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1 angstschlotternd
Adj. umg. trembling ( oder quaking) with fear* * *ạngst|schlot|ternd [-ʃlɔtɐnd]adj (inf)trembling or shaking with fear* * * -
2 Zittern
v/i1. (hat) auch Mauern etc.: tremble, shake ( vor + Dat with); vor Kälte: auch shiver; am ganzen Körper zittern tremble from head to foot, tremble all over; mir zittern die Knie my knees are trembling; mit zitternder Stimme auch in a tremulous voice2. (hat) fig.: um jemanden zittern fear for s.o.; vor jemandem / etw. zittern be terrified of s.o. / s.th.; ich hab ganz schön gezittert umg. I was scared as anything3. (ist) umg. (fahren, gehen) toddle (off)* * *das Zitterntremor; quaver* * *Zịt|ternnt -s,no pl2) (= Erschütterung) shaking* * *1) ((of people) to shake or tremble, especially with fear.) quake2) ((especially of a sound or a person's voice) to shake or tremble: The old man's voice quavered.) quaver3) (a shaking or trembling: There was a quaver in her voice.) quaver4) (to tremble or shake: The leaves quivered in the breeze.) quiver5) (a quivering sound, movement etc.) quiver6) (to quiver or tremble (with cold, fear etc).) shiver7) (an act of shivering.) shiver8) (to shake eg with cold, fear, weakness etc: She trembled with cold; His hands trembled as he lit a cigarette.) tremble9) (a shudder; a tremor: a tremble of fear; The walls gave a sudden tremble as the lorry passed by.) tremble* * *Zit·tern<-s>[ˈtsɪtɐn]1. (Vibrieren) shaking, tremblingein \Zittern ging durch seinen Körper a shiver ran through his body3.▶ da hilft kein \Zittern und Zagen there is no use being afraid* * *intransitives Verb1) tremble (vor + Dat. with); (vor Kälte) shiver; <needle, arrow, leaf, etc.> quiver; (beben) <walls, windows> shakemit zitternder Stimme — in a trembling or quavering voice
2) (fig.) tremble; quakevor jemandem/etwas zittern — be terrified of somebody/something
* * *2. fig:mit Zittern und Zagen with fear and trembling;da hilft kein Zittern und (kein) Zagen it’s no use shivering and shaking ( oder shivering on the brink);das große Zittern kriegen umg get cold feet* * *intransitives Verb1) tremble (vor + Dat. with); (vor Kälte) shiver; <needle, arrow, leaf, etc.> quiver; (beben) <walls, windows> shakemit zitternder Stimme — in a trembling or quavering voice
2) (fig.) tremble; quakevor jemandem/etwas zittern — be terrified of somebody/something
* * *n.shiver n.tremble n.tremor n.trepidation n. -
3 zittern
v/i1. (hat) auch Mauern etc.: tremble, shake ( vor + Dat with); vor Kälte: auch shiver; am ganzen Körper zittern tremble from head to foot, tremble all over; mir zittern die Knie my knees are trembling; mit zitternder Stimme auch in a tremulous voice2. (hat) fig.: um jemanden zittern fear for s.o.; vor jemandem / etw. zittern be terrified of s.o. / s.th.; ich hab ganz schön gezittert umg. I was scared as anything3. (ist) umg. (fahren, gehen) toddle (off)* * *das Zitterntremor; quaver* * *Zịt|ternnt -s,no pl2) (= Erschütterung) shaking* * *1) ((of people) to shake or tremble, especially with fear.) quake2) ((especially of a sound or a person's voice) to shake or tremble: The old man's voice quavered.) quaver3) (a shaking or trembling: There was a quaver in her voice.) quaver4) (to tremble or shake: The leaves quivered in the breeze.) quiver5) (a quivering sound, movement etc.) quiver6) (to quiver or tremble (with cold, fear etc).) shiver7) (an act of shivering.) shiver8) (to shake eg with cold, fear, weakness etc: She trembled with cold; His hands trembled as he lit a cigarette.) tremble9) (a shudder; a tremor: a tremble of fear; The walls gave a sudden tremble as the lorry passed by.) tremble* * *Zit·tern<-s>[ˈtsɪtɐn]1. (Vibrieren) shaking, tremblingein \Zittern ging durch seinen Körper a shiver ran through his body3.▶ da hilft kein \Zittern und Zagen there is no use being afraid* * *intransitives Verb1) tremble (vor + Dat. with); (vor Kälte) shiver; <needle, arrow, leaf, etc.> quiver; (beben) <walls, windows> shakemit zitternder Stimme — in a trembling or quavering voice
2) (fig.) tremble; quakevor jemandem/etwas zittern — be terrified of somebody/something
* * *zittern v/i1. (hat) auch Mauern etc: tremble, shake (am ganzen Körper zittern tremble from head to foot, tremble all over;mir zittern die Knie my knees are trembling;mit zitternder Stimme auch in a tremulous voice2. (hat) fig:um jemanden zittern fear for sb;vor jemandem/etwas zittern be terrified of sb/sth;ich hab ganz schön gezittert umg I was scared as anything3. (ist) umg (fahren, gehen) toddle (off)* * *intransitives Verb1) tremble (vor + Dat. with); (vor Kälte) shiver; <needle, arrow, leaf, etc.> quiver; (beben) <walls, windows> shakemit zitternder Stimme — in a trembling or quavering voice
2) (fig.) tremble; quakevor jemandem/etwas zittern — be terrified of somebody/something
* * *n.shiver n.tremble n.tremor n.trepidation n. -
4 schlottern
v/i1. (zittern) shake, tremble; vor Kälte: shake, shiver (with cold); vor Angst schlottern tremble with fear; mir schlotterten die Knie my knees were shaking (hum. knocking)2. Kleidung etc.: hang loose(ly), flap* * *to wobble; to shiver; to dodder* * *schlọt|tern ['ʃlɔtɐn]vi1) (vor with) (= zittern) to shiver; (vor Angst, Erschöpfung) to trembleihm schlotterten die Knie — he was shaking at the knees, his knees were knocking or shaking
2) (Kleider) to hang loose, to be baggy* * *schlot·tern[ˈʃlɔtɐn]vi1. (zittern)vor Angst/Erschöpfung \schlottern to shake with fear/exhaustionvor Kälte \schlottern to shiver with coldam ganzen Körper \schlottern to shake all over* * *intransitives Verb1) shake; tremblejemandem schlottern die Knie — somebody's knees are shaking or trembling
2) < clothes> hang loose* * *schlottern v/ivor Angst schlottern tremble with fear;mir schlotterten die Knie my knees were shaking (hum knocking)2. Kleidung etc: hang loose(ly), flap* * *intransitives Verb1) shake; tremblejemandem schlottern die Knie — somebody's knees are shaking or trembling
2) < clothes> hang loose* * *v.to dodder v.to shiver v. -
5 Zittern
zit·tern1. zit·tern [ʼtsɪtɐn]vi1) ( vibrieren) to shake2) ( beben)vor Kälte \Zittern to shiver with cold;vor Angst \Zittern to quake with fear; Stimme to quaver; Blätter, Gräser, Lippen to tremble, to quiver; Pfeil to quiver3) ( fam);[vor jdm/etw] \Zittern to be terrified [of sb/sth]2. Zit·tern <-s> [ʼtsɪtɐn] nt1) ( Vibrieren) shaking, trembling;ein \Zittern ging durch seinen Körper a shiver ran through his bodyWENDUNGEN:da hilft kein \Zittern und Zagen there is no use being afraid -
6 zittern
zit·tern1. zit·tern [ʼtsɪtɐn]vi1) ( vibrieren) to shake2) ( beben)vor Kälte \zittern to shiver with cold;vor Angst \zittern to quake with fear; Stimme to quaver; Blätter, Gräser, Lippen to tremble, to quiver; Pfeil to quiver3) ( fam);[vor jdm/etw] \zittern to be terrified [of sb/sth]2. Zit·tern <-s> [ʼtsɪtɐn] nt1) ( Vibrieren) shaking, trembling;ein \zittern ging durch seinen Körper a shiver ran through his bodyWENDUNGEN:da hilft kein \zittern und Zagen there is no use being afraid
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