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Synonym
holst
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Holst du ihn an der Bahn ab?
Will you meet him at the train?
Holst du ihn an der Bahn ab?
Will you meet him at the train?
Holst du ihn an der Bahn ab?
Will you meet him at the train?
Schleswig-Holstein
n
geogr.
Schleswig-Holstein
Rendsburg (Stadt in Schleswig-Holstein)
geogr.
Rendsburg (city in Schleswig-Holstein Germany)
Rendsburg (Stadt in Schleswig-Holstein)
geogr.
Rendsburg (city in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany)
Friedrichstadt (Stadt in Schleswig-Holstein)
geogr.
Friedrichstadt (town in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany)
Ost
holst
ein (Kreis in Schleswig-Holstein)
geogr.
Ost
holst
ein (district in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany)
Holstein (südl. Landesteil von Schleswig-Holstein)
geogr.
Holstein (southern half of Schleswig-Holstein)
Holsteiner
holst
eins
Holsteinische Schweiz
f
geogr.
Holstein Switzerland
Holster
n
holst
er
Halfter
n
; Holster
n
; Futteral
n
(zum Tragen einer Faustfeuerwaffe)
mil.
Halfter
pl
; Holster
pl
; Futterale
pl
Pistolenhalfter
n
; Pistolenfutteral
n
Revolverhalfter
n
; Revolverfutteral
n
holst
er (for carrying a handgun)
holst
ers
pistol
holst
er
revolver
holst
er
Deutsche
holst Synonyme
holst
Englische
Will you meet him at the train? Synonyme
will
add a codicil
aim
alternativity
ambition
animus
aplomb
appetite
ardor
aspiration
assurance
attested copy
behest
bequeath
bequeathal
bequest
bidding
character
choice
choose
choose to
choosing
co-optation
co-option
codicil
command
commandment
commitment
conclude
concupiscence
confidence
control
counsel
crave
curiosity
decide
decidedness
decision
decisiveness
decree
dedication
definiteness
desideration
desideratum
design
desire
determinateness
determination
determine
determinedness
devise
devotion
dictate
dictation
direct order
discipline
discretion
disposition
drive
eagerness
earnestness
effect
election
entail
execute a will
fancy
fantasy
first choice
fix
fixed purpose
fixity of purpose
fortitude
free choice
free will
function
hand down
hand on
hankering
hest
hope
horme
idea
imperative
inclination
inheritance
intellectual curiosity
intendment
intent
intention
iron will
leave
legacy
legate
libido
like
liking
longing
lust for learning
make a bequest
make a will
meaning
mind
moral courage
moral fiber
motive
need
nisus
obstinacy
order
pass on
passion
perseverance
persistence
pick
pining
plan
please
pleasure
pleasure principle
point
poise
power
preference
preoption
probate
project
proposal
prospectus
purpose
purposefulness
relentlessness
resoluteness
resolution
resolve
resolvedness
restraint
sake
say-so
seal
see fit
selection
self-command
self-control
self-discipline
self-government
self-mastery
self-possession
self-restraint
self-will
seriousness
settle
sexual desire
sincerity
single-mindedness
special order
strength
strength of mind
strength of purpose
striving
study
take a resolution
temper
tenacity
testament
the pick
think fit
think good
think proper
thirst for knowledge
total commitment
transmit
urge
velleity
view
volition
want
wanting
will and bequeath
will and pleasure
will of iron
wi
will power
animus
appetence
appetency
appetite
choice
command
conation
conatus
decision
desire
determination
discretion
disposition
fancy
fixity of purpose
fortitude
free choice
free will
inclination
intention
iron will
liking
lust
mind
moral courage
moral fiber
objective
passion
pleasure
power
resolution
sexual desire
strength
strength of mind
strength of purpose
velleity
volition
will
will of iron
wish
willful
advised
aimed
aimed at
arbitrary
autonomous
balking
balky
bigoted
bulldogged
bulletheaded
bullheaded
calculated
case-hardened
conscious
considered
contemplated
contumacious
decided
deliberate
deliberated
designed
determined
discretional
discretionary
disobedient
dogged
dogmatic
elective
envisaged
envisioned
factious
fanatic
free
free will
froward
gratuitous
hardheaded
headstrong
heady
independent
indisciplined
insubordinate
intended
intentional
intolerant
intractable
irresponsible
knowing
lawless
licentious
meant
meditated
mulish
mutinous
naughty
nonconforming
nonmandatory
obstinate
of design
offered
opinionated
optional
overzealous
persevering
pertinacious
perverse
pigheaded
planned
proffered
projected
proposed
purposed
purposeful
purposive
rampant
recusant
reinless
resolved
restive
self-acting
self-active
self-determined
self-determining
self-willed
set
spontaneous
stiff-necked
strong-willed
strongheaded
stubborn
studied
sulky
sullen
teleological
tenacious
transgressive
unaccountable
unasked
unbesought
unbidden
unbridled
uncalled-for
unchecked
uncoerced
uncompelled
uncomplying
uncontrolled
uncooperative
uncurbed
undisciplined
unduteous
undutiful
unforced
ungoverned
uninfluenced
uninvited
unpressured
unprompted
unregenerate
unreined
unrequested
unrequired
unrestrained
unsolicited
unsought
violative
voluntary
volunteer
wayward
wildcat
willing
witting
wrongheaded
willing
accordant
acquiescent
affirmative
agreeable
agreeing
alacritous
amenable
approving
apt
ardent
assenting
bright
clever
compliable
compliant
complying
conative
conforming
consentient
consenting
content
cooperative
deliberate
determined
devoted
disposed
docile
duteous
dutiful
eager
educable
endorsing
enthusiastic
experimental
facile
fain
fair
faithful
favorable
favorably disposed
favorably inclined
formable
forward
game
impressionable
in the mind
in the mood
inclined
instructable
intelligent
intentional
law-abiding
loyal
malleable
minded
moldable
motivated
nothing loath
obedient
open
permissive
plastic
pliable
pliant
predisposed
prompt
prone
quick
ratifying
ready
ready and willing
receptive
resolute
responsive
ripe for instruction
sanctioning
schoolable
submissive
susceptible
teachable
tentative
thirsty for knowledge
tractable
trainable
trial
unforced
ungrudging
unloath
unrefusing
unreluctant
venturesome
volitional
voluntary
well-disposed
well-inclined
willed
willful
willinghearted
witting
zealous
willingness
OK
a thing for
acceptance
accord
acquiescence
affinity
affirmation
affirmative
affirmative voice
agreement
allegiance
approbation
approval
aptitude
aptness
assent
aye
bent
bias
blessing
brightness
cast
cleverness
compliance
conatus
conduciveness
conformity
connivance
consent
delight
diathesis
disposition
docility
duteousness
dutifulness
eagerness
educability
endorsement
facility
faith
fealty
feeling for
homage
impressionability
inclination
intelligence
leaning
liability
liking
loyalty
malleability
moldability
motivation
obedience
obediency
observance
okay
penchant
permission
plasticity
pliability
predilection
predisposition
prejudice
probability
proclivity
promptitude
promptness
proneness
propensity
quickness
ratification
readiness
receptivity
sanction
sensitivity to
service
servility
servitium
soft spot
submission
submissiveness
suit and service
suit service
susceptibility
teachability
teachableness
tendency
trainableness
tropism
turn
twist
ungrudgingness
unloathness
unreluctance
warp
weakness
willowy
adaptable
airy
attenuate
attenuated
bendable
bending
boyish
compliant
delicate
diaphanous
diluted
ductile
elastic
ethereal
extensible
extensile
fabricable
facile
fictile
fine
fine-drawn
finespun
flexible
flexile
flexuous
flimsy
formable
formative
frail
gauzy
girlish
giving
gossamer
gracile
impressible
impressionable
insubstantial
lacy
light
like putty
limber
lissome
lithe
lithesome
malleable
misty
moldable
papery
plastic
pliable
pliant
rare
rarefied
receptive
responsive
sensitive
sequacious
shapable
slender
slenderish
slight
slight-made
slim
slimmish
slinky
small
springy
submissive
subtle
supple
susceptible
svelte
sylphlike
tenuous
thin
thin-bodied
thin-set
thin-spun
thinnish
threadlike
tractable
tractile
vague
wasp-waisted
watered
watered-down
watery
weak
whippy
wiredrawn
wispy
yielding
willy nilly
all over
all over hell
at intervals
brokenly
by catches
by fits
by jerks
by skips
by snatches
come what may
compulsorily
disconnectedly
discontinuously
every which way
fitfully
from necessity
haphazardly
harum-scarum
helplessly
helter-skelter
here and there
higgledy-piggledy
hugger-mugger
in a jumble
in a mess
in a muddle
in confusion
in disarray
in disorder
in spots
inescapably
inevitably
infrequently
intermittently
necessarily
need
needfully
needs
nolens volens
occasionally
of necessity
per saltum
perforce
randomly
requisitely
skimble-skamble
skippingly
unavoidably
without choice
holst Definition
Battering
train
(
)
A
train
of
artillery
for
siege
operations.
Meet
(
v.
t.)
To
join,
or
come
in
contact
with
Meet
(
v.
t.)
To
come
in
collision
with
Meet
(
v.
t.)
To
come
into
the
presence
of
without
contact
Meet
(
v.
t.)
To
perceive
Meet
(
v.
t.)
To
come
up
to
Meet
(
v.
t.)
To
come
together
by
mutual
approach
Meet
(
v.
t.)
To
come
together
with
hostile
purpose
Meet
(
v.
t.)
To
assemble
together
Meet
(
v.
t.)
To
come
together
by
mutual
concessions
Meet
(
n.
)
An
assembling
together
Meet
(
a.
)
Suitable
Meet
(
adv.
)
Meetly.
Train
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
along
Train
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
by
persuasion,
artifice,
or
the
like
Train
(
v.
t.)
To
teach
and
form
by
practice
Train
(
v.
t.)
To
break,
tame,
and
accustom
to
draw,
as
oxen.
Train
(
v.
t.)
To
lead
or
direct,
and
form
to
a
wall
or
espalier
Train
(
v.
t.)
To
trace,
as
a
lode
or
any
mineral
appearance,
to
its
head.
Train
(
v.
i.)
To
be
drilled
in
military
exercises
Train
(
v.
i.)
To
prepare
by
exercise,
diet,
instruction,
etc.,
for
any
physical
contest
Train
(
v.
)
That
which
draws
along
Train
(
v.
)
Hence,
something
tied
to
a
lure
to
entice
a
hawk
Train
(
v.
)
That
which
is
drawn
along
in
the
rear
of,
or
after,
something
Train
(
v.
)
That
part
of
a
gown
which
trails
behind
the
wearer.
Train
(
v.
)
The
after
part
of
a
gun
carriage
Train
(
v.
)
The
tail
of
a
bird.
Train
(
v.
)
A
number
of
followers
Train
(
v.
)
A
consecution
or
succession
of
connected
things
Train
(
v.
)
Regular
method
Train
(
v.
)
The
number
of
beats
of
a
watch
in
any
certain
time.
Train
(
v.
)
A
line
of
gunpowder
laid
to
lead
fire
to
a
charge,
mine,
or
the
like.
Train
(
v.
)
A
connected
line
of
cars
or
carriages
on
a
railroad.
Train
(
v.
)
A
heavy,
long
sleigh
used
in
Canada
for
the
transportation
of
merchandise,
wood,
and
the
like.
Train
(
v.
)
A
roll
train
Train
oil
(
)
Oil
procured
from
the
blubber
or
fat
of
whales,
by
boiling.
Up-train
(
)
A
train
going
in
the
direction
of
the
metropolis
or
the
main
terminus.
Up-train
(
)
A
train
going
in
the
direction
conventionally
called
up.
Will you meet him at the train? Bedeutung
boat
train
a
train
taking
passengers
to
or
from
a
port
bullet
train
bullet
a
high-speed
passenger
train
car
train
a
train
that
transports
passengers
and
their
automobiles
commuter
commuter
train
a
passenger
train
that
is
ridden
primarily
by
passengers
who
travel
regularly
from
one
place
to
another
epicyclic
train
epicyclic
gear
train
a
system
of
epicyclic
gears
in
which
at
least
one
wheel
axis
itself
revolves
about
another
fixed
axis
freight
liner
liner
train
a
long-distance
express
freight
train
between
industrial
centers
and
seaports
with
facilities
for
rapid
loading
and
unloading
of
goods
freight
train
rattler
a
railroad
train
consisting
of
freight
cars
gearing
gear
geartrain
power
train
train
wheelwork
consisting
of
a
connected
set
of
rotating
gears
by
which
force
is
transmitted
or
motion
or
torque
is
changed,
the
fool
got
his
tie
caught
in
the
geartrain
hospital
train
a
military
train
built
to
transport
wounded
troops
to
a
hospital
mail
train
a
train
that
carries
mail
passenger
train
a
train
that
carries
passengers
railway
station
railroad
station
railroad
terminal
train
station
train
depot
terminal
where
trains
load
or
unload
passengers
or
goods
subway
train
a
train
that
runs
in
a
subway
system
train
railroad
train
public
transport
provided
by
a
line
of
railway
cars
coupled
together
and
drawn
by
a
locomotive,
express
trains
don't
stop
at
Princeton
Junction
train
piece
of
cloth
forming
the
long
back
section
of
a
gown
that
is
drawn
along
the
floor,
the
bride's
train
was
carried
by
her
two
young
nephews
train
set
a
toy
consisting
of
small
models
of
railroad
trains
and
the
track
for
them
to
run
on
train
of
thought
thread
the
connections
that
link
the
various
parts
of
an
event
or
argument
together,
I
couldn't
follow
his
train
of
thought,
he
lost
the
thread
of
his
argument
railroad
ticket
train
ticket
a
ticket
good
for
a
ride
on
a
railroad
train
train
a
series
of
consequences
wrought
by
an
event,
it
led
to
a
train
of
disasters
meet
sports
meeting
a
meeting
at
which
a
number
of
athletic
contests
are
held
swimming
meet
swim
meet
a
swimming
competition
between
two
or
more
teams
track
meet
a
track
and
field
competition
between
two
or
more
teams
caravan
train
wagon
train
a
procession
(of
wagons
or
mules
or
camels)
traveling
together
in
single
file,
we
were
part
of
a
caravan
of
almost
a
thousand
camels,
they
joined
the
wagon
train
for
safety
string
train
a
sequentially
ordered
set
of
things
or
events
or
ideas
in
which
each
successive
member
is
related
to
the
preceding,
a
string
of
islands,
train
of
mourners,
a
train
of
thought
wave
train
a
succession
of
waves
spaced
at
regular
intervals
yardmaster
trainmaster
train
dispatcher
a
railroad
employer
who
is
in
charge
of
a
railway
yard
easy
money
gravy
train
income
obtained
with
a
minimum
of
effort
train
fare
the
fare
charged
for
traveling
by
train
whale
oil
train
oil
a
white
to
brown
oil
obtained
from
whale
blubber,
formerly
used
as
an
illuminant
train
exercise
in
order
to
prepare
for
an
event
or
competition,
She
is
training
for
the
Olympics
train
prepare
undergo
training
or
instruction
in
preparation
for
a
particular
role,
function,
or
profession,
She
is
training
to
be
a
teacher,
He
trained
as
a
legal
aid
train
develop
prepare
educate
create
by
training
and
teaching,
The
old
master
is
training
world-class
violinists,
we
develop
the
leaders
for
the
future
housebreak
house-train
train
(a
pet)
to
live
cleanly
in
a
house
toilet-train
train
(a
small
child)
to
use
the
toilet
coach
train
teach
and
supervise
(someone),
act
as
a
trainer
or
coach
(to),
as
in
sports,
He
is
training
our
Olympic
team,
She
is
coaching
the
crew
meet
encounter
play
take
on
contend
against
an
opponent
in
a
sport,
game,
or
battle,
Princeton
plays
Yale
this
weekend,
Charlie
likes
to
play
Mary
aim
take
train
take
aim
direct
point
or
cause
to
go
(blows,
weapons,
or
objects
such
as
photographic
equipment)
towards,
Please
don't
aim
at
your
little
brother!,
He
trained
his
gun
on
the
burglar,
Don't
train
your
camera
on
the
women,
Take
a
swipe
at
one's
opponent
meet
satisfy
fill
fulfill
fulfil
fill
or
meet
a
want
or
need
touch
adjoin
meet
contact
be
in
direct
physical
contact
with,
make
contact,
The
two
buildings
touch,
Their
hands
touched,
The
wire
must
not
contact
the
metal
cover,
The
surfaces
contact
at
this
point
trail
train
drag
loosely
along
a
surface,
allow
to
sweep
the
ground,
The
toddler
was
trailing
his
pants,
She
trained
her
long
scarf
behind
her
train
rail
travel
by
rail
or
train,
They
railed
from
Rome
to
Venice,
She
trained
to
Hamburg
meet
meet
by
design,
be
present
at
the
arrival
of,
Can
you
meet
me
at
the
train
station?
meet
up
with
meet
with
by
appointment,
She
met
up
with
her
former
lover
meet
run
into
encounter
run
across
come
across
see
come
together,
I'll
probably
see
you
at
the
meeting,
How
nice
to
see
you
again!
suffer
meet
undergo
or
suffer,
meet
a
violent
death,
suffer
a
terrible
fate
prepare
groom
train
educate
for
a
future
role
or
function,
He
is
grooming
his
son
to
become
his
successor,
The
prince
was
prepared
to
become
King
one
day,
They
trained
him
to
be
a
warrior
educate
school
train
cultivate
civilize
civilise
teach
or
refine
to
be
discriminative
in
taste
or
judgment,
Cultivate
your
musical
taste,
Train
your
tastebuds,
She
is
well
schooled
in
poetry
meet
gather
assemble
forgather
foregather
collect
in
one
place,
We
assembled
in
the
church
basement,
Let's
gather
in
the
dining
room
meet
get
together
get
together
socially
or
for
a
specific
purpose
train
cause
to
grow
in
a
certain
way
by
tying
and
pruning
it,
train
the
vine
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Holst ist ein Familienname. Etymologisch stammt er von der Landschaft Holstein ab und gehört somit zu den Herkunftsnamen.