmel: tuck, fold5. Weberei: weft, woof* * *wir sahen den Einschlag des Blitzes/der Bomben — we saw the lightning strike/the bombs land
2) (Stelle)wir sahen die Einschläge der Kugeln/der Bomben — we saw the bullet holes/where the bombs had fallen or landed
3) (Anteil) element* * *m.impact n.steering angle n.weft n.woof n.
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