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adjective1) (whole-hearted) ungeteilt [Unterstützung, Zustimmung]; (enthusiastic, unrestrained) herzlich; begeistert [Gesang]* * *1) (very friendly: a hearty welcome.) herzlich2) (enthusiastic: a hearty cheer.) herzhaft3) (very cheerful; too cheerful: a hearty person/laugh.) herzlich5) ((of a person's appetite) large.) herzhaft* * *[ˈhɑ:ti, AM ˈhɑ:rt̬i]I. adj1. (warm) herzlichshe has a warm and \hearty laugh sie hat ein warmes und herzliches Lachen\hearty congratulations herzliche Glückwünschea \hearty welcome ein herzlicher Empfang2. (large) herzhaft, kräftig\hearty appetite gesunder Appetit\hearty breakfast kräftiges [o deftiges] Frühstück3. (strong) kräftig, herzhafthe gave me a \hearty slap on my back er schlug mir beherzt auf den Rückenhale and \hearty gesund und munter4. (unreserved) uneingeschränktto have a \hearty dislike for sb/sth gegen jdn/etw eine tiefe Abneigung empfinden\hearty support ungeteilte Unterstützungmy hearties! NAUT Jungs!* * *['hAːtɪ]1. adj (+er)1) (= loud and friendly) laugh, voice, greeting herzlich; person, manner (= boisterous) raubeinig; (= over-familiar) plumpvertraulichhe gave a hearty laugh — er lachte herzlich or herzhaft
2) slap, blow kräftig3) (= wholehearted) endorsement, condemnation uneingeschränkt; agreement ungeteilt; hatred, dislike tiefhearty welcome —
4) food herzhaft, kräftig; meal herzhaft, deftig (inf); appetite gesund; helping kräftig, ordentlichto be a hearty eater — einen gesunden Appetit haben, kräftig zulangen (inf)
See:→ also hale2. n1) (NAUT inf)me hearties! — Jungs! (inf), Leute!
* * *hearty [ˈhɑː(r)tı]1. herzlich:a) von Herzen kommend, warm, innigb) aufrichtig, tief empfundenc) iron gründlich (Abneigung etc)2. a) munter: → hale2b) energischc) begeistertd) herzlich, jovial3. herzhaft, kräftig (Appetit, Flüche etc)4. gesund, kräftig, stark5. fruchtbar (Boden)B s1. umg Matrose m:my hearties! Kameraden!, Jungs!2. SPORT besonders Br umg dynamischer (Rugby- etc) Spieler* * *adjective1) (whole-hearted) ungeteilt [Unterstützung, Zustimmung]; (enthusiastic, unrestrained) herzlich; begeistert [Gesang]* * *adj.herzhaft adj.herzlich adj.
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