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Definition
Synonym
feine
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
feine
Ironie
subtle irony
auf
feine
Art
finely
feine
Manieren
refined manners
feine
Parfümnote
subtle perfume
feine
Handarbeit
f
textil.
fancywork
Lies das
feine
(verdammte) Handbuch!
Read the fine (fucking) manual! RTFM
Lies das
feine
(verdammte) Handbuch!
RTFM : Read the fine (fucking) manual!
feine
Dame;
feine
r Herr
die
feine
n Leute
swell
the swells
feine
Dame,
feine
r Herr
die
feine
n Leute
swell
the swells
Lies das
feine
(verdammte) Handbuch nochmal!
Read the fine (fucking) manual again! RTFMA
Lies das
feine
(verdammte) Handbuch nochmal!
RTFMA : Read the fine (fucking) manual again!
Gespür
n
;
feine
Antenne
f
übtr.
(für etw.)
antenna (for sth.)
feine
Dame
f
;
feine
r Herr
m
die
feine
n Leute
swell
the swells
windbedingter Sprühnebel
m
; windbedingte
feine
Gischt
f
spindrift; spoondrift
feine
Rillenstruktur
f
; fein gerippte Struktur
f
techn.
riblet structure
vornehm; elegant
adj
vornehme Eleganz
feine
Tischsitten
genteel (genteelest)
genteel elegance
genteel table manners
Filtertuch
n
;
feine
s Sieb
n
chem.
Filtertücher
pl
;
feine
Siebe
pl
lawn
lawns
Zuschlagstoff
m
Zuschlagstoffe
pl
feine
Zuschlagstoffe
grobe Zuschlagstoffe
aggregate
aggregates
fine aggregates
coarse aggregates
Unterscheidung
f
(zwischen etw.)
die seismische Unterscheidung von Fußgänger- und Fahrzeugverkehr
feine
Unterscheidungen treffen (zwischen etw.)
discrimination (between sth.)
seismic discrimination of foot and vehicle traffic
to make fine discriminations (between sth.)
fein
adj
(feinsinnig; scharfsinnig)
eine
feine
Unterscheidung
einen
feine
n Gaumen haben
einen
feine
n Humor haben
ein
feine
r scharfer Beobachter sein
nice (subtle)
a nice distinction
to have a nice palate
to have a nice sense of humour
to be a nice observer
feine
Kochkunst
f
; Gastronomie
f
cook.
Veranstaltungsgastronomie
f
die traditionelle französische Kochkunst
Bücher über Weinkunde und Gastronomie
gastronomy
event gastronomy
traditional French gastronomy
books about wine tasting and gastronomy
etw. überdecken; überstrahlen; verblassen lassen
v
überdeckend; überstrahlend; verblassen lassend
überdeckt; überstrahlt; verblassen lassen
Der
feine
Geschmack des Weines wird durch die Würze der Speisen überdeckt.
to overpower sth.
overpowering
overpowered
The delicate taste of the wine is overpowered by the spiciness of the food.
angebracht; manierlich; korrekt; schicklich
geh.
; geziemend
poet.
adj
Es galt als unschicklich, zu viel Begeisterung zu zeigen.
Ich finde, es gehört sich, dass du ihnen Bescheid sagst.
Es ist nicht gerade die
feine
(englische) Art, gebrauchte Sachen zu schenken.
proper; appropriate; decorous; becoming; correct
It wasn't considered good form to show too much enthusiasm.
I feel it is good form to let them know.
It is not strictly good form to give second hand gifts.
Handbuch
n
; Leitfaden
m
; Anleitung
f
; Fibel
f
veraltend
Handbücher
pl
; Leitfäden
pl
; Anleitungen
pl
; Fibeln
pl
dokumentiertes Handbuch
Reparaturhandbuch
n
; Reparaturanleitung
f
ein Handbuch erstellen
Lies das Handbuch! (Chat-Jargon)
Lies das
feine
verdammte Handbuch! (Chat-Jargon)
Lies das
feine
verdammte Handbuch noch einmal! (Chat-Jargon)
handbook hdbk ; manual
handbooks; manuals
documented manual
repair manual
to prepare a handbook
Read the manual! RTM (chat jargon)
Read the fine fucking manual! RTFM (chat jargon)
Read the fine fucking manual again! RTFMA (chat jargon)
Schönling
m
; Adonis
m
; eitler Geck
m
; eitler Pfau
m
; Lackaffe
m
;
feine
r Pinkel
m
Dt.
; Fatzke
m
Dt.
ugs.
; Beau
m
veraltend
; Dandy
m
veraltend
; Fant
m
veraltet
; Stutzer
m
veraltet
Schönlinge
pl
; Adonise
pl
; eitle Gecken
pl
; eitle Pfauen
pl
; Lackaffen
pl
;
feine
Pinkel
pl
; Fatzken
pl
; Beaus
pl
; Dandys
pl
; Fante
pl
; Stutzer
pl
fop; beau; dandy
Am.
becoming dated
; popinjay
dated
fops; beaus; dandies; popinjays
Deutsche
feine Synonyme
feine
Englische
subtle irony Synonyme
subtle
Byzantine
Machiavellian
Machiavellic
abstruse
accurate
acute
adulterated
air-built
airy
analytic
analytical
appreciative
arcane
arch
artful
astute
attentive
attenuate
attenuated
balled up
boyish
cagey
calculating
canny
casuistic
chimerical
civilized
clever
close
cloud-built
complex
complicated
concealed
confounded
confused
conscientious
constant
convoluted
correct
crabbed
crafty
creamy
critical
cultivated
cultured
cunning
cut
cute
daedal
dainty
deceitful
deceptive
deep
deep-laid
delicate
demanding
designing
detailed
devious
dexterous
diaphanous
differential
dilute
diluted
diplomatic
direct
discriminate
discriminating
discriminative
distinctive
distinguishing
dreamlike
eggshell
elaborate
elegant
elusive
embrangled
entangled
ethereal
even
exact
exacting
exigent
express
exquisite
faint
faithful
fanciful
fastidious
fatuitous
fatuous
feline
fine
fine-drawn
finespun
finical
finicking
finicky
flat
flimsy
fouled up
foxy
frail
fussy
gaseous
gauzy
girlish
gloss
gossamer
gossamery
graceful
gracile
gracious
guileful
hairline
hairsplitting
hidden
illusory
imaginary
implicated
inerrable
inerrant
infallible
ingenious
insidious
insubstantial
intricate
inventive
involuted
involved
iridescent
knotted
knowing
labyrinthian
labyrinthine
lacy
light
loused up
many-faceted
mathematical
matted
mazy
meandering
mellow
messed up
meticulous
micrometrically precise
microscopic
minute
misty
mixed up
mother-of-pearl
mucked up
multifarious
nacreous
narrow
nebulous
nice
obscure
opalescent
pale
papery
particular
pastel
patinaed
pawky
pearly
perplexed
phantomlike
pinpoint
polished
politic
precise
precisianistic
precisionistic
profound
punctilious
punctual
quiet
ramified
rare
rarefied
ratiocinative
ready
recondite
refined
religious
religiously exact
remote
resourceful
rigid
rigorous
roundabout
sad
schemi
subtle
ty
Italian hand
absoluteness
accuracy
acquired taste
acuteness
airiness
airy nothing
animal cunning
apparent soundness
appreciation
appreciation of differences
appreciation of excellence
appreciativeness
art
artfulness
artifice
artistic judgment
astuteness
attention to detail
attention to fact
bodilessness
cageyness
callidity
canniness
care for truth
casuistry
choiceness
circularity
circumstantiality
civilized taste
civilizedness
cleverness
complexity
complexness
complication
connoisseurship
conscientiousness
convolution
correctness
crabbedness
craft
craftiness
critical niceness
criticality
criticalness
cultivated taste
cultivation
culture
cunning
cunningness
daintiness
deceptiveness
delicacy
delicate distinction
detail
deviousness
differentia
differential
discriminating taste
discriminatingness
discrimination
discriminativeness
disingenuousness
distinction
distortion
elegance
entanglement
equivocalness
equivocation
ethereality
evasive reasoning
exactingness
exactitude
exactness
excellence
exquisiteness
faithfulness
fallaciousness
fallacy
fastidiousness
faultlessness
feel
feeling
fidelity
fine Italian hand
fine palate
fine point
fineness
finesse
finicality
finicalness
finickiness
finickingness
flawlessness
flimsiness
foxiness
fussiness
gamesmanship
good taste
grace
gracefulness
gracility
graciosity
graciousness
guile
guilefulness
hairline
immateriality
impalpability
imponderability
incorporeality
ingeniousness
insidiousness
insincerity
insolidity
insubstantiality
intangibility
intricacy
intricateness
inventiveness
involution
involvement
jesuitism
jesuitry
judiciousness
literalism
literality
literalness
low cunning
making distinctions
margin
mathematical precision
meticulousness
minuteness
misapplication
mistiness
mystification
narrow margin
nice distinction
niceness
niceness of distinction
nicety
nuance
obfuscation
ob
feine Definition
Irony
(
a.
)
Made
or
consisting
of
iron
Irony
(
a.
)
Resembling
iron
taste,
hardness,
or
other
physical
property.
Irony
(
n.
)
Dissimulation
Irony
(
n.
)
A
sort
of
humor,
ridicule,
or
light
sarcasm,
which
adopts
a
mode
of
speech
the
meaning
of
which
is
contrary
to
the
literal
sense
of
the
words.
Subtle
(
superl.
)
Sly
in
design
Subtle
(
superl.
)
Cunningly
devised
Subtle
(
superl.
)
Characterized
by
refinement
and
niceness
in
drawing
distinctions
Subtle
(
superl.
)
Smooth
and
deceptive.
subtle irony Bedeutung
irony
incongruity
between
what
might
be
expected
and
what
actually
occurs,
the
irony
of
Ireland's
copying
the
nation
she
most
hated
Socratic
irony
admission
of
your
own
ignorance
and
willingness
to
learn
while
exposing
someone's
inconsistencies
by
close
questioning
sarcasm
irony
satire
caustic
remark
witty
language
used
to
convey
insults
or
scorn,
he
used
sarcasm
to
upset
his
opponent,
irony
is
wasted
on
the
stupid,
Satire
is
a
sort
of
glass,
wherein
beholders
do
generally
discover
everybody's
face
but
their
own--Jonathan
Swift
dramatic
irony
(theater)
irony
that
occurs
when
the
meaning
of
the
situation
is
understood
by
the
audience
but
not
by
the
characters
in
the
play
irony
r
a
trope
that
involves
incongruity
between
what
is
expected
and
what
occurs
insidious
pernicious
subtle
working
or
spreading
in
a
hidden
and
usually
injurious
way,
glaucoma
is
an
insidious
disease,
a
subtle
poison
elusive
subtle
difficult
to
detect
or
grasp
by
the
mind
or
analyze,
his
whole
attitude
had
undergone
a
subtle
change,
a
subtle
difference,
that
elusive
thing
the
soul
subtle
able
to
make
fine
distinctions,
a
subtle
mind
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