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Definition
Synonym
Frohes
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Frohes
Neues Jahr!; Prosit Neujahr!
Happy New Year!
Schaffen
n
; Tätigsein
n
Frohes
Schaffen!
work; works
Enjoy your work!
Frohes
Neues Jahr!; Prosit Neujahr!
Happy New Year!
Schaffen
n
; Tätigsein
n
Frohes
Schaffen!
work; works
Enjoy your work!
Deutsche
Frohes Synonyme
Englische
Happy New Year! Synonyme
happy
a propos
accepting
accidental
ad rem
adapted
addled
advantageous
advisable
applicable
apposite
appropriate
apropos
apt
at ease
auspicious
beaming
beatific
beatified
becoming
beery
befitting
bemused
beneficial
benign
benignant
besotted
blessed
blind drunk
blissful
blithe
blithesome
bright
bright and sunny
capering
casual
cheerful
cheery
chirping
civil
cock-a-hoop
cogent
comely
comfortable
composed
congruous
content
contented
convenient
convincing
correct
crapulent
crapulous
dancing
decent
decorous
delighted
desirable
dizzy
dovetailing
drenched
drunk
drunken
easy
easygoing
ecstatic
effective
effectual
efficacious
efficient
elated
eupeptic
euphoric
exalted
exhilarated
expedient
exuberant
exultant
fair
far-gone
favorable
favoring
feasible
felicitous
fit
fitted
fitten
fitting
flushed
flushed with joy
flustered
fortuitous
fortunate
fou
fructuous
full
full of promise
gay
geared
genial
genteel
giddy
glad
gladsome
gleeful
glorious
glowing
golden
good
gratified
high
hopeful
in good spirits
in high spirits
in liquor
in seventh heaven
incidental
inebriate
inebriated
inebrious
inspired
intoxicated
irrepressible
jolly
joyful
joyous
jubilant
just
just right
laughing
leaping
light-hearted
lighthearted
likely
lucky
maudlin
meet
mellow
merry
meshing
muddled
nappy
nice
of good cheer
of good comfort
of good omen
of happy portent
of promise
on cloud nine
on the button
opportune
optimistic
overjoyed
pat
pleasant
pleased
pleased as Punch
politic
profitable
promising
proper
propitious
prosperous
providential
purring
qualified
radiant
recommendable
reconciled
reeling
relevant
resigned
riant
right
ripe
rosy
sanguine
sanguineous
sans souci
satisfied
seasonable
seemly
shikker
singing
smiling
smirking
sodden
sortable
sotted
sparkling
starry-eyed
suitable
suited
suiting
sunny
tailored
telling
thr
happy hour
break
breath
breather
breathing place
breathing space
breathing spell
breathing time
cigarette break
cocktail hour
coffee break
downtime
enforced respite
halt
interlude
intermission
letup
lull
pause
recess
respite
rest
spell
stay
surcease
suspension
tea break
time out
happy medium
abnegation
abstinence
average
balance
calm
calmness
center
compromise
conservatism
constraint
continence
control
cool
dispassion
evenness
fence
generality
gentleness
golden mean
half measures
half-and-half measures
halfway measures
impartiality
judiciousness
juste-milieu
lenity
mean
meden agan
median
mediocrity
medium
middle
middle course
middle ground
middle point
middle position
middle state
middle way
middle-of-the-road
midpoint
mildness
moderateness
moderation
moderationism
neutral ground
neutrality
nonviolence
norm
normal
nothing in excess
pacifism
par
prudence
repose
restraint
rule
run
self-abnegation
self-control
self-denial
self-restraint
serenity
sobriety
stability
steadiness
temperance
temperateness
tranquillity
unexcessiveness
unextravagance
unextremeness
via media
Frohes Definition
Fool-happy
(
a.
)
Lucky,
without
judgment
or
contrivance.
Gode-year
(
n.
)
The
venereal
disease
Happy
(
superl.
)
Favored
by
hap,
luck,
or
fortune
Happy
(
superl.
)
Experiencing
the
effect
of
favorable
fortune
Happy
(
superl.
)
Dexterous
Leap
year
(
)
Bissextile
New-year
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to,
or
suitable
for,
the
commencement
of
the
year
New
Year's
Day
(
)
the
first
day
of
a
calendar
year
Year
(
n.
)
The
time
of
the
apparent
revolution
of
the
sun
trough
the
ecliptic
Year
(
n.
)
The
time
in
which
any
planet
completes
a
revolution
about
the
sun
Year
(
n.
)
Age,
or
old
age
Happy New Year! Bedeutung
seventeen-year
locust
periodical
cicada
Magicicada
septendecim
North
American
cicada,
appears
in
great
numbers
at
infrequent
intervals
because
the
nymphs
take
to
years
to
mature
two-year-old
horse
two
year
old
a
racehorse
that
is
two
years
old
three-year-old
horse
three
year
old
a
racehorse
that
is
three
years
old
break
good
luck
happy
chance
an
unexpected
piece
of
good
luck,
he
finally
got
his
big
break
blessed
event
happy
event
the
live
birth
of
a
child
class
year
a
body
of
students
who
graduate
together,
the
class
of
',
she
was
in
my
year
at
Hoehandle
High
light
year
light-year
the
distance
that
light
travels
in
a
vacuum
in
year,
.
trillion
miles
or
.
trillion
kilometers
sabbatical
year
a
sabbatical
leave
lasting
one
year
church
year
Christian
year
the
year
in
the
ecclesiastical
calendar,
especially
feast
days
and
special
seasons
Holy
Year
(Roman
Catholic
Church)
a
period
of
remission
from
sin
(usually
granted
every
years)
New
Year's
Eve
December
the
last
day
of
the
year
New
Year's
Day
New
Year's
January
the
first
day
of
the
year
New
Year
the
calendar
year
just
begun
Rosh
Hashanah
Rosh
Hashana
Rosh
Hashonah
Rosh
Hashona
Jewish
New
Year
(Judaism)
a
solemn
Jewish
feast
day
celebrated
on
the
st
or
st
and
nd
of
Tishri,
noted
for
the
blowing
of
the
shofar
year
the
period
of
time
that
it
takes
for
a
planet
(as,
e.g.,
Earth
or
Mars)
to
make
a
complete
revolution
around
the
sun,
a
Martian
year
takes
of
our
days
anomalistic
year
time
of
the
earth's
revolution
from
perihelion
to
perihelion
again,
days
and
hr
and
min
and
.
sec
year-end
the
end
of
a
calendar
year,
he
had
to
unload
the
merchandise
before
the
year-end
common
year
days
a
year
that
is
not
a
leap
year
leap
year
intercalary
year
days
bissextile
year
in
the
Gregorian
calendar:
any
year
divisible
by
except
centenary
years
divisible
by
off
year
a
year
in
which
no
major
political
elections
are
held
off
year
a
year
in
which
productivity
is
low
or
inferior
calendar
year
civil
year
the
year
(reckoned
from
January
to
December
)
according
to
Gregorian
calendar
solar
year
tropical
year
astronomical
year
equinoctial
year
the
time
for
the
earth
to
make
one
revolution
around
the
sun,
measured
between
two
vernal
equinoxes
lunar
year
a
period
of
lunar
months
fiscal
year
financial
year
any
accounting
period
of
months
school
year
academic
year
the
period
of
time
each
year
when
the
school
is
open
and
people
are
studying
year
twelvemonth
yr
a
period
of
time
containing
(or
)
days,
she
is
years
old,
in
the
year
year
a
period
of
time
occupying
a
regular
part
of
a
calendar
year
that
is
used
for
some
particular
activity,
a
school
year
sidereal
year
the
time
for
the
earth
to
make
one
complete
revolution
around
the
sun,
relative
to
the
fixed
stars
happy
hour
the
time
of
day
when
a
bar
sells
alcoholic
drinks
at
a
reduced
price
great
year
Platonic
year
time
required
for
one
complete
cycle
of
the
precession
of
the
equinoxes,
about
,
years
season
time
of
year
one
of
the
natural
periods
into
which
the
year
is
divided
by
the
equinoxes
and
solstices
or
atmospheric
conditions,
the
regular
sequence
of
the
seasons
year
dot
as
long
ago
as
anyone
can
remember,
he
has
been
a
conductor
since
the
year
dot
year
of
grace
any
year
of
the
Christian
era
revel
racket
make
whoopie
make
merry
make
happy
whoop
it
up
jollify
wassail
celebrate
noisily,
often
indulging
in
drinking,
engage
in
uproarious
festivities,
The
members
of
the
wedding
party
made
merry
all
night,
Let's
whoop
it
up--the
boss
is
gone!
annual
one-year
completing
its
life
cycle
within
a
year,
a
border
of
annual
flowering
plants
biennial
two-year
having
a
life
cycle
lasting
two
seasons,
a
biennial
life
cycle,
parsnips
and
carrots
are
biennial
plants
often
grown
as
annuals
happy
well-chosen
well
expressed
and
to
the
point,
a
happy
turn
of
phrase,
a
few
well-chosen
words
year-end
taking
place
at
the
close
of
a
fiscal
year,
year-end
audit
freshman
first-year
used
of
a
person
in
the
first
year
of
an
experience
(especially
in
United
States
high
school
or
college),
a
freshman
senator,
freshman
year
in
high
school
or
college
senior(a)
fourth-year
used
of
the
fourth
and
final
year
in
United
States
high
school
or
college,
the
senior
prom
junior(a)
third-year
next-to-last
used
of
the
third
or
next
to
final
year
in
United
States
high
school
or
college,
the
junior
class,
a
third-year
student
sophomore(a)
second-year
used
of
the
second
year
in
United
States
high
school
or
college,
the
sophomore
class,
his
sophomore
year
felicitous
happy
marked
by
good
fortune,
a
felicitous
life,
a
happy
outcome
happy
enjoying
or
showing
or
marked
by
joy
or
pleasure,
a
happy
smile,
spent
many
happy
days
on
the
beach,
a
happy
marriage
year-round
year-around
operating
or
continuing
throughout
the
year,
a
year-round
resort,
a
year-round
job
fierce
tearing
vehement
violent
trigger-happy
marked
by
extreme
intensity
of
emotions
or
convictions,
inclined
to
react
violently,
fervid,
fierce
loyalty,
in
a
tearing
rage,
vehement
dislike,
violent
passions
one-year-old
one
year
of
age
two-year-old
two
years
of
age
three-year-old
three
years
of
age
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