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1 konzentriert
I P.P. konzentrierenII Adj. concentrated* * *concentrated; lumped* * *kon|zent|riert [kɔntsɛn'triːɐt]1. adj2)mit konzentríérter Aufmerksamkeit — with all one's concentration
2. advarbeiten, zuhören intently; nachdenken, spielen intensely; rechnen carefully* * ** * *kon·zen·triertI. adj1. (angestrengt) concentrated2. (eingedickt) concentrated3. CHEM concentratedII. adv in a concentrated manner* * *1.Adjektiv concentrated2.adverbial with concentration* * *B. adj concentratedC. adv:konzentriert arbeiten work with great concentration, concentrate on one’s work* * *1.Adjektiv concentrated2.adverbial with concentration* * *adj.concentrated adj. -
2 hoch
n; -s, -s1. (Hochruf) cheers Pl. ( auf + Akk oder + Dat for); ein Hoch auf jemanden ausbringen give three cheers for s.o.; ein Hoch dem Zufall, der dich hergeführt hat! thank goodness you happened to come along!2. Stand: high, peak; ... hat ein vorläufiges Hoch erreicht... has reached a temporary high,... has peaked temporarily3. MET. high(-pressure area)* * *das Hoch(Wetter) anticyclone; high-pressure area; high* * *[hoːx]nt -s, -s1)ein Hóch dem Brautpaar — a toast to the bride and groom
* * *1) (at, from, or reaching up to, a great distance from ground-level, sea-level etc: a high mountain; a high dive; a dive from the high diving-board.) high2) (having a particular height: This building is about 20 metres high; My horse is fifteen hands high.) high3) (great; large; considerable: The car was travelling at high speed; He has a high opinion of her work; They charge high prices; high hopes; The child has a high fever/temperature.) high4) (noble; good: high ideals.) high6) ((of voices) like a child's voice (rather than like a man's): He still speaks in a high voice.) high7) (having great value: Aces and kings are high cards.) high8) (very; very much: highly delighted; highly paid; I value the book highly.) highly9) (with approval: He thinks/speaks very highly of you.) highly10) (at, or to, a great distance from ground-level, sea-level etc: The plane was flying high in the sky; He'll rise high in his profession.) high11) ((of sounds, voices etc) high, sharp: a high-pitched, childish voice.) high-pitched12) (very high: a lofty building.) lofty13) loftily14) (of a musical note, raised a semitone; too high in pitch: F sharp; That last note was sharp.) sharp15) up* * *Hoch1<-s, -s>[ho:x]nt cheerein dreifaches \Hoch dem glücklichen Brautpaar three cheers for the happy coupleein \Hoch auf jdn ausbringen to give sb a cheerHoch2<-s, -s>[ho:x]nt METEO high* * *das; Hochs, Hochs1) (Hochruf)ein [dreifaches] Hoch auf jemanden ausbringen — give three cheers for somebody
2) (Met.) high* * *hoch; höher, am höchstenA. adjein zwei Meter hoher Zaun a two-metre (US -er)-high fence;hohe Schuhe (mit hohen Absätzen) (high) heels;hoher Seegang heavy ( oder rough) seas;der hohe Norden fig the far north;die Hohe Tatra GEOG the High Tatra;2. Ton, Stimme etc: high;zu hoch MUS sharp;das hohe C top C3. Druck, Einkommen, Fieber, Miete, Preis, Temperatur, Tempo etc: high; Einkommen, Profit, Verlust: auch big; Lotteriegewinn: big; Betrag, Menge, Summe: large; Alter, Gewicht, Tempo: great; Gewicht, Strafe: heavy; Strafe, Verlust etc: auch severe;trotz seines hohen Alters despite his (advanced oder great) age, despite his advanced years;in hohem Maße highly, greatly;das ist eine hohe Zeit bei Rennen etc: (langsam) that’s a slow time;es ist hohe Zeit (es eilt) it’s high time4. fig (schwierig):seine Rede war zu hoch für sie umg, fig he was talking over their heads5. Geburt, Politik, Posten etc: high; Geburt: auch noble; Rang: auch superior; Diplomatie, Politik: auch high-level; Beamter, Offizier: high-ranking, senior; Besuch, Feiertag, Jubiläum etc: important;hoher Adel nobility, in GB auch peerage;hoher Gast distinguished guest, VIP;der Hohe Priester the high priest;der hohe Herr umg, iron the great lord;7. (auf Höhepunkt):in hoher Blüte stehen be in full bloom; künstlerische Bewegung: be at its height;das hohe Mittelalter the High Middle Ages;es ist hoher Sommer it is high summerB. adv1. (Ggs niedrig) high;hoch oben im Norden far up in the north;hoch über dem Boden/der Stadt high above the ground/town;ein hoch beladener Wagen a heavily-laden cart;hoch fliegen (weit oben) fly high (up);3000 m hoch fliegen fly at a height of 3000 m;hoch gelegen high-up, high up in the mountains;die Sonne steht hoch (am Himmel) the sun is high (in the sky);zwei Treppen hoch wohnen live on the second (US third) floor, live two floors up;wer hoch steigt, wird tief fallen sprichw the higher you climb, the further you have to fall; fig → hergehen, hinauswollen2. (nach oben) up;hoch aufgeschossen lanky;hoch aufragen tower (up), soar;Hände hoch! hands up!;Kopf hoch! chin up!3. Tonlage: high;zu hoch singen/spielen sing/play sharp4. bezahlen, dotiert, versichern etc: highly; besteuert, verlieren: heavily; gewinnen: by a large margin;hoch dosiert in large doses;hoch in den Achtzigern sein be well into one’s eighties;zu hoch einschätzen overestimate, overrate;hoch verschuldet heavily ( oder deep) in debt5. in Wendungen mit Adjektiven wie angesehen, geachtet, geehrt, industrialisiert, kompliziert, motiviert, qualifiziert, spezialisiert etc: highly; beglückt: very; (überaus, äußerst) auch extremely;hoch entwickelt highly developed, sophisticated; Technik etc: auch very advanced;hoch radioaktiv highly radioactiv ( oder contaminated);hoch konzentriert Zuhörer etc: highly concentrated; lesen etc: with great concentration, very concentratedly; → auch hochkonzentriert, hochstehend;hoch technisiert sophisticated; high-tech …;6. in Wendungen mit Verben: highly, greatly;hoch achten greatly respect, hold in high esteem;jemandem etwas hoch anrechnen respect sb for (doing) sth;jemanden hoch schätzen regard sb highly7. umg:drei Mann hoch three of them ( oder us, you);8. MATH:drei hoch zwei/drei three squared/cubed, three to the power of two/three;vier hoch fünf four to the power of five ( oder fifth power);hoch… im v → auch auf…, hinauf…* * *das; Hochs, Hochs1) (Hochruf)ein [dreifaches] Hoch auf jemanden ausbringen — give three cheers for somebody
2) (Met.) high* * *nur sing. n.high n. -
3 fleißig
I Adj.1. Person: hard-working, diligent; (emsig) busy; Hände: auch willing: ich war gestern sehr fleißig I got a lot done yesterday; Fleißiges Lieschen BOT. busy Lizzie, Am. impatiens2. Arbeit etc.:... showing great application3. umg. (häufig) Besucher, Benutzer etc.: frequent, regular; Sammler, Spaziergänger: keenII Adv.2. umg. (viel) a lot; (häufig) frequently; fleißig essen eat a lot; etw. fleißig benutzen use s.th. regularly ( oder all the time); fleißig spazieren gehen / sammeln do a lot of walking / collecting* * *studious; industrious; hardworking; busy; diligent; assiduous* * *flei|ßig ['flaisɪç]1. adjfléíßige Hände — busy hands
2) (= Fleiß zeigend) diligent, painstaking3) (inf = unverdrossen) Theaterbesucher, Sammler etc keen (esp Brit), enthusiastic2. adv1) (= arbeitsam) industriously, diligentlyfléíßig studieren/arbeiten — to study/work hard
2) (inf = unverdrossen) trinken quite a bit; trainieren, Diät halten like a good boy/girl* * *1) (busy and hard-working: industrious pupils.) industrious2) sedulously3) ((of a person or his efforts etc) steady, earnest and persistent: He worked with sedulous concentration.) sedulous4) studiously5) (spending much time in careful studying: a studious girl.) studious* * *flei·ßig[ˈflaisɪç]I. adj1. (hart arbeitend) industrious, hard-working2. (Fleiß zeigend) diligent, painstakingeine \fleißige Leistung a painstaking effortII. adv1. (arbeitsam) diligently, industriously* * *1.1) (arbeitsam) hard-working; willing < hands>2) nicht präd. (von Fleiß zeugend) diligent < piece of work>3) (regelmäßig, häufig) frequent < visitor>2.1) <work, study> hard3) (regelmäßig) frequently* * *A. adjich war gestern sehr fleißig I got a lot done yesterday;2. Arbeit etc: … showing great applicationB. adv1. diligently, industriously; (intensiv) hard;lernen study hardfleißig essen eat a lot;etwas fleißig benutzen use sth regularly ( oder all the time);fleißig spazieren gehen/sammeln do a lot of walking/collecting* * *1.1) (arbeitsam) hard-working; willing < hands>2) nicht präd. (von Fleiß zeugend) diligent < piece of work>3) (regelmäßig, häufig) frequent < visitor>2.1) <work, study> hard3) (regelmäßig) frequently* * *adj.busy adj.diligent adj.industrious adj.sedulous adj.studious adj. adv.diligently adv.industriously adv.sedulously adv.studiously adv.
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