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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
bauchlastig
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
bauchlastig
; gefühlsbestimmt; instinktiv
adj
Sein Vorgehen ist eher vom Bauch als vom Kopf bestimmt.
Meine instinktive Reaktion war ihn wüst zu beschimpfen.
Sie hatte eine tiefsitzende Abneigung gegen alles Fremde.
visceral
fig.
His approach to acting is visceral rather than intellectual.
My visceral reaction was to curse at him.
She had a visceral dislike of all things foreign.
bauchlastig
; gefühlsbestimmt; instinktiv
adj
Sein Vorgehen ist eher vom Bauch als vom Kopf bestimmt.
Meine instinktive Reaktion war, ihn wüst zu beschimpfen.
Sie hatte eine tiefsitzende Abneigung gegen alles Fremde.
visceral
fig.
His approach to acting is visceral rather than intellectual.
My visceral reaction was to curse at him.
She had a visceral dislike of all things foreign.
bauchlastig
; gefühlsbestimmt; instinktiv
adj
Sein Vorgehen ist eher vom Bauch als vom Kopf bestimmt.
Meine instinktive Reaktion war ihn wüst zu beschimpfen.
Sie hatte eine tiefsitzende Abneigung gegen alles Fremde.
visceral
fig.
His approach to acting is visceral rather than intellectual.
My visceral reaction was to curse at him.
She had a visceral dislike of all things foreign.
bauchlastig
; gefühlsbestimmt; instinktiv
adj
Sein Vorgehen ist eher vom Bauch als vom Kopf bestimmt.
Meine instinktive Reaktion war, ihn wüst zu beschimpfen.
Sie hatte eine tiefsitzende Abneigung gegen alles Fremde.
visceral
fig.
His approach to acting is visceral rather than intellectual.
My visceral reaction was to curse at him.
She had a visceral dislike of all things foreign.
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bauchlastig Synonyme
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Englische
visceral Synonyme
visceral
abdominal
affectional
affective
anal
appendical
cardiac
cecal
colic
colonic
coronary
demonstrative
duodenal
emotiometabolic
emotiomotor
emotional
emotiovascular
emotive
enteric
feeling
gastric
glandular
gut
ileac
instinctual
interior
internal
intestinal
intimate
intuitive
jejunal
mesogastric
of soul
overdemonstrative
pyloric
rectal
soulful
splanchnic
bauchlastig Definition
Acting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Act
Acting
(
a.
)
Operating
in
any
way.
Acting
(
a.
)
Doing
duty
for
another
Approach
(
v.
i.)
To
come
or
go
near,
in
place
or
time
Approach
(
v.
i.)
To
draw
near,
in
a
figurative
sense
Approach
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
near
Approach
(
v.
t.)
To
come
near
to
in
place,
time,
or
character
Approach
(
v.
t.)
To
take
approaches
to.
Approach
(
v.
i.)
The
act
of
drawing
near
Approach
(
v.
i.)
A
access,
or
opportunity
of
drawing
near.
Approach
(
v.
i.)
Movements
to
gain
favor
Approach
(
v.
i.)
A
way,
passage,
or
avenue
by
which
a
place
or
buildings
can
be
approached
Approach
(
v.
i.)
The
advanced
works,
trenches,
or
covered
roads
made
by
besiegers
in
their
advances
toward
a
fortress
or
military
post.
Approach
(
v.
i.)
See
Approaching.
Curse
(
v.
t.)
To
call
upon
divine
or
supernatural
power
to
send
injury
upon
Curse
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
great
evil
upon
Curse
(
v.
i.)
To
utter
imprecations
or
curses
Curse
(
v.
t.)
An
invocation
of,
or
prayer
for,
harm
or
injury
Curse
(
v.
t.)
Evil
pronounced
or
invoked
upon
another,
solemnly,
or
in
passion
Curse
(
v.
t.)
The
cause
of
great
harm,
evil,
or
misfortune
Direct-acting
(
a.
)
Acting
directly,
as
one
part
upon
another,
without
the
intervention
of
other
working
parts.
Dislike
(
v.
t.)
To
regard
with
dislike
or
aversion
Dislike
(
v.
t.)
To
awaken
dislike
in
Dislike
(
n.
)
A
feeling
of
positive
and
usually
permanent
aversion
to
something
unpleasant,
uncongenial,
or
offensive
Dislike
(
n.
)
Discord
Double-acting
(
a.
)
Acting
or
operating
in
two
directions
or
with
both
motions
Foreign
(
a.
)
Outside
Foreign
(
a.
)
Not
native
or
belonging
to
a
certain
country
Foreign
(
a.
)
Remote
Foreign
(
a.
)
Held
at
a
distance
Intellectual
(
a.
)
Belonging
to,
or
performed
by,
the
intellect
Intellectual
(
a.
)
Endowed
with
intellect
Intellectual
(
a.
)
Suitable
for
exercising
the
intellect
Intellectual
(
a.
)
Relating
to
the
understanding
Intellectual
(
n.
)
The
intellect
or
understanding
Reaction
(
n.
)
Any
action
in
resisting
other
action
or
force
Reaction
(
n.
)
The
mutual
or
reciprocal
action
of
chemical
agents
upon
each
other,
or
the
action
upon
such
chemical
agents
of
some
form
of
energy,
as
heat,
light,
or
electricity,
resulting
in
a
chemical
change
in
one
or
more
of
these
agents,
with
the
production
of
new
compounds
or
the
manifestation
of
distinctive
characters.
See
Blowpipe
reaction,
Flame
reaction,
under
Blowpipe,
and
Flame.
Reaction
(
n.
)
An
action
induced
by
vital
resistance
to
some
other
action
Reaction
(
n.
)
The
force
which
a
body
subjected
to
the
action
of
a
force
from
another
body
exerts
upon
the
latter
body
in
the
opposite
direction.
Reaction
(
n.
)
Backward
tendency
or
movement
after
revolution,
reform,
or
great
progress
in
any
direction.
Self-acting
(
a.
)
Acting
of
or
by
one's
self
or
by
itself
Single-acting
(
a.
)
Having
simplicity
of
action
Visceral
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
viscera
Visceral
(
a.
)
Fig.:
Having
deep
sensibility.
visceral [fig.] / His approach to acting is visceral rather than intellectual. / My visceral reaction was to curse at him. / She had a visceral dislike of all things foreign. Bedeutung
reaction
doing
something
in
opposition
to
another
way
of
doing
it
that
you
don't
like,
his
style
of
painting
was
a
reaction
against
cubism
approach
approaching
coming
the
act
of
drawing
spatially
closer
to
something,
the
hunter's
approach
scattered
the
geese
landing
approach
the
approach
to
a
landing
field
by
an
airplane
groundontrolled
approach
GCA
aircraft
landing
in
bad
weather
in
which
the
pilot
is
talked
down
by
ground
control
using
precision
approach
radar
acting
playing
playacting
performing
the
performance
of
a
part
or
role
in
a
drama
method
acting
method
an
acting
technique
introduced
by
Stanislavsky
in
which
the
actor
recalls
emotions
or
reactions
from
his
or
her
own
life
and
uses
them
to
identify
with
the
character
being
portrayed
approach
approach
shot
a
relatively
short
golf
shot
intended
to
put
the
ball
onto
the
putting
green,
he
lost
the
hole
when
his
approach
rolled
over
the
green
foreign
direct
investment
a
joint
venture
between
a
foreign
company
and
a
United
States
company
reaction
response
a
bodily
process
occurring
due
to
the
effect
of
some
antecedent
stimulus
or
agent,
a
bad
reaction
to
the
medicine,
his
responses
have
slowed
with
age
immune
response
immune
reaction
immunologic
response
a
bodily
defense
reaction
that
recognizes
an
invading
substance
(an
antigen:
such
as
a
virus
or
fungus
or
bacteria
or
transplanted
organ)
and
produces
antibodies
specific
against
that
antigen
anamnestic
response
anamnestic
reaction
renewed
rapid
production
of
an
antibody
on
the
second
(or
subsequent)
encounter
with
the
same
antigen
reflex
reflex
response
reflex
action
instinctive
reflex
innate
reflex
inborn
reflex
unconditioned
reflex
physiological
reaction
an
automatic
instinctive
unlearned
reaction
to
a
stimulus
conditional
reflex
conditioned
reflex
acquired
reflex
conditional
reaction
conditioned
reaction
conditional
response
conditioned
response
an
acquired
response
that
is
under
the
control
of
(conditional
on
the
occurrence
of)
a
stimulus
learned
reaction
learned
response
a
reaction
that
has
been
acquired
by
learning
startle
response
startle
reaction
a
complicated
involuntary
reaction
to
a
sudden
unexpected
stimulus
(especially
a
loud
noise),
involves
flexion
of
most
skeletal
muscles
and
a
variety
of
visceral
reactions
approach
attack
plan
of
attack
ideas
or
actions
intended
to
deal
with
a
problem
or
situation,
his
approach
to
every
problem
is
to
draw
up
a
list
of
pros
and
cons,
an
attack
on
inflation,
his
plan
of
attack
was
misguided
foreign
direct
investment
investing
in
United
States
businesses
by
foreign
citizens
(often
involves
stock
ownership
of
the
business)
transfusion
reaction
reaction
of
the
body
to
a
transfusion
of
blood
that
is
not
compatible
with
its
own
blood,
an
adverse
reaction
can
range
from
fever
and
hives
to
renal
failure
and
shock
and
death
access
approach
a
way
of
entering
or
leaving,
he
took
a
wrong
turn
on
the
access
to
the
bridge
approach
trench
communication
trench
a
trench
that
provides
protected
passage
between
the
rear
and
front
lines
of
a
defensive
position
reaction-propulsion
engine
reaction
engine
a
jet
or
rocket
engine
based
on
a
form
of
aerodynamic
propulsion
in
which
the
vehicle
emits
a
high-speed
stream
reaction
turbine
a
turbine
with
blades
arranged
to
develop
torque
from
gradual
decrease
of
steam
pressure
from
inlet
to
exhaust
approach
a
close
approximation,
the
nearest
approach
to
genius
approach
approaching
coming
the
temporal
property
of
becoming
nearer
in
time,
the
approach
of
winter
visceral
pleura
pleura
that
covers
the
lungs
epicardium
visceral
pericardium
the
innermost
of
the
two
layers
of
the
pericardium
limbic
system
visceral
brain
limbic
brain
a
system
of
functionally
related
neural
structures
in
the
brain
that
are
involved
in
emotional
behavior
Wassermann
test
Wasserman
reaction
Wassermann
a
blood
test
to
detect
syphilis,
a
complement
fixation
test
is
used
to
detect
antibodies
to
the
syphilis
organism
treponema,
a
positive
reaction
indicates
the
presence
of
antibodies
and
therefore
syphilis
infection
food
food
for
thought
intellectual
nourishment
anything
that
provides
mental
stimulus
for
thinking
third
law
of
motion
Newton's
third
law
of
motion
Newton's
third
law
law
of
action
and
reaction
action
and
reaction
are
equal
and
opposite
reaction
an
idea
evoked
by
some
experience,
his
reaction
to
the
news
was
to
start
planning
what
to
do
disfavor
disfavour
dislike
disapproval
an
inclination
to
withhold
approval
from
some
person
or
group
reaction
extreme
conservatism
in
political
or
social
matters,
the
forces
of
reaction
carried
the
election
Foreign
Intelligence
Surveillance
Act
FISA
an
act
passed
by
Congress
in
to
establish
procedures
for
requesting
judicial
authorization
for
foreign
intelligence
surveillance
and
to
create
the
Foreign
Intelligence
Surveillance
Court,
intended
to
increase
United
States
counterintelligence,
separate
from
ordinary
law
enforcement
surveillance
foreign
policy
a
policy
governing
international
relations
acting
out
(psychiatry)
the
display
of
previously
inhibited
emotions
(often
in
actions
rather
than
words),
considered
to
be
healthy
and
therapeutic
acting
out
a
(usually
irritating)
impulsive
and
uncontrollable
outburst
by
a
problem
child
or
a
neurotic
adult
curse
curse
word
expletive
oath
swearing
swearword
cuss
profane
or
obscene
expression
usually
of
surprise
or
anger,
expletives
were
deleted
hex
jinx
curse
whammy
an
evil
spell,
a
witch
put
a
curse
on
his
whole
family,
he
put
the
whammy
on
me
overture
advance
approach
feeler
a
tentative
suggestion
designed
to
elicit
the
reactions
of
others,
she
rejected
his
advances
execration
condemnation
curse
an
appeal
to
some
supernatural
power
to
inflict
evil
on
someone
or
some
group
approach
approaching
the
event
of
one
object
coming
closer
to
another
curse
torment
a
severe
affliction
dislike
a
feeling
of
aversion
or
antipathy,
my
dislike
of
him
was
instinctive
Irish
National
Liberation
Army
INLA
People's
Liberation
Army
People's
Republican
Army
Catholic
Reaction
Force
a
radical
terrorist
group
dedicated
to
the
removal
of
British
forces
from
Northern
Ireland
and
the
unification
of
Ireland
Foreign
Office
the
government
department
in
charge
of
foreign
relations
French
Foreign
Office
Quai
d'Orsay
the
French
department
in
charge
of
foreign
affairs,
referred
to
familiarly
by
its
address
in
Paris
Foreign
Service
the
part
of
the
State
Department
that
supplies
diplomats
for
the
United
States
embassies
and
consulates
around
the
world
foreign
country
any
state
of
which
one
is
not
a
citizen,
working
in
a
foreign
country
takes
a
bit
of
getting
used
to
Veterans
of
Foreign
Wars
VFW
an
organization
of
United
States
war
veterans
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