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41 grow out
◆ grow outvi▪ to \grow out out of sth aus etw dat herauswachsen; (become too adult) für etw akk [schon] zu alt sein; (change with increasing age) mit der Zeit seine Einstellung [o Haltung] [gegenüber etw dat] ändernthe kids need new shoes, they've \grow outn out of the old ones die Kinder brauchen neue Schuhe, sie sind aus den alten herausgewachsenour daughter's \grow outn out of dolls unsere Tochter ist aus dem Puppenalter heraushe wants to join the army when he leaves school, but I hope he'll \grow out out of it er will nach der Schule zum Militär, aber ich hoffe, er hat bis dahin seine Einstellung wieder geändertto \grow out out of a habit eine Angewohnheit ablegenyou should have \grow outn out of that habit by now das solltest du dir inzwischen abgewöhnt haben* * *vi(perm, colour) herauswachsen -
42 startling
adjectiveerstaunlich; überraschend [Nachricht]* * *star·tling[ˈstɑ:tl̩ɪŋ, AM ˈstɑ:rtl̩-]\startling disclosure/discovery Aufsehen erregende [o spektakuläre] Enthüllung/Entdeckung\startling resemblance frappierende Ähnlichkeit* * *['stAːtlɪŋ]adjnews, clarity, revelation überraschend; (= bad) alarmierend, bestürzend; coincidence, resemblance, contrast, change erstaunlich; colour, originality aufregend, erregend; dress, blue aufregend; discovery, claim, success, results aufregend, sensationell* * *adjectiveerstaunlich; überraschend [Nachricht]* * *adj.aufschreckend adj.aufsehenerregend adj. -
43 gradation
gra·da·tion [grəʼdeɪʃən, Am greɪʼ-] n1) (stage, step) Abstufung f -
44 refreshing
to taste \refreshing erfrischend schmecken2) ( pleasing) [herz]erfrischend;a \refreshing change eine willkommene Abwechslung;a \refreshing thought ein wohltuender Gedanke
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