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Definition
Synonym
Verlierteile
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Verlierteile
pl
loose and easily lost items
Verlierteile
pl
loose and easily lost items
verlieren
v
verlierend
verloren
er
sie verliert
ich
er
sie verlor
er
sie hat
hatte verloren
ich
er
sie verlöre
den Halt verlieren
den Kopf verlieren
übtr.
aus den Augen verlieren
sein letztes Hemd verlieren
übtr.
, alles verlieren
to lose {lost, lost}
losing
lost
he
she loses
I
he
she lost
he
she has
had lost
I
he
she would lose
to lose one's grip
to lose one's head
fig.
to lose sight of
to lose one's shirt
fig.
verwirken, verpassen, verlieren
v
, verlustig gehen
verwirkend, verpassend, verlierend, verlustig gehend
verwirkt, verpasst, verloren, verlustig gegangen
verwirkt, verpasst, verliert, geht verlustig
verwirkte, verpasste, verlor, ging verlustig
to forfeit
forfeiting
forfeited
forfeits
forfeited
Er verliert die Fassung nie.
He never loses his poise.
Er verliert die Fassung nie
he never loses his poise
verliert
loses
verliert nie die Fassung
never loses her poise
verliert nie die Fassung
never loses his poise
Spur
f
; Fährte
f
Spuren
pl
; Fährten
pl
auf den Spuren von Marco Polo Shakespeare etc.
Er flog am Dritten nach Katmandu und dort verliert sich seine Spur.
trail
trails
on the trail of Marco Polo Shakespeare etc.
On the third he took a flight to Kathmandu and (from) there the trail went cold.
flüchtig kurzzeitig; kurz; vergänglich
adj
ein flüchtiger Gedanke
ein flüchtiger Eindruck
ein flüchtiger Blick Lächeln
eine flüchtige Begegnung
ein Kurzbesuch
ein kurzer Glücksmoment
ein Färbung die sich rasch verliert
vergängliche Schönheit
für einen kurzen Augenblick
fleeting; fugitive
poet.
a fleeting fugitive thought
a fleeting fugitive impression
a fleeting glance smile
a fleeting encounter
a fleeting fugitive visit
a fleeting moment of happiness
a fugitive dye
fleeting beauty
for a fleeting moment
verlieren
v
verlierend
verloren
er sie verliert
ich er sie verlor
er sie hat hatte verloren
ich er sie verlöre
den Halt verlieren
den Kopf verlieren
übtr.
aus den Augen verlieren
sein letztes Hemd verlieren
übtr.
; alles verlieren
Verlieren Sie den Mut nicht!
Was hast du schon zu verlieren (außer deiner Würde)?
to lose {lost; lost}
losing
lost
he she loses
I he she lost
he she has had lost
I he she would lose
to lose one's grip
to lose one's head
fig.
to lose sight of
to lose one's shirt
fig.
Don't lose courage!
What have you got to lose (except your dignity)?
sich verlieren; sich mitreißen lassen; über die Stränge schlagen; sich bei etw. austoben
bei Süßigkeiten über die Stränge schlagen; sich bei Süßigkeiten austoben
sich von der allgemeinen Stimmung beeinflussen (und zu unüberlegten Handlungen hinreißen) lassen
sich von der Musik mitreißen lassen
Bei den vielen Möglichkeiten der Grafiksoftware verliert man sich leicht.
to be get carried away (with sth.)
to get carried away with sweets
to get carried away with the atmosphere
to be carried away with the music
It's easy to get carried away when you can do so much with the graphics software.
verwirken; verpassen; verlieren
v
; verlustig gehen
verwirkend; verpassend; verlierend; verlustig gehend
verwirkt; verpasst; verloren; verlustig gegangen
verwirkt; verpasst; verliert; geht verlustig
verwirkte; verpasste; verlor; ging verlustig
to forfeit
forfeiting
forfeited
forfeits
forfeited
Spur
f
; Fährte
f
Spuren
pl
; Fährten
pl
auf den Spuren von Marco Polo Shakespeare usw.
jds. Spur des Verbrechers aufnehmen
einem Geheimnis usw. auf die Spur kommen
Er flog am Dritten nach Katmandu und dort verliert sich seine Spur.
trail
trails
on the trail of Marco Polo Shakespeare etc.
to pick up the criminal's trail
to get on the trail of a mystery etc.
On the third he took a flight to Kathmandu and (from) there the trail went cold.
Zeitfresser
m
; Zeiträuber
m
; (reine) Zeitverschwendung
f
; etw., mit dem man seine Zeit verschwendet; sinnlose Aktion
ugs.
; (nichts als eine) Spielerei
f
(Aktivität)
Das Internet hat das Fernsehen als größten Zeitfresser Zeiträuber abgelöst.
Schlecht geführte Besprechungen sind richtige Zeitfresser.; Mit schlecht geführten Besprechungen verliert man viel Zeit.; Für Besprechungen, die schlecht geführt sind, geht viel Zeit drauf.
ugs.
Ich bin der Ansicht, dass soziale Netzwerke eine ungeheure Zeitverschwendung sind.
Eines der Dinge, mit denen man die meiste Zeit verschwendet, ist, zu versuchen, sich an den Benutzernamen und das Kennwort für eine bestimmte Internetseite zu erinnern.
Nur ernst gemeinte Angebote, keine Juxanfragen bitte.
time-waster; time suck
Am.
coll.
(activity)
The internet has replaced television as the biggest time-waster.
Badly chaired meetings are real time wasters.
I believe that social networks are a gigantic time waster time suck.
One of the biggest time-wasters involves trying to remember a username and password for a particular website.
Open to sensible offers, no time wasters please!
(rein) akademisch
adj
(ohne praktische Bedeutung)
eine rein akademische Diskussion
Die Sache verliert zunehmend an praktischer Bedeutung.
moot (having no practical relevance)
a moot discussion
The whole matter is becoming increasingly moot.
flüchtig, kurzzeitig; kurz; vergänglich
adj
ein flüchtiger Gedanke
ein flüchtiger Eindruck
ein flüchtiger Blick Lächeln
eine flüchtige Begegnung
ein Kurzbesuch
ein kurzer Glücksmoment
ein Färbung, die sich rasch verliert
vergängliche Schönheit
für einen kurzen Augenblick
fleeting; fugitive
poet.
a fleeting fugitive thought
a fleeting fugitive impression
a fleeting glance smile
a fleeting encounter
a fleeting fugitive visit
a fleeting moment of happiness
a fugitive dye
fleeting beauty
for a fleeting moment
verlieren
v
verlierend
verloren
er sie verliert
ich er sie verlor
er sie hat hatte verloren
ich er sie verlöre
den Halt verlieren
die Geduld verlieren; die Beherrschung verlieren
den Glanz verlieren
seine Ãœberlegenheit verlieren
den Kopf verlieren
übtr.
aus den Augen verlieren
sein letztes Hemd verlieren
übtr.
; alles verlieren
Verlieren Sie den Mut nicht!
Was hast du schon zu verlieren (außer deiner Würde)?
to lose {lost; lost}
losing
lost
he she loses
I he she lost
he she has had lost
I he she would lose
to lose one's grip
to lose one's temper
to lose its shine
to lose one's edge
to lose one's head
fig.
to lose sight of
to lose one's shirt
fig.
Don't lose courage!
What have you got to lose (except your dignity)?
sich verlieren; sich mitreißen lassen; über die Stränge schlagen; sich bei etw. austoben
v
bei Süßigkeiten über die Stränge schlagen; sich bei Süßigkeiten austoben
sich von der allgemeinen Stimmung beeinflussen (und zu unüberlegten Handlungen hinreißen) lassen
sich von der Musik mitreißen lassen
Bei den vielen Möglichkeiten der Grafiksoftware verliert man sich leicht.
to be get carried away (with sth.)
to get carried away with sweets
to get carried away with the atmosphere
to be carried away with the music
It's easy to get carried away when you can do so much with the graphics software.
Verlierteile
pl
loose and easily lost items
Deutsche
Verlierteile Synonyme
Englische
loose and easily lost items Synonyme
loose
Bohemian
Paphian
abandoned
abate
absonant
adrift
affable
afloat
afoot and lighthearted
aid
aimless
aleatoric
aleatory
alleviate
amorphous
approximate
approximative
at large
at liberty
aweigh
bagging
baggy
ballooning
barbarous
bate
beat-up
bedraggled
blobby
blowzy
blurred
blurry
break
loose
broad
by the way
capricious
careless
cast off
cast-off
casual
chambering
chance
chancy
chaotic
chintzy
clear
clear the way
confused
contradictory
contrary to reason
cool off
cordial
corrupt
culpably negligent
dangling
debauched
degage
deliver
derelict
desultory
detach
detached
deviative
diffuse
digressive
dilapidated
discharge
disconnected
discontinuous
discursive
disengage
disengaged
disenthrall
disjoin
disjointed
disordered
disorganized
disperse
dispersed
dissolute
doff
drabbletailed
draggled
draggletailed
drooping
droopy
ease
ease off
ease up
easy
easygoing
emancipate
emancipated
emit
episodic
erroneous
escape
escaped
excursive
expedite
explain
extravagant
facilitate
fallacious
familiar
fast
faulty
fire
flabby
flaccid
flapping
flawed
fled
flee
flimsy
floating
floppy
flowing
flown
foggy
folksy
foot
loose
foot
loose
and fancy-free
free
free and easy
free as air
freeborn
freed
frowzy
frumpish
frumpy
fugitive
fuzzy
general
give out with
go-as-you-please
go-go
gracious
grease
grease the ways
grease the wheels
grubby
hanging
hasten
haymish
hazy
help along
hit-or-miss
homely
homey
ill-defined
illogical
immoderate
immoral
impotent
imprecise
improper
in disarray
in disorder
in rags
in the clear
inaccurate
inadvertent
inattentive
inauthentic
inchoate
incoherent
inconclusive
incongruous
inconsequent
inconsequential
inconsistent
inconstant
incontinent
incorrect
indecisive
indefinable
indefinite
indeterminable
indeterminate
indifferent
indistinct
indulgent
inexact
infelicitous
informal
intemperate
inval
loose
ends
Sisyphean labor
bad job
botch
bungling
endless task
failure
haphazardness
inexecution
messiness
neglect
nonaccomplishment
nonachievement
nonconsummation
nondischarging
nonexecution
nonfeasance
nonfulfillment
nonperformance
omission
rough edges
sad work
slapdash
slipshoddiness
slipshodness
sloppiness
slovenliness
slovenly performance
slovenry
sluttishness
unfulfillment
untidiness
work of Penelope
loose
woman
Jezebel
bad woman
baggage
bitch
broad
chippy
clitoromaniac
cocotte
drab
easy lay
easy woman
floozy
frail sister
grisette
harridan
hussy
hysteromaniac
jade
nymphet
nympho
nymphomaniac
pickup
quean
slut
strumpet
tart
trollop
trull
uteromaniac
wanton
wench
whore
loose
n
abate
bate
cast off
cushion
cut apart
detach
diffuse
discharge
disengage
disenthrall
disjoin
disperse
doff
ease
ease off
ease up
emancipate
fluff
free
gentle
knead
lax
laxate
let down
let go
let up
liberate
limber
limber up
loose
manumit
mash
massage
mellow
milden
mitigate
mollify
plump
pulp
relax
release
remit
remove
scatter
separate
sever
shake up
slack
slack off
slack up
slacken
slake
smash
soften
soften up
squash
subdue
supple
take off
tenderize
tone down
tune down
unbar
unbend
unbind
unbolt
unbrace
unbridle
unbuckle
unbutton
uncage
unchain
unclasp
undo
unfasten
unfetter
ungag
unglue
unhandcuff
unhobble
unhook
unlace
unlash
unlatch
unleash
unlock
un
loose
un
loose
n
unmanacle
unmuzzle
unpen
unpinion
unscrew
unshackle
unstick
unstrain
unstrap
unstring
untether
untie
untighten
untruss
unyoke
weaken
weigh anchor
loose
n up
amuse
beguile
beguile the time
convulse
delight
divert
drown care
ease off
enliven
entertain
exhilarate
fracture one
have a ball
have fun
kill
kill time
knock dead
laugh it up
live it up
raise a laugh
raise a smile
recreate
refresh
regale
relax
slay
solace
tickle
titillate
unbend
unlax
unwind
wow
loose
ness
Bohemianism
affability
allowance
amorphousness
approximation
bagginess
blobbiness
blowziness
blurriness
broadness
carelessness
casualness
chambering
chintziness
common touch
cordiality
culpa
culpable negligence
default
dereliction
deviation
disorder
disregard
dowdiness
ease
easiness
easy virtue
easygoingness
failure
familiarity
flabbiness
flaccidity
flaccidness
floppiness
fogginess
folksiness
frowziness
frumpishness
fuzziness
generality
graciousness
grubbiness
haziness
homeliness
homeyness
ill-definedness
impotence
imprecision
inaccuracy
inaccurateness
inadvertence
inadvertency
inattention
inchoateness
incoherence
incorrectness
indecisiveness
indefinableness
indefiniteness
indeterminateness
indifference
indistinctness
inexactitude
inexactness
informality
informalness
irregularity
laches
laissez-faire
lapse
laxation
laxity
laxness
leniency
lightness
limpness
loose
morals
loose
ning
messiness
mistiness
naturalness
neglect
neglectfulness
negligence
nonfeasance
noninterference
nonperformance
nonrestriction
obscuration
obscurity
offhandedness
omission
overindulgence
overlooking
overpermissiveness
oversight
permissiveness
plainness
poor stewardship
predictable error
probable error
procrastination
promiscuity
relaxation
relaxedness
remissness
ricketiness
rubberiness
seediness
shabbiness
shakiness
shapelessness
shoddiness
simplicity
slackness
slatternliness
sleeping around
slight
slipshodness
sloppiness
slovenliness
slovenry
sluttishness
sociability
softness
sordidness
squalidness
squalor
standard deviation
sweepingness
swinging
tackiness
tawdriness
tolerance
unaffectedness
unceremoniousness
unclearness
unconstrainedness
unconstraint
unconventionality
uncorrectness
unfactualness
unneatness
unpreciseness
unpretentiousness
unrestraint
unrigorousness
untidiness
vagueness
wantonness
waywardness
weakness
whorishness
loose
ning
abatement
allayment
alleviation
assuagement
blunting
calming
carelessness
damping
deadening
demulcent
demulsion
diminution
dulcification
dulling
easiness
easing
easygoingness
emollient
falling-off
hushing
impotence
imprecision
indifference
laxity
laxness
leniency
lessening
letdown
letup
lightening
loose
ness
lulling
mitigation
modulation
mollification
mollifying
negligence
overindulgence
overpermissiveness
pacification
palliation
permissiveness
quietening
quieting
reduction
relaxation
relaxedness
relaxing
remission
remissness
slackening
slackness
sloppiness
softening
softness
soothing
subduement
subduing
tempering
tranquilization
unrestraint
weakness
Verlierteile Definition
Easily
(
adv.
)
With
ease
Easily
(
adv.
)
Without
pain,
anxiety,
or
disturbance
Easily
(
adv.
)
Readily
Easily
(
adv.
)
Smoothly
Easily
(
adv.
)
Without
shaking
or
jolting
Loose
(
superl.
)
Unbound
Loose
(
superl.
)
Free
from
constraint
or
obligation
Loose
(
superl.
)
Not
tight
or
close
Loose
(
superl.
)
Not
dense,
close,
compact,
or
crowded
Loose
(
superl.
)
Not
precise
or
exact
Loose
(
superl.
)
Not
strict
in
matters
of
morality
Loose
(
superl.
)
Unconnected
Loose
(
superl.
)
Lax
Loose
(
superl.
)
Dissolute
Loose
(
superl.
)
Containing
or
consisting
of
obscene
or
unchaste
language
Loose
(
n.
)
Freedom
from
restraint.
Loose
(
n.
)
A
letting
go
Loose
(
a.
)
To
untie
or
unbind
Loose
(
a.
)
To
release
from
anything
obligatory
or
burdensome
Loose
(
a.
)
To
relax
Loose
(
a.
)
To
solve
Loose
(
v.
i.)
To
set
sail.
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Parted
with
unwillingly
or
unintentionally
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Parted
with
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Not
employed
or
enjoyed
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Having
wandered
from,
or
unable
to
find,
the
way
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Ruined
or
destroyed,
either
physically
or
morally
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Hardened
beyond
sensibility
or
recovery
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Not
perceptible
to
the
senses
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Occupied
with,
or
under
the
influence
of,
something,
so
as
to
be
insensible
of
external
things
loose and easily lost items Bedeutung
loose
end
unfinished
business
work
that
is
left
incomplete
lost
cause
a
defeated
cause
or
a
cause
for
which
defeat
is
inevitable
lost-and-found
repository
in
a
public
building
where
lost
articles
can
be
kept
until
their
owners
reclaim
them
loose
sentence
a
complex
sentence
in
which
the
main
clause
comes
first
and
the
subordinate
clause
follows
won-lost
record
(sports)
a
record
of
win
versus
losses
leaf
lettuce
loose-leaf
lettuce
lettuce
with
loosely
curled
leaves
that
do
not
form
a
compact
head
doomed
lost
people
who
are
destined
to
die
soon,
the
agony
of
the
doomed
was
in
his
voice
Lost
Tribes
the
ten
Tribes
of
Israel
that
were
deported
into
captivity
in
Assyria
aroundBC
(leaving
only
the
tribes
of
Judah
and
Benjamin)
adulteress
fornicatress
hussy
jade
loose
woman
slut
strumpet
trollop
a
woman
adulterer
loose
cannon
a
person
who
is
expected
to
perform
a
particular
task
but
who
is
out
of
control
and
dangerous
loose
smut
a
smut
fungus
of
the
genus
Ustilago
causing
a
smut
disease
of
grains
in
which
the
entire
head
is
transformed
into
a
dusty
mass
of
spores
operating
expense
operating
cost
overhead
budget
items
the
expense
of
maintaining
property
(e.g.,
paying
property
taxes
and
utilities
and
insurance),
it
does
not
include
depreciation
or
the
cost
of
financing
or
income
taxes
loose
smut
disease
of
grains,
the
entire
head
is
a
dusty
mass
of
spores
explode
burst
forth
break
loose
be
unleashed,
emerge
with
violence
or
noise,
His
anger
exploded
loosen
relax
loose
become
loose
or
looser
or
less
tight,
The
noose
loosened,
the
rope
relaxed
loosen
loose
make
loose
or
looser,
loosen
the
tension
on
a
rope
utter
emit
let
out
let
loose
express
audibly,
utter
sounds
(not
necessarily
words),
She
let
out
a
big
heavy
sigh,
He
uttered
strange
sounds
that
nobody
could
understand
loose
off
let
fly
let
drive
fire
as
from
a
gun,
The
soldiers
let
drive
their
bullets
unleash
let
loose
loose
turn
loose
or
free
from
restraint,
let
loose
mines,
Loose
terrible
plagues
upon
humanity
escape
get
away
break
loose
run
away
from
confinement,
The
convicted
murderer
escaped
from
a
high
security
prison
free
liberate
release
unloose
unloosen
loose
grant
freedom
to,
free
from
confinement
unaffixed
loose
not
affixed,
the
stamp
came
loose
easy
light
loose
promiscuous
sluttish
wanton
casual
and
unrestrained
in
sexual
behavior,
her
easy
virtue,
he
was
told
to
avoid
loose
(or
light)
women,
wanton
behavior
loose
not
compact
or
dense
in
structure
or
arrangement,
loose
gravel
lost
missed
not
caught
with
the
senses
or
the
mind,
words
lost
in
the
din
loose
(of
a
ball
in
sport)
not
in
the
possession
or
control
of
any
player,
a
loose
ball
lax
loose
emptying
easily
or
excessively,
loose
bowels
free
loose
liberal
not
literal,
a
loose
interpretation
of
what
she
had
been
told,
a
free
translation
of
the
poem
double-chinned
jowly
loose-jowled
having
sagging
folds
of
flesh
beneath
the
chin
or
lower
jaw
at
large(p)
escaped
loose
on
the
loose(p)
having
escaped,
especially
from
confinement,
a
convict
still
at
large,
searching
for
two
escaped
prisoners,
dogs
loose
on
the
streets,
criminals
on
the
loose
in
the
neighborhood
helpless
lost
unable
to
function,
without
help
loose
not
tight,
not
closely
constrained
or
constricted
or
constricting,
loose
clothing,
the
large
shoes
were
very
loose
baggy
loose-fitting
sloppy
not
fitting
closely,
hanging
loosely,
baggy
trousers,
a
loose-fitting
blouse
is
comfortable
in
hot
weather
lost
no
longer
in
your
possession
or
control,
unable
to
be
found
or
recovered,
a
lost
child,
lost
friends,
his
lost
book,
lost
opportunities
lost
spiritually
or
physically
doomed
or
destroyed,
lost
souls,
a
lost
generation,
a
lost
ship,
the
lost
platoon
lost
not
gained
or
won,
a
lost
battle,
a
lost
prize
informal
loose
not
officially
recognized
or
controlled,
an
informal
agreement,
a
loose
organization
of
the
local
farmers
confused
disoriented
lost
having
lost
your
bearings,
confused
as
to
time
or
place
or
personal
identity,
I
frequently
find
myself
disoriented
when
I
come
up
out
of
the
subway,
the
anesthetic
left
her
completely
disoriented
loose
not
carefully
arranged
in
a
package,
a
box
of
loose
nails
a
baffled
befuddled
bemused
bewildered
confounded
confused
lost
mazed
mixed-up
at
sea
perplexed
by
many
conflicting
situations
or
statements,
filled
with
bewilderment,
obviously
bemused
by
his
questions,
bewildered
and
confused,
a
cloudy
and
confounded
philosopher,
just
a
mixed-up
kid,
she
felt
lost
on
the
first
day
of
school
lost
incapable
of
being
recovered
or
regained,
his
lost
honor
idle
loose
lacking
a
sense
of
restraint
or
responsibility,
idle
talk,
a
loose
tongue
screw-loose
screwy
not
behaving
normally
loose
open
(of
textures)
full
of
small
openings
or
gaps,
an
open
texture,
a
loose
weave
loose
slack
not
tense
or
taut,
the
old
man's
skin
hung
loose
and
grey,
slack
and
wrinkled
skin,
slack
sails,
a
slack
rope
loose-jointed
loosely
articulated
or
constructed,
a
loose-jointed
paragraph
bemused
deep
in
thought(p)
lost(p)
preoccupied
deeply
absorbed
in
thought,
as
distant
and
bemused
as
a
professor
listening
to
the
prattling
of
his
freshman
class,
lost
in
thought,
a
preoccupied
frown
well
easily
indicating
high
probability,
in
all
likelihood,
I
might
well
do
it,
a
mistake
that
could
easily
have
ended
in
disaster,
you
may
well
need
your
umbrella,
he
could
equally
well
be
trying
to
deceive
us
easily
without
question,
easily
the
best
book
she's
written
easily
easy
,un
with
ease
(`easy'
is
sometimes
used
informally
for
`easily'),
she
was
easily
excited,
was
easily
confused,
he
won
easily,
this
china
breaks
very
easily,
success
came
too
easy
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