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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  footloose  footloose 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  
loosen  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  unloose  unloosen  unmanacle  unmuzzle  unpen  unpinion  unscrew  unshackle  unstick  unstrain  unstrap  unstring  untether  untie  untighten  untruss  unyoke  weaken  weigh anchor  
loosen 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  
looseness  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  loosening  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  
loosening  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  looseness  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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