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1 imagination
nounit's just your imagination — das bildest du dir nur ein
* * *1) ((the part of the mind which has) the ability to form mental pictures: I can see it all in my imagination.) die Vorstellung2) (the creative ability of a writer etc: This book shows a lot of imagination.) die Phantasie3) (the seeing etc of things which do not exist: There was no-one there - it was just your imagination.) die Einbildung* * *im·agi·na·tion[ɪˌmæʤɪˈneɪʃən]n Fantasie f, Vorstellungskraft fthis is all [in] your \imagination! das bildest du dir alles nur ein!use your \imagination! lassen Sie doch mal Ihre Fantasie spielen!lack of \imagination Fantasielosigkeit fnot by any stretch of the \imagination beim besten Willen [o bei aller Liebe] nichtto catch sb's \imagination jdn fesseln [o in seinen Bann ziehen]to leave nothing to the \imagination für die Fantasie keinen Platz [mehr] lassen* * *[I"mdZI'neISən]n(creative) Fantasie f, Phantasie f, Vorstellungskraft f, Einbildungskraft f; (self-deceptive) Einbildung fto have (a lively or vivid) imagination — (eine lebhafte or rege) Fantasie haben
he has little imagination — er hat wenig Fantasie
in order to encourage children to use their imagination(s) — um die Fantasie von Kindern anzuregen
to lack imagination — fantasielos or einfallslos sein
it's just your imagination! — das bilden Sie sich (dat) nur ein!
to capture or catch sb's imagination — jdn in seinen Bann ziehen
it captures the imagination — es ist faszinierend
* * *imagination [ıˌmædʒıˈneıʃn] s1. (schöpferische) Fantasie, Vorstellungs-, Einbildungskraft f, Fantasie-, Einfalls-, Ideenreichtum m:this is beyond my imagination das übersteigt meine Fantasie;he has no imagination er hat keine Fantasie, er ist fantasielos;she doesn’t leave anything to imagination sie überlässt nichts der Fantasie;use your imagination lass dir etwas einfallen!, lass deine Fantasie spielen; → academic.ru/10763/capture">capture A 5 c, stretch A 112. Vorstellen n, Vorstellung f:in imagination in der Vorstellung, im Geiste3. Vorstellung f:a) Einbildung f:pure imagination reine Einbildung;maybe it was just my imagination vielleicht habe ich mir das alles auch nur eingebildetb) Idee f, Gedanke m, Einfall m4. koll Einfälle pl, Ideen(reichtum) pl(m)* * *noun1) no pl., no art. Fantasie, die* * *n.Einbildung f.Phantasie -n f.Vorstellung f. -
2 imagination
im·agi·na·tion [ɪ ˌmæʤɪʼneɪʃən] nFantasie f, Vorstellungskraft f;this is all [in] your \imagination! das bildest du dir alles nur ein!;use your \imagination! lassen Sie doch mal Ihre Fantasie spielen!;lack of \imagination Fantasielosigkeit f;not by any stretch of the \imagination beim besten Willen [o bei aller Liebe] nicht;to catch sb's \imagination jdn fesseln [o in seinen Bann ziehen];to leave nothing to the \imagination für die Fantasie keinen Platz [mehr] lassen -
3 wildness
1) (bleakness) Wildheit, die2) (lack of restraint) Wildheit, dieafter the wildness of his youth — nach seiner wilden od. stürmischen Jugend
3) (storminess)the wildness of the weather/sea — das stürmische Wetter/die stürmische See
4) (of promise, words) Unbedachtheit, die; (of scheme, attempt, idea, hope, quest) Irrwitzigkeit, die* * *noun die Wildheit* * *wild·ness[ˈwaɪldnəs]n no plthe \wildness of the weather was frightening das stürmische Wetter war Angst einflößend5. (haphazardness) Ungezieltheit f; (rashness) Unüberlegtheit f, Unbesonnenheit f; (lacking principle) Wahllosigkeit f* * *['waIldnɪs]n1) (= rough, uncivilized state) Wildheit fthe wildness of the weather — das rauhe or stürmische Wetter
3) (= frenzy, unruliness) Wildheit f4) (= extravagance) (of promise) Unüberlegtheit f; (of exaggeration) Maßlosigkeit f; (of fluctuations) Stärke f; (of expectations, imagination) Kühnheit f* * ** * *noun, no pl.1) (bleakness) Wildheit, die2) (lack of restraint) Wildheit, dieafter the wildness of his youth — nach seiner wilden od. stürmischen Jugend
3) (storminess)the wildness of the weather/sea — das stürmische Wetter/die stürmische See
4) (of promise, words) Unbedachtheit, die; (of scheme, attempt, idea, hope, quest) Irrwitzigkeit, die -
4 poverty
noun1) Armut, diepoverty of ideas — Ideenarmut, die
poverty of imagination/intellect — Fantasielosigkeit, die
* * *['povəti]* * *pov·er·ty[ˈpɒvəti, AM ˈpɑ:vɚt̬i]n no plto live in [abject] \poverty in [entsetzlicher] Armut lebenextreme/grinding \poverty drückende/bittere Armutintellectual/spiritual \poverty geistige/seelische Armutto alleviate \poverty die Armut lindern3.▶ when \poverty comes in at the door, love flies out of the window ( prov) wenn die Armut zur Tür hereinkommt, fliegt die Liebe zum Fenster hinaus* * *['pɒvətɪ]nArmut fpoverty of ideas/information — Ideen-/Informationsarmut f
to be above/below/on the poverty line — oberhalb/unterhalb/an der Armutsgrenze leben
* * *1. Armut f, Not f, Mangel m (of, in an dat):live in poverty in Armut leben;2. fig Armut f, Dürftigkeit f, Armseligkeit f:poverty of ideas Ideen-, Gedankenarmut;poverty of imagination Fantasielosigkeit f3. Unergiebigkeit f (des Bodens etc)* * *noun1) Armut, diepoverty of ideas — Ideenarmut, die
poverty of imagination/intellect — Fantasielosigkeit, die
* * *n.Armut nur sing. f.
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