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1 town
noun1) Stadt, diein [the] town — in der Stadt
on the outskirts/in the centre of town — in den Randbezirken der Stadt/in der Stadtmitte od. Innenstadt
go [up] to town — in die Stadt fahren
be in/out of town — in der Stadt/nicht in der Stadt sein
the best coffee/tea/cake etc. in town — der beste Kaffee/Tee/Kuchen usw. in der Stadt
go out/have a night on the town — (coll.) [in die Stadt gehen und] einen draufmachen (ugs.)
go to town — (fig. coll.) in die vollen gehen (on bei) (ugs.)
2) (business or shopping centre) Stadt, diego into town — in die Stadt gehen/fahren
* * *1) (a group of houses, shops, schools etc, that is bigger than a village but smaller than a city: I'm going into town to buy a dress; He's in town doing some shopping.) die Stadt2) (the people who live in such a group of houses etc: The whole town turned out to greet the heroes.) die Stadt3) (towns in general as opposed to the countryside: Do you live in the country or the town?) die Stadt•- academic.ru/75856/town_centre">town centre- town hall
- townsfolk
- townspeople
- go to town* * *[taʊn]nhome \town Heimatstadt fresort \town Fremdenverkehrsort m▪ in/out of \town in/außerhalb der Stadt▪ to be in/out of \town in der/nicht in der Stadt sein3. (downtown)▪ [the] \town das Zentrumto be [or have a night] out on the \town einen draufmachen famto go up to [or into] \town in die Stadt fahren6.* * *[taʊn]n1) Stadt fguess who's in town? — raten Sie mal, wer zurzeit hier ( in der Stadt) ist?
he's out of town — er ist nicht in der Stadt, er ist außerhalb
you didn't know? but it's all over town — du hattest keine Ahnung? das ist doch stadtbekannt
it's all over town now that he has... — es hat sich herumgesprochen, dass er...
John's really gone to town on his new house — John hat bei seinem neuen Haus wirklich keine Kosten gescheut
2) (Brit: London) London nt* * *town [taʊn] sa) die Stadtbevölkerungb) das Stadtleben3. Marktflecken m5. koll Bürger(schaft) pl(f) (einer Universitätsstadt):town and gown Bürgerschaft und Studentenschaft6. in (the) town in der Stadt;to (the) town in die Stadt;out of (the) town nicht in der Stadt, auswärts;be (out) on the town umg auf den Putz hauen, (schwer) einen draufmachentn abk1. train2. town3. ton t* * *noun1) Stadt, diein [the] town — in der Stadt
on the outskirts/in the centre of town — in den Randbezirken der Stadt/in der Stadtmitte od. Innenstadt
go [up] to town — in die Stadt fahren
be in/out of town — in der Stadt/nicht in der Stadt sein
the best coffee/tea/cake etc. in town — der beste Kaffee/Tee/Kuchen usw. in der Stadt
go out/have a night on the town — (coll.) [in die Stadt gehen und] einen draufmachen (ugs.)
go to town — (fig. coll.) in die vollen gehen (on bei) (ugs.)
2) (business or shopping centre) Stadt, diego into town — in die Stadt gehen/fahren
* * *n.Stadt ¨-e f. -
2 dress
1. noun 2. transitive verb1) (clothe) anziehenbe well dressed — gut gekleidet sein
2) (provide clothes for) einkleiden [Familie]4) (Med.) verbinden, versorgen [Wunde]5) (Cookery) zubereiten6) (treat, prepare) gerben [tierische Häute, Felle]; (put finish on) appretieren [Gewebe, Holz, Leder]3. intransitive verbPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/22356/dress_down">dress down- dress up* * *[dres] 1. verb1) (to put clothes or a covering on: We dressed in a hurry and my wife dressed the children.) anziehen3) (to treat and bandage (wounds): He was sent home from hospital after his burns had been dressed.) verbinden2. noun1) (what one is wearing or dressed in: He has strange tastes in dress.) die Kleidung2) (a piece of women's clothing with a top and skirt in one piece: Shall I wear a dress or a blouse and skirt?) das Kleid•- dressed- dresser
- dressing
- dressing-gown
- dressing-room
- dressing-table
- dressmaker
- dress rehearsal
- dress up* * *[dres]I. n<pl -es>party \dress Partykleid ntlong/short \dress langes/kurzes Kleidsleeveless/strapless \dress ärmelloses/trägerloses Kleidcasual \dress legere Kleidung [o SCHWEIZ Kleider]ceremonial \dress Staat mformal \dress Gesellschaftskleidung ftraditional \dress Tracht fII. vihe always \dresses fairly casually er ist immer ziemlich leger angezogenIII. vtto \dress a salad einen Salat anmachento \dress vegetables Gemüse mit einer Soße übergießen3. (treat a wound)to \dress an injury/a wound eine Verletzung/Wunde verbinden [o versorgen▪ to \dress sth etw zurechtmachento \dress sb's hair jds Haare frisieren5. (decorate)▪ to \dress sth etw dekorieren [o schmücken]to \dress shop windows Schaufenster dekorieren▪ to \dress sb jdn herausputzen* * *[dres]1. n1) (for woman) Kleid nt2) no pl (= clothing) Kleidung fto be outrageous/careless in one's dress — sich ausgefallen/nachlässig kleiden
2. vtare you dressed? — bist du schon angezogen?
he's old enough to dress himself — er ist alt genug, um sich allein anzuziehen
dressed in black — in Schwarz, schwarz gekleidet
dressed in a sailor's uniform — im Matrosenanzug
he was dressed in a suit — er trug einen Anzug
to be dressed for the country/for the town/for tennis — fürs Land/für die Stadt/zum Tennisspielen angezogen sein
dressed to kill (inf) — todschick aufgemacht (inf)
6) wound verbinden7) troops ausrichten3. vito dress in black —
2) (soldiers) sich ausrichtenright, dress! — rechts, richt't euch!
* * *dress [dres]A s1. a) Kleidung fb) (Damen)Kleid n:summer dress Sommerkleid;birds in winter dress fig Vögel im Winterkleid2. a) Toilette f (einer Dame)b) Abend-, Gesellschaftskleidung f3. fig Gewand n, Kleid n, Gestalt f, Form fB v/t1. an-, bekleiden, anziehen:dress o.s., get dressed sich anziehen;be dressed in sth etwas anhaben;dress the part sich entsprechend anziehen oder kleiden;2. einkleiden3. jemanden (fein) herausputzen4. THEAT mit Kostümen ausstatten, kostümierendress ship SCHIFF über die Toppen flaggena) Speisen zubereitenb) einen Salat anmachend) jemandem das Haar frisieren:dress sb’s hair;dress one’s hair sich frisieren7. ein Pferd striegelnb) Häute gerben, zurichtenc) Tuch appretieren, glättend) Weberei: schlichtene) Erz aufbereitenf) Stein behaueng) be-, zuschneidenh) glätten, auch Edelsteine polieren, schleifeni) Flachs hecheln9. Land, einen Garten etca) bebauenb) düngen10. Pflanzen zurechtstutzen, beschneiden11. Saatgut beizen12. MED Wunden etc behandeln, verbinden13. gerade ausrichten, ordnenC v/i1. sich ankleiden, sich anziehen:dress for supper sich zum Abendessen umkleiden oder umziehen;dress well (badly) weitS. sich geschmackvoll (geschmacklos) kleiden2. Abendkleidung anziehen, sich festlich kleiden, sich in Gala werfen umgdress! richt euch!* * *1. noun1) (woman's or girl's frock) Kleid, das2. transitive verb1) (clothe) anziehen2) (provide clothes for) einkleiden [Familie]3) (deck, adorn) schmücken; beflaggen [Schiff]; dekorieren [Schaufenster]4) (Med.) verbinden, versorgen [Wunde]5) (Cookery) zubereiten6) (treat, prepare) gerben [tierische Häute, Felle]; (put finish on) appretieren [Gewebe, Holz, Leder]3. intransitive verb(wear clothes) sich anziehen; sich kleiden; (get dressed) sich anziehenPhrasal Verbs:- dress up* * *n.Kleid -er n.Tracht -en f. v.anziehen v.
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