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1 flüssig
I Adj.1. liquid; (geschmolzen) molten, melted; flüssig machen oder werden liquefy; (schmelzen) melt; flüssiges Brot hum. liquid ( oder beery) sustenance2. WIRTS., Kapital etc.: liquid, available; flüssig machen mobilize; (Vermögen) realize; ich bin im Moment nicht flüssig umg. I’m broke at the moment; wenn er wieder flüssig ist umg. when he’s in funds ( oder he’s liquid) againII Adv.1. in liquid form; er muss flüssig ernährt werden he can only take fluids2. fig. lesen, sprechen etc.: fluently; flüssig laufen Verkehr etc.: flow freely; das Buch liest sich flüssig the book reads well* * *(fließend) fluent;(nicht fest) fluid; liquid;(verflüssigt) molten;(verfügbar) available* * *flụ̈s|sig ['flʏsɪç]1. adjflüssige Nahrung — liquids pl, liquid food
flüssig machen — to liquefy; Glas, Metall, Wachs, Fett to melt → auch flüssigmachen
flüssig werden — to turn or become liquid, to liquefy; (Lack) to become runny; (Glas, Metall) to become molten; (Wachs, Fett) to melt
die Polizei meldete flüssigen Verkehr — the police reported that the traffic was flowing smoothly
3) (= verfügbar) Geld availableich bin im Moment nicht flüssig (inf) — I'm out of funds at the moment
wenn ich wieder flüssig bin — when I'm in funds again
2. adv1)flüssig ernährt werden — to be fed on liquids
2) (= fließend) fluentlyflüssig lesen/schreiben/sprechen — to read/write/talk fluently
* * *2) (able to flow like a liquid: a fluid substance.) fluid3) (able to flow; not solid, but not a gas: liquid nitrogen; The ice-cream has become liquid.) liquid* * *flüs·sig[ˈflʏsɪç]I. adj1. (nicht fest) liquid\flüssiges Glas molten glass\flüssiger Stahl molten steeletw \flüssig machen to melt sth\flüssig werden to melt2. (fließend) flowingein \flüssiger Stil a flowing [or fluid] style\flüssiger Verkehr moving traffic[nicht] \flüssig sein [not] to have a lot of moneyII. adv flowingly\flüssig lesen to read effortlessly\flüssig sprechen to speak fluently\flüssig Französisch sprechen to speak fluent French* * *1.1) liquid <nourishment, fuel>; molten <ore, glass>; melted < butter>; runny < honey>wieder flüssig sein — (ugs.) have got some cash to play with again (coll.)
2.nicht flüssig sein — (ugs.) be skint (Brit. coll.) or (coll.) [flat] broke
adverbial <write, speak> fluently* * *A. adj1. liquid; (geschmolzen) molten, melted;2. WIRTSCH, Kapital etc: liquid, available;ich bin im Moment nicht flüssig umg I’m broke at the moment;flüssiger Verkehr free-flowing trafficB. adv1. in liquid form;er muss flüssig ernährt werden he can only take fluids2. fig lesen, sprechen etc: fluently;flüssig laufen Verkehr etc: flow freely;das Buch liest sich flüssig the book reads well* * *1.1) liquid <nourishment, fuel>; molten <ore, glass>; melted < butter>; runny < honey>2) (fließend, geläufig) fluent; free-flowing < traffic>wieder flüssig sein — (ugs.) have got some cash to play with again (coll.)
2.nicht flüssig sein — (ugs.) be skint (Brit. coll.) or (coll.) [flat] broke
adverbial <write, speak> fluently* * *adj.fluid adj.fluxional adj.liquid adj. adv.fluidly adv.liquidly adv. -
2 Stockung
f1. (Verzögerung, auch im Verkehr) holdup, delay; (Zögern, auch im Sprechen) hesitation; Stockungen im Verkehr etc.: auch congestion; ohne Stockungen verlaufen go without a hitch* * *die Stockungstoppage; jam; tie-up* * *Stọ|ckung ['ʃtɔkʊŋ]f -, -en1) (= vorübergehender Stillstand) interruption, holdup (+gen, in +dat in); (= Verkehrsstockung) congestion, traffic jam, hold-up2) (von Verhandlungen) breakdown (+gen of, in); (von Geschäften, Handel) slackening or dropping off (+gen in)3) (= Pause, Unterbrechung) (im Gespräch) break, lull; (in der Rede) pause, hesitation4) (= Gerinnung) thickening; (von Milch) curdling* * *((an) act of stopping or state or process of being stopped: The building was at last completed after many delays and stoppages.) stoppage* * *Sto·ckung<-, -en>f hold-up (+ gen in)ohne \Stockung without a hold-upohne \Stockung zu Ende gehen/verlaufen to finish [or end]/continue without a hold-up* * *die; Stockung, Stockungen hold-up (Gen. in)* * *Stockung f1. (Verzögerung, auch im Verkehr) holdup, delay; (Zögern, auch im Sprechen) hesitation;Stockungen im Verkehr etc: auch congestion;ohne Stockungen verlaufen go without a hitch* * *die; Stockung, Stockungen hold-up (Gen. in)* * *-en f.deadlocks n.hold-up n.interruption n.standstill n. -
3 fließend
I Part. Präs. fließenII Adj.1. flowing; fließendes Gewässer stream of flowing water; fließendes Wasser running water; fließend Kalt- und Warmwasser hot and cold running water2. fließender / zäh fließender Verkehr free-flowing / slow-moving traffic3. fig. (unbestimmt) fluid; die Grenzen oder Übergänge sind fließend there’s no clear(-cut) dividing line ( oder difference) ( zwischen + Dat between)* * *running (Adj.); fluent (Adj.)* * *flie|ßend1. adjflowing; Leitungswasser, Gewässer running; Verkehr moving; Rede, Vortrag, Sprache fluent; Grenze, Übergang fluidsie spricht ein flíéßendes Französisch — she speaks fluent French, she speaks French fluently
2. advsprechen fluentlyflíéßend warm und kalt Wasser — running hot and cold water
* * *1) ((of a language etc) smoothly and skilfully spoken: He spoke fluent French.) fluent2) (smooth and graceful: fluid movements.) fluid* * *flie·ßendI. adj1. (flüssig) fluenteine \fließende Rede a fluent speechein \fließendes Französisch sprechen to speak fluent French [or French fluently2. (übergangslos) fluidII. adv1. (bei Wasser)\fließend warmes und kaltes Wasser running hot and cold water2. (ohne zu stocken) fluently\fließend Französisch sprechen to speak fluent French [or French fluently]* * *1.Adjektiv running < water>; moving < traffic>; fluid < transition>; fluent <English, French, etc.>2.die Grenzen sind fließend — the dividing-line ist blurred
adverbial < speak a language> fluently* * *B. adj1. flowing;fließendes Gewässer stream of flowing water;fließendes Wasser running water;fließend Kalt- und Warmwasser hot and cold running water2.fließender/zäh fließender Verkehr free-flowing/slow-moving traffic3. fig (unbestimmt) fluid;zwischen +dat between)4. Stil: fluent;in fließendem Englisch in fluent EnglishC. adv lesen, sprechen etc: fluently;sie spricht fließend Deutsch she speaks fluent German* * *1.Adjektiv running < water>; moving < traffic>; fluid < transition>; fluent <English, French, etc.>2.adverbial < speak a language> fluently* * *adj.floating adj.flowing adj.fluent adj.fluxionary adj.runny adj. adv.fluently adv.
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