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Definition
Synonym
Intensiv Sprachkurs
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Intensiv-Sprachkurs
m
ling.
Intensiv-Sprachkurse
pl
crash language course
crash language courses
intensiv
intensive
Sprachkurs
m
language course
energisch betreiben, intensiv betreiben
energisch betreibend, intensiv betreibend
energisch betrieben, intensiv betrieben
to push
pushing
pushed
intensiv, stark, hochgradig
adj
intensiver
am intensivsten
intense
more intense
most intense
intensiv, scharf
adj
acute
intensiv
adv
intensely
intensiv
adv
intensively
leidenschaftlich, intensiv
adj
vigorous
propagieren, intensiv werben für, pushen
v
propagierend, intensiv werben für, pushend
propagiert, intensiv geworben für, gepusht
to push
pushing
pushed
intensiv, scharf
acute
intensiv
intense
intensiv, stark
intense
intensiv
intensely
intensiv
intensively
sehr intensiv, sehr stark
most intensive
den Markt intensiv bearbeiten
to work the market intensively
Immersionsprogramm
n
(Sprachkurs im Ausland)
immersion program
Intensiv-Sprachkurs
m
ling.
Intensiv-Sprachkurse
pl
crash language course
crash language courses
Intensivstation
f
; Intensiv-Bettenstation
f
med.
Intensivstationen
pl
; Intensiv-Bettenstationen
pl
intensive care ward
Br.
; intensive care unit ICU
intensive care wards; intensive care units
Sprachkurs
m
Sprachkurse
pl
language course
language courses
ausgeprägt; kräftig; kraftvoll; intensiv
adj
(Dinge)
ein kräftiger Eintopf
ein kräftiger Rotwein
gutsy (things)
a gutsy stew
a gutsy red wine
dicht; dick; schwer; kompakt; intensiv
adj
dichter Nebel Rauch
ein dichter Bart
dicke Luft
eine dicke Hornbrille
schwere Stiefel
schwere Samtvorhänge
ein schweres Parfum
ein schwerer Lehmboden
schwere Wolken
ein kräftig gebauter Mann
heavy (dense thick compact intense)
heavy fog smoke
a heavy beard
heavy air
heavy horn-rimmed glasses
heavy boots
heavy velvet curtains
a heavy perfume
heavy clay soil
heavy clouds
a man with a heavy build
energisch betreiben; intensiv betreiben
v
energisch betreibend; intensiv betreibend
energisch betrieben; intensiv betrieben
to push
pushing
pushed
intensiv; stark; kräftig; hochgradig
adj
intensiver
am intensivsten
intense; strong
more intense
most intense
intensiv; gründlich
adj
intensive
intensiv; scharf
adj
acute
leidenschaftlich; intensiv
adj
vigorous
propagieren; intensiv werben für; pushen
v
propagierend; intensiv werben für; pushend
propagiert; intensiv geworben für; gepusht
to push
pushing
pushed
intensiv üben
v
to woodshed
Am.
intensiv
adj
; Intensiv-; radikal
adj
crash {adj}
only before nouns
(über etw.) meditieren; (über etw.) intensiv nachdenken
to meditate (on upon) sth.
über etw. grübeln; über etw. intensiv nachdenken
to chew over () sth.
Freak
m
(jd., der sich mit einem Hobby Spezialgebiet übertrieben intensiv beschäftigt)
anorak
Br.
coll.
Krankenhausabteilung
f
; Spitalsabteilung
f
Ös.
Schw.
; Abteilung
f
; Krankenstation
f
; Station
f
med.
Krankenhausabteilungen
pl
; Spitalsabteilungen
pl
; Abteilungen
pl
; Krankenstationen
pl
; Stationen
pl
Allgemeinstation
f
; Normalstation
f
; Peripherstation
f
Bettenstation
f
Geburtenstation
f
; Entbindungsstation
f
Infektionsabteilung
f
; Infektionsstation
f
Intensiv-Bettenstation
f
; Intensivstation
f
Kinderabteilung
f
; Kinderstation
f
Normalstation
f
Unfallstation
f
Wöchnerinnenabteilung
f
; Wöchnerinnenstation
f
neurochirurgische Intensivstation
unfallchirurgische Bettenstation
auf Station
hospital unit; medical ward; ward
hospital units; medical wards; wards
general ward
inpatient ward
maternity unit; maternity ward; delivery ward; labour ward
Br.
; labor ward
Am.
; obstetric ward; confinement ward
isolation ward; infectious ward; ward for contagious patients
intensive care unit ICU ; intensive care ward
children's ward
general care unit
casualty ward
maternity unit; maternity ward; postnatal ward
neurosurgical intensive care unit
accident and emergency ward
in ward
jds. Leute
pl
(Mitarbeiter, Unterstützer)
soc.
Unsere Leute bemühen sich intensiv, den Schaden zu beheben.
Meine Leute beobachten das Lokal jetzt schon seit einiger Zeit.
sb.'s people (employees, supporters)
Our people are working hard to repair the damage.
My people have been watching the place for some time now.
sich mit einer Aufgabe eingehend beschäftigen; sich mit einer Aufgabe intensiv befassen; einer Aufgabe obliegen
obs.
v
to apply yourself to a task
dicht; dick; schwer; kompakt; intensiv
adj
dichter Nebel Rauch
ein dichter Bart
dicke Luft
eine dicke Hornbrille
schwere Stiefel
schwere Samtvorhänge
ein schweres Parfum
ein schwerer Lehmboden
schwere Wolken
ein kräftig gebauter Mann
heavy (dense, thick, compact, intense)
heavy fog smoke
a heavy beard
heavy air
heavy horn-rimmed glasses
heavy boots
heavy velvet curtains
a heavy perfume
heavy clay soil
heavy clouds
a man with a heavy build
eingehend; ausgiebig; ausführlich; gründlich; intensiv
adj
eine gründliche Untersuchung
der intensive Einsatz von Pflanzenschutzmitteln
nach einer intensiven Suche durch die Polizei
Gegenstand einer intensiven öffentlichen Debatte sein
intensive Forschung zu den Auswirkungen von Stress betreiben
eine eingehende gründliche Schulung auf diesem Gebiet durchlaufen absolvieren
große Erfahrung mit Computern mit Produktentwicklung haben
Über die Ausstellung wurde in der Presse ausführlich berichtet.
comprehensive; extensive
an extensive investigation
the extensive use of pesticides
following an extensive search by police
to be the subject of extensive public debate
to carry out conduct pursue do extensive research into the effects of stress
to have comprehensive extensive training in this area
to have comprehensive extensive experience in computers in product development
The exhibition has received extensive coverage in the press.
eingehend; ausgiebig; ausführlich; gründlich; intensiv
adv
etw. eingehend überarbeiten
ausgiebig reisen; ausgedehnte Reisen unternehmen
ausführlich über etw. schreiben
gründlich recherchieren
intensiv werben
econ.
extensively; comprehensively
to revise sth. extensively comprehensively
to travel extensively
to write extensively comprehensively about sth.
to research extensively; to research comprehensively
to advertise extensively
intensiv; stark; heftig
adj
große Anstrengungen
starke Schmerzen
starker Druck
starker Kaffee
Der Abendkurs war ganz schön heftig.
intense; strong
intense efforts
intense pain
intense pressure
strong coffee
The evening course was really intense.
intensiv
adj
(aufwendig; mit großem Einsatz)
intensives Studium
intensives Training
intensive Viehwirtschaft
intensive Ermittlungen in der Drogenszene
intensive
intensive study
intensive training
intensive livestock farming
intensive investigation into the drug scene
jdn. intensiv (mit der Zunge) küssen
v
to french sb.
Am.
coll.
für eine Prüfung intensiv lernen; büffeln; pauken
Dt.
; stucken
Bayr.
Ös.
; asten (Jugendsprache)
v
school
stud.
to study intensively; to cram; to swot
Br.
; mug up
Br.
for an exam
muttersprachlich
adj
ling.
muttersprachlicher Unterricht
ein Sprachkurs in einem muttersprachlichen Land
native language …; native; in your native language (postpositive)
teaching in your native language
a language course in a native country
ein Auto intensiv reinigen
v
auto
to detail a car
Am.
scharf; stark
adj
(intensiv)
ein scharfer Wettbewerb; scharfe Konkurrenz (zwischen jd.)
scharfe Kritik seitens von Seiten
+Gen.
an etw.
starke Kopfschmerzen (ein) schreckliches Kopfweh
ugs.
haben
Seine Frau ist sein schärfster Kritiker.
ferocious; fierce; savage (intense)
fierce competition; ferocious competition (between sb.)
savage criticism from sb. over sth.
to have a fierce ferocious savage headache
His wife is his fiercest critic.
(gezielt) nach jdm. etw. suchen; jdn. etw. (lange intensiv) suchen; auf der Suche nach jdm. etw. sein
v
suchend; auf der Suche seiend
gesucht; auf der Suche gewesen
er sie sucht
ich er sie suchte
er sie hat hatte gesucht
nicht gesucht
nach Fossilien suchen
aktiv nach Lösungen suchen
in den Trümmern nach Überlebenden suchen
Er sucht ein Grundstück, das er kaufen kann.
Das ist es, was Personalvermittler suchen.
Ich bin auf der Suche nach einem Exemplar der limitierten Auflage von 2019.
Die Wissenschaft sucht nach ist auf der Suche nach einem Gegenmittel.
to search sb. sth.; to search for sb. sth.
searching
searched
he she searches
I he she searched
he she has had searched
unsearched
to search for fossils
to be actively searching for solutions
to search among through the wreckage for survivors
He is searching for a property to buy.
That's what job recruiters are searching for.
I'm searching for a 2019 limited edition piece.
Scientists are searching for a remedy.; Scientists are in search of a remedy.
Deutsche
Intensiv Sprachkurs Synonyme
intensiv
eingehend
Âintensiv
Âleidenschaftlich
Âpassioniert
auffällig
Âausgeprägt
Âdeutlich
Âfühlbar
Âhochgradig
Âintensiv
Âmerklich
Âplakativ
Âspürbar
Âstark
Âunübersehbar
Âwahrnehmbar
aufmerksam
Âbei
der
Sache
(umgangssprachlich)
Âdabei
(umgangssprachlich)
Âfolgsam
Âintensiv
Âkonzentriert
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Intensiv Synonym
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Englische
crash language course Synonyme
crash
Waterloo
a habit
accident
acquired tolerance
acute alcoholism
addictedness
addiction
alcoholism
amphetamine withdrawal symptoms
appulse
atomize
awake the dead
bang
bang into
bankruptcy
barbiturate addiction
barbiturism
barge in
be poised
be ruined
bear market
bearish market
beating
become insolvent
billow
blast
blast the ear
blow
boom
bouncing check
break
break in
break in upon
break into pieces
break to pieces
break up
breakdown
breaking up
breakup
brunt
bulldozing
bulling
bump
bump into
burst
burst in
bust
butt in
calamity
cannon
carambole
carom
carom into
cascade
casualty
catabasis
cataclysm
cataract
catastrophe
cave
cave-in
chain smoking
charge in
chronic alcoholism
chute
clap
clash
cocainism
collapse
collide
collision
comb
come between
come down
come into collision
comedown
concuss
concussion
confront each other
conquering
conquest
contretemps
crack
crack up
crack-up
crash
in
crash
into
crash
the gates
craving
crawl in
creep in
crescendo
cropper
crowd in
crump
crunch
crush
cut in
cut to pieces
dash
dash into
deafen
deathblow
debacle
deceleration
declension
declination
decline
decline and fall
declining market
decrescendo
defeat
deflation
defluxion
demolish
dependence
descend
descending
descension
descent
destruction
diffuse
diminuendo
din
dip down
dipsomania
disaster
disperse
disrupt
dive
doss down
down
downbend
downcome
downcurve
downfall
downflow
downgrade
downpour
downrush
downtrend
downturn
downward trend
drive
drop
drop down
drop off
dropping
drubbing
drug addiction
drug culture
drug dependence
dwindling
ebb
ebb and flow
edge in
elbow in
encounter
encroach
entrench
explode
explosion
fail
failure
fall
fall dead
fall down
fall flat
fall foul of
fall in
fall off
fall short
fall stillborn
fall through
falling
fill the air
fission
flap
flop
foist in
fold
fold up
force
foul
Intensiv Sprachkurs Definition
Crash
(
v.
t.
)
To
break
in
pieces
violently
Crash
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
loud,
clattering
sound,
as
of
many
things
falling
and
breaking
at
once
Crash
(
v.
i.)
To
break
with
violence
and
noise
Crash
(
n.
)
A
loud,
sudden,
confused
sound,
as
of
many
things
falling
and
breaking
at
once.
Crash
(
n.
)
Ruin
Crash
(
n.
)
Coarse,
heavy,
narrow
linen
cloth,
used
esp.
for
towels.
Language
(
n.
)
Any
means
of
conveying
or
communicating
ideas
Language
(
n.
)
The
expression
of
ideas
by
writing,
or
any
other
instrumentality.
Language
(
n.
)
The
forms
of
speech,
or
the
methods
of
expressing
ideas,
peculiar
to
a
particular
nation.
Language
(
n.
)
The
characteristic
mode
of
arranging
words,
peculiar
to
an
individual
speaker
or
writer
Language
(
n.
)
The
inarticulate
sounds
by
which
animals
inferior
to
man
express
their
feelings
or
their
wants.
Language
(
n.
)
The
suggestion,
by
objects,
actions,
or
conditions,
of
ideas
associated
therewith
Language
(
n.
)
The
vocabulary
and
phraseology
belonging
to
an
art
or
department
of
knowledge
Language
(
n.
)
A
race,
as
distinguished
by
its
speech.
Language
(
v.
t.)
To
communicate
by
language
Sea
language
(
)
The
peculiar
language
or
phraseology
of
seamen
crash language course / crash language courses Bedeutung
crash
smash
the
act
of
colliding
with
something,
his
crash
through
the
window,
the
fullback's
smash
into
the
defensive
line
crash
landing
an
emergency
landing
under
circumstances
where
a
normal
landing
is
impossible
(usually
damaging
the
aircraft)
crash
dive
a
rapid
descent
by
a
submarine
language
lesson
a
period
of
instruction
learning
a
language
language
teaching
teaching
people
to
speak
and
understand
a
foreign
language
crash
barrier
a
strong
protective
barrier
that
is
erected
around
a
racetrack
or
in
the
middle
of
a
dual-lane
highway
in
order
to
reduce
the
likelihood
of
severe
accidents
crash
helmet
a
padded
helmet
worn
by
people
riding
bicycles
or
motorcycles,
protects
the
head
in
case
of
accidents
language
area
language
zone
a
large
cortical
area
(in
the
left
hemisphere
in
most
people)
containing
all
the
centers
associated
with
language
language
speech
the
mental
faculty
or
power
of
vocal
communication,
language
sets
homo
sapiens
apart
from
all
other
animals
language
barrier
barrier
to
communication
resulting
from
speaking
different
languages
language
learning
learning
to
use
a
language
linguistic
process
language
the
cognitive
processes
involved
in
producing
and
understanding
linguistic
communication,
he
didn't
have
the
language
to
express
his
feelings
language
requirement
a
requirement
that
a
student
know
certain
languages
natural
language
processing
NLP
human
language
technology
the
branch
of
information
science
that
deals
with
natural
language
information
language
linguistic
communication
a
systematic
means
of
communicating
by
the
use
of
sounds
or
conventional
symbols,
he
taught
foreign
languages,
the
language
introduced
is
standard
throughout
the
text,
the
speed
with
which
a
program
can
be
executed
depends
on
the
language
in
which
it
is
written
dead
language
a
language
that
is
no
longer
learned
as
a
native
language
source
language
a
language
that
is
to
be
translated
into
another
language
object
language
target
language
the
language
into
which
a
text
written
in
another
language
is
to
be
translated
language
unit
linguistic
unit
one
of
the
natural
units
into
which
linguistic
messages
can
be
analyzed
terminology
nomenclature
language
a
system
of
words
used
to
name
things
in
a
particular
discipline,
legal
terminology,
biological
nomenclature,
the
language
of
sociology
written
communication
written
language
black
and
white
communication
by
means
of
written
symbols
(either
printed
or
handwritten)
machine
code
machine
language
a
set
of
instructions
coded
so
that
the
computer
can
use
it
directly
without
further
translation
authoring
language
software
that
can
be
used
to
develop
interactive
computer
programs
without
the
technically
demanding
task
of
computer
programming
natural
language
processor
natural
language
processing
application
an
application
program
that
deals
with
natural
language
text
crash
course
crash
program
crash
programme
a
rapid
and
intense
course
of
training
or
research
(usually
undertaken
in
an
emergency),
he
took
a
crash
course
in
Italian
on
his
way
to
Italy,
his
first
job
was
a
crash
course
in
survival
and
in
learning
how
to
get
along
with
people,
a
crash
programme
is
needed
to
create
new
jobs
markup
language
a
set
of
symbols
and
rules
for
their
use
when
doing
a
markup
of
a
document
standard
generalized
markup
language
SGML
(computer
science)
a
standardized
language
for
the
descriptive
markup
of
documents,
a
set
of
rules
for
using
whatever
markup
vocabulary
is
adopted
hypertext
markup
language
hypertext
mark-up
language
HTML
a
set
of
tags
and
rules
(conforming
to
SGML)
for
using
them
in
developing
hypertext
documents
sign
language
signing
language
expressed
by
visible
hand
gestures
ASL
American
sign
language
the
sign
language
used
in
the
United
States
body
language
communication
via
the
movements
or
attitudes
of
the
body
artificial
language
a
language
that
is
deliberately
created
for
a
specific
purpose
programming
language
programing
language
(computer
science)
a
language
designed
for
programming
computers
algebraic
language
an
algorithmic
language
having
statements
that
resemble
algebraic
expressions
algorithmic
language
an
artificial
language
designed
to
express
algorithms
application-oriented
language
problem-oriented
language
a
language
whose
statements
resemble
terminology
of
the
user
assembly
language
a
low-level
programing
language,
close
approximation
to
machine
language
command
language
query
language
search
language
a
source
language
consisting
of
procedural
operators
that
invoke
functions
to
be
executed
computer
language
computer-oriented
language
machine
language
machine-oriented
language
a
programming
language
designed
for
use
on
a
specific
class
of
computers
high-level
language
a
problem-oriented
language
requiring
little
knowledge
of
the
computer
on
which
it
will
be
run
jobontrol
language
a
problem-oriented
language
used
to
describe
job
requirements
to
an
operating
system
multidimensional
language
a
programming
language
whose
expressions
are
assembled
in
more
than
one
dimension
object
language
target
language
a
computer
language
into
which
something
written
in
another
computer
language
is
to
be
translated
object-oriented
programming
language
object-oriented
programing
language
(computer
science)
a
programming
language
that
enables
the
programmer
to
associate
a
set
of
procedures
with
each
type
of
data
structure,
C
is
an
object-oriented
programming
language
that
is
an
extension
of
C
one-dimensional
language
a
programming
language
whose
expressions
are
represented
by
strings
of
characters
stratified
language
a
language
that
cannot
be
used
as
its
own
metalanguage
syntax
language
a
language
used
to
describe
the
syntax
of
another
language
unstratified
language
a
programming
language
that
(like
natural
language)
can
be
used
as
its
own
metalanguage
LISP
list-processing
language
a
flexible
procedure-oriented
programing
language
that
manipulates
symbols
in
the
form
of
lists
native
language
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