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1 die Luft
- {air} không khí, bầu không khí, không gian, không trung, máy bay, hàng không, làn gió nhẹ, khúc ca, khúc nhạc, điệu ca, điệu nhạc, vẻ, dáng, dáng điệu, khí sắc, diện mạo, thái độ, điệu bộ màu mè - vẻ ta đây - {atmosphere} quyển khí, không khí & bóng, Atmôfe = die freie Luft {open}+ = Dicke Luft! {Trouble's brewing!}+ = Luft machen {to vent}+ = die Luft ist rein {the coast is clear}+ = die stickige Luft {frowst; fug}+ = das ist dicke Luft {there is trouble brewing}+ = der Luft aussetzen {to aerate}+ = die Luft auslassen {to deflate}+ = die schlechte Luft {blast}+ = Luft einziehen (Pumpe) {to suck}+ = mit Luft gefüllt {pneumatic}+ = sich Luft machen {to exhale; to find an outlet; to give vent to}+ = sich Luft machen [in] {to vent oneself [in]}+ = es ist dicke Luft {something is up}+ = in die Luft jagen {to blow up}+ = in die Luft gehen {to hit the roof}+ = etwas frische Luft {a breath of fresh air}+ = in der Luft liegen {to be in the wind}+ = die verunreinigte Luft {vitiated air}+ = in die Luft fliegen {to explode}+ = nach Luft schnappen {to gasp for breath; to pant for breath}+ = in die Luft sprengen {to blow up}+ = die Reinhaltung der Luft {air pollution control}+ = sich in Luft auflösen {to end in smoke}+ = durch die Luft getragen {airborne}+ = seinem Ärger Luft machen {to give vent to one's anger}+ = sich in die Luft erheben {to lift}+ = es liegt etwas in der Luft {something is in the wind}+ = an die Luft gesetzt werden {to get the sack; to hit the pavement}+ = seinen Gefühlen Luft machen {to give a loose to one's feelings}+ = jemanden wie Luft behandeln {to cut someone}+ = völlig aus der Luft gegriffen {purely invented}+ = Wurden Sie an die Luft gesetzt? {Did you get the sack?}+ = zu Land, Wasser und Luft gehörig (Biologie) {triphiobious}+ = für Wasser, Land und Luft geeignet {amphibian}+
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