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Definition
Synonym
ungeschirmt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
ungeschirmt
adj
without screen
abgeschirmt; geschirmt
adj
nicht abgeschirmt;
ungeschirmt
adj
shielded; screened
unshielded; unscreened
ungeschirmt
adj
without screen
abgeschirmt; geschirmt
adj
nicht abgeschirmt;
ungeschirmt
adj
shielded; screened
unshielded; unscreened
Deutsche
ungeschirmt Synonyme
Englische
without screen Synonyme
without
after
apparently
aside from
bar
barring
beside
besides
but
discounting
empty of
ex
except
except for
excepting
exception taken of
excluding
exclusive of
exteriorly
externally
free of
from
lacking
leaving out
less
let alone
minus
not counting
off
omitting
on the outside
on the surface
open
open air
openly
out
out of doors
out-of-doors
outside
outside of
outwardly
outwards
past
precluding
publically
sans
save
save and except
saving
superficially
than
to all appearances
unless
void of
wanting
without
delay
PDQ
all at once
all together
apace
at a blow
at a stroke
at once
at one blow
at one jump
at one stroke
at one swoop
at one time
decisively
directly
expeditiously
forthwith
immediately
in a hurry
in no time
instanter
instantly
now
on the instant
on the spot
per saltum
pretty damned quick
promptly
pronto
quickly
right away
right now
right off
simultaneously
smartly
speedily
straightaway
straightway
subito
summarily
swiftly
then and there
this minute
this very minute
uno saltu
with all speed
without
further delay
without
doubt
actually
admittedly
assuredly
believingly
beyond doubt
beyond question
certainly
clearly
decidedly
demonstrably
devoutly
doubtless
doubtlessly
for a certainty
for real
in all conscience
incontestably
indeed
indisputably
indubitably
irrefragably
irrefutably
manifestly
no doubt
noticeably
observably
obviously
on faith
on trust
out of question
patently
piously
positively
quite
really
sensibly
seriously
truly
trustfully
trustingly
unambiguously
undeniably
undoubtedly
undoubtfully
undoubtingly
unmistakably
unquestionably
unquestioningly
unsuspectingly
unsuspiciously
upon trust
verily
visibly
with confidence
with faith
without
exception
absolute
across-the-board
admitting no exception
all along
all over
all the time
all the while
all-comprehensive
all-inclusive
all-out
always
at all times
at every turn
blanket
categorical
clear
compendious
complete
comprehensive
conclusive
constantly
continually
cosmically
decided
decisive
definite
definitive
determinate
downright
encyclopedic
entire
ever and always
everywhere
explicit
express
final
fixed
flat
flat-out
galactically
global
implicit
in every instance
inappealable
indisputable
internationally
invariably
like clockwork
methodically
never otherwise
omnibus
orderly
out-and-out
outright
over-all
panoramic
peremptory
perfect
positive
regularly
round
steadily
straight
straight-out
sweeping
synoptic
systematically
the world over
total
uncircumscribed
unconditional
unconditioned
undoubting
unequivocal
unhampered
unhesitating
universal
universally
unlimited
unmistakable
unmitigated
unqualified
unquestioning
unreserved
unrestricted
unwaivable
utter
whole
without
omission
without
reserve
without
foundation
baseless
built on sand
empty
groundless
idle
ill-founded
not well-founded
unbased
unfounded
ungrounded
unsupportable
unsupported
unsustainable
unsustained
untenable
unwarranted
vain
without
basis
without
rhyme or reason
absonant
aimless
arbitrarily
capriciously
contradictory
contrary to reason
designless
empty
fallacious
fancifully
faulty
flawed
flightily
garbled
illogical
importless
inane
inauthentic
inconclusive
incongruous
inconsequent
inconsequential
inconsistent
insignificant
invalid
irrational
lightly
loose
meaningless
nonconnotative
nondenotative
nonscientific
not following
null
paralogical
phatic
purportless
purposeless
reasonless
scrambled
self-annulling
self-contradictory
self-refuting
senseless
unauthentic
unconnected
unmeaning
unphilosophical
unreasonable
unreasonably
unscientific
unsignificant
whimsically
without
reason
without
stopping
ad infinitum
again and again
always
at a stretch
at all times
ceaselessly
connectedly
constantly
continually
continuously
cumulatively
cyclically
daily
daily and hourly
day after day
day and night
endlessly
ever
ever and anon
every day
every hour
every moment
hour after hour
hourly
incessantly
interminably
monotonously
month after month
night and day
on a stretch
on and on
on end
perennially
perpetually
rapidly
regularly
repetitively
right along
round the clock
steadily
sustainedly
together
unbrokenly
unceasingly
unintermittently
uninterruptedly
unrelievedly
unvaryingly
without
a break
without
cease
without
letup
year after year
without
warning
abruptly
bang
by surprise
dash
hastily
impetuously
implausibly
improbably
impulsively
like a flash
like a thunderbolt
of a sudden
on short notice
plop
plump
plunk
pop
precipitantly
precipitately
precipitously
sharp
slap
smack
startlingly
sudden
suddenly
surprisingly
unanticipatedly
unawares
unexpectedly
unforeseeably
unpredictably
without
notice
ungeschirmt Definition
Screen
(
n.
)
Anything
that
separates
or
cuts
off
inconvenience,
injury,
or
danger
Screen
(
n.
)
A
dwarf
wall
or
partition
carried
up
to
a
certain
height
for
separation
and
protection,
as
in
a
church,
to
separate
the
aisle
from
the
choir,
or
the
like.
Screen
(
n.
)
A
surface,
as
that
afforded
by
a
curtain,
sheet,
wall,
etc.,
upon
which
an
image,
as
a
picture,
is
thrown
by
a
magic
lantern,
solar
microscope,
etc.
Screen
(
n.
)
A
long,
coarse
riddle
or
sieve,
sometimes
a
revolving
perforated
cylinder,
used
to
separate
the
coarser
from
the
finer
parts,
as
of
coal,
sand,
gravel,
and
the
like.
Screen
(
v.
t.)
To
provide
with
a
shelter
or
means
of
concealment
Screen
(
v.
t.)
To
pass,
as
coal,
gravel,
ashes,
etc.,
through
a
screen
in
order
to
separate
the
coarse
from
the
fine,
or
the
worthless
from
the
valuable
without screen Bedeutung
screen
pass
a
short
forward
pass
in
which
the
receiver
is
protected
by
a
screen
of
blockers
screen
test
a
filmed
audition
of
an
actor
or
actress
smoke
screen
smokescreen
an
action
intended
to
conceal
or
confuse
or
obscure,
requesting
new
powers
of
surveillance
is
just
a
smokescreen
to
hide
their
failures
active
matrix
screen
a
type
of
LCD
screen
used
for
some
portable
computers,
there
is
a
separate
circuit
for
each
pixel
background
desktop
screen
background
(computer
science)
the
area
of
the
screen
in
graphical
user
interfaces
against
which
icons
and
windows
appear
blind
screen
a
protective
covering
that
keeps
things
out
or
hinders
sight,
they
had
just
moved
in
and
had
not
put
up
blinds
yet
computer
screen
computer
display
a
screen
used
to
display
the
output
of
a
computer
to
the
user
fire
screen
fireguard
a
metal
screen
before
an
open
fire
for
protection
(especially
against
flying
sparks)
light
filter
diffusing
screen
a
transparent
filter
that
reduces
the
light
(or
some
wavelengths
of
the
light)
passing
through
it
rood
screen
a
screen
in
a
church,
separates
the
nave
from
the
choir
or
chancel
screen
a
protective
covering
consisting
of
netting,
can
be
mounted
in
a
frame,
they
put
screens
in
the
windows
for
protection
against
insects,
a
metal
screen
protected
the
observers
screen
cover
covert
concealment
a
covering
that
serves
to
conceal
or
shelter
something,
a
screen
of
trees
afforded
privacy,
under
cover
of
darkness,
the
brush
provided
a
covert
for
game,
the
simplest
concealment
is
to
match
perfectly
the
color
of
the
background
screen
partition
consisting
of
a
decorative
frame
or
panel
that
serves
to
divide
a
space
screen
CRT
screen
the
display
that
is
electronically
created
on
the
surface
of
the
large
end
of
a
cathodeay
tube
screen
silver
screen
projection
screen
a
white
or
silvered
surface
where
pictures
can
be
projected
for
viewing
screen
door
screen
a
door
that
consists
of
a
frame
holding
metallic
or
plastic
netting,
used
to
allow
ventilation
and
to
keep
insects
from
entering
a
building
through
the
open
door,
he
heard
the
screen
slam
as
she
left
screen
saver
(computer
science)
a
moving
design
that
appears
on
a
computer
screen
when
there
has
been
no
input
for
a
specified
period
of
time,
screen
savers
prevent
the
damage
that
occurs
when
the
same
areas
of
light
and
dark
are
displayed
too
long
sieve
screen
a
strainer
for
separating
lumps
from
powdered
material
or
grading
particles
silkscreen
silk
screen
print
serigraph
a
print
made
using
a
stencil
process
in
which
an
image
or
design
is
superimposed
on
a
very
fine
mesh
screen
and
printing
ink
is
squeegeed
onto
the
printing
surface
through
the
area
of
the
screen
that
is
not
covered
by
the
stencil
smoke
screen
smokescreen
(military)
screen
consisting
of
a
cloud
of
smoke
that
obscures
movements
touch
screen
touchscreen
a
computer
display
that
enables
the
user
to
interact
with
the
computer
by
touching
areas
on
the
screen
wide
screen
a
projection
screen
that
is
much
wider
than
it
is
high
window
screen
screen
to
keep
insects
from
entering
a
building
through
the
open
window
screen
memory
an
imagined
memory
of
a
childhood
experience,
hides
another
memory
of
distressing
significance
silver
screen
the
film
industry
screen
font
raster
font
the
font
that
is
displayed
on
a
computer
screen,
when
the
screen
font
resembles
a
printed
font
a
document
may
look
approximately
the
same
on
the
screen
as
it
will
when
printed
filmdom
screenland
screen
the
personnel
of
the
film
industry,
a
star
of
stage
and
screen
screen
actor
movie
actor
an
actor
who
plays
a
role
in
a
film
screen
off
separate
off
partition
by
means
of
a
divider,
such
as
a
screen,
screen
off
this
part
of
the
room
screen
examine
methodically,
screen
the
suitcases
shield
screen
protect,
hide,
or
conceal
from
danger
or
harm
riddle
screen
separate
with
a
riddle,
as
grain
from
chaff
screen
block
out
prevent
from
entering,
block
out
the
strong
sunlight
screen
project
onto
a
screen
for
viewing,
screen
a
film
screen
screen
out
sieve
sort
examine
in
order
to
test
suitability,
screen
these
samples,
screen
the
job
applicants
screen
test
test
or
examine
for
the
presence
of
disease
or
infection,
screen
the
blood
for
the
HIV
virus
wide-screen(a)
(motion
pictures)
projected
on
a
screen
with
much
greater
width
than
height
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