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hussies [dated or hum.] [promiscuous or immoral girls or women]Flittchen {pl} [ugs.]
hussy [dated or hum.] [promiscuous or immoral girl or woman]Flittchen {n} [ugs.]
to massacre sb./sth. [to murder or kill persons or animals, esp. with violence or cruelty]jdn./etw. massakrieren [Personen oder Tiere in grausamer, brutaler Weise umbringen]
funeral {adj} [e.g. address or speech, car, cortege or procession, feast or meal]Leichen- [z. B. Rede, Wagen, Rede, Zug, Schmaus]
shambles {pl} [treated as sg. or (less common) as pl.] [coll.] [place of carnage or destruction, scene or thing in total disorder]Schlachtfeld {n} [fig.]
to roost [lodge or stay for a night or a period of time, usu. in an informal or temporary manner]sein Quartier aufgeschlagen haben [ugs.] [(vorübergehend) schlafen oder wohnen]
borderline {adj} [on or near a border or boundary]Grenz-
pol. Clintonesque {adj} [of or relating to Bill or Hillary Clinton]clintonisch
geogr. hist. Milesian {adj} [of or relating to Miletus or its inhabitants]milesisch
relieving {adj} {pres-p} [alleviating or removing pain, distress, or difficulty]entlastend
myth. hob [archaic or dial.] [a sprite or hobgoblin]Kobold {m}
remove [distance or degree of separation or remoteness]Entfernung {f}
geogr. sinuosity [or less commonly sinuation]Windung {f} [river or road]
entom. T
med. psych. mnestic {adj} [of or relating to memory or mneme]mnestisch
med. VetMed. dystocia [slow or difficult labor or delivery]Geburtsstörung {f}
bibl. works {pl} [moral or righteous acts or deeds]Wirken {n}
ling. flatulence [inflated or pretentious speech or writing; pomposity]Schwülstigkeit {f} [pej.]
remove [distance or degree of separation or remoteness]Distanz {f} [Abstand]
stripling [dated or hum.] [a boy or young man]Bürschchen {n}
med. syndactyly [webbing or fusion of the fingers or toes]Syndaktylie {f}
entom. T
[made or done hastily or sloppily] {adj}mit heißer Nadel gestrickt [Redewendung]
law pol. national {adj} [dimensioned for or valid in all Austria or Germany]bundeseinheitlich
to interlard sth. [intersperse or embellish a speech or writing]etw. ausschmücken
[the quality or characteristic skills of a beguiler or deceiver]Blendertum {n}
[wooden block or beam with square or rectangular cross section]Kantel {f}
comp. print char [coll.] [character; written or printed symbol or letter]Zeichen {n} [Schriftzeichen]
weapons rod [Am.] [sl. or coll.] [a pistol or revolver]Schießeisen {n} [ugs.]
trollop [dated or hum.] [immoral or promiscuous woman]Flittchen {n} [ugs.] [pej.]
comp. waste data {pl} [treated as sg. or pl.] [unusable or redundant data]Datenmüll {m}
bot. T
anat. med. crural {adj} [of or relating to the thigh or leg]krural [zum Schenkel gehörend]
flatulent {adj} [inflated or pretentious in speech or writing]aufgebläht [pej.] [Rhetorik, Sprache]
access [means or opportunity to approach or enter a place]Eingang {m} [Zugang, Zutritt]
modality [attribute or circumstance that denotes mode or manner]Art und Weise
triad [a group or set of three people or things]Dreiklang {m} [fig.]
trio [a group or set of three people or things]Dreiklang {m} [fig.]
trollop [dated or hum.] [immoral or promiscuous woman]Schlampe {f} [ugs.] [pej.] [Flittchen]
to be urgent [requiring or compelling speedy action or attention]eilen [dringend sein]
to pull away [to move or draw back or away, withdraw]zurückweichen [sich zurückziehen]
Apollonian {adj} [of or relating to Apollo or his cult]in der Art Apollos [nachgestellt]
intangible {adj} [difficult or impossible to understand or to define]unfassbar [dem Verstand nicht zugänglich; unerklärbar]
starlike {adj} [resembling or characteristic of a celebrity or film star]starhaft [selten] [starmäßig]
to marry sb. [priest or registrar: unite sb. in wedlock or matrimony]jdn. trauen
econ. law [corporation owned or controlled by a German or Austrian state]Landesgesellschaft {f} [landeseigene Betriebe]
[naked adult or child, male or female]Nackedei {m} [ugs.] [hum.] [männlich und weiblich]
pharm. panacea [solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases]Panazee {f} [Allheilmittel] [oft pej.]
gastr. pickle [preserved, in brine or vinegar, fruit or vegetable relish]eingelegtes Gemüse {n} [Sammelbegriff]
high-minded {adj} [having or showing good or noble ideals, principles etc.]hochherzig [geh.]
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