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1. noun1) Pulver, das2) (cosmetic) Puder, der2. transitive verb1) pudernI'll just go and powder my nose — (euphem.) ich muss [nur] mal verschwinden (ugs. verhüll.)
2) (reduce to powder) pulverisieren; zu Pulver verarbeiten [Milch, Eier]powdered milk — Milchpulver, das; Trockenmilch, die
* * *1. noun1) (any substance in the form of fine particles: soap powder; milk-powder.) das Pulver2) (a special kind of substance in this form, used as a cosmetic etc: face-powder; talcum powder.) der Puder3) (formerly, gunpowder: powder and shot.) das Pulver2. verb- academic.ru/90340/powdered">powdered- powdery
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- powder room* * *pow·der[ˈpaʊdəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. nbaking \powder Backpulver ntcurry \powder Currypulver ntdust the face lightly with \powder pudern Sie sich ganz leicht das Gesichtto cover oneself with talcum \powder sich dat den Körper pudernloose \powder loser Puderbiological \powder Biowaschmittel ntII. vt▪ to \powder sth/sb/oneself etw/jdn/sich pudern\powdered with snow mit Puderzucker [o ÖSTERR Staubzucker] bestäubt\powder with dandruff mit Schuppen übersätwould you get me another drink while I go and \powder my nose? würdest du mir noch einen Drink bestellen, während ich mal kurz verschwinde? fam* * *['paʊdə(r)]1. nPulver nt; (= face, talcum powder etc) Puder m; (= dust) Staub mto grind sth to (a) powder — etw pulverig or zu Pulver mahlen
2. vt2) (= apply powder to) face, body, oneself pudernto powder one's nose (lit) — sich (dat) die Nase pudern; (euph) kurz verschwinden (euph)
3. vi(= crumble) (zu Staub) zerfallenthe cement had powdered away — der Mörtel war zu Staub zerfallen
* * *powder [ˈpaʊdə(r)]A snot be worth (the) powder and shot umg obs nicht der Mühe wert sein;2. (Gesichts- etc) Puder m, umg nB v/t1. pulverisieren:powdered sugar Puderzucker m2. (be-, über)pudern, einpudern:powder one’s nosea) sich die Nase pudern,b) euph mal kurz verschwinden3. ( with mit)a) bestäuben, bestreuenb) übersäen* * *1. noun1) Pulver, das2) (cosmetic) Puder, der2. transitive verb1) pudernI'll just go and powder my nose — (euphem.) ich muss [nur] mal verschwinden (ugs. verhüll.)
2) (reduce to powder) pulverisieren; zu Pulver verarbeiten [Milch, Eier]powdered milk — Milchpulver, das; Trockenmilch, die
* * *n.Pulver - n.Staub nur sing. m. v.pudern v.
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