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1 Onkel
m; -s, - und umg. -s1. uncle; Onkel Robert Uncle Robert2. Kindersprache: (Mann) nice man, gentleman; der Onkel Doktor the (nice) doctor; sag dem Onkel guten Tag say hello to the nice man (altm. gentleman)3. umg., fig.: der dicke oder große Onkel one’s big toe; über den ( großen) Onkel gehen oder latschen be pigeon-toed* * *der Onkeluncle* * *Ọn|kel ['ɔŋkl]m -s, -1) uncle2) (Kindersprache = erwachsener Mann) unclesag dem Onkel guten Tag! — say hello to the nice man!
sieh mal den komischen Onkel da! — look at the funny (old) man or guy (inf) over there!
3) (inf)der große or dicke Onkel — your/his etc big toe
* * *(the brother of a person's father or mother, or the husband of an aunt: He's my uncle; Hallo, Uncle Jim!) uncle* * *On·kel<-s, ->[ˈɔŋkl̩]m1. (Verwandter) uncleein lieber/böser \Onkel a nice/nasty man3.* * *der; Onkels, Onkel od. (ugs.) Onkels1) uncle2) (Kinderspr.): (Mann)* * *1. uncle;Onkel Robert Uncle Robert2. Kindersprache: (Mann) nice man, gentleman;der Onkel Doktor the (nice) doctor;sag dem Onkel guten Tag say hello to the nice man (obs gentleman)3. umg, fig:große Onkel one’s big toe;latschen be pigeon-toed* * *der; Onkels, Onkel od. (ugs.) Onkels1) uncle2) (Kinderspr.): (Mann)* * *uncle n. -
2 Paarhufer
m; -s, -; ZOOL. cloven-hoofed animal* * *Paar|hu|fer [-huːfɐ]m (ZOOL)cloven-hoofed animal, even-toed ungulate (spec)* * *der1) (a hoof, like those of cows, sheep etc, which has a split up the centre.) cloven hoof2) (a hoof, like those of cows, sheep etc, which has a split up the centre.) cleft hoof* * *Paar·hu·fer<-s, ->* * *der; Paars, Paar (Zool.) even-toed ungulate (fachspr.); cloven-hoofed animal* * ** * *der; Paars, Paar (Zool.) even-toed ungulate (fachspr.); cloven-hoofed animal -
3 Unpaarhufer
m; -s, -; ZOOL. odd-toed ungulate* * *Ụn|paar|hu|ferpl (ZOOL)odd-toed ungulates pl* * *Un·paar·hu·fer<-s, ->[ˈʊnpa:ɐ̯hu:fɐ]m ZOOL odd-toed ungulate, perissodactyl* * * -
4 Ai
n; -s, -s; ZOOL. ai, three-toed sloth* * *Ai n; -s, -s; ZOOL ai, three-toed sloth -
5 eindrehen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Glühbirne, Schraube) screw in2. sich (Dat) die Haare eindrehen put curlers ( oder rollers) in one’s hair, put one’s hair in curlers* * *ein|dre|henvt sep1) (= einschrauben) to screw in (in +acc -to)2) Haar to put in rollers* * *ein|dre·henvt2. (auf Lockenwickler wickeln)jdm/sich die Haare \eindrehen to put sb's/one's hair in curlers [or rollers]* * *transitives Verb2)sich (Dat.) die Haare eindrehen — put one's hair in curlers or rollers
* * *eindrehen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t2.sich (dat)die Haare eindrehen put curlers ( oder rollers) in one’s hair, put one’s hair in curlers3.die Füße etc* * *transitives Verb1) screw in < light bulb> (in + Akk. into)2)sich (Dat.) die Haare eindrehen — put one's hair in curlers or rollers
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6 X-beinig
knock-kneed* * *x-bei|nig ['ɪks-]adjknock-kneed* * *1) (having legs that curve inwards abnormally at the knee.) knock-kneed2) ((of a person or his manner of walking) with toes turned inwards: a pigeon-toed person/walk.) pigeon-toed* * *x-bei·nigadj knock-kneed* * * -
7 x-beinig
knock-kneed* * *x-bei|nig ['ɪks-]adjknock-kneed* * *1) (having legs that curve inwards abnormally at the knee.) knock-kneed2) ((of a person or his manner of walking) with toes turned inwards: a pigeon-toed person/walk.) pigeon-toed* * *x-bei·nigadj knock-kneed* * * -
8 altmodisch
Adj. old-fashioned* * *frumpy; frumpish; antiquated; old-fashioned; worm-eaten; vintage; square-toed; superannuated* * *ạlt|mo|disch1. adjold-fashioned; (= rückständig) outmoded2. advihr Haus ist altmodisch eingerichtet — the furnishings of her house are old-fashioned
altmodisch klingen — to sound old-fashioned
* * *1) (old or out of fashion: an antiquated car.) antiquated2) (in a style common some time ago: old-fashioned clothes; Her hairstyle is very old-fashioned.) old-fashioned* * *alt·mo·dischdas sind aber sehr \altmodische Methoden! those methods are very old hat!II. adv\altmodisch gekleidet dressed in old-fashioned clothes\altmodisch eingerichtet furnished in an old-fashioned style* * *1.Adjektiv old-fashioned2.adverbial in an old-fashioned way* * *altmodisch adj old-fashioned* * *1.Adjektiv old-fashioned2.adverbial in an old-fashioned way* * *adj.antediluvian adj.frumpy* (clothes, etc.) adj.obsolete adj.old fashioned adj.old-fashioned adj.out of fashion adj. -
9 innen
Adv.1. (on the) inside; innen und außen inside and out(side); nach innen tragen etc.: inside; nach innen (zu) inward(s); die Tür geht nach innen auf the door opens inward(s) ( oder into the hall etc.); nach innen gekehrt Mantel: inside-out; Pelzfutter etc.: on the inside, facing inwards; fig. Person: introspective, stärker: introverted; von innen from (the) inside; hast du das Haus von innen gesehen? have you been inside the house?; hast du ein Filmstudio / Fernsehgerät schon einmal von innen gesehen? auch have you ever seen inside a film studio / looked inside (umg. seen the innards of) a TV set?* * *inside (Adv.); within (Adv.)* * *ịn|nen ['ɪnən]advder Mantel hat innen Pelz und außen Leder — the coat has fur ( on the) inside and leather (on the) outside
tief innen tut es doch weh — deep down inside it really hurts
die Haare nach innen tragen — to have one's hair curled under
nach innen laufen — to be pigeon-toed
wie sieht das Haus von innen aus? — what does the house look like inside?, what does the inside of the house look like?
sich von innen her aufwärmen — to warm oneself from (the) inside, to get warm inside
2)See:= drinnen* * *1) (to, in, or on, the inside: The door was open and he went inside; She shut the door but left her key inside by mistake.) inside2) (in a house or building: You should stay inside in such bad weather.) inside3) (expressing the position of a person etc, usually at or to a place where the person etc is expected to be, eg home, office, station: Is Mr Smith in?; Is the train in yet?; Is he coming in today?) in4) internally5) (inside: Car for sale. Apply within.) within* * *in·nen[ˈɪnən]1. (im Inneren) on the insidedas Haus ist \innen ganz mit Holz verkleidet the interior of the house has wood panelling throughout\innen und außen on the inside and outsidenach \innen indoors, insidedie Tür geht nach \innen auf the door opens inwardsvon \innen from the insideein Computer von \innen ist recht verwirrend the inside of a computer is extremely confusing2. (auf der Innenseite) on the inside* * *1) inside; (auf/an der Innenseite) on the insidedie Leitung verlief von innen nach außen — the cable ran from the inside to the outside
innen und außen — inside and out[side]
etwas von innen besichtigen/ansehen — look round/look at the inside of something
* * *innen adv1. (on the) inside;innen und außen inside and out(side);nach innen tragen etc: inside;nach innen (zu) inward(s);nach innen gekehrt Mantel: inside-out; Pelzfutter etc: on the inside, facing inwards; fig Person: introspective, stärker: introverted;von innen from (the) inside;hast du das Haus von innen gesehen? have you been inside the house?;hast du ein Filmstudio/Fernsehgerät schon einmal von innen gesehen? auch have you ever seen inside a film studio/looked inside (umg seen the innards of) a TV set?2. österr (hier drinnen) inside;hier innen in here* * *1) inside; (auf/an der Innenseite) on the insideinnen und außen — inside and out[side]
etwas von innen besichtigen/ansehen — look round/look at the inside of something
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10 Sandale
f; -, -n sandal* * *die Sandalesandal* * *San|da|le [zan'daːlə]f -, -nsandal* * *(a type of light shoe, the sole of which is held on to the foot by straps: a pair of sandals.) sandal* * *San·da·le<-, -n>[zanˈda:lə]f sandaloffene \Sandalen open-toed sandals* * *die; Sandale, Sandalen sandal* * ** * *die; Sandale, Sandalen sandal* * *-n f.sandal n. -
11 specht
m; -(e)s, -e; ORN. woodpecker; nicht schlecht, Herr Specht umg., fig. well done, that man!* * *der Spechtwoodpecker* * *Spẹcht [ʃpɛçt]m -(e)s, -ewoodpecker* * *(a type of bird which pecks holes in the bark of trees, searching for insects.) woodpecker* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ʃpɛçt]m woodpecker* * *der; Specht[e]s, Spechte woodpecker* * *…specht m im subst:Grauspecht grey-headed woodpecker;Grünspecht green woodpecker;Schwarzspecht black woodpecker;Dreizehenspecht three-toed woodpecker* * *der; Specht[e]s, Spechte woodpecker* * *-e m.woodpecker n. -
12 eisenbeschlagen
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13 Schlangenadler
Schlan·gen·ad·lerm short-toed eagle -
14 schwimmfüßig
1) (having webbed feet.) web-footed2) (having webbed feet.) web-toed -
15 Paarzeher
Paar|ze|her [-tseːɐ]m -s, -cloven-hoofed animal, even-toed ungulate (spec) -
16 eisenbeschlagen
ei·sen·be·schla·gen adjwith iron fittings;\eisenbeschlagene Stiefel steel-capped [or (Am) toed] boots -
17 Onkel
On·kel <-s, -> [ʼɔŋkl̩] m1) ( Verwandter) uncleein lieber/böser \Onkel a nice/nasty manWENDUNGEN: -
18 Sandale
San·da·le <-, -n> [zanʼda:lə] fsandal;offene \Sandalen open-toed sandals -
19 Schlangenadler
Schlan·gen·ad·ler mshort-toed eagle -
20 Unpaarhufer
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