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1 Stummel
Stum·mel <-s, -> [ʼʃtʊml̩] mGlied stump; Bleistift, Kerze stub -
2 Stumme
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3 Stummer
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4 Stumpen
Stum·pen <-s, -> [ʼʃtʊmpn̩] mcheroot -
5 Stümper
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6 Stümperei
Stüm·pe·rei <-, -en> [ʃtʏmpəʼrai] f( pej) -
7 stümperhaft
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8 Stümperin
Stüm·pe·rin <-, -nen> f→ Stümper -
9 stümpern
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10 Ungestüm
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11 ungestüm
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12 Selbstverstümmelung
f self-mutilation* * *Sẹlbst|ver|stüm|me|lungfself-inflicted wound; (= das Verstümmeln) self-mutilation* * *Selbst·ver·stüm·me·lungf self-mutilation* * *Selbstverstümmelung f self-mutilation -
13 Stümper
m; -s, -; pej. bungler; bei manueller Arbeit: botcher; hier waren Stümper am Werk Reparatur etc.: this has been botched* * *der Stümpercobbler; smatterer; fumbler* * *Stụ̈m|per ['ʃtʏmpɐ]1. m -s, -, Stüm|pe|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (pej)1) amateur2) (= Pfuscher) bungler* * *Stüm·per(in)<-s, ->[ˈʃtʏmpɐ]m(f) (pej) bungler, incompetent* * *der; Stümpers, Stümper (abwertend) botcher; bungler* * *hier waren Stümper am Werk Reparatur etc: this has been botched* * *der; Stümpers, Stümper (abwertend) botcher; bungler* * *- m.fumbler n. -
14 Stümperei
f, -, -en; umg., pej. bungling, incompetence; bei manueller Arbeit, Reparatur: botching; eine Stümperei a piece of bungling ( oder incompetence); (eine schlechte Arbeit) a botched job, a botch* * *Stüm|pe|rei [ʃtʏmpə'rai]f -, -en (pej)1) amateur work2) (= Pfuscherei) bungling; (= stümperhafte Arbeit) botched (inf) or bungled job* * *Stüm·pe·rei<-, -en>[ʃtʏmpəˈrai]f (pej)2. (stümperhafte Leistung) bungled [or botched] job* * *die; Stümperei, Stümpereien (abwertend)1) o. Pl. botching; incompetence2) (Ergebnis) botched job; piece of incompetence* * *eine Stümperei a piece of bungling ( oder incompetence); (eine schlechte Arbeit) a botched job, a botch* * *die; Stümperei, Stümpereien (abwertend)1) o. Pl. botching; incompetence2) (Ergebnis) botched job; piece of incompetence -
15 Taubstumme
m, f deaf mute, deaf and dumb person* * *der Taubstummedeaf-mute;die Taubstummedeaf-mute* * *Taub|stum|me(r) [-ʃtʊmə]mf decl as adjdeaf-mute* * *Taub·stum·me(r)f(m) dekl wie adj deaf mute* * *der/die; adj. Dekl. deaf mute* * *Taubstumme m/f deaf mute, deaf and dumb person* * *der/die; adj. Dekl. deaf mute -
16 Taubstummensprache
f deaf-and-dumb language* * *die Taubstummensprachedeaf-and-dumb language* * *Taub|stum|men|spra|chefsign language* * *Taub·stum·men·spra·chef language for deaf-mutes* * *Taubstummensprache f deaf-and-dumb language -
17 Ungestüm
I Adj. impetuous; (heftig, schnell) vehement, tempestuous; ungestüme Umarmung / Begrüßung passionate embrace / enthusiastic welcomeII Adv. impetuously; stärker: with wild abandon; jemanden ungestüm umarmen embrace s.o. passionately; ungestüm von seinem Hund begrüßt werden be greeted enthusiastically by one’s dog* * *boisterous; impertuous; vehement; violent; severe; turbulent; headlong; heady; impetuous; tempestuous* * *Un|ge|stüm ['ʊngəʃtyːm]nt -(e)s, no plimpetuousness* * *1) impetuously2) impetuosity3) (acting in a hasty manner and without thinking.) impetuous4) (wild and noisy: a boisterous child.) boisterous5) storminess7) ((of a person, behaviour etc) violently emotional; passionate: a tempestuous argument/relationship.) tempestuous* * *Un·ge·stüm<-[e]s>[ˈʊngəʃty:m]nt kein pl impetuosityjugendliches \Ungestüm youthful impetuosityvoller \Ungestüm passionately, boisterously* * *1.(geh.) Adjektiv impetuous, tempestuous <person, embrace, nature, etc.>2.adverbial impetuously* * *in jugendlichem Ungestüm with youthful impetuosity* * *1.(geh.) Adjektiv impetuous, tempestuous <person, embrace, nature, etc.>2.adverbial impetuously* * *-e m.boisterousness n.impetuousness n.petulance n.vehemence n.violence n. -
18 ungestüm
I Adj. impetuous; (heftig, schnell) vehement, tempestuous; ungestüme Umarmung / Begrüßung passionate embrace / enthusiastic welcomeII Adv. impetuously; stärker: with wild abandon; jemanden ungestüm umarmen embrace s.o. passionately; ungestüm von seinem Hund begrüßt werden be greeted enthusiastically by one’s dog* * *boisterous; impertuous; vehement; violent; severe; turbulent; headlong; heady; impetuous; tempestuous* * *Un|ge|stüm ['ʊngəʃtyːm]nt -(e)s, no plimpetuousness* * *1) impetuously2) impetuosity3) (acting in a hasty manner and without thinking.) impetuous4) (wild and noisy: a boisterous child.) boisterous5) storminess7) ((of a person, behaviour etc) violently emotional; passionate: a tempestuous argument/relationship.) tempestuous* * *Un·ge·stüm<-[e]s>[ˈʊngəʃty:m]nt kein pl impetuosityjugendliches \Ungestüm youthful impetuosityvoller \Ungestüm passionately, boisterously* * *1.(geh.) Adjektiv impetuous, tempestuous <person, embrace, nature, etc.>2.adverbial impetuously* * *A. adj impetuous; (heftig, schnell) vehement, tempestuous;ungestüme Umarmung/Begrüßung passionate embrace/enthusiastic welcomejemanden ungestüm umarmen embrace sb passionately;ungestüm von seinem Hund begrüßt werden be greeted enthusiastically by one’s dog* * *1.(geh.) Adjektiv impetuous, tempestuous <person, embrace, nature, etc.>2.adverbial impetuously* * *-e m.boisterousness n.impetuousness n.petulance n.vehemence n.violence n. -
19 Zahnstummel
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20 Zigarettenstummel
m cigarette butt (bes. Brit. auch end), stub* * *der Zigarettenstummelbutt; cigarette end; stub* * *Zi|ga|rẹt|ten|stum|melmcigarette end or butt, fag end (Brit inf)* * *Zi·ga·ret·ten·stum·melm cigarette end [or butt]* * ** * *m.butt (cigarette) n.end (cigarette) n.stub (cigarette) n.
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Stum — Stum, n. [D. stom must, new wort, properly, dumb; cf. F. vin muet stum. Cf. {Stammer}, {Stoom}.] 1. Unfermented grape juice or wine, often used to raise fermentation in dead or vapid wines; must. [1913 Webster] Let our wines, without mixture of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
stum — stum·bling·ly; stum·bly; stum·mel; stum; stum·ble; … English syllables
stum — [stum] n. [Du stom, must, new wine < stom, dumb: see STUMBLE] 1. grape juice that is unfermented or only partly fermented 2. wine revived by adding stum to it so as to produce new fermentation vt. stummed, stumming to revive (wine) by adding… … English World dictionary
Stum — Stum, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Stummed}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Stumming}.] To renew, as wine, by mixing must with it and raising a new fermentation. [1913 Webster] We stum our wines to renew their spirits. Floyer. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
stum — /stum/, n., v., stummed, stumming. n. 1. unfermented or partly fermented grape juice. 2. wine in which increased fermentation has taken place because of the addition of stum. v.t. 3. to increase the fermentation of (wine) by adding stum. [1650… … Universalium
stum — adj., t, me … Dansk ordbog
stum — [stam] 1. n. marijuana. (Drugs.) □ Where can I get some stum? □ This stum is cashed. Trash it. 2. Go to stumbles … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
stum — • mållös, stum, svarslös, paff, ordlös, målstulen … Svensk synonymlexikon
stum — n. new wine, grape juice that has not yet fermented, must v. add new wine to old wine as a means of reviving the fermentation process and also the flavor, add stum … English contemporary dictionary
stum — [stʌm] noun unfermented grape juice. verb (stums, stumming, stummed) 1》 prevent or stop the fermentation of (wine) by fumigating a cask with burning sulphur. 2》 renew the fermentation of (wine) by adding stum. Origin C17: from Du. stom (n.),… … English new terms dictionary
stum — n. & v. n. unfermented grape juice; must. v.tr. (stummed, stumming) 1 prevent from fermenting, or secure (wine) against further fermentation in a cask, by the use of sulphur etc. 2 renew the fermentation of (wine) by adding stum. Etymology: Du.… … Useful english dictionary