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m; -(e)s, kein Pl.1. thirst ( auf + Akk oder nach for); großer oder heftiger etc. Durst great thirst; Durst bekommen / haben get / be thirsty; ich habe ( einen) großen Durst I’m really thirsty ( oder parched); hab ich einen Durst! I’m dying of thirst; ich habe Durst auf ein Bier I could just drink ( oder do with) a beer; das macht Durst it makes you thirsty; Gartenarbeit macht Durst gardening is thirsty work; seinen Durst löschen oder stillen quench one’s thirst; einen über den Durst getrunken haben umg. have had one too many (one over the eight)* * *der Durstthirst* * *Dụrst [dʊrst]m -(e)s, no pl (lit, fig)thirst ( nach for)Durst haben — to be thirsty
das macht Durst — that makes you thirsty, that gives you a thirst
* * *der1) (a feeling of dryness (in the mouth) caused by a lack of water or moisture: I have a terrible thirst.) thirst2) (a strong and eager desire for something: thirst for knowledge.) thirst3) thirstiness* * *<-[e]s>[ˈdʊrst]▪ \Durst haben to be thirstyjd bekommt [o (fam) kriegt] [von etw dat] \Durst sb gets thirsty [or a thirst] [from sth], sth makes sb thirstyich hätte \Durst auf ein kühles Bier I could do with a chilled beerseinen [o den] \Durst [mit etw dat] löschen [o stillen] to quench [or BRIT slake] one's thirst [with sth]das macht \Durst that makes you thirsty [or gives you a thirst]* * *der; Durst[e]s thirstDurst bekommen — get or become thirsty
seinen Durst löschen od. stillen — quench or slake one's thirst
ich habe Durst auf ein Bier — I could just drink a beer
Durst nach Wissen — (fig. geh.) a thirst for knowledge
ein Glas od. einen über den Durst trinken — (ugs. scherzh.) have one too many
* * *1. thirst (auf +akk odernach for);heftiger etcDurst great thirst;Durst bekommen/haben get/be thirsty;ich habe (einen) großen Durst I’m really thirsty ( oder parched);hab ich einen Durst! I’m dying of thirst;ich habe Durst auf ein Bier I could just drink ( oder do with) a beer;das macht Durst it makes you thirsty;Gartenarbeit macht Durst gardening is thirsty work;stillen quench one’s thirst;2. liter fig thirst (nach for);Durst nach Ruhm/Wissen a thirst for fame/knowledge* * *der; Durst[e]s thirstDurst bekommen — get or become thirsty
seinen Durst löschen od. stillen — quench or slake one's thirst
Durst nach Wissen — (fig. geh.) a thirst for knowledge
ein Glas od. einen über den Durst trinken — (ugs. scherzh.) have one too many
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fthirstiness
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