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1 hochprozentiges Getränk
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2 trunksüchtig
Adj.: trunksüchtig sein be an alcoholic; bei trunksüchtigen Eltern aufwachsen have alcoholic parents, Am. auch be an adult child (of alcoholics)* * *intemperate; bibulous* * *trụnk|süch|tigadjalcoholic* * *trunk·süch·tigadj (geh)▪ \trunksüchtig sein to be an alcoholic* * *Adjektiv alcoholic* * *trunksüchtig adj:trunksüchtig sein be an alcoholic;bei trunksüchtigen Eltern aufwachsen have alcoholic parents, US auch be an adult child (of alcoholics)* * *Adjektiv alcoholic* * *adj.bibulous adj. adv.bibulously adv. -
3 alkoholfrei
Adj. non-alcoholic, alcohol-free; alkoholfreie Getränke soft drinks (and beverages)* * *non-alcoholic; soft* * *al|ko|hol|freiadjBier alcohol-free, nonalcoholic; Getränk auch soft; Gegend, Stadt dryalkohólfreies Bier — nonalcoholic or alcohol-free beer
ein alkohólfreier Tag — a day without drink or alcohol
* * *2) ((of a drink) not alcoholic: At the party they were serving soft drinks as well as wine and spirits.) soft* * *al·ko·hol·freiadj Getränk non-alcoholic, alcohol-free\alkoholfreies Bier low alcohol [or nonalcoholic] beer* * *alkoholfreie Getränke — soft or non-alcoholic drinks
2) (ohne alkoholausschank) dry <country, state, etc.>* * *alkoholfrei adj non-alcoholic, alcohol-free;alkoholfreie Getränke soft drinks (and beverages)* * *alkoholfreie Getränke — soft or non-alcoholic drinks
2) (ohne alkoholausschank) dry <country, state, etc.>* * *adj.nonalcoholic adj. -
4 alkoholisch
* * *alcoholic* * *al|ko|ho|lisch [alko'hoːlɪʃ]adjalcoholic* * *(caused by alcohol: an alcoholic stupor.) alcoholic* * *al·ko·ho·lisch[alkoˈho:lɪʃ]adj alcoholic* * *Adjektiv alcoholic* * *alkoholisch adj alcoholic;(starke) alkoholische Getränke spirits* * *Adjektiv alcoholic* * *adj.alcoholic adj.spirituous adj. adv.alcoholically adv. -
5 Alkoholiker
m; -s, -, Alkoholikerin f; -, -nen alcoholic; Anonyme Alkoholiker (abgek. AA) Alcoholics Anonymous (abgek. AA)* * *der Alkoholikeralcoholic* * *Al|ko|ho|li|ker [alko'hoːlikɐ]1. m -s, -,Al|ko|hó|li|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenalcoholic* * *Al·ko·ho·li·ker(in)<-s, ->[alkoˈho:likɐ]m(f) alcoholic\Alkoholiker sein to be [an] alcoholicAnonyme \Alkoholiker Alcoholics Anonymous* * *der; Alkoholikers, Alkoholiker, Alkoholikerin die; Alkoholiker, Alkoholikernen alcoholic* * ** * *der; Alkoholikers, Alkoholiker, Alkoholikerin die; Alkoholiker, Alkoholikernen alcoholic* * *m.alcoholic n. -
6 alkoholhaltig
Adj. alcoholic* * *alcoholic* * *al|ko|hol|hal|tigadjalcoholic, containing alcohol* * *(of or containing alcohol: Is cider alcoholic?) alcoholic* * *al·ko·hol·hal·tigadj alcoholic* * ** * *alkoholhaltig adj alcoholic* * *Adjektiv containing alcohol postpos., not pred -
7 Getränk
n; -(e)s, -e drink, beverage förm.; alkoholische oder geistige Getränke alcoholic drinks ( oder beverages förm.); alkoholfreie Getränke non-alcoholic ( oder soft) drinks; für Speisen und Getränke ist bestens gesorgt there’s plenty to eat and drink* * *das Getränkdrink; potation; beverage* * *Ge|trạ̈nk [gə'trɛŋk]nt -(e)s, -edrink, beverage (form)er gibt viel für Getränke aus — he spends a lot on drink
* * *(a drink, especially tea, coffee, or other non-alcoholic drink.) beverage* * *Ge·tränk<-[e]s, -e>[gəˈtrɛŋk]nt drink, beverage formnichtalkoholische \Getränke soft [or non-alcoholic] drinks* * *das; Getränk[e]s, Getränke drink; beverage (formal)* * *alkoholfreie Getränke non-alcoholic ( oder soft) drinks;* * *das; Getränk[e]s, Getränke drink; beverage (formal)* * *-e n.beverage n.drink n.potation n. -
8 Alkoholika
Pl. alcohol Sg., alcoholic drinks* * *Al|ko|ho|li|ka [alko'hoːlika]plalcoholic drinks pl, liquor sing* * *Al·ko·ho·li·ka[alkoˈho:lika]pl alcoholic drinks* * *Plural alcoholic drinks* * ** * *Plural alcoholic drinks -
9 alkoholkrank
Adj. alcoholic* * *al|ko|hol|krankadjalcoholic* * *al·ko·hol·krankadj inv alcoholic* * *Adjektiv (Med.) alcoholic* * *alkoholkrank adj alcoholic* * *Adjektiv (Med.) alcoholic -
10 Trinker
* * *der Trinkerdrinker; carouser* * *Trịn|ker ['trɪŋkɐ]1. m -s, -, Trin|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nendrinker; (= Alkoholiker) alcoholic* * *Trin·ker(in)<-s, ->m(f) drunkard; (Alkoholiker) alcoholic* * *der; Trinkers, Trinker, Trinkerin die; Trinker, Trinkernen alcoholicein heimlicher/starker Trinker — a secret/heavy drinker
* * ** * *der; Trinkers, Trinker, Trinkerin die; Trinker, Trinkernen alcoholicein heimlicher/starker Trinker — a secret/heavy drinker
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11 alkoholsüchtig
Adj.: alkoholsüchtig sein be an alcoholic* * *addicted to alcohol* * *al|ko|hol|süch|tigadjaddicted to alcohol, suffering from alcoholism* * *al·ko·hol·süch·tig* * *Adjektiv addicted to alcohol postpos.; alcoholic* * *alkoholsüchtig adj:alkoholsüchtig sein be an alcoholic* * *Adjektiv addicted to alcohol postpos.; alcoholic -
12 Ausschank
m; -(e)s, Ausschänke3. (Schanktisch) bar, counter* * *Aus|schank Im -(e)s, Ausschänke[-ʃɛŋkə]2) (no pl = Getränkeausgabe) serving of drinks"Ausschank von 9.00 Uhr bis 14.00 Uhr" — "open from 9.00 to 14.00"
Áússchank über die Straße — ≈ off-sales pl (Brit), selling of drinks for consumption off the premises
II"kein Áússchank an Jugendliche unter 16 Jahren" — "drinks not sold to persons under the age of 16"
f -, Ausschänke (Aus)See:= Ausschank* * *Aus·schank<-[e]s, -schänke>m„\Ausschank von 9 bis 14 Uhr“ “open from 9 AM to 2 PM”* * *der; Ausschank[e]s, Ausschänke1) o. Pl. serving‘Kein Ausschank an Jugendliche unter 16 Jahren’ — ‘persons under sixteen will not be served with alcoholic drinks’
2) (Schanktisch) bar; counter* * *1. nur sg sale of alcoholic drinks;3. (Schanktisch) bar, counter* * *der; Ausschank[e]s, Ausschänke1) o. Pl. serving‘Kein Ausschank an Jugendliche unter 16 Jahren’ — ‘persons under sixteen will not be served with alcoholic drinks’
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13 Franzbranntwein
m rubbing alcohol* * *Frạnz|brannt|weinmalcoholic liniment* * *Franz·brannt·wein* * *der; o. Pl. (veralt.) alcoholic liniment* * *Franzbranntwein m rubbing alcohol* * *der; o. Pl. (veralt.) alcoholic liniment -
14 rückfällig
Adj. JUR. Sache: revertible; Verbrecher: nur attr. reoffending..., recidivist...; rückfällig werden JUR. reoffend; fig. backslide, have a relapse* * *recidivous; recidivistic* * *rụ̈ck|fäl|ligadj (MED fig)relapsed; (JUR) recidivistic (form)ein rückfälliger Dieb — a thief who repeats his offence (Brit) or offense (US)
rückfällig werden (Med) — to have a relapse; (fig) to relapse; (Jur) to lapse back into crime
* * *rück·fäl·ligein \rückfälliger Täter a repeat offender, a recidivist* * *rückfällig werden — have a relapse; <alcoholic etc.> go back to one's old ways
2) (Rechtsspr.)* * ** * *1) (Med., auch fig.) relapsed <patient, alcoholic, etc.>rückfällig werden — have a relapse; <alcoholic etc.> go back to one's old ways
2) (Rechtsspr.)* * *adj.recidivistic adj. -
15 Alki
mugs. [Alkoholiker]1. alchy coll. spv. [alcoholic]2. alco coll. [alcoholic]3. alkie coll. [alcoholic]4. alky coll. [alcoholic] -
16 alkoholabhängig
Adj.: alkoholabhängig sein be an alcoholic* * *al|ko|hol|ab|hän|gigadjalcohol-dependent* * *alkoholabhängig adj:alkoholabhängig sein be an alcoholic -
17 Alkoholgehalt
m alcoholic content* * *Al|ko|hol|ge|haltmalcohol( ic) content* * *Al·ko·hol·ge·haltm alcohol[ic] content* * *der alcohol content* * *Alkoholgehalt m alcoholic content* * *der alcohol content* * *m.alcoholic content n. -
18 Alkoholikerin
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19 Bier
n; -(e)s, -e beer; helles Bier etwa lager, light ( oder pale) ale, Am. auch light beer; dunkles Bier etwa brown ( oder dark) ale, Am. dark beer; Bier vom Fass draught (Am. draft) beer; ein großes / kleines Bier Brit. a pint / half-pint (of beer); zwei Bier bitte! two beers, please; gehen wir noch auf ein Bier? do you fancy a beer?, Am. do you want to go for a beer ( oder brew Sl.)?; etw. wie sauer oder saures Bier anpreisen umg. extol the virtues of s.th.(in order to get rid of it) allg.; das ist nicht mein Bier! umg., fig. that’s not my affair ( oder problem); das ist mein Bier umg., fig. that’s my business* * *das Bierbeer; ale; lager* * *[biːɐ]nt -(e)s, -ebeerzwei Bíér, bitte! — two beers, please
zwanzig verschiedene Bíére — twenty different kinds of beer, twenty different beers
dunkles/helles Bíér — dark/light beer
Bíér vom Fass — draught (Brit) or draft (US) beer
* * *(a type of alcoholic drink made from malted barley flavoured with hops.) beer* * *<-[e]s, -e>[bi:ɐ̯]nt beerein kleines/großes \Bier, bitte! a small/large beer, please!, a half [pint]/pint [of beer], please!\Bier vom Fass draught beerdunkles/helles \Bier dark/light beer, ale [or BRIT a. bitter]/lager* * *das; Bier[e]s, Biere beerein kleines/großes Bier — a small/large [glass of] beer
zwei Bier — two beers; two glasses of beer
•• Cultural note:das ist [nicht] mein Bier — (ugs.) that is [not] my affair or business
Germany and Austria rank among the world's top beer consumers, with a vast range of beer varieties ( Bock, Alt, Dunkel, Export, Hell, Kölsch, Lager, Malzbier, Pils, Märzen, Weizenbier or Weißbier, and Berliner Weiße) to choose from. Germans brew more than 5000 varieties, and each beer tastes different depending on the ratio of ingredients, brewing temperature and technique, alcoholic content, ageing time, and colour. Although there are now some big brewing conglomerates, the local brew from small independent breweries (there are about 1300 in Germany) is still the best and most popular. German beer is brewed according to the Reinheitsgebot (beer purity regulations) of 1516, which stipulates that no ingredients other than hops, malted barley, yeast and water can be used. Dortmund and Munich are among the top beer-producing cities in the world. Drinking beer is a vital part of everyday life for many people; they regularly meet up at their Stammtisch in a Kneipe (pub) or in a Biergarten* * *Bier vom Fass draught (US draft) beer;ein großes/kleines Bier Br a pint/half-pint (of beer);zwei Bier bitte! two beers, please;gehen wir noch auf ein Bier? do you fancy a beer?, US do you want to go for a beer ( oder brew sl)?;das ist mein Bier umg, fig that’s my business* * *das; Bier[e]s, Biere beerein kleines/großes Bier — a small/large [glass of] beer
zwei Bier — two beers; two glasses of beer
•• Cultural note:das ist [nicht] mein Bier — (ugs.) that is [not] my affair or business
Germany and Austria rank among the world's top beer consumers, with a vast range of beer varieties ( Bock, Alt, Dunkel, Export, Hell, Kölsch, Lager, Malzbier, Pils, Märzen, Weizenbier or Weißbier, and Berliner Weiße) to choose from. Germans brew more than 5000 varieties, and each beer tastes different depending on the ratio of ingredients, brewing temperature and technique, alcoholic content, ageing time, and colour. Although there are now some big brewing conglomerates, the local brew from small independent breweries (there are about 1300 in Germany) is still the best and most popular. German beer is brewed according to the Reinheitsgebot (beer purity regulations) of 1516, which stipulates that no ingredients other than hops, malted barley, yeast and water can be used. Dortmund and Munich are among the top beer-producing cities in the world. Drinking beer is a vital part of everyday life for many people; they regularly meet up at their Stammtisch in a Kneipe (pub) or in a Biergarten* * *-e n.ale n.beer n. (usw.) vom Fass n.beer (etc.)on tap n.draught beer n. -
20 Trunksüchtige
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