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1 Sonnenschein
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2 Freundchen!
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3 Kumpel! (Anrede)
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4 Kumpel! (Anrede)
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5 Sonnenschein
m; nur Sg. sunshine; bei strahlendem Sonnenschein in brilliant sunshine; der Sonnenschein der Familie fig. the family’s ray of sunshine; unser ( kleiner) Sonnenschein umg., fig. our (little) ray of sunshine* * *der Sonnenscheinsunshine* * *Sọn|nen|scheinmsunshine* * *der1) (the light of the sun: The cat was sitting in a patch of sunlight.) sunlight2) (the light of the sun: The children were playing in the sunshine.) sunshine* * *Son·nen·scheinm sunshinebei strahlendem [o im strahlenden] \Sonnenschein in brilliant sunshine* * *der; o. Pl. sunshine* * *bei strahlendem Sonnenschein in brilliant sunshine;der Sonnenschein der Familie fig the family’s ray of sunshine;unser (kleiner) Sonnenschein umg, fig our (little) ray of sunshine* * *der; o. Pl. sunshine* * *m.sunshine n. -
6 Sonnenstrahl
m ray of sunshine, sunbeam* * *der Sonnenstrahlsunray; ray of sunshine; sunbeam* * *Sọn|nen|strahlmsunbeam, ray of sunshine; (ESP ASTRON, PHYS) sun ray* * *der1) (a ray of the sun.) sunbeam2) ((especially American) sunset.) sundown* * *Son·nen·strahlm sunbeam, ray of sunshine* * *der ray of sun[shine]* * *Sonnenstrahl m ray of sunshine, sunbeam* * *der ray of sun[shine]* * *m.sunbeam n. -
7 sonnenarm
Adj. lacking in sunshine; es ist eine sonnenarme Gegend it’s an area where there is little sunshine* * *sonnenarm adj lacking in sunshine;es ist eine sonnenarme Gegend it’s an area where there is little sunshine -
8 Sonnentag
m1. sunny day; der Juni hatte 20 Sonnentage there were 20 days of sunshine in June2. ASTRON. solar day; mittlerer / wahrer Sonnentag mean / true solar day* * *Sọn|nen|tagmsunny day; (MET AUCH) day of sunshine; (ASTRON) solar day* * *Son·nen·tagm sunny day, day of sunshine* * *1. sunny day;der Juni hatte 20 Sonnentage there were 20 days of sunshine in June2. ASTRON solar day;mittlerer/wahrer Sonnentag mean/true solar day -
9 ablösen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (entfernen) remove ( von from), take ( oder get) off (von etw. s.th.); (Rinde, Tapete) auch peel off2. ( Wache, POSTEN) relieve; (jemanden im Amt) replace; euph. (entlassen) relieve s.o. of his ( oder her) duties; (Kollegen etc.) take over from; sich oder einander ablösen take turns ( bei at), bei der Arbeit: auch work in shifts3. fig. (darauf folgen) take the place of, supersede, replace; von einer neuen Technik abgelöst werden be superseded by new technology; der Winter löst den Sommer ab summer gives way to winter; Regen und Sonne lösen sich ständig ab sunshine and showers constantly alternate4. (Möbel etc.) take over; (Anleihe, Schuld etc.) pay off, redeemII v/refl* * *(entfernen) to take off; to remove;(entlasten) to relieve;(ersetzen) to take the place of; to displace; to replace; to supersede;(tilgen) to redeem; to pay off;sich ablösento alternate; to slough* * *ạb|lö|sen sep1. vt2) (FIN) (= kapitalisieren) Rente to get paid in a lump sum; (= auszahlen) to pay (off) in a lump sum; (= tilgen) Schuld, Hypothek to pay off, to redeemdrei Minister wurden abgelöst (euph) — three ministers were relieved of their duties
4) (fig = an Stelle treten von) to take the place of; Methode, System to supersede2. vr2) to take turns; (Wachen) to relieve each otherwir lösen uns alle drei Stunden beim Babysitten ab — we each do three-hour shifts of babysitting, we take turns at babysitting, doing three hours each
3) ( = alternieren) to alternatebei ihr lösen sich Fröhlichkeit und Trauer ständig ab — she constantly alternates between being happy and being miserable
* * *(to take over a job or task from: You guard the door first, and I'll relieve you in two hours.) relieve* * *ab|lö·senI. vt1. (abmachen)▪ etw [von etw dat] \ablösen to remove [or take off sep] sth [from sth]; Pflaster to peel off sth sep2. (abwechseln)die beiden Fahrer lösten sich am Steuer ab both drivers took turns at the wheeleinen Kollegen \ablösen to take over from [or form relieve] a colleaguedie Wache \ablösen to change the guard▪ jdn/etw [durch jdn/etw] \ablösen to supersede [or replace] sb/sth [by/with sb/sth]neue Methoden werden die alten \ablösen new methods will take the place of old onesdas Etikett löst sich nur schwer ab the label doesn't peel off easily* * *1.transitives Verb1) relieve; take over from; (ersetzen) replacesich od. einander ablösen — take turns
2) (lösen)etwas [von etwas] ablösen — get something off [something]; remove something [from something]
3) (verhüll.): (entlassen) remove from office2.* * *ablösen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (entfernen) remove (2. (Wache, Posten) relieve; (jemanden im Amt) replace; euph (entlassen) relieve sb of his ( oder her) duties; (Kollegen etc) take over from;einander ablösen take turns (bei at), bei der Arbeit: auch work in shifts3. fig (darauf folgen) take the place of, supersede, replace;von einer neuen Technik abgelöst werden be superseded by new technology;der Winter löst den Sommer ab summer gives way to winter;Regen und Sonne lösen sich ständig ab sunshine and showers constantly alternateB. v/rvon etwas sth)2.sich mit jemandem ablösen take it in turns (US take turns) with sb, rotate with sb* * *1.transitives Verb1) relieve; take over from; (ersetzen) replacesich od. einander ablösen — take turns
2) (lösen)etwas [von etwas] ablösen — get something off [something]; remove something [from something]
3) (verhüll.): (entlassen) remove from office2.* * *(Kollegen) v.to take over from expr. (Wache) v.to relieve v. v.to remove v.to take off v.to unsolder v. -
10 April
m; -(s), -e, meist Sg.; (abgek. Apr.) April; der erste April the first of April, April the first, April first Am.; hum. April Fool’s ( oder All Fools’) Day; am 28. April on the 28th of April; am Montag, dem 28. April on Monday the 28th of April; München, den 28. April 2001 Munich, 28th April 2001, Munich, April 28th, 2001; im April in April; im Monat April in the month of April; in diesem April this April; im Laufe des April(s) during April; Anfang / Mitte / Ende April start ( oder beginning) of April, early April / middle of April, mid-April / end of April; jemanden in den April schicken make an April fool of s.o.; April, April! April fool!; April, der tut, was er will Sprichw. April weather, rain and sunshine both together* * *der AprilApril* * *Ap|rịl [a'prɪl]m -(s), -eAprilApril, April! — April fool!
See:→ auch März* * *(the fourth month of the year, the month following March.) April* * *<-s, -e>[aˈprɪl]m pl selten April; s.a. Februar▶ jdn in den \April schicken to make an April fool of sb* * *der; April[s], Aprile AprilApril, April! — April fool!
* * *der erste April the first of April, April the first, April first US; hum April Fool’s ( oder All Fools’) Day;am 28. April on the 28th of April;am Montag, dem 28. April on Monday the 28th of April;München, den 28. April 2001 Munich, 28th April 2001, Munich, April 28th, 2001;im April in April;im Monat April in the month of April;in diesem April this April;im Laufe des April(s) during April;Anfang/Mitte/Ende April start ( oder beginning) of April, early April/middle of April, mid-April/end of April;jemanden in den April schicken make an April fool of sb;April, April! April fool!;April, der tut, was er will sprichw April weather, rain and sunshine both together* * *der; April[s], Aprile AprilApril, April! — April fool!
der 1. April — the first of April; (in Bezug auf Aprilscherze) April Fool's or All Fools' Day
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11 Frühlingssonne
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12 genießerisch
* * *ge|nie|ße|risch [gə'niːsərɪʃ]1. adjappreciative2. advappreciatively; (= mit Behagen) pleasurably* * *ge·nie·ße·rischI. adj appreciativeII. adv with pleasure [or relish]* * *1.Adjektiv appreciative2.* * *B. adv with (great) relish;sich genießerisch in der Sonne aalen bask in the sunshine* * *1.Adjektiv appreciative2.adverbial appreciatively; <drink, eat> with relish -
13 herrlich
* * *delicious; marvelous; splendid; gorgeous; magnificent; marvellous; wonderful; splendiferous; enjoyable* * *hẹrr|lich ['hɛrlɪç]1. adjmarvellous (Brit), marvelous (US); Anblick, Tag, Wetter auch magnificent, glorious, lovely; Kleid gorgeous, lovely; Essen, Witz, Geschichte marvel(l)ous, wonderful, lovelydas ist ja herrlich (iro) — that's great
2. advwir haben uns herrlich amüsiert — we had marvel(l)ous fun or a marvel(l)ous time
herrlich feiern — to have a marvellous time
herrlich schmecken or munden — to taste absolutely delicious
* * *1) (delightful: Someone told me a lovely joke last night, but I can't remember it; a lovely meal.) lovely2) (very pleasant; delightful: glorious weather; Isn't the sunshine glorious?) glorious3) gloriously4) superbly5) (magnificent or excellent: a superb view/meal.) superb* * *herr·lichI. adjeine \herrliche Aussicht a beautiful [or magnificent] [or superb] view\herrlicher Sonnenschein glorious sunshine\herrlicher Urlaub delightful [or wonderful] holiday; (wunderschön) magnificentist das Wetter wieder \herrlich heute! what gorgeous [or excellent] weather we're having again today!2. (köstlich) delicious, exquisiteII. adv1. (prächtig)sich akk \herrlich amüsieren to have a marvellous [or AM marvelous] [or excellent] time, to have great fun2. (köstlich)\herrlich munden [o schmecken] to taste delicious* * *1.Adjektiv marvellous; marvellous, glorious < weather>; magnificent, splendid < view>; magnificent, gorgeous < clothes>; <something tastes, looks, sounds> wonderful, marvellous2.adverbial marvellouslyherrlich und in Freuden leben — live in clover
* * *B. adv marvel(l)ously etc;herrlich und in Freuden leben live in clover* * *1.Adjektiv marvellous; marvellous, glorious < weather>; magnificent, splendid < view>; magnificent, gorgeous < clothes>; <something tastes, looks, sounds> wonderful, marvellous2.adverbial marvellously* * *adj.funny adj.glorious adj.magnificent adj.pretty adj.splendiferous adj.superb adj. adv.gloriously adv.superbly adv. -
14 leuchten
v/i1. Himmelskörper etc.: shine; (glühen) glow; Kerze: burn; die Kerze leuchtet nur schwach the candle doesn’t give much light; golden leuchten have a golden glow; die Sterne leuchten am Himmel the stars are out, the sky is lit with stars; in der Sonne leuchten Meer, Haar: gleam in the sunshine2. fig., Augen: shine; (aufleuchten) light up; i-e Augen leuchteten / ihr Gesicht leuchtete vor Freude her eyes / face lit up with joy, she beamed with joy3. jemandem leuchten shine a light for s.o.; den Weg erhellen: light the way for s.o.; leuchte mir bitte mal can I have some light here?; mit einer Taschenlampe / einem Scheinwerfer etc. leuchten shine a torch (Am. flashlight) / a spotlight etc.; unter das Bett / jemandem ins Gesicht leuchten shine a light under the bed / into s.o.’s face* * *to shine; to flash* * *leuch|ten ['lɔyçtn]vi2)(Mensch)
léúchten — to shine a lamp into/onto sthmusst du mir direkt in die Augen léúchten? — do you have to shine that thing straight into my eyes?
kannst du (mir) nicht mal léúchten? — can you point or shine the lamp or (mit Taschenlampe) the torch (Brit) or flashlight (for me)?
leuchte mal hierher! — shine some light over here
* * *das1) (a bright display: a blaze of colour.) blaze2) (to burn with flames: His eyes flamed with anger.) flame3) luminosity4) (to (cause to) give out light; to direct such light towards someone or something: The light shone from the window; The policeman shone his torch; He shone a torch on the body.) shine* * *leuch·ten[ˈlɔyçtn̩]vi1. (Licht ausstrahlen) to shinedie Abendsonne stand rot \leuchtend am Horizont the evening sun glowed red on the horizon2. (Licht reflektieren) to glowdie Kinder hatten vor Freude \leuchtende Augen the children's eyes were sparkling [or lit up] with joy4. (strahlen) shineleuchte mit der Lampe mal hier in die Ecke can you shine the light here in the corner* * *intransitives Verbgrell leuchten — give a glaring light; glare
in der Sonne leuchten — <hair, sea, snow> gleam in the sun; <mountains etc.> glow in the sun
golden leuchten — have a golden glow
seine Augen leuchteten vor Freude — (fig.) his eyes were shining or sparkling with joy
2) shine a/the lightmit etwas in etwas (Akk.) leuchten — shine something into something
* * *leuchten v/idie Kerze leuchtet nur schwach the candle doesn’t give much light;golden leuchten have a golden glow;die Sterne leuchten am Himmel the stars are out, the sky is lit with stars;in der Sonne leuchten Meer, Haar: gleam in the sunshinei-e Augen leuchteten/ihr Gesicht leuchtete vor Freude her eyes/face lit up with joy, she beamed with joy3.jemandem leuchten shine a light for sb; den Weg erhellen: light the way for sb;leuchte mir bitte mal can I have some light here?;mit einer Taschenlampe/einem Scheinwerfer etcunter das Bett/jemandem ins Gesicht leuchten shine a light under the bed/into sb’s face* * *intransitives Verb1) <moon, sun, star, etc.> be shining; <fire, face> glowgrell leuchten — give a glaring light; glare
in der Sonne leuchten — <hair, sea, snow> gleam in the sun; <mountains etc.> glow in the sun
seine Augen leuchteten vor Freude — (fig.) his eyes were shining or sparkling with joy
2) shine a/the lightmit etwas in etwas (Akk.) leuchten — shine something into something
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15 Lichtblick
m bright spot (on the horizon), ray of sunshine fig.; der einzige Lichtblick in meinem Leben the only bright spot in my life* * *Lịcht|blickm (fig)ray of hope* * *Licht·blickm bright spot, ray of hope* * *der bright spot* * *der einzige Lichtblick in meinem Leben the only bright spot in my life* * *der bright spot* * *m.comfort n.ray of hope n. -
16 Märzsonne
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17 Schiebedach
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18 sonnendurchflutet
Adj. flooded with sunshine* * *sọn|nen|durch|flu|tet [-dʊrçfluːtət]adj (geh)sunny, with the sun streaming in* * *son·nen·durch·flu·tet* * *sonnendurchflutet adj flooded with sunshine -
19 sonnenreich
Adj. (very) sunny; es ist eine sonnenreiche Gegend it’s an area where there is plenty of sunshine* * *sonnenreich adj (very) sunny;es ist eine sonnenreiche Gegend it’s an area where there is plenty of sunshine -
20 Sonnenscheinautograph
n; -s, -e(n) sunshine recorder* * *
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