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1 puff oneself up
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2 puff oneself up
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3 puff oneself up
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4 puff\ oneself\ up
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5 puff up
transitive verb1) (inflate) aufblasen; aufpusten (ugs.)2)be puffed up — (proud) aufgeblasen sein
* * ** * *◆ puff upI. vt1. (make swell)▪ to \puff up up ⇆ sth etw [an]schwellen lassen2. ( fig)to be \puff uped up with pride ganz aufgeblasen seinII. vi [an]schwellen* * *1. vt sep2) (fig)2. vi1) (= swell eyes, face etc) anschwellen2)he came puffing up ( to me) — er kam angeschnauft
* * *A v/t1. aufblähen, -blasen2. fig aufgeblasen machen:puff o.s. up sich aufblasen;puffed up with pride stolzgeschwelltB v/i1. in Wölkchen hochsteigen2. hinaufkeuchen (auch Zug)* * *transitive verb1) (inflate) aufblasen; aufpusten (ugs.)2)be puffed up — (proud) aufgeblasen sein
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6 puff
------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] puff[Swahili Word] -penga[Part of Speech] verb------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] puff oneself up[Swahili Word] -tutumua[Part of Speech] verb------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] puff out[Swahili Word] -tuna[Part of Speech] verb[Swahili Example] matako yaliyotuna katika lile 'overall' [Muk]------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] puff up[Swahili Word] -kubaza[Part of Speech] verb[Derived Word] kuba N (Pers)------------------------------------------------------------ -
7 puff up
vt1) ( make swell)to \puff up up <-> sth etw [an]schwellen lassen;2)( fig)to be \puff uped up with pride ganz aufgeblasen sein vi [an]schwellen -
8 pullistella
• puff out• swell up• puff oneself up -
9 puste seg opp
puff oneself up, blow oneself out -
10 felfúvalkodik
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11 sich in die Brust werfen
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12 felfuvalkodik
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13 aufblähen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Backen) blow out, puff out; (Nasenflügel) flare; (Bauch etc.) puff up; MED. distend; (Segel) billow, fill, bellow out; (Gefieder) ruffle up2. fig. (Verwaltungsapparat, Preise, Währung) inflate; ein aufgeblähter Beamtenapparat an overblown bureaucracyII v/refl1. Backen: balloon, puff out; Bauch: swell; MED. distend; Frosch: puff itself up; Segel: fill, belly out2. fig. puff o.s. up, make o.s. important* * *to distend* * *auf|blä|hen sep1. vtto blow out; Segel auch to fill, to billow out, to belly out; (MED) to distend, to swell; (fig) to inflate2. vrto blow out; (Segel auch) to billow or belly out; (MED) to become distended or swollen; (fig pej) to puff oneself up* * *auf|blä·henI. vt1. (füllen)▪ aufgebläht inflated▪ etw \aufblähen to distend sth▪ aufgebläht distended, swollen3. (aufbauschen)▪ etw \aufblähen to inflate sth▪ aufgebläht inflatedbis ins Groteske aufgebläht blown out of all recognition pred4. (übersteigern)▪ aufgebläht [sein] [to be] inflatedaufgeblähter Verwaltungsapparat bloated administrative machineryII. vr1. (sich füllen) to fill▪ aufgebläht puffed-up* * *1.transitives Verb distend < body, stomach>; puff out <cheeks, feathers>; flare < nostrils>; billow, fill, belly [out] < sail>; (fig.): (vergrößern) over-inflate2.reflexives Verb1) < sail> billow or belly out; <balloon, lungs, chest> expand; < stomach> swell up, become swollen or distended2) (abwertend): (sich aufspielen) puff oneself up* * *aufblähen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (Backen) blow out, puff out; (Nasenflügel) flare; (Bauch etc) puff up; MED distend; (Segel) billow, fill, bellow out; (Gefieder) ruffle up2. fig (Verwaltungsapparat, Preise, Währung) inflate;ein aufgeblähter Beamtenapparat an overblown bureaucracyB. v/r1. Backen: balloon, puff out; Bauch: swell; MED distend; Frosch: puff itself up; Segel: fill, belly out2. fig puff o.s. up, make o.s. important* * *1.transitives Verb distend <body, stomach>; puff out <cheeks, feathers>; flare < nostrils>; billow, fill, belly [out] < sail>; (fig.): (vergrößern) over-inflate2.reflexives Verb1) < sail> billow or belly out; <balloon, lungs, chest> expand; < stomach> swell up, become swollen or distended2) (abwertend): (sich aufspielen) puff oneself up* * *v.to inflate v. -
14 puste
blow, puff* * *vb blow,( med afbrudte pust) puff ( bort away);( ånde tungt) pant,T puff;( hvile) breathe, pause, stop for breath,T take a breather;( i damspil) huff;( tuberkulosepatient) apply pneumothorax;[ puste glas] blow (el. make) glass;[ puste og stønne] puff and blow;[ med præp & adv:][ puste op] puff out ( fx one's cheeks), blow up,F inflate ( fx a balloon, a boat),(fig: overdrive) blow up;[ affæren blev pustet op] the affair was blown up out of all proportion;[ puste sig op]( om fugl) puff out its feathers,( om person) puff oneself up, blow oneself out;[ puste på] blow on ( fx the hot soup);[ puste på det]( når barn har slået sig) kiss it better;(fig) add fuel to the flames (el. fire), fan the flame(s);[ puste ud](røg etc) blow out, puff out,( slukke) blow out, puff out ( fx a candle),( holde hvil) breathe, pause,( rense ved blæsning) blow (out) ( fx eggs, gas pipes). -
15 Brust
f; -, Brüste1. breast; (Brustkasten) chest; ANAT. thorax; jemanden an seine Brust ziehen / drücken pull s.o. close; komm an meine Brust auch let me give you a hug; sich (Dat) ( reuevoll) an die Brust schlagen beat one’s breast (in repentance); Brust raus! chest out! chin up!2. einzelne weibliche: breast; (Busen) breast(s Pl.), boob umg.; (Büste) bust, bosom; hängende / straffe Brüste sagging / firm breasts; einem Baby die Brust geben breastfeed ( oder nurse) a baby; lit. put a baby to one’s breast3. innere Organe: chest; es auf der Brust haben have chest trouble; schwach auf der Brust sein have a weak chest; umg., fig.a) finanziell: be hard up;b) in einem Wissensbereich etc.: not be very well up (in in)4. fig. breast, bosom, heart; aus voller Brust with all one’s heart; sich in die Brust werfen give o.s. airs, strut around; ( sich [Dat]) jemanden an die Brust nehmen umg. have a heart to heart with s.o.; einen zur Brust nehmen umg. have a quick one5. nur Sg.; GASTR. breast7. Kleidung: front; Pistole, schwellen2* * *die Brust(Brustkorb) chest; thorax;(weibliche Brust) breast; bosom* * *Brụst [brʊst]f -, ordm;e['brʏstə]1) (= Körperteil) chest; (fig = Inneres) breast, hearteinen zur Brust nehmen (inf) — to have a quick drink or a quick one or a quickie (inf)
an die Brust schlagen (fig) — to beat one's breast
sich in die Brust werfen (fig) — to puff oneself up
mit geschwellter Brust (fig) — as proud as Punch or a peacock
schwach auf der Brust sein (inf) — to have a weak chest; (hum
2) (= weibliche Brust) breasteinem Kind die Brust geben, ein Kind an die Brust legen — to feed a baby (at the breast), to nurse a baby
4) (= Brustschwimmen) breaststroke* * *die1) (the chest: She held him tenderly to her bosom.) bosom2) (either of a woman's two milk-producing glands on the front of the upper body.) breast3) (the front of a body between the neck and belly: He clutched the child to his breast; This recipe needs three chicken breasts.) breast* * *<-, Brüste>[brʊst, pl ˈbrʏstə]f1. (Brustkasten) chest\Brust [he]raus! chest out!es auf der \Brust haben (fam) to have chest troubleschwach auf der \Brust sein (hum fam: eine schlechte Kondition haben) to have a weak chest; (an Geldmangel leiden) to be a bit short fam\Brust an \Brust face to face2. (weibliche Brust) breasteine flache \Brust a flat chesteinem Kind die \Brust geben, ein Kind an die \Brust legen to nurse [or breast-feed] a baby5.die werde ich mir zur \Brust nehmen! just wait till I get my hands on her!* * *die; Brust, Brüste1) chest; (fig. geh.) breast; heart3) (HähnchenBrust) breast; (RinderBrust) brisket4) o. Pl.: s. Brustschwimmen* * *jemanden an seine Brust ziehen/drücken pull sb close;komm an meine Brust auch let me give you a hug;sich (dat)(reuevoll) an die Brust schlagen beat one’s breast (in repentance);Brust raus! chest out! chin up!hängende/straffe Brüste sagging/firm breasts;3. innere Organe: chest;es auf der Brust haben have chest trouble;schwach auf der Brust sein have a weak chest; umg, fig finanziell: be hard up; in einem Wissensbereich etc: not be very well up (in in)4. fig breast, bosom, heart;aus voller Brust with all one’s heart;sich in die Brust werfen give o.s. airs, strut around;(sich [dat])jemanden an die Brust nehmen umg have a heart to heart with sb;einen zur Brust nehmen umg have a quick one5. nur sg; GASTR breast6. nur sg; SPORT breaststroke;100 Meter Brust 100 metres (US -ers) breaststroke* * *die; Brust, Brüste1) chest; (fig. geh.) breast; heart2) (der Frau) breast3) (HähnchenBrust) breast; (RinderBrust) brisket4) o. Pl.: s. Brustschwimmen* * *¨-e f.breast n. ¨-e m.chest n. -
16 aufplustern
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/refl1. Vogel: ruffle (up) its feathers2. umg., fig. act the big shot, puff o.s.up* * *auf|plus|tern sep1. vtFedern to ruffle up; (fig) Vorfall, Ereignis to blow up, to exaggerate2. vr(Vogel) to ruffle (up) its feathers, to puff itself up; (Mensch) to puff oneself up* * *((often with out or up) to make full and soft like fluff: The bird fluffed out its feathers; Fluff up the pillows and make the invalid more comfortable.) fluff* * *auf|plus·terneine aufgeplusterte Henne a hen with its feathers ruffled [up]II. vr* * *1. 2.reflexives Verb < bird> ruffle [up] its feathers* * *aufplustern (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/r1. Vogel: ruffle (up) its feathers2. umg, fig act the big shot, puff o.s.upB. v/t:sein Gefieder aufplustern ruffle (up) its feathers* * *1. 2.reflexives Verb < bird> ruffle [up] its feathers -
17 aufblasen
II v/refl fig. puff o.s. up; aufgeblasen* * *to bloat; to inflate; to blow up* * *auf|bla|sen sep1. vt2) (= hochblasen) to blow up2. vr (fig pej)to puff oneself upSee:→ auch aufgeblasen* * *1) (to fill with air or a gas: He blew up the balloon.) blow up2) (to blow up or expand (especially a balloon, tyre or lungs with air): He used a bicycle pump to inflate the ball.) inflate3) (to cause to swell or expand: The bird puffed out its feathers; He puffed out his cheeks.) puff out* * *auf|bla·senI. vt▪ [jdm] etw \aufblasen to inflate sth [for sb]einen Luftballon/eine Papiertüte \aufblasen to blow up sep [or inflate] a balloon/paper bag▪ [etw] zum Aufblasen sein to be inflatableeine Puppe zum A\aufblasen an inflatable dollII. vr▪ aufgeblasen [sein] [to be] puffed-up* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb blow up; inflate* * ** * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb blow up; inflate* * *v.to bloat v.to blow up v.to inflate v. -
18 pöffeszkedik
(DE) protzen; (EN) bridle; bridle up; flaunt; puff; puff oneself up; puff up; put on dog; put on side; put on the high-and-mighty; side; spread oneself; swell like a turkey-cock; swell with importance; thrust the chin into the neck -
19 rengorger
se rengorger ʀɑ̃gɔʀʒe verbe pronominal [oiseau] to puff out its breast; [personne] to swell with conceit ( de quelque chose at something)* * *rengorger: se rengorger verb table: manger vpr [oiseau] to puff out its breast; [personne] to swell with conceit (de qch at sth; d'avoir fait at having done).[rɑ̃gɔrʒe]se rengorger verbe pronominal intransitif1. [volatile] to puff out its throat2. [personne] to puff oneself up -
20 DIGR
(acc. digran), a.1) big, stout, opp. to grannr; digr sem naut, big as an ox; digr fótr, a big leg; hon gekk digr með tveim, she was big with twins;2) thick, = þjokkr, opp. to þunnr; digrt belti, a thick belt; nautssíða feit ok digr, a fat and thick side of beef;3) of sound, deep (þat hljóð er digrara);* * *adj., neut. digrt, [the Goth. probably had an adj. digrs; Ulf. renders αδρότης by digrei; Swed. diger; the Germ. dick is different, and answers to Icel. þjokkr, þykkr]:—stout, big; a pole is digr, a wall þykkr: the phrase, d. sem naut, big as an ox, Eb. 314; hár ok d., Anal. 79; d. fótr, Nj. 219; Ólafr Digri, Olave the Fat, Ó. H.: er kálfi var digrastr, Nj. 247: digrt men (monile), Fms. vi. 271; falr langr ok digr, Eg. 285; digrir fjötrar, Sks. 457: (hon) gékk digr með tveim, she was big with twins, Str. 16.β. irregularly = þykkr; d. panzari, Sturl. ii. 59; d. ok feit nautssíða, a thick side of bacon, Fms. ii. 139.2. metaph., göra sik digran, to puff oneself out, Bs. i. 719, Karl. 197; digr orð, big words, threats, Ísl. ii. 330, Bs. i. 758.β. gramm. deep, of a tune, sound, Skálda 177, Ísl. ii. 467, v. 1.
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