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1 shell
1. noun1) (casing) Schale, die; (of turtle, tortoise) Panzer, der; (of snail) Haus, das; (of pea) Schote, die; Hülse, diecollect shells on the beach — am Strand Muscheln sammeln
come out of one's shell — (fig.) aus sich herausgehen
retire or go into one's shell — (fig.) sich in sein Schneckenhaus zurückziehen (ugs.)
2) (pastry case) Teighülle, die5) (Motor Veh.) Aufbau, der; Karosserie, die; (after fire, at breaker's, etc.) [Karosserie]gerippe, das2. transitive verb1) (take out of shell) schälen; knacken, schälen [Nuss]; enthülsen, (nordd.) palen [Erbsen]2) (Mil.) [mit Artillerie] beschießenPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/91489/shell_out">shell out* * *[ʃel] 1. noun1) (the hard outer covering of a shellfish, egg, nut etc: an eggshell; A tortoise can pull its head and legs under its shell.) die Schale2) (an outer covering or framework: After the fire, all that was left was the burned-out shell of the building.) das Gerippe3) (a metal case filled with explosives and fired from a gun etc: A shell exploded right beside him.) die Granate2. verb1) (to remove from its shell or pod: You have to shell peas before eating them.) enthülsen,schälen2) (to fire explosive shells at: The army shelled the enemy mercilessly.) beschießen•- shellfish- come out of one's shell
- shell out* * *[ʃi:l][ʃel]I. n1. (exterior case) of an egg, nut Schale f; of a tortoise, turtle Panzer m; (mother of pearl) Perlmutt nt; of a pea Hülse f, Schote f; of an insect wing Flügeldecke fto pick up \shells on the beach Muscheln am Strand sammelncrab \shell Krebsschale fsnail \shell Schneckenhaus nt2. (of a building) Mauerwerk nt; (unfinished building) Rohbau m; (damaged building) Ruine f; of a vehicle Karosserie fthe burnt-out \shell of a car ein ausgebranntes Autowrack6. FOOD[pastry] \shell [Mürbteig]boden m8.▶ to bring sb out of their \shell jdn aus der Reserve locken▶ to go [back] [or crawl [back]] [or retreat] into one's \shell sich akk in sein Schneckenhaus zurückziehenII. vt▪ to \shell sth1. (remove shell) etw schälento \shell nuts Nüsse knackento \shell peas Erbsen enthülsen2. (bombard) etw [mit Granaten] bombardierenIII. vito \shell easily sich akk leicht schälen lassen* * *[ʃel]1. n1) (of egg, nut, mollusc) Schale f; (on beach) Muschel f; (of pea etc) Hülse f; (of snail) (Schnecken)haus nt; (of tortoise, turtle, insect) Panzer m; (= pastry shell) Form fto come out of one's shell (fig) — aus seinem Schneckenhaus kommen, aus sich (dat) herausgehen
to retire into one's shell (fig) — sich in sein Schneckenhaus verkriechen
I'm just an empty shell (fig) — ich bin nur noch eine leere Hülse
2) (= frame of building) Mauerwerk nt, Mauern pl; (unfinished) Rohbau m; (= ruin) Gemäuer nt, Ruine f; (of car, unfinished) Karosserie f; (gutted) Wrack nt; (of ship) Gerippe nt, Rumpf m; (gutted) Wrack nt4) (= boat) Rennruderboot nt2. vt1) peas etc enthülsen; eggs, nuts schälen* * *shell [ʃel]A s1. allg Schale f2. ZOOLa) Muschel(schale) fb) Schneckenhaus nc) Flügeldecke f (eines Käfers)d) Panzer m, Rückenschild m (der Schildkröte):bring sb out of their shell fig jemanden aus der Reserve locken;come out of one’s shell fig aus sich herausgehen, auftauen;retire ( oder withdraw) into one’s shell fig sich in sein Schneckenhaus zurückziehen, sich abkapselna) (noch) unausgebrütet,b) fig noch in der Entwicklung4. ZOOLa) Muschelkalk mb) Muschelschale fc) Perlmutt nd) Schildpatt n5. BOT (Nuss- etc) Schale f, Hülse f, Schote f6. FLUG, SCHIFF Schale f, Außenhaut f, (Schiffs) Rumpf m8. Kapsel f, (Scheinwerfer- etc) Gehäuse n, Mantel m9. MILa) Granate fb) (Geschoss-, Patronen) Hülse fc) US Patrone f (für Schrotgewehre)10. Rakete f (ein Feuerwerkskörper)11. GASTR Pastetenhülle f, -schale f13. SPORT Rennruderboot n14. (das) bloße Äußere15. Innensarg m16. (Degen- etc) Korb m17. TYPO Galvano n18. SCHULE Br Klasse fB v/t1. Erbsen etc enthülsen2. schälen:shell nuts Nüsse knacken3. Körner von der Ähre entfernen4. MIL (mit Granaten) beschießen5. mit Muscheln auslegen* * *1. noun1) (casing) Schale, die; (of turtle, tortoise) Panzer, der; (of snail) Haus, das; (of pea) Schote, die; Hülse, diecome out of one's shell — (fig.) aus sich herausgehen
retire or go into one's shell — (fig.) sich in sein Schneckenhaus zurückziehen (ugs.)
2) (pastry case) Teighülle, die5) (Motor Veh.) Aufbau, der; Karosserie, die; (after fire, at breaker's, etc.) [Karosserie]gerippe, das2. transitive verb1) (take out of shell) schälen; knacken, schälen [Nuss]; enthülsen, (nordd.) palen [Erbsen]2) (Mil.) [mit Artillerie] beschießenPhrasal Verbs:* * *n.Außenhaut f.Gerippe - n.Granate -en f.Mantel -¨ m.Muschel -n f.Schale -n f. -
2 shell
[ʃel] n1) ( exterior case) of an egg, nut Schale f; of a tortoise, turtle Panzer m; ( mother of pearl) Perlmutt nt; of a pea Hülse f, Schote f; of an insect wing Flügeldecke f;to pick up \shells on the beach Muscheln am Strand sammeln;crab \shell Krebsschale f;snail \shell Schneckenhaus nt2) ( of a building) Mauerwerk nt; ( unfinished building) Rohbau m; ( damaged building) Ruine f; of a vehicle Karosserie f;the burnt-out \shell of a car ein ausgebranntes Autowrack6) food[pastry] \shell [Mürbteig]boden mPHRASES:to bring sb out of their \shell jdn aus der Reserve locken;to come out of one's \shell aus sich dat herausgehen;to go [back] [or crawl [back]] [or retreat] into one's \shell sich akk in sein Schneckenhaus zurückziehen vtto \shell sth1) ( remove shell) etw schälen;to \shell nuts Nüsse knacken;to \shell peas Erbsen enthülsento \shell easily sich akk leicht schälen lassen -
3 finished
1) (ended: Her chances of success are finished.) beendet2) ((negative unfinished) done; completed: a finished product.) fertig3) (having been completely used, eaten etc: The food is finished - there's none left.) aufgebraucht* * *fin·ished[ˈfɪnɪʃt]adj inv2. (completed) fertigthe \finished product das Endprodukthalf-\finished halb fertig3. (of refined workmanship) vollendet, vollkommen, makellosbeautifully/masterfully \finished wunderbar/meisterhaft bearbeitet\finished wooden surface ebenmäßige Holzoberfläche\finished metal surface polierte Metalloberfläche4. (used up) verbraucht, aufgebrauchtthe juice is \finished and so are the cookies der Saft ist leer und Plätzchen sind auch keine mehr daafter that run yesterday, I was \finished nach dem Lauf war ich gestern fix und fertig* * *['fInɪʃt]adj1) person fertigI'm nearly finished — ich bin fast fertig or so weit
to be finished doing sth (US) — damit fertig sein, etw zu tun
when I was finished eating (US) — als ich mit dem Essen fertig war
to be finished with sb/sth — mit jdm/etw fertig sein
I won't be finished with him/it for some time yet — ich werde noch eine Weile mit ihm/damit zu tun haben
I'm finished with politics — mit der Politik ist es für mich vorbei
the wine is finished —
when work was finished, we often dined out together — nach der Arbeit gingen wir oft zusammen essen
those days are finished — die Zeiten sind vorbei
3) (inf= having no future)
to be finished (jobholder, politician, sportsperson etc) — erledigt sein (inf) (as als)we're finished, it's finished between us — es ist aus zwischen uns
my career is finished —
the printed word is finished — das gedruckte Wort hat keine Zukunft mehr
4) (= treated) product fertig bearbeitet; (with paint) gestrichen; (with lacquer, varnish) lackiert; (with polish) poliert; clothing verarbeitetthe room is finished in red — das Zimmer ist rot gestrichen
5) (= fully made) product, work of art, film, building, dish, size fertigfinished goods/products — Fertigprodukte pl
* * *finished adj1. beendet, fertig, abgeschlossen:finished business erledigte Tagesordnungspunkte;finished part Fertigteil n2. fig vollendet, vollkommen* * *adj.ausgespielt adj.beendet adj.fertig adj.fertiggestellt adj.
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