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Definition
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laengste
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Er hat die längste Zeit gelebt.
His race is run.
Er hat die längste Zeit gelebt.
His race is run.
Er hat die längste Zeit gelebt
his race is run
laengste
longest
Deutsche
laengste Synonyme
Englische
His race is run. Synonyme
hiss
Bronx cheer
aphonia
artificial voice
assibilate
assibilation
bark
bawl
bellow
bird
blare
blat
blubber
boil
boil over
boo
booing
boom
bray
breathe
broken speech
broken tones
broken voice
bubble
bubble over
bubble up
burble
buzz
cackle
catcall
chant
childish treble
chirp
choked voice
coo
cracked voice
croak
crow
decry
deride
disparage
drawl
dysarthria
dyslalia
dyslogia
dysphasia
dysphonia
dysphrasia
effervesce
effervescence
effervescing
exclaim
falsetto
ferment
fizz
fizzle
fizzling
flute
frication
frictional rustling
gasp
give the bird
give the raspberry
gnarl
growl
grumble
grunt
guggle
gurgle
harshness
hawking voice
hissing
hoarseness
hoot
hush
hushing
idioglossia
idiolalia
impairment of speech
jeer
keen
lilt
lisp
lisping
loss of voice
mock
mumble
murmur
mutter
muzzy speech
nasal tone
nasalization
pant
pipe
plop
pooh
pooh-pooh
quaver
raspberry
razz
rhonchus
roar
rumble
scream
screech
seethe
shake
shriek
shush
shushing
sibilance
sibilate
sibilation
siffle
sigh
sigmatism
simmer
sing
siss
sissing
sizz
sizzle
sizzling
snap
snarl
sneeze
sneezing
sniff
sniffle
snore
snort
snuff
snuffle
sob
sparkle
speech defect
speech impediment
spit
splutter
sputter
squall
squash
squawk
squeal
squelch
squish
sternutation
stertor
swish
taunt
the bird
thunder
tremor
trumpet
twang
wail
warble
wheeze
whine
whish
whisper
whistle
whistle at
whistling
white noise
whiz
whoosh
work
yap
yawp
yell
yelp
zip
hissing
Bronx cheer
assibilation
banter
bantering
birdies
blooping
blurping
boo
booing
buzz
catcall
catcalling
chaffing
derision
derisive
derisory
distortion
effervescence
effervescent
effervescing
feedback
fizz
fizzle
fizzling
fleering
flippancy
flippant
flutter
fluttering
fooling
frication
frictional rustling
grinning
hiss
hoot
hooting
howling
hum
hush
hushing
jeering
joshing
kidding
leering
levity
lisp
mockery
mocking
motorboating
panning
quizzical
ragging
railing
raillery
rallying
raspberry
razz
razzing
rhonchus
ridicule
ridiculing
roasting
rumble
scoffing
scratching
shredding
shush
shushing
sibilance
sibilant
sibilation
siffle
sigmatism
siss
sissing
sizz
sizzle
sizzling
smart
smart-aleckiness
smart-alecky
smart-ass
smartness
smirking
sneering
sneeze
sneezing
snickering
sniff
sniffing
sniffle
sniffling
sniggering
snore
snoring
snort
snorting
snuff
snuffle
snuffling
spit
splutter
sputter
squash
squeals
squelch
squish
static
sternutation
stertor
swish
taunting
teasing
the bird
twitting
wheeze
wheezing
wheezy
whish
whistle
whistles
whistling
white noise
whiz
whoosh
woomping
wow
wowwows
zip
histology
anatomist
anatomy
angiography
angiology
anthropotomy
geomorphology
histologist
morphologist
morphology
myography
myology
organography
organology
osteography
osteology
splanchnography
splanchnology
tectology
zootomy
historical
absolute
actual
admitting no question
ascertained
attested
authentic
authenticated
autobiographical
biographical
categorically true
certain
certified
chronologic
confirmable
confirmed
corroborated
de facto
demonstrable
demonstratable
demonstrated
determined
documentary
documented
effectual
established
factual
for real
genuine
hagiographic
historic
historied
historiographic
honest-to-God
inappealable
incontestable
incontrovertible
indisputable
indubitable
irrefragable
irrefutable
legendary
martyrologic
not in error
objectively true
positive
provable
proved
real
recorded
reliable
self-evident
substantial
substantiated
sure-enough
testable
traditional
true
true as gospel
truthful
unanswerable
unconfutable
unconfuted
undeniable
undenied
undoubted
unerroneous
unfallacious
unfalse
unimpeachable
unmistaken
unquestionable
unrefutable
unrefuted
validated
veracious
verifiable
verified
veritable
historically
actually
aforetime
before
before now
beforetime
certainly
earlier
erenow
erewhile
erst
factually
formerly
forsooth
heretofore
hitherto
in fact
in reality
in the past
in times past
in truth
in very sooth
indeed
indeedy
nothing else but
of a truth
only yesterday
prehistorically
previously
priorly
really
really-truly
recently
then
truly
undoubtedly
verily
veritably
whilom
with truth
yesterday
historicity
accomplished fact
actuality
authenticity
eternal verities
fact
factuality
fait accompli
good sooth
grim reality
historical truth
not a dream
objective existence
reality
sooth
the true
trueness
truth
truthfulness
ultimate truth
unerroneousness
unfallaciousness
unfalseness
veracity
verity
very truth
history
Clio
Muse of history
account
adventures
ancient history
annals
antiquity
autobiography
background
biographical sketch
biography
bygone days
bygone times
case history
catalog
chronicle
chronicles
chronology
confessions
correspondence
curriculum vitae
days gone by
days of yore
dead letter
dead past
depiction
description
diary
documentation
epic
experience
experiences
foretime
former times
fortunes
hagiography
hagiology
historiography
information
intelligence
inventory
journal
legend
letters
life
life and letters
life story
list
martyrology
memoir
memoirs
memorabilia
memorial
memorials
narration
narrative
necrology
news
obituary
old hat
past
past history
past times
photobiography
pipe roll
portrayal
profile
recapitulation
recent past
recital
record
recording
register
registry
relation
relic
remains
report
representation
resume
retailing
retelling
roll
rolls
roster
rota
saga
scroll
story
summary
table
tale
telling
the irrevocable Past
the past
theory of history
thou unrelenting past
times past
token
trace
version
vestige
yesterday
yesteryear
histrionic
actor-proof
affected
all-star
artificial
ballet
balletic
cinematic
cinematographic
dramatic
dramatical
dramaturgic
emotionalistic
emotive
film
filmic
ham
hammy
hysteric
insincere
la-di-da
legitimate
maniere
mannered
melodramatic
milked
monodramatic
movie
nonrational
operatic
overacted
overdone
overemotional
overplayed
pretentious
scenic
sensational
sensationalistic
spectacular
stagelike
stageworthy
stagy
starstruck
stellar
theaterlike
theatrical
thespian
thrown away
underacted
underplayed
unnatural
unreasoning
vaudevillian
histrionics
Thespian art
amateur theatricals
blazon
blood and thunder
bravura
brilliancy
daring
dash
demonstration
demonstrativeness
display
dramatic art
dramatic form
dramatic irony
dramatic stroke
dramatic structure
dramaticism
dramatics
dramatism
dramaturgy
eclat
emotional appeal
emotionalism
emotionality
emotionalization
emotionalizing
emotiveness
emotivity
etalage
exhibition
exhibitionism
false front
fanfaronade
figure
flair
flaunt
flaunting
flourish
histrionism
human interest
love interest
making scenes
manifestation
melodrama
melodramatics
nonrationalness
pageant
pageantry
parade
play construction
sensationalism
sham
show
showing-off
spectacle
splash
splurge
staginess
theatricalism
theatricality
theatricals
theatricism
theatrics
unreasoningness
vaunt
visceralness
yellow journalism
laengste Definition
Race
(
v.
t.)
To
raze.
Race
(
n.
)
A
root.
Race
(
n.
)
The
descendants
of
a
common
ancestor
Race
(
n.
)
Company
Race
(
n.
)
A
variety
of
such
fixed
character
that
it
may
be
propagated
by
seed.
Race
(
n.
)
Peculiar
flavor,
taste,
or
strength,
as
of
wine
Race
(
n.
)
Hence,
characteristic
quality
or
disposition.
Race
(
n.
)
A
progress
Race
(
n.
)
Esp.,
swift
progress
Race
(
n.
)
Hence:
The
act
or
process
of
running
in
competition
Race
(
n.
)
Competitive
action
of
any
kind,
especially
when
prolonged
Race
(
n.
)
A
strong
or
rapid
current
of
water,
or
the
channel
or
passage
for
such
a
current
Race
(
n.
)
The
current
of
water
that
turns
a
water
wheel,
or
the
channel
in
which
it
flows
Race
(
n.
)
A
channel
or
guide
along
which
a
shuttle
is
driven
back
and
forth,
as
in
a
loom,
sewing
machine,
etc.
Race
(
v.
i.)
To
run
swiftly
Race
(
v.
i.)
To
run
too
fast
at
times,
as
a
marine
engine
or
screw,
when
the
screw
is
lifted
out
of
water
by
the
action
of
a
heavy
sea.
Race
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
contend
in
a
race
Race
(
v.
t.)
To
run
a
race
with.
His race is run. Bedeutung
rat
race
an
exhausting
routine
that
leaves
no
time
for
relaxation
race
riot
a
riot
caused
by
hatred
for
one
another
of
members
of
different
races
in
the
same
community
genocide
race
murder
racial
extermination
systematic
killing
of
a
racial
or
cultural
group
racerunner
race
runner
six-lined
racerunner
Cnemidophorus
sexlineatus
very
swift
lizard
of
eastern
and
central
United
States
racehorse
race
horse
bangtail
a
horse
bred
for
racing
world
human
race
humanity
humankind
human
beings
humans
mankind
man
all
of
the
living
human
inhabitants
of
the
earth,
all
the
world
loves
a
lover,
she
always
used
`humankind'
because
`mankind'
seemed
to
slight
the
women
racer
race
car
racing
car
a
fast
car
that
competes
in
races
raceway
race
a
canal
for
a
current
of
water
race
a
contest
of
speed,
the
race
is
to
the
swift
automobile
race
auto
race
car
race
a
race
between
(usually
high-performance)
automobiles
bicycle
race
a
race
between
people
riding
bicycles
boat
race
a
race
between
people
rowing
or
driving
boats
chariot
race
a
race
between
ancient
chariots
sailingace
yacht
race
a
race
between
crews
of
people
in
yachts
footrace
foot
race
run
a
race
run
on
foot,
she
broke
the
record
for
the
half-mile
run
Iditarod
Iditarod
Trail
Dog
Sled
Race
an
important
dogsled
race
run
annually
on
the
Iditarod
Trail
horse
race
a
contest
of
speed
between
horses,
usually
held
for
the
purpose
of
betting
claiming
race
a
horse
race
in
which
each
owner
declares
before
the
race
at
what
price
his
horse
will
be
offered
for
sale
after
the
race
selling
race
a
horse
race
in
which
the
winning
horse
must
be
put
up
for
auction
harness
race
harness
racing
a
horse
race
between
people
riding
in
sulkies
behind
horses
that
are
trotting
or
pacing
stake
race
a
horse
race
in
which
part
of
the
prize
is
put
up
by
the
owners
of
the
horses
in
the
race
obstacle
race
a
race
in
which
competitors
must
negotiate
obstacles
thoroughbred
race
a
race
between
thoroughbred
horses
potato
race
a
novelty
race
in
which
competitors
move
potatoes
from
one
place
to
another
one
at
a
time
sack
race
a
novelty
race
in
which
competitors
jump
ahead
with
their
feet
confined
in
a
sack
scratch
race
a
race
in
which
all
contestants
start
from
scratch
(on
equal
terms)
ski
race
skiing
race
a
race
between
people
wearing
skis
relay
relay
race
a
race
between
teams,
each
member
runs
or
swims
part
of
the
distance
torch
race
(ancient
Greece)
in
which
a
torch
is
passed
from
one
runner
to
the
next
race
meeting
a
regular
occasion
on
which
a
number
of
horse
races
are
held
on
the
same
track,
the
Epsom
race
meeting
was
an
important
social
event
hurdles
hurdling
hurdle
race
a
footrace
in
which
contestants
must
negotiate
a
series
of
hurdles
race
any
competition,
the
race
for
the
presidency
arms
race
a
competition
between
nations
to
have
the
most
powerful
armaments
governor's
race
campaign
for
governor
a
race
for
election
to
the
governorship
senate
campaign
senate
race
a
race
for
election
to
the
senate
race
people
who
are
believed
to
belong
to
the
same
genetic
stock,
some
biologists
doubt
that
there
are
important
genetic
differences
between
races
of
human
beings
master
race
Herrenvolk
a
race
that
considers
itself
superior
to
all
others
and
fitted
to
rule
the
others
subspecies
race
(biology)
a
taxonomic
group
that
is
a
division
of
a
species,
usually
arises
as
a
consequence
of
geographical
isolation
within
a
species
Black
race
Negroid
race
Negro
race
a
dark-skinned
race
White
race
White
people
Caucasoid
race
Caucasian
race
a
light-skinned
race
Yellow
race
Mongoloid
race
Mongolian
race
an
Asian
race
Indian
race
Amerindian
race
usually
included
in
the
Mongoloid
race
Indian
race
sometimes
included
in
the
Caucasian
race,
native
to
the
subcontinent
of
India
Slavic
people
Slavic
race
a
race
of
people
speaking
a
Slavonic
language
racer
race
driver
automobile
driver
someone
who
drives
racing
cars
at
high
speeds
slipstream
airstream
race
backwash
wash
the
flow
of
air
that
is
driven
backwards
by
an
aircraft
propeller
race
problem
a
social
and
political
problem
caused
by
conflict
between
races
occupying
the
same
or
adjacent
regions
race
run
compete
in
a
race,
he
is
running
the
Marathon
this
year,
let's
race
and
see
who
gets
there
first
boat-race
participate
in
a
boat
race
horse-race
compete
in
a
horse
race
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