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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Maracujasaft
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Maracujasaft
m
passion fruit nectar
Maracujasaft
m
cook.
passion fruit nectar
Saft
m
cook.
Säfte
pl
Apfelsaft
m
Gemüsesaft
m
Grapefruitsaft
m
; Pampelmusensaft
m
Norddt.
Westdt.
Mitteldt.
selten
Heidelbeersaft
m
; Blaubeerensaft
m
Nordwestdt.
Mitteldt.
; Bickbeerensaft
m
Norddt.
; Waldbeerensaft
m
Mittelwestdt.
; Taubeerensaft
m
Bayr.
; Schwarzbeerensaft
m
Mittelös.
Westös.
; Moosbeerensaft
m
Westös.
; Heubeerensaft
m
Schw.
Himbeersaft
m
Karottensaft
m
; Möhrensaft
m
Mitteldt.
Ostdt.
; Gelbrübensaft
m
BW
; Rüeblisaft
m
Schw.
Kirschsaft
m
Maracujasaft
m
Orangensaft
m
; Apfelsinensaft
m
selten
Pflaumensaft
m
Norddt.
Mitteldt.
; Zwetschgensaft
m
Dt.
Schw.
; Zwetschensaft
m
Norddt.
; Quetschensaft
m
Süddt.
; Zwetschkensaft
m
Ös.
Tomatensaft
m
Traubensaft
m
Zitronensaft
m
den Saft auspressen
juice
juices
apple juice
vegetable juice
grapefruit juice
blueberry juice; bilberry juice; whortleberry juice
raspberry juice
carrot juice
cherry juice
passion fruit nectar
orange juice
plum juice
tomato juice
grape juice
lemon juice; lemon-juice
to press out the juice
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passion fruit nectar Synonyme
passion
Alecto
Amor
Christian love
Eros
Megaera
Negro spiritual
Nemesis
Platonic love
Tisiphone
abandon
ache
aching
admiration
adoration
affect
affection
affectivity
agape
agitation
agony
amorousness
amour
andromania
animation
anthem
aphrodisia
appetence
appetency
appetite
appetition
ardency
ardor
aspiring
attachment
avidity
avidness
beloved
biological urge
blow
bluster
bodily appetite
bodily love
brawl
broil
brotherly love
brouhaha
bug
burning rage
cacophony
calenture
cantata
canticle
caritas
carnal desire
cathexis
chaos
charity
choice
chorale
church music
clawing
command
commitment
committedness
commotion
compulsion
conation
conatus
concern
concernment
concupiscence
conjugal love
convulsion
coveting
cramp
craving
craze
crazy fancy
cruciation
crucifixion
crush
curiosity
cut
decision
dedication
delirium
desideration
desire
determination
devotedness
devotion
devoutness
discretion
disposition
distress
disturbance
dolor
doxology
drive
eagerness
earnestness
ebullition
ecstasy
embroilment
emotion
emotional charge
emotional shade
enthusiasm
eromania
eroticism
eroticomaniac
erotism
erotomania
eruption
excitement
experience
faith
faithful love
faithfulness
fanaticism
fancy
fantasy
fascination
feeling
feeling tone
ferment
fervency
fervidness
fervor
feverishness
fidelity
fieriness
fire
fire and fury
fit
flame
flap
fleshly lust
fomentation
fondness
foofaraw
foreboding
free choice
free love
free will
free-lovism
frenzy
fume
furious rage
furor
furor uterinus
furore
fury
fuss
glow
goatishness
gospel
gospel music
grief
gust
gusto
gut reaction
gynecomania
heart
heartiness
heartthrob
heat
heatedness
hell
hell upon earth
hero
hero worship
heroine
holocaust
hope
horme
horniness
horror
hot blood
hot pants
hubbub
hurrah
hurt
hymn
hymn-tune
hymnody
hymnology
hysteria
idol
idolatry
idolism
idolizatio
Passion play
Grand Guignol
Tom show
antimasque
audience success
ballet
bomb
broadcast drama
burlesque show
charade
cliff hanger
closet drama
comedy drama
critical success
daytime serial
dialogue
documentary drama
drama
dramalogue
dramatic play
dramatic series
duodrama
duologue
epic theater
experimental theater
extravaganza
failure
flop
gasser
giveaway
happening
hit
hit show
improvisational drama
legitimate drama
masque
melodrama
minstrel show
miracle
miracle play
monodrama
monologue
morality
morality play
music drama
musical revue
mystery
mystery play
opera
pageant
panel show
pantomime
pastoral
pastoral drama
piece
play
playlet
problem play
psychodrama
quiz show
radio drama
review
revue
sensational play
serial
show
sitcom
situation comedy
sketch
skit
soap
soap opera
sociodrama
spectacle
stage play
stage show
straight drama
success
suspense drama
tableau
tableau vivant
talk show
teleplay
television drama
television play
theater of cruelty
total theater
variety show
vaudeville
vaudeville show
vehicle
word-of-mouth success
work
passion
ate
abandoned
ablaze
afire
amative
amatory
amorous
animated
ardent
argumentative
aroused
atrabiliar
atrabilious
attracted
avid
belligerent
bilious
blazing
boiling
boiling over
breathless
burning
burning with excitement
cathectic
choleric
combustible
committed
concerned
concupiscent
contentious
cordial
cranky
cross
curious
dedicated
delirious
desirous
devoted
devout
drunk
eager
earnest
ejaculatory
emotional
emphatic
energetic
enthusiastic
erotic
excited
exciting
explosive
exuberant
faithful
fanatic
fanatical
fascinated
febrile
fervent
fervid
fevered
feverish
fierce
fiery
flaming
flushed
furious
glowing
goatish
hard-core
hasty
headlong
hearty
heated
hectic
het up
high-powered
horny
hot
hot-blooded
hot-tempered
hotheaded
huffish
huffy
im
passion
ed
impetuous
in earnest
in rut
inflamed
intense
intent
intent on
interested
intoxicated
invigorated
irascible
irritable
itching
keen
keen on
lascivious
lecherous
libidinous
lickerish
lively
loverlike
loverly
loyal
lustful
madcap
on fire
orgasmic
orgastic
peevish
peppery
perfervid
piqued
precipitate
provoking
prurient
pugnacious
quarrelsome
quick
quick-tempered
randy
ratty
red-hot
resolute
salacious
satyric
scorching
seething
sensual
serious
sex-starved
sexual
sexually excited
sexy
short-tempered
simmering
sincere
snappish
spirited
spunky
steaming
steamy
stimulated
stimulating
stirring
stormy
sultry
tantalized
temperamental
tempestuous
testy
tetchy
tickled
titillated
tornadic
totally committed
touchy
turned-on
unrestrained
unsatisfied
urgent
vehement
vigorous
violent
volatile
volcanic
warm
white-hot
wild
zealous
zestful
passion
ately
adoringly
affectionately
amorously
ardently
breathlessly
cordially
dearly
devotedly
devoutly
earnestly
effectively
eloquently
enthusiastically
excitedly
expressively
exuberantly
fervently
fervidly
feverishly
fluently
fondly
forcefully
glibly
glowingly
graphically
heart and soul
heartily
heatedly
hotly
im
passion
edly
impressively
in glowing terms
intensely
intently
keenly
kindly
lovingly
meaningfully
perfervidly
powerfully
seriously
sincerely
smoothly
spiritedly
strikingly
tellingly
tenderly
vehemently
vigorously
vividly
warmly
with affection
with love
zealously
passion
less
affectless
anesthetized
apathetic
arctic
autistic
blunt
catatonic
chill
chilly
cold
cold as charity
cold-blooded
coldhearted
cool
desireless
detached
dis
passion
ate
drugged
dull
emotionally dead
emotionless
frigid
frosted
frosty
frozen
heartless
icy
immovable
impassible
impassive
inappetent
indifferent
inexcitable
inhibited
insusceptible
loveless
nirvanic
nonemotional
objective
obtuse
out of touch
self-absorbed
soulless
spiritless
unaffected
unaffectionate
unambitious
unaspiring
unattracted
uncaring
unconcerned
undersexed
undesirous
uneager
unemotional
unenthusiastic
unfeeling
unim
passion
ed
unimpressionable
unloving
unmoved
un
passion
ate
unresponding
unresponsive
unsusceptible
unsympathetic
untouchable
Maracujasaft Definition
Cream-fruit
(
n.
)
A
plant
of
Sierra
Leone
which
yields
a
wholesome,
creamy
juice.
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
Whatever
is
produced
for
the
nourishment
or
enjoyment
of
man
or
animals
by
the
processes
of
vegetable
growth,
as
corn,
grass,
cotton,
flax,
etc.
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
The
pulpy,
edible
seed
vessels
of
certain
plants,
especially
those
grown
on
branches
above
ground,
as
apples,
oranges,
grapes,
melons,
berries,
etc.
See
3.
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
The
ripened
ovary
of
a
flowering
plant,
with
its
contents
and
whatever
parts
are
consolidated
with
it.
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
The
spore
cases
or
conceptacles
of
flowerless
plants,
as
of
ferns,
mosses,
algae,
etc.,
with
the
spores
contained
in
them.
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
The
produce
of
animals
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
That
which
is
produced
Fruit
(
v.
i.)
To
bear
fruit.
Fruit'y
(
a.
)
Having
the
odor,
taste,
or
appearance
of
fruit
Grape
fruit
(
)
The
shaddock.
Nectar
(
n.
)
The
drink
of
the
gods
(as
ambrosia
was
their
food)
Nectar
(
n.
)
A
sweetish
secretion
of
blossoms
from
which
bees
make
honey.
Passion
(
n.
)
A
suffering
or
enduring
of
imposed
or
inflicted
pain
Passion
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
acted
upon
Passion
(
n.
)
Capacity
of
being
affected
by
external
agents
Passion
(
n.
)
The
state
of
the
mind
when
it
is
powerfully
acted
upon
and
influenced
by
something
external
to
itself
Passion
(
n.
)
Disorder
of
the
mind
Passion
(
n.
)
Passion
week.
See
Passion
week,
below.
Passion
(
v.
t.)
To
give
a
passionate
character
to.
Passion
(
v.
i.)
To
suffer
pain
or
sorrow
passion fruit nectar Bedeutung
fruit
bat
megabat
large
Old
World
bat
of
warm
and
tropical
regions
that
feeds
on
fruit
harpy
harpy
bat
tube-nosed
bat
tube-nosed
fruit
bat
any
of
various
fruit
bats
of
the
genus
Nyctimene
distinguished
by
nostrils
drawn
out
into
diverging
tubes
fruit
fly
pomace
fly
any
of
numerous
small
insects
whose
larvae
feed
on
fruits
Mediterranean
fruit
fly
medfly
Ceratitis
capitata
small
black-and-white
fly
that
damages
citrus
and
other
fruits
by
implanting
eggs
that
hatch
inside
the
fruit
fruit
machine
a
coin-operated
gambling
machine
that
produces
random
combinations
of
symbols
(usually
pictures
of
different
fruits)
on
rotating
dials,
certain
combinations
win
money
for
the
player
yield
fruit
an
amount
of
a
product
heat
warmth
passion
the
trait
of
being
intensely
emotional
forbidden
fruit
originally
an
apple
from
the
tree
of
knowledge
of
good
and
evil
in
the
Garden
of
Eden,
it
is
now
used
to
refer
to
anything
that
is
tempting
but
dangerous
(as
sexuality)
love
passion
any
object
of
warm
affection
or
devotion,
the
theater
was
her
first
love,
he
has
a
passion
for
cock
fighting,
fruit
of
the
poisonous
tree
a
rule
that
once
primary
evidence
is
determined
to
have
been
illegally
obtained
any
secondary
evidence
following
from
it
may
also
not
be
used
Passion
play
a
play
representing
the
Passion
of
Christ
fruit
the
consequence
of
some
effort
or
action,
he
lived
long
enough
to
see
the
fruit
of
his
policies
passion
passionateness
a
strong
feeling
or
emotion
passion
a
feeling
of
strong
sexual
desire
fruit
cocktail
a
mixture
of
sliced
or
diced
fruits
candied
fruit
succade
crystallized
fruit
fruit
cooked
in
sugar
syrup
and
encrusted
with
a
sugar
crystals
ambrosia
nectar
(classical
mythology)
the
food
and
drink
of
the
gods,
mortals
who
ate
it
became
immortal
compote
fruit
compote
dessert
of
stewed
or
baked
fruit
fruit
custard
a
custard
containing
fruit
fruit
bar
cookies
containing
chopped
fruits
either
mixed
in
the
dough
or
spread
between
layers
of
dough
then
baked
and
cut
in
bars
edible
fruit
edible
reproductive
body
of
a
seed
plant
especially
one
having
sweet
flesh
carambola
star
fruit
deeply
ridged
yellow-brown
tropical
fruit,
used
raw
as
a
vegetable
or
in
salad
or
when
fully
ripe
as
a
dessert
citrus
citrus
fruit
citrous
fruit
any
of
numerous
fruits
of
the
genus
Citrus
having
thick
rind
and
juicy
pulp,
grown
in
warm
regions
tangelo
ugli
ugli
fruit
large
sweet
juicy
hybrid
between
tangerine
and
grapefruit
having
a
thick
wrinkled
skin
dried
fruit
fruit
preserved
by
drying
passion
fruit
egg-shaped
tropical
fruit
of
certain
passionflower
vines,
used
for
sherbets
and
confectionery
and
drinks
genipap
genipap
fruit
a
succulent
orange-sized
tropical
fruit
with
a
thick
rind
kiwi
kiwi
fruit
Chinese
gooseberry
fuzzy
brown
egg-shaped
fruit
with
slightly
tart
green
flesh
fruit
salad
salad
composed
of
fruits
fruit
juice
fruit
crush
drink
produced
by
squeezing
or
crushing
fruit
nectar
fruit
juice
especially
when
undiluted
fruit
drink
ade
a
sweetened
beverage
of
diluted
fruit
juice
fruit
punch
a
punch
made
of
fruit
juices
mixed
with
water
or
soda
water
(with
or
without
alcohol)
mania
passion
cacoethes
an
irrational
but
irresistible
motive
for
a
belief
or
action
fruit
grower
someone
who
grows
fruit
commercially
samara
key
fruit
key
a
winged
often
one-seed
indehiscent
fruit
as
of
the
ash
or
elm
or
maple
banana
passion
fruit
Passiflora
mollissima
cultivated
for
fruit
fruit
tree
tree
bearing
edible
fruit
genipap
fruit
jagua
marmalade
box
Genipa
Americana
tree
of
the
West
Indies
and
northern
South
America
bearing
succulent
edible
orange-sized
fruit
tangelo
tangelo
tree
ugli
fruit
Citrus
tangelo
hybrid
between
grapefruit
and
mandarin
orange,
cultivated
especially
in
Florida
fruit
the
ripened
reproductive
body
of
a
seed
plant
aggregate
fruit
multiple
fruit
syncarp
fruit
consisting
of
many
individual
small
fruits
or
drupes
derived
from
separate
ovaries
within
a
common
receptacle:
e.g.
blackberry,
raspberry,
pineapple
simple
fruit
bacca
an
indehiscent
fruit
derived
from
a
single
ovary
having
one
or
many
seeds
within
a
fleshy
wall
or
pericarp:
e.g.
grape,
tomato,
cranberry
drupe
stone
fruit
fleshy
indehiscent
fruit
with
a
single
seed:
e.g.
almond,
peach,
plum,
cherry,
elderberry,
olive,
jujube
pome
false
fruit
a
fleshy
fruit
(apple
or
pear
or
related
fruits)
having
seed
chambers
and
an
outer
fleshy
part
accessory
fruit
pseudocarp
fruit
containing
much
fleshy
tissue
besides
that
of
the
ripened
ovary,
as
apple
or
strawberry
rage
passion
something
that
is
desired
intensely,
his
rage
for
fame
destroyed
him
Passion
Passion
of
Christ
the
suffering
of
Jesus
at
the
Crucifixion
nectar
a
sweet
liquid
secretion
that
is
attractive
to
pollinators
fructose
fruit
sugar
levulose
laevulose
a
simple
sugar
found
in
honey
and
in
many
ripe
fruits
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