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Definition
Synonym
dahintreibende
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
dahintreibende
Wolkenfetzen Nebelfetzen
pl
scud (clouds mist driven fast by the wind)
poet.
dahintreibende
Wolkenfetzen Nebelfetzen
pl
scud (clouds mist driven fast by the wind)
poet.
dahintreiben
v
dahintreibend
dahingetrieben
treibt dahin
trieb dahin
to drift
drifting
drifted
drifts
drifted
Dahintreiben
n
(von Wolkenfetzen Nebelfetzen)
poet.
scud (fast motion of clouds mist driven by the wind)
dahintreiben
v
dahintreibend
dahingetrieben
Die Wolken treiben am Himmel (dahin).
to scud
scudding
scudded
The clouds are scudding across the sky.
etw. mit sich reißen; mitreißen; mitschleppen; dahintreiben
v
Die Strömung riss sie mit sich.
Der Wind trieb das Boot dahin.
Ich wurde von der Atmosphäre bei der Versteigerung mitgerissen und gab mehr Geld aus als geplant.
Wir mussten die ganze Zeit auch meine kleine Schwester mitschleppen.
to carry sth.along
The current carried them along.
The wind carried the boat along.
I was carried along by the atmosphere of the auction and spent more than I had planned.
We had to carry along my little sister all the time.
dahintreibend
drifting
dahintreibende
Wolkenfetzen Nebelfetzen
pl
scud (clouds mist driven fast by the wind)
poet.
Deutsche
dahintreibende Synonyme
Englische
scud Synonyme
scud
Cloudcuckooland
alto-cumulus
alto-stratus
anvil cloud
banner cloud
billowy cloud
blast
blow
bolt
brash
breakers
burst
burst of rain
burst of speed
canter
cap cloud
career
cirro-cumulus
cirro-fillum
cirro-nebula
cirro-stratus
cirro-velum
cirrus
cirrus cloud
cirrus haze
cirrus stripe
cloud
cloud band
cloud bank
cloud drift
cloud mass
cloud street
cloudburst
cloudland
cloudling
cloudscape
cocktail
collar
cottony cloud
cumulo-cirro-stratus
cumulo-cirrus
cumulo-nimbus
cumulo-stratus
cumulus
cumulus cloud
curl cloud
dart
dash
dead run
deluge
dogtrot
downfall
downflow
downpour
drencher
drift
flank speed
flat-out speed
flaw
fleecy cloud
fling
float
flood
flurry
fly
foam
foot
forced draft
fractocumulus
froth
full gallop
gallop
ghost
glide
gushing rain
gust
hand gallop
haste
hasten
head
headlong rush
heavy rain
heavy right foot
hie
high fog
high lope
hump
hump it
hurry
hurtle
jog trot
lather
lope
mackerel sky
make haste
mammatocumulus
maximum speed
meringue
mousse
mushroom cloud
nimbus
nimbus cloud
offscum
open throttle
plash
plow the deep
plunge
post
pour
puff
race
rain cloud
rainburst
rainspout
rainstorm
ride
ride the sea
run
rush
sail
scamper
scoot
scour
scramble
scum
scurry
scuttle
sea foam
shoot
skedaddle
skim
slip
snail cloud
soaker
soaking rain
soapsuds
souffle
spate
speed
spindrift
spoondrift
spout
spray
sprint
spume
spurt
squall cloud
step on it
stinging
storm cloud
strato-cumulus
stratus
stratus cloud
suds
surf
tear
thundercloud
thunderhead
torrent of rain
trot
walk the waters
water carrier
waterspout
white water
wide-open speed
wind gust
woolpack
dahintreibende Definition
Broken
wind
(
)
The
heaves.
Driven
(
p.
p.)
of
Drive
Driven
(
p.
p.)
of
Drive.
Also
adj.
Fast
(
v.
i.)
To
abstain
from
food
Fast
(
v.
i.)
To
practice
abstinence
as
a
religious
exercise
or
duty
Fast
(
v.
i.)
Abstinence
from
food
Fast
(
v.
i.)
Voluntary
abstinence
from
food,
for
a
space
of
time,
as
a
spiritual
discipline,
or
as
a
token
of
religious
humiliation.
Fast
(
v.
i.)
A
time
of
fasting,
whether
a
day,
week,
or
longer
time
Fast
(
v.
)
Firmly
fixed
Fast
(
v.
)
Firm
against
attack
Fast
(
v.
)
Firm
in
adherence
Fast
(
v.
)
Permanent
Fast
(
v.
)
Tenacious
Fast
(
v.
)
Not
easily
disturbed
or
broken
Fast
(
v.
)
Moving
rapidly
Fast
(
v.
)
Given
to
pleasure
seeking
Fast
(
a.
)
In
a
fast,
fixed,
or
firmly
established
manner
Fast
(
a.
)
In
a
fast
or
rapid
manner
Fast
(
n.
)
That
which
fastens
or
holds
Fast-handed
(
a.
)
Close-handed
Fast
(
n.
)
The
shaft
of
a
column,
or
trunk
of
pilaster.
Home-driven
(
a.
)
Driven
to
the
end,
as
a
nail
Mist
(
n.
)
Visible
watery
vapor
suspended
in
the
atmosphere,
at
or
near
the
surface
of
the
earth
Mist
(
n.
)
Coarse,
watery
vapor,
floating
or
falling
in
visible
particles,
approaching
the
form
of
rain
Mist
(
n.
)
Hence,
anything
which
dims
or
darkens,
and
obscures
or
intercepts
vision.
Mist
(
v.
t.)
To
cloud
Mist
(
v.
i.)
To
rain
in
very
fine
drops
Poet
(
n.
)
One
skilled
in
making
poetry
Scud
(
v.
i.)
To
move
swiftly
Scud
(
v.
i.)
To
be
driven
swiftly,
or
to
run,
before
a
gale,
with
little
or
no
sail
spread.
Scud
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
over
quickly.
Scud
(
n.
)
The
act
of
scudding
Scud
(
n.
)
Loose,
vapory
clouds
driven
swiftly
by
the
wind.
Scud
(
n.
)
A
slight,
sudden
shower.
Scud
(
n.
)
A
small
flight
of
larks,
or
other
birds,
less
than
a
flock.
Scud
(
n.
)
Any
swimming
amphipod
crustacean.
Thick
wind
(
)
A
defect
of
respiration
in
a
horse,
that
is
unassociated
with
noise
in
breathing
or
with
the
signs
of
emphysema.
Weather-driven
(
a.
)
Driven
by
winds
or
storms
Wind
(
v.
t.)
To
turn
completely,
or
with
repeated
turns
Wind
(
v.
t.)
To
entwist
Wind
(
v.
t.)
To
have
complete
control
over
Wind
(
v.
t.)
To
introduce
by
insinuation
Wind
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
or
surround
with
something
coiled
about
Wind
(
v.
i.)
To
turn
completely
or
repeatedly
Wind
(
v.
i.)
To
have
a
circular
course
or
direction
Wind
(
v.
i.)
To
go
to
the
one
side
or
the
other
Wind
(
n.
)
The
act
of
winding
or
turning
Wind
(
n.
)
Air
naturally
in
motion
with
any
degree
of
velocity
Wind
(
n.
)
Air
artificially
put
in
motion
by
any
force
or
action
Wind
(
n.
)
Breath
modulated
by
the
respiratory
and
vocal
organs,
or
by
an
instrument.
scud (clouds mist driven fast by the wind) [poet.] Bedeutung
trick
fast
one
a
a
cunning
or
deceitful
action
or
device,
he
played
a
trick
on
me,
he
pulled
a
fast
one
and
got
away
with
it
fast
track
a
rapid
means
of
achieving
a
goal,
they
saw
independence
as
the
fast
track
to
democracy,
he
took
a
fast
track
to
the
top
of
the
corporate
ladder,
the
company
went
off
the
fast
track
when
the
stock
market
dropped
fast
break
(basketball)
a
rapid
dash
to
get
a
shot
as
soon
as
possible
after
taking
possession
of
the
ball
scud
scudding
the
act
of
moving
along
swiftly
(as
before
a
gale)
wind
winding
twist
the
act
of
winding
or
twisting,
he
put
the
key
in
the
old
clock
and
gave
it
a
good
wind
wind
breath,
the
collision
knocked
the
wind
out
of
him
second
wind
the
return
of
relatively
easy
breathing
after
initial
exhaustion
during
continuous
exertion
fart
farting
flatus
wind
breaking
wind
a
reflex
that
expels
intestinal
gas
through
the
anus
fast
fasting
abstaining
from
food
aeolian
harp
aeolian
lyre
wind
harp
a
harp
having
strings
tuned
in
unison,
they
sound
when
wind
passes
over
them
anemometer
wind
gauge
wind
gage
a
gauge
for
recording
the
speed
and
direction
of
wind
driven
well
tube
well
a
well
made
by
driving
a
tube
into
the
earth
to
a
stratum
that
bears
water
fast
lane
the
traffic
lane
for
vehicles
that
are
moving
rapidly
fast
reactor
nuclear
reactor
in
which
nuclear
fissions
are
caused
by
fast
neutrons
because
little
or
no
moderator
is
used
pinwheel
pinwheel
wind
collector
a
toy
consisting
of
vanes
of
colored
paper
or
plastic
that
is
pinned
to
a
stick
and
spins
when
it
is
pointed
into
the
wind
weathervane
weather
vane
vane
wind
vane
mechanical
device
attached
to
an
elevated
structure,
rotates
freely
to
show
the
direction
of
the
wind
wind
chime
wind
bell
a
decorative
arrangement
of
pieces
of
metal
or
glass
or
pottery
that
hang
together
loosely
so
the
wind
can
cause
them
to
tinkle
wind
farm
wind
park
wind
energy
facility
a
power
plant
that
uses
wind
turbines
to
generate
electricity
wind
instrument
wind
a
musical
instrument
in
which
the
sound
is
produced
by
an
enclosed
column
of
air
that
is
moved
by
the
breath
windmill
aerogenerator
wind
generator
generator
that
extracts
usable
energy
from
winds
wind
rose
weather
map
showing
the
frequency
and
strength
of
winds
from
different
directions
wind
tee
weather
vane
shaped
like
a
T
and
located
at
an
airfield
wind
tunnel
a
structure
resembling
a
tunnel
where
air
is
blown
at
known
velocities
for
testing
parts
of
aircraft
wind
turbine
a
turbine
that
is
driven
by
the
wind
second
wind
renewed
energy
or
strength
to
continue
an
undertaking,
She
had
dinner
and
got
a
second
wind
to
finish
painting,
the
employers,
initially
taken
by
surprise
at
the
pace
of
developments,
regained
their
second
wind
fast
lane
a
hectic
and
pressured
lifestyle
often
characterized
by
recklessness
or
dissipation,
life
in
fashion's
fast
lane
has
taught
her
a
lot
windage
wind
deflection
the
deflection
of
a
projectile
resulting
from
the
effects
of
wind
windage
wind
exposure
exposure
to
the
wind
(as
the
exposed
part
of
a
vessel's
hull
which
is
responsible
for
wind
resistance)
tip
lead
steer
confidential
information
wind
hint
an
indication
of
potential
opportunity,
he
got
a
tip
on
the
stock
market,
a
good
lead
for
a
job
wind
malarkey
malarky
idle
words
jazz
nothingness
empty
rhetoric
or
insincere
or
exaggerated
talk,
that's
a
lot
of
wind,
don't
give
me
any
of
that
jazz
windsock
wind
sock
sock
air
sock
air-sleeve
wind
sleeve
wind
cone
drogue
a
truncated
cloth
cone
mounted
on
a
mast,
used
(e.g.,
at
airports)
to
show
the
direction
of
the
wind
fast
food
inexpensive
food
(hamburgers
or
chicken
or
milkshakes)
prepared
and
served
quickly
Wind
Cave
National
Park
a
national
park
in
South
Dakota
featuring
bison
herds
and
limestone
caverns
wind
gap
a
pass
in
a
mountain
ridge
with
no
stream
flowing
through
it
folk
poet
a
folk
writer
who
composes
in
verse
folk
singer
jongleur
minstrel
poet-singer
troubadour
a
singer
of
folk
songs
poet
a
writer
of
poems
(the
term
is
usually
reserved
for
writers
of
good
poetry)
poet
laureate
the
poet
officially
appointed
to
the
royal
household
in
Great
Britain,
the
poet
laureate
is
expected
to
provide
poems
for
great
national
occasions
poet
laureate
a
poet
who
is
unofficially
regarded
as
holding
an
honorary
position
in
a
particular
group
or
region,
she
is
the
poet
laureate
of
all
lyricists,
he
is
the
poet
laureate
of
Arkansas
wind
a
tendency
or
force
that
influences
events,
the
winds
of
change
breeze
zephyr
gentle
wind
air
a
slight
wind
(usually
refreshing),
the
breeze
was
cooled
by
the
lake,
as
he
waited
he
could
feel
the
air
on
his
neck
chinook
chinook
wind
snow
eater
a
warm
dry
wind
blowing
down
the
eastern
slopes
of
the
Rockies
high
wind
a
very
strong
wind,
rain
and
high
winds
covered
the
region
katabatic
wind
catabatic
wind
a
wind
caused
by
the
downward
motion
of
cold
air
east
wind
easter
easterly
a
wind
from
the
east
northwest
wind
northwester
a
wind
from
the
northwest
mist
a
thin
fog
with
condensation
near
the
ground
north
wind
northerly
norther
boreas
a
wind
that
blows
from
the
north
prevailing
wind
the
predominant
wind
direction,
the
prevailing
wind
is
from
the
southwest
ice
crystal
snow
mist
diamond
dust
poudrin
ice
needle
frost
snow
frost
mist
small
crystals
of
ice
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