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1 curl
1. noun1) (of hair) Locke, die2) (something spiral or curved inwards)2. transitive verbthe curl of a leaf/wave — ein gekräuseltes Blatt/eine gekräuselte Welle
3. intransitive verbshe curled her hair — sie legte ihr Haar in Locken (Akk.)
2) [Straße, Fluss:] sich winden, sich schlängelnPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/85923/curl_up">curl up* * *[kə:l] 1. verb1) (to twist or turn (especially hair) into small coils or rolls: My hair curls easily.) locken2) ((sometimes with up) to move in curves; to bend or roll: The paper curled (up) at the edges.) sich rollen2. noun1) (a coil of hair etc.) die Locke2) (the quality of being curled: My hair has very little curl in it.) die Locke•- curler- curly
- curliness
- curl up* * *[kɜ:l, AM kɜ:rl]I. nto fall in \curls in Locken herabfallento have a natural \curl Naturlocken haben\curls of smoke Rauchkringel plII. vidoes your hair \curl naturally? hast du Naturlocken?some plants \curl round tree trunks einige Pflanzen ranken sich um Baumstämme4. (of a river)her lip \curled at what he said bei seinen Worten schürzte sie verächtlich die LippenIII. vt1.to \curl one's hair sich dat Locken drehen2.to \curl one's lip [verächtlich] die Lippen schürzen [o kräuseln3.to \curl one's toes die Zehen einziehen4.5. (wrap)a new baby will automatically \curl its fingers round any object it touches ein Neugeborenes umklammert automatisch alle Objekte, die es berührt* * *[kɜːl]1. n(of hair) Locke fwith a curl of his lip —
its tail was just a little curl — es hatte nur ein kleines Kringelschwänzchen
2. vthair locken; (with curlers) in Locken legen; (in tight curls) kräuseln; lip (person) kräuseln; (animal) hochziehen; edges umbiegenhe curled the ball into the back of the net — er zirkelte den Ball mit einem Bogenschuss ins Netz
3. vi1) (hair) sich locken; (tightly) sich kräuseln; (naturally) lockig sein; (paper) sich wellen; (wood) sich verziehen; (road) sich schlängeln, sich windenit's enough to make your hair curl (fig inf) — da stehen einem ja die Haare zu Berge (inf)
* * *A v/t1. jemandes Haar etca) lockenb) kräuseln:it’s enough to curl your hair umg da stehen einem ja die Haare zu Berge2. (spiralförmig) winden, zusammenrollen:curl o.s. up → B 5;with legs curled mit übereinandergeschlagenen Beinen3. Wasser kräuseln5. TECH bördelnB v/iit’s enough to make your hair curl umg da stehen einem ja die Haare zu Berge2. sich wellen:3. sich (spiralförmig) winden4. sich kräuseln, kleine Wellen schlagen (Wasser)curl up on the sofa es sich auf dem Sofa gemütlich machen6. SPORT Curling spielenC s1. Locke f:in curls gelockt3. Windung f5. Kräuseln n, Krausziehen n6. BOT Kräuselkrankheit f* * *1. noun1) (of hair) Locke, die2) (something spiral or curved inwards)2. transitive verbthe curl of a leaf/wave — ein gekräuseltes Blatt/eine gekräuselte Welle
1) (cause to form coils) locken; (tightly) kräuseln2) (bend, twist) kräuseln [Blätter, Lippen]3. intransitive verb1) (grow in coils) sich locken; (tightly) sich kräuseln2) [Straße, Fluss:] sich winden, sich schlängelnPhrasal Verbs:- curl up* * *n.Kringel - m.Locke -n f.Ring -e m.Windung -en f. v.kräuseln (Haar) v.locken v.sich locken v.sich wellen v.sich winden v.wogen v. -
2 moss
nounMoos, das* * *[mos]((any variety of) a type of small flowerless plant, found in damp places, forming a soft green covering on tree trunks etc: The bank of the river was covered in moss.) das Moos- academic.ru/48118/mossy">mossy* * *<pl -es>[mɒs, AM mɑ:s]ncovered with \moss moosbedeckt, bemoostdifferent \mosses unterschiedliche Moosarten* * *[mɒs]nMoos nt* * *moss [mɒs]A s1. Moos n2. BOT Laubmoos n3. besonders schott (Torf)Moor n* * *nounMoos, das* * *n.Moos -e n. -
3 curl
[kɜ:l, Am kɜ:rl] nto fall in \curls in Locken herabfallento have a natural \curl Naturlocken haben\curls of smoke Rauchkringel mpldoes your hair \curl naturally? hast du Naturlocken?some plants \curl round tree trunks einige Pflanzen ranken sich um Baumstämme4) ( of a river)her lip \curled at what he said bei seinen Worten schürzte sie verächtlich die Lippen vt2) to \curl one's lip [verächtlich] die Lippen schürzen [o kräuseln];3) to \curl one's toes die Zehen einziehen5) ( wrap)to \curl sth [round sth] etw [um etw akk] herumwickeln;a new baby will automatically \curl its fingers round any object it touches ein Neugeborenes umklammert automatisch alle Objekte, die es berührt -
4 trunk
noun1) (of elephant etc.) Rüssel, der2) (large box) Schrankkoffer, der[swimming] trunks — Badehose, die
* * *1) (the main stem (of a tree): The trunk of this tree is five metres thick.) der Stamm2) (a large box or chest for packing or keeping clothes etc in: He packed his trunk and sent it to Canada by sea.) der Schrankkoffer3) (an elephant's long nose: The elephant sucked up water into its trunk.) der Rüssel4) (the body (not including the head, arms and legs) of a person( and certain animals): He had a powerful trunk, but thin arms.) der Leib•- academic.ru/119182/trunks">trunks* * *[trʌŋk]ntree \trunk Baumstamm m6. (pants)▪ \trunks pl Shorts pla pair of swimming \trunks eine Badehose [o SCHWEIZ Badhose* * *[trʌŋk]n2) (of elephant) Rüssel m3) (= case) Schrankkoffer m4) (US AUT) Kofferraum ma pair of trunks — eine Badehose; (for sport) (ein Paar nt ) Shorts pl; ( Brit
* * *trunk [trʌŋk] s2. ANAT Rumpf m4. ANAT (Nerven- etc) Stamm m5. Schrankkoffer m7. TECH Rohrleitung f, Schacht m8. Hauptfahrrinne f (eines Kanals etc)a) Badehose f,b) SPORT bes US Shorts pl,c) bes Br (Herren)Unterhose f12. COMPUT Anschlussstelle f13. AUTO US Kofferraum m* * *noun1) (of elephant etc.) Rüssel, der2) (large box) Schrankkoffer, der3) (of tree) Stamm, der4) (of human or animal body) Rumpf, der[swimming] trunks — Badehose, die
* * *Kofferraum m. (anatomy) n.Rumpf -e f. (baggage) n.Lade -n f. n.Koffer - m.Rumpf -e m.Schrankkoffer m. -
5 trunk
[trʌŋk] ntree \trunk Baumstamm m6) ( pants)\trunks pl Shorts pl;a pair of swimming \trunks eine Badehose -
6 banyan
['bænjən](a tree that grows on wet land, with branches that have hanging roots that grow down and start new trunks.) indischer Feigenbaum* * *ban·yan[ˈbænjæn, AM -jən]n Banyanbaum m, indischer Feigenbaum* * *['bnɪən("triː)]nBengalische Feige, Banyan m* * *
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