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1 Kriegerwitwe
f war widow* * *die Kriegerwitwewar widow* * *Krie|ger|wit|wefwar widow* * *Krie·ger·wit·we* * *Kriegerwitwe f war widow -
2 Kriegshinterbliebene
* * *Kriegshinterbliebene m/f surviving dependant; Witwe: war widow; Waisenkind: war orphan; pl war widows and orphans -
3 Kriegswitwe
die Kriegswitwewar widow -
4 Kriegerwitwe
Krie·ger·wit·we f (veraltend)war widow -
5 Kriegerwitwe
fwar widow -
6 Hinterbliebenenbezüge
Hinterbliebenenbezüge
surviving dependant’s allowance (US), (Witwe) widow’s benefit (Br.);
• Hinterbliebenenfürsorge maintenance of survivors;
• Hinterbliebenenpension [war] pension, (Eheleute) survivor’s pension;
• Hinterbliebenenrente death (survivor’s, US, dependant’s, Br.) benefit, dependant’s annuity, (Kriegsrente) parent’s insurance benefit (US), [war] pension;
• Hinterbliebenenrente der Witwe (Sozialversicherung) widow’s insurance benefit (US);
• Hinterbliebenenversicherung survivor’s (US) (survivorship) insurance;
• Hinterbliebenen- und Invalidenversicherung Old-Age (Survivor’s and Disability) Insurance (US). -
7 lustig
I Adj. (komisch) funny; (unterhaltend) amusing; (fröhlich) jolly; es war sehr lustig it was great fun; ein lustiger Abend / Film a jolly (umg. fun) evening / a funny film; er ist ein lustiger Typ he’s good (bes. Am. a lot of) fun; das ist ja lustig! (merkwürdig) that’s funny; das kann ja lustig werden! iro., umg. it looks like we’re in for some fun and games; du bist lustig! iro., umg. you’re a right one (Am. a case); bei naiver Bemerkung: umg. don’t make me laugh; sich lustig machen über (+ Akk) laugh at; offen: auch make fun of; ihr fällt immer etwas Lustiges ein she always comes up with a fun ideaII Adv.1. (komisch) funnily; (unterhaltend) amusingly; (fröhlich) merrily; lustig erzählen tell amusing stories; hier gehts ja lustig zu! everyone seems to be having a good time; iro. we’re having a good time, aren’t we?; die Fahnen flatterten lustig im Wind the flags were fluttering merrily in the wind2. (sorglos) blithely; er spielte lustig weiter (unbekümmert) he carried on playing as if nothing had happened; lustig drauflossingen / draufloshämmern etc. sing / hammer etc. away* * *gay; drolly; cheerful; jocund; comic; funny; droll; merry; jolly* * *lụs|tig ['lʊstɪç]1. adj(= munter) merry, jolly; Mensch auch jovial; (= humorvoll) funny, amusing; (= emsig) happy, merry, cheerfulseid lustig! — liven up and have a bit of fun
Bruder Lustig (old) — jolly or merry fellow (dated)
das finde ich aber lustig! (iro) — (that's) very or most amusing (iro)
das kann ja lustig werden! (iro) — that's going to be fun (iro)
sich über jdn/etw lustig machen — to make fun of sb/sth
2. adv1)auf ihren Partys geht es lustig zu —
2) (= humorvoll) amusingly3) (inf = unbekümmert) happily* * *1) merrily2) (cheerful; noisily or laughingly lively etc: merry children; a merry party.) merry* * *lus·tig[ˈlʊstɪç]1. (fröhlich) cheerful, jollyein \lustiger Abend a fun eveningein \lustiges Gesicht machen to make a funny face\lustige Farben cheerful colours [or AM -ors]du bist/Sie sind [vielleicht] \lustig! (iron fam) what do you think you're playing at?, you're really amusing ironsich akk über jdn/etw \lustig machen to make fun [or BRIT a. take the mick[ey] out] of sb [or fam! take the piss out]solange/wie/wozu jd \lustig ist (fam) as long as/whenever sb wantser kam und ging wie er \lustig war he came and went as he pleased* * *1.das kann ja lustig werden! — (ugs. iron.) this/that is going to be fun!
sich über jemanden/etwas lustig machen — make fun of somebody/something
2) (komisch) funny; amusing2.1) (vergnügt) <laugh, play> merrily, happily2) (komisch) funnily; amusinglysie kann so lustig erzählen — she can tell such funny or amusing stories
3) (unbekümmert) gaily* * *es war sehr lustig it was great fun;er ist ein lustiger Typ he’s good (besonders US a lot of) fun;das ist ja lustig! (merkwürdig) that’s funny;du bist lustig! iron, umg you’re a right one (US a case); bei naiver Bemerkung: umg don’t make me laugh;ihr fällt immer etwas Lustiges ein she always comes up with a fun ideaB. advlustig erzählen tell amusing stories;hier gehts ja lustig zu! everyone seems to be having a good time; iron we’re having a good time, aren’t we?;die Fahnen flatterten lustig im Wind the flags were fluttering merrily in the wind2. (sorglos) blithely;er spielte lustig weiter (unbekümmert) he carried on playing as if nothing had happened;lustig drauflossingen/draufloshämmern etc sing/hammer etc awayaggressionslustig eager to seek confrontation, confrontational;schreiblustig fond of writing;trinklustig fond of drinking* * *1.das kann ja lustig werden! — (ugs. iron.) this/that is going to be fun!
sich über jemanden/etwas lustig machen — make fun of somebody/something
2) (komisch) funny; amusing2.1) (vergnügt) <laugh, play> merrily, happily2) (komisch) funnily; amusinglysie kann so lustig erzählen — she can tell such funny or amusing stories
3) (unbekümmert) gaily* * *adj.blithe adj.droll adj.frolicsome adj.gay adj.jocular adj.jocund adj.jolly adj.lazy adj.merry adj. adv.drolly adv.jocularly adv.jocundly adv.merrily adv. -
8 Pension
f; -, -en1. von Beamten: (retirement) pension; meist vom Arbeitgeber: superannuation; in Pension gehen retire; in Pension sein be retired, live in retirement2. (Fremdenheim) boarding house, pension* * *die Pension(Gasthaus) guest-house; boarding house; private hotel;(Ruhegehalt) pension* * *Pen|si|on [pã'zioːn, pã'sioːn, pɛn'zioːn]f -, -en1) (= Fremdenheim) guesthouse, pension2) no pl (= Verpflegung, Kostgeld) boardhalbe/volle Pension — half/full board
die Pension pro Tag macht 70 Euro — half/full board is 70 euros a day
3) (= Ruhegehalt) pension, superannuation4) no pl (= Ruhestand) retirementin Pension gehen — to retire, to go into retirement
in Pension sein — to be retired, to be in retirement
* * *die1) (a house where people live and take meals as paying guests.) boarding-house2) (a small hotel.) guesthouse3) (a sum of money paid regularly to a widow, a person who has retired from work, a soldier who has been seriously injured in a war etc: He lives on his pension; a retirement pension.) pension* * *Pen·si·on<-, -en>[pãˈzi̯o:n, pɛnˈzi̯o:n]f1. TOURIST guest house2. (Ruhegehalt) pensionin \Pension gehen to go into retirementin \Pension sein to be in retirement [or retiredmit \Pension with full board* * *die; Pension, Pensionen1) o. Pl. (Ruhestand)[vorzeitig] in Pension gehen — retire [early]
in Pension sein — be retired or in retirement
2) (Ruhegehalt) [retirement] pension4) o. Pl. (Unterkunft u. Verpflegung) board* * *in Pension gehen retire;in Pension sein be retired, live in retirement2. (Fremdenheim) boarding house, pension* * *die; Pension, Pensionen1) o. Pl. (Ruhestand)[vorzeitig] in Pension gehen — retire [early]
in Pension sein — be retired or in retirement
2) (Ruhegehalt) [retirement] pension3) (Haus für [Ferien]gäste) guest house; (auf dem Kontinent) pension4) o. Pl. (Unterkunft u. Verpflegung) board* * *-en f.boarding-house n.pension n. -
9 untröstlich
Adj. inconsolable, disconsolate; weitS. auch deeply sorry; ich bin untröstlich! über meinen Fehler etc.: how can I ever forgive myself* * *disconsolate; heart-broken; inconsolable; brokenhearted* * *un|tröst|lichadjinconsolable ( über +acc about)er war untrö́stlich, dass er es vergessen hatte — he was inconsolable about having forgotten it
* * *1) (not able to be comforted: the inconsolable widow.) inconsolable2) (overcome by grief.) broken-hearted* * *un·tröst·lich[ʊnˈtrø:stlɪç]adj inconsolable▪ \untröstlich sein, dass to be inconsolable [or so [very] sorry] that* * *Adjektiv inconsolableich bin untröstlich, dass... — I am extremely sorry that...
* * *ich bin untröstlich! über meinen Fehler etc: how can I ever forgive myself* * *Adjektiv inconsolableich bin untröstlich, dass... — I am extremely sorry that...
* * *adj.brokenhearted adj.inconsolable adj. adv.inconsolably adv.
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