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1 fancy-dress
Kostüm, VerkleidungDeutsch-Russische Wörterbuch der Redewendungen mit Adjektiven und Partizipien > fancy-dress
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2 das Kostümfest
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3 der Maskenball
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4 verkleiden
I v/tII v/refl dress up ( als as); (sich tarnen) put on a disguise; jeder muss sich verkleiden everyone has to wear fancy dress (Am. wear a costume)* * *to wainscot; to disguise;sich verkleidento disguise; to dress up* * *ver|klei|den ptp verkleidet1. vt1) jdn to disguise; (= kostümieren) to dress up, to put into fancy dress; (fig) Ideen, Absicht to disguise, to maskalle waren verkleidet — everyone was dressed up, everyone was in fancy dress
2) (= verschalen) Wand, Schacht, Tunnel to line; (= vertäfeln) to panel; (= bedecken) to cover; (= ausschlagen, auslegen) Kiste etc to line; (= verdecken) Heizkörper to cover, to mask2. vrto disguise oneself; (= sich kostümieren) to dress (oneself) upmuss man sich verkléíden? — do you have to wear fancy dress?
* * *(to hide the identity of by altering the appearance etc: He disguised himself as a policeman; She disguised her voice with a foreign accent.) disguise* * *ver·klei·den *I. vtihr verkleideter Bruder her brother in fancy dressII. vr* * *transitives Verb1) disguise; (kostümieren) dress upsich verkleiden — disguise oneself/dress [oneself] up
* * *A. v/t1. dress sb up (B. v/r dress up (als as); (sich tarnen) put on a disguise;jeder muss sich verkleiden everyone has to wear fancy dress (US wear a costume)* * *transitives Verb1) disguise; (kostümieren) dress upsich verkleiden — disguise oneself/dress [oneself] up
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5 Verkleidung
f1. fancy dress, Am. costume, disguise2. covering; lining; facing; panel(l)ing; verkleiden I 2* * *die Verkleidung(Bedeckung) lining; panelling; covering; revetment; paneling; facing;(Maske) fancy dress; disguise* * *Ver|klei|dungf1) (= das Verkleiden von Menschen) disguising; (= Kostümierung) dressing up, putting into fancy dress; (= Kleidung) disguise; (= Kostüm) fancy dress2) (=das Verkleiden Material) lining; (mit Holz) panelling (Brit), paneling (esp US); (= das Bedecken) covering; (= das Verdecken) masking* * *die1) (a disguised state: He was in disguise.) disguise2) (a set of clothes, make-up etc which disguises: He was wearing a false beard as a disguise.) disguise* * *Ver·klei·dung<-, -en>f1. (Kostüm) disguise, fancy dressin dieser \Verkleidung in this disguise [or fancy dress* * *1) o. Pl. disguising; (das Kostümieren) dressing up3) s. verkleiden 2): covering; lining; facing4) (Umhüllung) cover* * *1. fancy dress, US costume, disguise* * *1) o. Pl. disguising; (das Kostümieren) dressing up3) s. verkleiden 2): covering; lining; facing4) (Umhüllung) cover* * *f.boarding n.casing n.cladding n.facing n.paneling n.revetment n. -
6 Kostümball
m fancy-dress (Am. costume) ball* * *Kos|tüm|ballmfancy-dress ball* * *Kos·tüm·ballm fancy-dress [or costume] ball* * *der fancy-dress ball* * ** * *der fancy-dress ball* * *m.fancy-dress ball n. -
7 Kostüm
n; -s, -e2. (Damenkostüm) suit* * *das Kostüm(Damenkleid) woman's suit; suit;(Verkleidung) costume; fancy dress* * *Kos|tüm [kɔs'tyːm]nt -s, -e1) (THEAT = Tracht) costume2) (= Maskenkostüm) fancy dress3) (= Damenkostüm) suit* * *das1) (an outfit, especially for a particular purpose: swimming-costume.) costume2) (dress, clothes: eighteenth-century costume.) costume3) (a set of clothes usually all of the same cloth etc, made to be worn together, eg a jacket, trousers (and waistcoat) for a man, or a jacket and skirt or trousers for a woman.) suit* * *Kos·tüm<-s, -e>[kɔsˈty:m]nt1. MODE suit2. HIST, THEAT costume* * *das; Kostüms, Kostüme1) costume2) (Mode) suit* * *2. (Damenkostüm) suit* * *das; Kostüms, Kostüme1) costume2) (Mode) suit* * *-e n.costume n.woman's suit n. -
8 Kostümfest
n fancy-dress (Am. costume) ball* * *Kos|tüm|festntfancy-dress ball* * *Kos·tüm·festnt fancy-dress ball* * * -
9 Maskenverleih
m fancy dress (Am. costume) hire* * *Mạs|ken|ver|leihmfancy-dress hire, costume shop (US)* * *Mas·ken·ver·leihm fancy-dress [or costume] hire [or AM rental]* * * -
10 kostümieren
I v/refl dress o.s. up ( als as); kostümiert erscheinen come in fancy dress (Am. in costume); sich merkwürdig kostümieren umg. wear a strange get-upII v/t dress up* * *kos|tü|mie|ren [kɔsty'miːrən] ptp kostümiertvrto dress up* * *kos·tü·mie·ren *[kɔstyˈmi:rən]vt1. (sich verkleiden) to dress up [as sth]wie hast du dich denn kostümiert! why on earth have you rigged yourself out like that!* * *transitives Verbjemanden/sich kostümieren — dress somebody up/dress [oneself] up
wie hatte er sich kostümiert? — what was he dressed [up] as?
* * *A. v/r dress o.s. up (als as);kostümiert erscheinen come in fancy dress (US in costume);sich merkwürdig kostümieren umg wear a strange get-upB. v/t dress up* * *transitives Verbjemanden/sich kostümieren — dress somebody up/dress [oneself] up
wie hatte er sich kostümiert? — what was he dressed [up] as?
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11 Faschingskostüm
n carnival costume, fancy dress* * *Fạ|schings|kos|tümntcarnival costume, fancy dress sing or pl* * *Faschingskostüm n carnival costume, fancy dress -
12 Maskenball
* * *der Maskenballmasked ball; masquerade* * *Mạs|ken|ballmmasked ball* * *Mas·ken·ballm masked ball, masque[rade]* * *der masked ball; masquerade* * ** * *der masked ball; masquerade* * *m.fancy-dress ball n.masked-ball n. -
13 Maskenkostüm
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14 Maskerade
f; -, -n1. (Verkleidung) costume2. (Fest) masquerade, masked ball* * *die Maskerademasquerade* * *Mas|ke|ra|de [maskə'raːdə]f -, -n(= Verkleidung) costume; (old = Kostümfest) masquerade* * *Mas·ke·ra·de<-, -n>[maskəˈra:də]f1. (Verkleidung) [fancy-dress] costume* * *die; Maskerade, Maskeraden [fancy-dress] costumeMaskerade sein — (fig.) be a masquerade
* * *1. (Verkleidung) costume2. (Fest) masquerade, masked ball3. fig masquerade;Maskerade sein be a pretence (US -se)* * *die; Maskerade, Maskeraden [fancy-dress] costumeMaskerade sein — (fig.) be a masquerade
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15 Fasching
* * *der Faschingcarnival* * *Fạ|sching ['faʃɪŋ]m -s, -e or -sShrovetide carnival, Fasching* * *Fa·sching<-s, -e o -s>[ˈfaʃɪŋ]* * *der; Faschings, Faschinge od. Faschings [pre-Lent] carnival•• Cultural note:Fasching, FastnachtszeitThis is the carnival season, which begins in November and ends on Aschermittwoch for Lent. Depending on the region it is called Karneval, Fastnacht, Fasnet, or Fasching and is celebrated in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Every town and village has its own carnival customs. Whether it is the Kölner Karneval or the Münchner Fasching, celebrations reach a climax in the last week, especially on Rosenmontag and Faschingsdienstag, when revellers dress up for masked balls and there are parades of floats through the streets. On those two days people might even go to work in fancy dress. Originally the masks and wild dances served to drive away evil spirits, but now it's just a time for fooling about. On Ash Wednesday everything returns to normal* * *im Fasching at carnival time* * *der; Faschings, Faschinge od. Faschings [pre-Lent] carnival•• Cultural note:Fasching, FastnachtszeitThis is the carnival season, which begins in November and ends on Aschermittwoch for Lent. Depending on the region it is called Karneval, Fastnacht, Fasnet, or Fasching and is celebrated in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Every town and village has its own carnival customs. Whether it is the Kölner Karneval or the Münchner Fasching, celebrations reach a climax in the last week, especially on Rosenmontag and Faschingsdienstag, when revellers dress up for masked balls and there are parades of floats through the streets. On those two days people might even go to work in fancy dress. Originally the masks and wild dances served to drive away evil spirits, but now it's just a time for fooling about. On Ash Wednesday everything returns to normal* * *m.carnival n. -
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17 Kostümierung
f1. nur Sg. dressing up* * * -
18 Maskenzug
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19 Redoute
[re’du:tә] f; -, -n1. HIST. MIL. redoubt2. österr. altm. fancy-dress (Am. costume) ball3. altm. grand hall* * *die Redouteredoubt* * *1. HIST MIL redoubt2. österr obs fancy-dress (US costume) ball -
20 verkleidet
I P.P. verkleidenII Adj.: verkleidet sein be dressed up ( als as); alle waren verkleidet everyone was in fancy dress (Am. in costume)* * *in disguise* * *(covered: iron-clad warships.) clad* * *B. adj:verkleidet sein be dressed up (als as);alle waren verkleidet everyone was in fancy dress (US in costume)* * *adj.disguised adj.
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