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Definition
Synonym
Perig�um
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Springflut
f
; Springtide
f
Springfluten
pl
perigäische Springflut; extreme Springflut (im Mondperigäum)
spring tide
spring tides
perigean spring tide; king tide
coll.
Springflut
f
; Springgezeit
f
; Springtide
f
geogr.
phys.
naut.
Springfluten
pl
; Springgezeiten
pl
; Springtiden
pl
perigäische Springflut; extreme Springflut (im Mondperigäum)
spring tide (highest ordinary tide at or after new and full moon)
spring tides
perigean spring tide; king tide
coll.
Perigäum
n
, Erdnähe
f
astron.
perigee
Erdnähe
f
; erdnächster Punkt
m
; Perigäum
n
(eines Himmelskörpers auf seiner Bahn)
astron.
in Erdnähe
perigee; nearest point to earth (of a celestial object on its orbit)
at perigee
periganglionär; in der Umgebung eines Ganglions (liegend gelegen)
adj
anat.
periganglionic
perigartikulär; in der Umgebung eines Gelenks (liegend gelegen); ein Gelenk umgebend
adj
anat.
perigarticular
perigastral; in der Umgebung des Magens (liegend gelegen)
adj
anat.
perigastric
perigemmal; in der Umgebung einer Geschmacksknospe (liegend gelegen)
adj
anat.
perigemmal
perigenital; in der Umgebung der Geschlechtsorgane (liegend gelegen)
adj
anat.
perigenital
periglandulär; periglandular; in der Umgebung einer Drüse (liegend gelegen)
adj
anat.
periglandular
periglazial
adj
geol.
periglacial; cryergic
periglottisch; in der Umgebung der Zunge (liegend gelegen)
adj
anat.
periglottic
perignath; perignathisch; in der Umgebung der Kiefer (liegend gelegen)
adj
anat.
perignathic
Perigonium
n
(Blütenhülle aus farbenfrohen Blättern)
bot.
perigynium
Deutsche
Perig�um Synonyme
Englische
spring tide Synonyme
spring
Eastertide
Highland fling
Lastex
Maytime
accrue from
adaptability
adolescence
aestival
air mattress
airiness
ambition
anabasis
and jump
appear
arctic
arise
arrive
ascension
ascent
aspiration
autumn
autumnal
backfire
backlash
backlashing
balance
spring
baleen
basis
baths
battledore
be born
be contingent on
be due to
bedding
bed
spring
begin
beginning
bend
bevy
birth
blast
blitz
blow to pieces
blow up
bolster
bolt
bomb
bombard
bonanza
boomerang
boreal
bounce
bounce back
bounciness
bound
bound back
broach
broad jump
brumal
buck
buckjump
buckle
bud from
budtime
buoyance
buoyancy
burst forth
calling
canicular
cannon
cannon off
canter
capriole
carom
casino
cause
charm
chewing gum
chink
clamber
clear
cleave
climb
climbing
cloud
club
clubhouse
come
come from
come into being
come into existence
come out
come out of
come up
commence
consideration
contort
contrecoup
cornucopia
covey
crack
crevasse
crook
crumple
curvet
cushion
cut
cut open
dart
demivolt
depend on
derive from
descend from
discharge
dispart
distort
divaricate
divide
elastic
elasticity
elastomer
elevation
emanate
emanate from
emancipate
emerge
emerge from
ensue from
equinoctial
escalade
evolve
excitant
extensibility
fissure
flexibility
flight
flock
flow
flow from
fly
fly back
fly open
flying jump
follow from
font
fount
fountain
fountainhead
fox-trot
gaggle
galliard
gallop
gambling house
gathering place
gelandesprung
germinate from
get
git
give
gnarl
goal
gold mine
grand jete
greenness
ground
grow
grow from
grow out of
guiding light
guiding star
gum
gum elastic
gush
gyring up
hair
spring
handball
hand
spring
hang on
hangout
hatch
haunt
have repercussions
head
head
spring
headstream
headwater
health resort
hibernal
hiemal
high jump
hightail
hinge on
hippety-hop
hive
hop
hop along
hotfoot
hurdle
ideal
impetus
incise
spring
fever
dilatoriness
do-nothingness
ergophobia
faineancy
faineantise
hoboism
indolence
inertia
inexertion
laggardness
laziness
lotus-eating
remissness
shiftlessness
sloth
slothfulness
slowness
vagrancy
spring
up
appear
approach
arise
be born
become
blossom
bob up
break forth
break out
break water
brew
burgeon
burst forth
chance
come along
come forth
come into being
come into existence
come on
come out
come to be
crop up
debouch
develop
draw on
erupt
flare up
flash
float up
flourish
fly up
fountain
gather
germinate
get to be
gleam
grow
grow up
gush
have origin
hypertrophy
increase
irrupt
issue
issue forth
jet
jump up
leap up
materialize
mature
mushroom
originate
outgrow
overdevelop
overgrow
overtop
pop up
present itself
procreate
pullulate
reproduce
rise
rocket
shoot up
show up
skyrocket
sprout
sprout up
spurt
start up
surface
take birth
take rise
thrive
tower
turn up
upleap
upshoot
upspear
up
spring
upsprout
upstart
vault up
vegetate
wax
spring
upon
ambush
astonish
bushwhack
catch at
catch off-guard
catch unawares
come from behind
come upon unexpectedly
do the unexpected
drop in on
fasten upon
jump
jump at
pounce upon
pull up short
scramble for
seize on
snap at
snatch at
spring
a surprise
surprise
swoop down upon
take by surprise
take short
take unawares
spring
board
Lastex
baleen
battledore
chewing gum
elastic
elastomer
gum
gum elastic
handball
jumping jack
racket
rubber
rubber ball
rubber band
spandex
spring
stretch fabric
trampoline
whalebone
spring
bok
Cape elk
Virginia deer
antelope
buck
camel
camelopard
caribou
deer
deerlet
doe
dromedary
eland
elk
fallow deer
fawn
gazelle
giraffe
gnu
hart
hartebeest
hind
kaama
moose
mule deer
musk deer
okapi
red deer
reindeer
roe
roe deer
roebuck
stag
wildebeest
spring
e
bait
birdlime
bola
booby trap
cobweb
deadfall
dragnet
fishhook
fly
gill net
ground bait
hook
jig
lariat
lasso
lime
lure
meshes
mousetrap
net
noose
plug
pound net
purse seine
seine
snare
sniggle
spinner
squid
toils
trapfall
trawl
wobbler
spring
like
aestival
arctic
autumn
autumnal
beryl-green
berylline
blue-green
bluish-green
boreal
brumal
canicular
chartreuse
chloranemic
chlorine
chlorotic
citrine
citrinous
emerald
equinoctial
foliaged
glaucescent
glaucous
glaucous-green
grassy
green
green as grass
green-blue
greenish
greenish-blue
greenish-yellow
greensick
hibernal
hiemal
holly
ivy
ivy-green
leafy
leaved
midsummer
midwinter
olivaceous
olive
olive-green
out of season
porraceous
seasonal
smaragdine
solstitial
spring
summer
summerlike
summerly
summery
verdant
verdurous
vernal
vernant
vert
virescent
winter
winterlike
wintery
wintry
yellowish-green
spring
y
adaptable
adaptive
bendable
bending
bouncy
buoyant
compliant
ductile
elastic
extensible
extensile
fabricable
facile
fictile
flexible
flexile
flexuous
formable
formative
giving
impressible
impressionable
like putty
limber
lissome
lithe
lithesome
lively
malleable
moldable
plastic
pliable
pliant
rebounding
receptive
recoiling
resilient
responsive
sensitive
sequacious
shapable
stretch
stretchable
stretchy
submissive
supple
susceptible
tractable
tractile
whippy
willowy
yielding
Perig�um Definition
Bartholomew
tide
(
)
Time
of
the
festival
of
St.
Bartholomew,
August
24th.
Coll
(
v.
t.)
To
embrace.
Ebb
tide
(
)
The
reflux
of
tide
water
King
(
n.
)
A
Chinese
musical
instrument,
consisting
of
resonant
stones
or
metal
plates,
arranged
according
to
their
tones
in
a
frame
of
wood,
and
struck
with
a
hammer.
King
(
n.
)
A
chief
ruler
King
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
holds
a
supreme
position
or
rank
King
(
n.
)
A
playing
card
having
the
picture
of
a
king
King
(
n.
)
The
chief
piece
in
the
game
of
chess.
King
(
n.
)
A
crowned
man
in
the
game
of
draughts.
King
(
n.
)
The
title
of
two
historical
books
in
the
Old
Testament.
King
(
v.
i.)
To
supply
with
a
king
King
Charles
spaniel
(
)
A
variety
of
small
pet
dogs,
having,
drooping
ears,
a
high,
dome-shaped
forehead,
pug
nose,
large,
prominent
eyes,
and
long,
wavy
hair.
The
color
is
usually
black
and
tan.
King-post
(
n.
)
A
member
of
a
common
form
of
truss,
as
a
roof
truss.
It
is
strictly
a
tie,
intended
to
prevent
the
sagging
of
the
tiebeam
in
the
middle.
If
there
are
struts,
supporting
the
main
rafters,
they
often
bear
upon
the
foot
of
the
king-post.
Called
also
crown-post.
King's
Bench
(
)
Formerly,
the
highest
court
of
common
law
in
England
Perigean
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
the
perigee.
Sea
king
(
)
One
of
the
leaders
among
the
Norsemen
who
passed
their
lives
in
roving
the
seas
in
search
of
plunder
and
adventures
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
leap
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
issue
with
speed
and
violence
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
start
or
rise
suddenly,
as
from
a
covert.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
fly
back
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
bend
from
a
straight
direction
or
plane
surface
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
shoot
up,
out,
or
forth
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
issue
or
proceed,
as
from
a
parent
or
ancestor
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
grow
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
spring
up
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
produce
or
disclose
suddenly
or
unexpectedly.
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
explode
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
crack
or
split
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
close
suddenly,
as
the
parts
of
a
trap
operated
by
a
spring
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
bend
by
force,
as
something
stiff
or
strong
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
over
by
leaping
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
leap
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
flying
back
Spring
(
v.
i.)
Elastic
power
or
force.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
An
elastic
body
of
any
kind,
as
steel,
India
rubber,
tough
wood,
or
compressed
air,
used
for
various
mechanical
purposes,
as
receiving
and
imparting
power,
diminishing
concussion,
regulating
motion,
measuring
weight
or
other
force.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
Any
source
of
supply
Spring
(
v.
i.)
Any
active
power
Spring
(
v.
i.)
That
which
springs,
or
is
originated,
from
a
source
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
race
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
youth
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
shoot
Spring
(
v.
i.)
That
which
causes
one
to
spring
Spring
(
v.
i.)
The
season
of
the
year
when
plants
begin
to
vegetate
and
grow
Spring
(
v.
i.)
The
time
of
growth
and
progress
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
crack
or
fissure
in
a
mast
or
yard,
running
obliquely
or
transversely.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
line
led
from
a
vessel's
quarter
to
her
cable
so
that
by
tightening
or
slacking
it
she
can
be
made
to
lie
in
any
desired
position
Tide
(
prep.
)
Time
Tide
(
prep.
)
The
alternate
rising
and
falling
of
the
waters
of
the
ocean,
and
of
bays,
rivers,
etc.,
connected
therewith.
The
tide
ebbs
and
flows
twice
in
each
lunar
day,
or
the
space
of
a
little
more
than
twenty-four
hours.
It
is
occasioned
by
the
attraction
of
the
sun
and
moon
(the
influence
of
the
latter
being
three
times
that
of
the
former),
acting
unequally
on
the
waters
in
different
parts
of
the
earth,
thus
disturbing
their
equilibrium.
A
high
tide
upon
one
side
of
the
earth
is
accompanied
by
a
high
tide
upon
the
opposite
side.
Hence,
when
the
sun
and
moon
are
in
conjunction
or
opposition,
as
at
new
moon
and
full
moon,
their
action
is
such
as
to
produce
a
greater
than
the
usual
tide,
called
the
spring
tide,
as
represented
in
the
cut.
When
the
moon
is
in
the
first
or
third
quarter,
the
sun's
attraction
in
part
counteracts
the
effect
of
the
moon's
attraction,
thus
producing
under
the
moon
a
smaller
tide
than
usual,
called
the
neap
tide.
Tide
(
prep.
)
A
stream
Tide
(
prep.
)
Tendency
or
direction
of
causes,
influences,
or
events
spring tide / spring tides / perigean spring tide; king tide [coll.] Bedeutung
leap
leaping
spring
saltation
bound
bounce
a
light,
self-propelled
movement
upwards
or
forwards
spring
break
a
week
or
more
of
recess
during
the
spring
term
at
school
king
vulture
Sarcorhamphus
papa
large
black-and-white
vulture
of
South
America
and
Central
America,
have
colorful
wattles
and
wartlike
protuberances
on
head
and
neck
leopard
frog
spring
frog
Rana
pipiens
common
North
American
green
or
brownish
frog
having
white-edged
dark
oval
spots
green
frog
spring
frog
Rana
clamitans
similar
to
bullfrog,
found
in
or
near
marshes
and
ponds,
of
United
States
and
Canada
spring
peeper
Hyla
crucifer
a
small
brown
tree
toad
having
a
shrill
call
heard
near
wetlands
of
eastern
United
States
and
Canada
in
early
spring
king
snake
kingsnake
any
of
numerous
nonvenomous
North
American
constrictors,
feed
on
other
snakes
and
small
mammals
hamadryad
king
cobra
Ophiophagus
hannah
Naja
hannah
large
cobra
of
southeastern
Asia
and
the
East
Indies,
the
largest
venomous
snake,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Naja
horseshoe
crab
king
crab
Limulus
polyphemus
Xiphosurus
polyphemus
large
marine
arthropod
of
the
Atlantic
coast
of
North
America
having
a
domed
carapace
that
is
shaped
like
a
horseshoe
and
a
stiff
pointed
tail,
a
living
fossil
related
to
the
wood
louse
spring
chicken
a
young
chicken
having
tender
meat
king
crab
Alaska
crab
Alaskan
king
crab
Alaska
king
crab
Paralithodes
camtschatica
large
edible
crab
of
northern
Pacific
waters
especially
along
the
coasts
of
Alaska
and
Japan
European
spider
crab
king
crab
Maja
squinado
a
large
spider
crab
of
Europe
king
penguin
Aptenodytes
patagonica
large
penguin
on
islands
bordering
the
Antarctic
Circle
King
Charles
spaniel
a
toy
English
spaniel
with
a
black-and-tan
coat,
named
after
Charles
II
who
popularized
it
lion
king
of
beasts
Panthera
leo
large
gregarious
predatory
feline
of
Africa
and
India
having
a
tawny
coat
with
a
shaggy
mane
in
the
male
spring
cankerworm
variably
colored
looper,
larva
of
Paleacrita
vernata
chinook
chinook
salmon
king
salmon
quinnat
salmon
Oncorhynchus
tshawytscha
large
Pacific
salmon
valued
as
food,
adults
die
after
spawning
oarfish
king
of
the
herring
ribbonfish
Regalecus
glesne
thin
deep-water
tropical
fishtofeet
long
having
a
red
dorsal
fin
king
whiting
Menticirrhus
americanus
whiting
of
the
southeastern
coast
of
North
America
king
mackerel
cavalla
cero
Scomberomorus
cavalla
large
mackerel
with
long
pointed
snout,
important
food
and
game
fish
of
the
eastern
Atlantic
coast
southward
to
Brazil
air
cushion
air
spring
a
mechanical
device
using
confined
air
to
absorb
the
shock
of
motion
box
spring
a
coiled
bedspring
in
a
frame
that
is
covered
with
cloth
coil
spring
volute
spring
a
spring
in
the
shape
of
a
coil
king
(chess)
the
weakest
but
the
most
important
piece
king
one
of
the
four
playing
cards
in
a
deck
bearing
the
picture
of
a
king
king
a
checker
that
has
been
moved
to
the
opponent's
first
row
where
it
is
promoted
to
a
piece
that
is
free
to
move
either
forward
or
backward
king
post
post
connecting
the
crossbeam
to
the
apex
of
a
triangular
truss
leaf
spring
long
narrow
spring
consisting
of
several
layers
of
metal
springs
bracketed
together
Round
Table
King
Arthur's
Round
Table
(legend)
the
circular
table
for
King
Arthur
and
his
knights
set
gun
spring
gun
a
gun
that
is
set
to
fire
on
any
intruder
that
comes
in
contact
with
the
wire
that
sets
it
off
spiral
spring
a
spring
that
is
wound
like
a
spiral
spring
a
metal
elastic
device
that
returns
to
its
shape
or
position
when
pushed
or
pulled
or
pressed,
the
spring
was
broken
spring
balance
spring
scale
a
balance
that
measure
weight
by
the
tension
on
a
helical
spring
spring
mattress
a
mattress
containing
springs
in
a
rigid
frame
give
spring
springiness
the
elasticity
of
something
that
can
be
stretched
and
returns
to
its
original
length
Authorized
Version
King
James
Version
King
James
Bible
an
English
translation
of
the
Bible
published
in
King's
English
Queen's
English
English
as
spoken
by
educated
persons
in
southern
England
high
tide
high
water
highwater
the
tide
when
the
water
is
highest
low
tide
low
water
the
lowest
(farthest)
ebb
of
the
tide
tide
the
periodic
rise
and
fall
of
the
sea
level
under
the
gravitational
pull
of
the
moon
direct
tide
the
occurrence
of
high
tide
on
one
side
of
the
earth
coinciding
with
high
tide
on
the
opposite
side
flood
tide
flood
rising
tide
the
occurrence
of
incoming
water
(between
a
low
tide
and
the
following
high
tide),
a
tide
in
the
affairs
of
men
which,
taken
at
the
flood,
leads
on
to
fortune
-Shakespeare
neap
tide
neap
a
less
than
average
tide
occurring
at
the
first
and
third
quarters
of
the
moon
leeward
tide
lee
tide
a
tide
that
runs
in
the
same
direction
as
the
wind
is
blowing,
a
leeward
tide
is
dangerous
for
small
boats
slack
water
slack
tide
the
occurrence
of
relatively
still
water
at
the
turn
of
the
(low)
tide
rip
riptide
tide
rip
crosscurrent
countercurrent
a
stretch
of
turbulent
water
in
a
river
or
the
sea
caused
by
one
current
flowing
into
or
across
another
current
climax
flood
tide
the
highest
point
of
anything
conceived
of
as
growing
or
developing
or
unfolding,
the
climax
of
the
artist's
career,
in
the
flood
tide
of
his
success
tide
something
that
may
increase
or
decrease
(like
the
tides
of
the
sea),
a
rising
tide
of
popular
interest
green
onion
spring
onion
scallion
a
young
onion
before
the
bulb
has
enlarged,
eaten
in
salads
Alaska
king
crab
Alaskan
king
crab
king
crab
Alaska
crab
meat
of
large
cold-water
crab,
mainly
leg
meat
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