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1 Knoten
v/t knot; (Seil etc.) make a knot in; mehrmals: make knots in; (Krawatte, Schnursenkel) tie; etw. an / um etw. knoten tie s.th. to / (a)round s.th.* * *der Knoten(Geschwindigkeit) knot;(Medizin) lump;(Verschlingung) knot; node; hitch; snarl* * *Kno|ten ['knoːtn]m -s, -1) knot; (MED) (= Geschwulst) lump; (= Gichtknoten) tophus (spec); (PHYS, BOT, MATH, ASTRON) node; (fig = Verwicklung) ploteinen Knóten ins Taschentuch machen (inf) — to tie a knot in one's handkerchief
3) (= Haarknoten) bun, knot4)See:= Knotenpunkt* * *der1) (a kind of knot.) hitch2) (a lump or join made in string, rope etc by twisting the ends together and drawing tight the loops formed: She fastened the string round the parcel, tying it with a knot.) knot3) (a measure of speed for ships (about 1.85 km per hour).) knot4) (to tie in a knot: He knotted the rope around the post.) knot5) (a small swelling eg in an organ of the body.) node6) (a place, often swollen, where a leaf is attached to a stem.) node* * *Kno·ten<-s, ->[ˈkno:tn̩]m1. (Verschlingung) knot3. (Haarknoten) bun, knot4. (Astknoten) knot, burl5. NAUT knot6.▶ der \Knoten ist [bei jdm] geplatzt [o gerissen] (fam) the penny [has] dropped fam, sb has suddenly caught on [or sorted sth out]den gordischen \Knoten durchhauen [o durchschlagen] [o durchtrennen] to cut [or untie] the Gordian knot* * *der; Knotens, Knoten1) knot2) (Haartracht) bun; knot3) (Maßeinheit) knot4) (Bot.) node5) (Med.) lump* * *1. knot; (Haarknoten) auch bun;einen Knoten ins Taschentuch machen tie a knot in one’s handkerchief;bei jemandem ist der Knoten geplatzt fig, umg the penny has dropped (for sb)4. LIT, im Drama etc: plot;die Schürzung des Knotens the buildup ( oder development) of the plot;der Knoten schürzt/löst sich the plot thickens/unravels5. (Knotenpunkt) von Straßen etc: junction, intersection; Handel etc: centre (US -er); (Mittelpunkt) hub* * *der; Knotens, Knoten1) knot2) (Haartracht) bun; knot3) (Maßeinheit) knot4) (Bot.) node5) (Med.) lump* * *- m.bun n.burl n.hitch n.(§ pl.: hitches)kink n.knot n.lump n.node n. präfix.nodal adj. -
2 knoten
v/t knot; (Seil etc.) make a knot in; mehrmals: make knots in; (Krawatte, Schnursenkel) tie; etw. an / um etw. knoten tie s.th. to / (a)round s.th.* * *der Knoten(Geschwindigkeit) knot;(Medizin) lump;(Verschlingung) knot; node; hitch; snarl* * *Kno|ten ['knoːtn]m -s, -1) knot; (MED) (= Geschwulst) lump; (= Gichtknoten) tophus (spec); (PHYS, BOT, MATH, ASTRON) node; (fig = Verwicklung) ploteinen Knóten ins Taschentuch machen (inf) — to tie a knot in one's handkerchief
3) (= Haarknoten) bun, knot4)See:= Knotenpunkt* * *der1) (a kind of knot.) hitch2) (a lump or join made in string, rope etc by twisting the ends together and drawing tight the loops formed: She fastened the string round the parcel, tying it with a knot.) knot3) (a measure of speed for ships (about 1.85 km per hour).) knot4) (to tie in a knot: He knotted the rope around the post.) knot5) (a small swelling eg in an organ of the body.) node6) (a place, often swollen, where a leaf is attached to a stem.) node* * *Kno·ten<-s, ->[ˈkno:tn̩]m1. (Verschlingung) knot3. (Haarknoten) bun, knot4. (Astknoten) knot, burl5. NAUT knot6.▶ der \Knoten ist [bei jdm] geplatzt [o gerissen] (fam) the penny [has] dropped fam, sb has suddenly caught on [or sorted sth out]den gordischen \Knoten durchhauen [o durchschlagen] [o durchtrennen] to cut [or untie] the Gordian knot* * *der; Knotens, Knoten1) knot2) (Haartracht) bun; knot3) (Maßeinheit) knot4) (Bot.) node5) (Med.) lump* * *etwas an/um etwas knoten tie sth to/(a)round sth* * *der; Knotens, Knoten1) knot2) (Haartracht) bun; knot3) (Maßeinheit) knot4) (Bot.) node5) (Med.) lump* * *- m.bun n.burl n.hitch n.(§ pl.: hitches)kink n.knot n.lump n.node n. präfix.nodal adj. -
3 verdichten
I v/t2. (Straßennetz etc.) expand; die Zugfolge der U-Bahn soll auf einen 5-Minuten-Takt verdichtet werden the frequency of underground (Am. subway) trains is to be increased to five-minute intervalsII v/refl2. fig., Nachricht, Verdacht etc.: be consolidated; Gerücht: grow, gain ground ( oder momentum); Eindruck: grow (stronger); der Eindruck verdichtet sich immer mehr zur Gewissheit the feeling is turning more and more into certainty* * *to compress; to condense; to pack* * *ver|dịch|ten ptp verdi\#chtet1. vt (PHYS)to compress; (fig = komprimieren) to condense; Gefühle to intensify, to heighten2. vrto thicken; (Schneetreiben) to worsen; (Gas) to become compressed; (fig = häufen) to increase; (Verdacht, Eindruck) to deepender Verdacht verdichtet sich, dass... — the suspicion that... is growing
es verdichten sich die Hinweise, dass... — there is growing evidence that...
* * *ver·dich·ten *I. vt▪ etw \verdichten1. (komprimieren) to compress sth2. (ausbauen) Verkehrsnetz to develop sth3. BAU▪ etw \verdichten to compact sthII. vr* * *1.reflexives Verb <fog, smoke> thicken, become thicker; (fig.) <suspicion, rumour> grow; < feeling> intensify2.* * *A. v/t2. (Straßennetz etc) expand;die Zugfolge der U-Bahn soll auf einen 5-Minuten-Takt verdichtet werden the frequency of underground (US subway) trains is to be increased to five-minute intervals3. fig:verdichten zu condense intoB. v/r2. fig, Nachricht, Verdacht etc: be consolidated; Gerücht: grow, gain ground ( oder momentum); Eindruck: grow (stronger);der Eindruck verdichtet sich immer mehr zur Gewissheit the feeling is turning more and more into certainty* * *1.reflexives Verb <fog, smoke> thicken, become thicker; (fig.) <suspicion, rumour> grow; < feeling> intensify2.* * *n.packing n. -
4 Knoten
kno·ten1. kno·ten [ʼkno:tn̩]vtetw \Knoten to knot sth, to tie a knot in sth, to tie sth into a knot;jdm/sich die Krawatte \Knoten to tie sb/one's tie2. Kno·ten <-s, -> [ʼkno:tn̩] m1) ( Verschlingung) knot;3) (Haar\Knoten) bun, knot4) (Ast\Knoten) knot, burl5) naut knotWENDUNGEN:der gordische \Knoten hist the Gordian knot;den gordischen \Knoten durchhauen [o durchschlagen] [o durchtrennen] to cut [or untie] the Gordian knot;der \Knoten ist [bei jdm] geplatzt [o gerissen] ( fam) the penny [has] dropped ( fam), sb has suddenly caught on [or sorted sth out];der \Knoten schürzt sich lit the plot thickens -
5 knoten
kno·ten1. kno·ten [ʼkno:tn̩]vtetw \knoten to knot sth, to tie a knot in sth, to tie sth into a knot;jdm/sich die Krawatte \knoten to tie sb/one's tie2. Kno·ten <-s, -> [ʼkno:tn̩] m1) ( Verschlingung) knot;3) (Haar\knoten) bun, knot4) (Ast\knoten) knot, burl5) naut knotWENDUNGEN:der gordische \knoten hist the Gordian knot;den gordischen \knoten durchhauen [o durchschlagen] [o durchtrennen] to cut [or untie] the Gordian knot;der \knoten ist [bei jdm] geplatzt [o gerissen] ( fam) the penny [has] dropped ( fam), sb has suddenly caught on [or sorted sth out];der \knoten schürzt sich lit the plot thickens
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