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Definition
Synonym
Helferlein
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Helferlein
n
(Walt Disney-Figur)
lit.
Little Helper (Walt Disney character)
Helferlein
n
(Walt Disney-Figur)
lit.
Little Helper (Walt Disney character)
Helferlein
n
(Walt Disney-Figur)
lit.
Little Helper (Walt Disney character)
Deutsche
Helferlein Synonyme
Englische
Little Helper Synonyme
little
Lilliputian
a bit
a breath
a little
abject
abominable
ace
arrant
atom
atrocious
authoritarian
baby
back-burner
bantam
barely
base
beggarly
bigot
bigoted
bit
borne
bowshot
brief
brief span
by a hair
by an ace
casual
cheap
cheesy
close quarters
close range
closed
collateral
compact
compendious
concise
constricted
contemptible
crack
cramped
creedbound
crumb
crummy
cursory
curt
curtal
curtate
dab
deaf
deaf to reason
debased
decurtate
deficient
degraded
depraved
depthless
despicable
diminutive
dinky
dirty
disgusting
dispensable
dole
dollop
dot
dram
dribble
driblet
dwarf
earreach
earshot
elfin
ever so little
execrable
exiguous
exiguously
faintly
fanatical
farthing
feebly
few
flagrant
fleck
flyspeck
footling
fortuitous
foul
fragment
fulsome
gobbet
grain
granule
grave
groat
gross
gunshot
hair
hair space
hairbreadth
hairsbreadth
half-pint
handful
hardly
hardly any
hardly ever
heinous
hidebound
illiberal
immaterial
imperfect
imperfectly
in a nutshell
in miniature
in the small
inadequate
inappreciable
inappreciably
inch
incidental
incompetent
inconsequential
inconsequentially
inconsiderable
ineffectual
inessential
inferior
infinitesimal
infrequently
insignificant
insignificantly
instant
instantaneous
insufficient
insular
iota
irrelevant
itsy-bitsy
itty-bitty
jot
just a bit
knee-high
light
lightly
limited
little bit
little ways
little while
little-minded
low
low-down
lumpen
maladroit
mangy
meager
meagerly
mean
mean-minded
mean-spirited
measly
mediocre
microscopic
midget
mingy
mini
miniature
minim
minimally
minimum
minor
minuscule
minute
minutely
minutiae
miserable
mite
modicum
molecule
moment
monkey
monstrous
mote
narrow
narrow-hearted
narrow-minded
narrow-souled
narrow-spirited
nearsighted
nefarious
negligible
negligibly
niggard
niggardly
no
no great shakes
no time
nonessential
little by little
bit by bit
by degrees
by inches
by inchmeal
by slow degrees
by snatches
degreewise
drop by drop
foot by foot
gradatim
grade by grade
gradually
in detail
in driblets
in installments
in lots
in small doses
in snatches
inch by inch
inchmeal
part by part
piece by piece
piecemeal
slowly
step by step
little fellow
Cockney
Everyman
John Smith
a nobody
a nothing
average man
bairn
bourgeois
cherub
child
chit
cipher
common man
commoner
darling
dummy
figurehead
innocent
insignificancy
jackstraw
kid
kitten
lamb
lambkin
lightweight
little bugger
little guy
little innocent
little man
little one
little tad
little tot
man of straw
mediocrity
mite
nebbish
nipper
nobody one knows
nonentity
obscurity
offspring
peewee
pip-squeak
pleb
plebeian
proletarian
punk
roturier
runt
scrub
shaver
shrimp
small fry
small potato
small potatoes
squirt
squit
tad
tot
wee tot
whiffet
whippersnapper
little known
ignotus
inglorious
nameless
no credit to
obscure
renownless
uncelebrated
undistinguished
unfamed
unglorified
unheard-of
unhonored
unknown
unnotable
unnoted
unnoticed
unpopular
unremarked
unrenowned
unsung
little minded
authoritarian
bigot
bigoted
borne
closed
constricted
cramped
creedbound
deaf
deaf to reason
fanatical
hidebound
illiberal
insular
little
mean
mean-minded
mean-spirited
narrow
narrow-hearted
narrow-minded
narrow-souled
narrow-spirited
nearsighted
parochial
petty
provincial
purblind
shortsighted
small
small-minded
straitlaced
stuffy
uncatholic
uncharitable
ungenerous
unliberal
littleness
abjectness
abominableness
atrociousness
authoritarianism
baseness
beggarliness
bigotry
blind side
blind spot
blinders
brevity
briefness
closed mind
compactness
compendiousness
conciseness
contemptibility
contemptibleness
cramped ideas
crumminess
curtness
daintiness
debasement
deficiency
degradation
delicacy
depravity
despicableness
diminutiveness
enormity
execrableness
exiguity
exiguousness
failure
fanaticism
fewness
foulness
fulsomeness
grossness
heinousness
hideboundness
illiberality
immateriality
imperfection
inadequacy
incompetence
inconsequence
inconsequentiality
inconsiderableness
indifference
ineffectuality
inferiority
insignificance
instantaneousness
insufficiency
insularism
insularity
irrelevance
little-mindedness
low priority
lowness
maladroitness
marginality
meagerness
mean mind
meanness
mediocrity
minginess
minuteness
miserableness
moderateness
monstrousness
narrow sympathies
narrow views
narrow-mindedness
narrowness
nearsightedness
nefariousness
negligibility
niggardliness
obnoxiousness
odiousness
odium theologicum
paltriness
parochialism
pettiness
petty mind
picayune
picayunishness
pokiness
poorness
provincialism
puniness
purblindness
rankness
scabbiness
scantiness
scrubbiness
scruffiness
scumminess
scurviness
secondariness
shabbiness
shoddiness
short time
shortness
shortsightedness
shut mind
slightness
smallness
squalor
stinginess
straitlacedness
stuffiness
subnormality
succinctness
summariness
tininess
transience
triviality
uncatholicity
ungenerousness
unimportance
unimpressiveness
unmagnanimousness
unnoteworthiness
unskillfulness
vileness
vulgarity
wretchedness
Helferlein Definition
Character
(
n.
)
A
distinctive
mark
Character
(
n.
)
Style
of
writing
or
printing
Character
(
n.
)
The
peculiar
quality,
or
the
sum
of
qualities,
by
which
a
person
or
a
thing
is
distinguished
from
others
Character
(
n.
)
Strength
of
mind
Character
(
n.
)
Moral
quality
Character
(
n.
)
Quality,
position,
rank,
or
capacity
Character
(
n.
)
The
estimate,
individual
or
general,
put
upon
a
person
or
thing
Character
(
n.
)
A
written
statement
as
to
behavior,
competency,
etc.,
given
to
a
servant.
Character
(
n.
)
A
unique
or
extraordinary
individuality
Character
(
n.
)
One
of
the
persons
of
a
drama
or
novel.
Character
(
v.
t.)
To
engrave
Character
(
v.
t.)
To
distinguish
by
particular
marks
or
traits
Helper
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
helps,
aids,
assists,
or
relieves
Little Helper (Walt Disney character) Bedeutung
character
printer
character-at-a-time
printer
serial
printer
a
printer
that
prints
a
single
character
at
a
time
plunger
plumber's
helper
hand
tool
consisting
of
a
stick
with
a
rubber
suction
cup
at
one
end,
used
to
clean
clogged
drains
Walt
Whitman
Bridge
a
suspension
bridge
across
the
Delaware
River
character
(genetics)
an
attribute
(structural
or
functional)
that
is
determined
by
a
gene
or
group
of
genes
unit
character
(genetics)
a
character
inherited
on
an
all-or-none
basis
and
dependent
on
the
presence
of
a
single
gene
character
fiber
fibre
the
inherent
complex
of
attributes
that
determines
a
persons
moral
and
ethical
actions
and
reactions,
education
has
for
its
object
the
formation
of
character-
Herbert
Spencer
sex
characteristic
sexual
characteristic
sex
character
those
characteristics
(both
anatomical
and
psychological)
that
are
strongly
associated
with
one
sex
relative
to
the
other
primary
sex
characteristic
primary
sexual
characteristic
primary
sex
character
the
genetically
determined
sex
characteristics
bound
up
with
reproduction
(genitals
and
organs
of
reproduction)
secondary
sex
characteristic
secondary
sexual
characteristic
secondary
sex
character
the
genetically
determined
sex
characteristics
that
are
not
functionally
necessary
for
reproduction
(pitch
of
the
voice
and
body
hair
and
musculature)
helper
T
cell
helper
cell
CD
T
cell
CD
cell
T
cell
with
CD
receptor
that
recognizes
antigens
on
the
surface
of
a
virus-infected
cell
and
secretes
lymphokines
that
stimulate
B
cells
and
killer
T
cells,
helper
T
cells
are
infected
and
killed
by
the
AIDS
virus
quality
character
lineament
a
characteristic
property
that
defines
the
apparent
individual
nature
of
something,
each
town
has
a
quality
all
its
own,
the
radical
character
of
our
demands
character
role
theatrical
role
part
persona
an
actor's
portrayal
of
someone
in
a
play,
she
played
the
part
of
Desdemona
ASCII
character
set
(computer
science)
characters
that
make
up
the
ASCII
coding
scheme,
the
ASCII
character
set
is
the
most
universal
character
coding
set
character
set
an
ordered
list
of
characters
that
are
used
together
in
writing
or
printing
character
reference
character
reference
a
formal
recommendation
by
a
former
employer
to
a
potential
future
employer
describing
the
person's
qualifications
and
dependability,
requests
for
character
references
are
all
too
often
answered
evasively
character
assassination
assassination
blackwash
an
attack
intended
to
ruin
someone's
reputation
character
grapheme
graphic
symbol
a
written
symbol
that
is
used
to
represent
speech,
the
Greek
alphabet
has
characters
check
character
a
character
that
is
added
to
the
end
of
a
block
of
transmitted
data
and
used
to
check
the
accuracy
of
the
transmission
ASCII
character
any
member
of
the
standard
code
for
representing
characters
by
binary
numbers
control
character
ASCII
control
character
ASCII
characters
to
indicate
carriage
return
or
tab
or
backspace,
typed
by
depressing
a
key
and
the
control
key
at
the
same
time
backspace
character
a
control
character
that
indicates
moving
a
space
to
the
left
letter
letter
of
the
alphabet
alphabetic
character
the
conventional
characters
of
the
alphabet
used
to
represent
speech,
his
grandmother
taught
him
his
letters
Walt
Disney
World
a
large
amusement
park
established
in
to
the
southwest
of
Orlando
fictional
character
fictitious
character
character
an
imaginary
person
represented
in
a
work
of
fiction
(play
or
film
or
story),
she
is
the
main
character
in
the
novel
benefactor
helper
a
person
who
helps
people
or
institutions
(especially
with
financial
help)
assistant
helper
help
supporter
a
person
who
contributes
to
the
fulfillment
of
a
need
or
furtherance
of
an
effort
or
purpose,
my
invaluable
assistant,
they
hired
additional
help
to
finish
the
work
character
eccentric
type
case
a
person
of
a
specified
kind
(usually
with
many
eccentricities),
a
real
character,
a
strange
character,
a
friendly
eccentric,
the
capable
type,
a
mental
case
character
actor
an
actor
who
specializes
in
playing
supporting
roles
character
witness
a
witness
who
testifies
under
oath
as
to
the
good
reputation
of
another
person
in
the
community
where
that
person
lives
Disney
Walt
Disney
Walter
Elias
Disney
United
States
film
maker
who
pioneered
animated
cartoons
and
created
such
characters
as
Mickey
Mouse
and
Donald
Duck,
founded
Disneyland
(-)
Whitman
Walt
Whitman
United
States
poet
who
celebrated
the
greatness
of
America
(-)
character
good
repute,
he
is
a
man
of
character
character
engrave
or
inscribe
characters
on
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