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Definition
Synonym
Frank
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Frank
e
m
, Fränkin
f
Frank
ehrlich
frank
freimuetig
frank
offen
frank
frei machen, offen, freimütig
frank
Frank
e
m
; Fränkin
f
soc.
hist.
Frank
en
pl
; Fränkinnen
pl
Frank
Frank
s
Seien Sie offen zu mir
be
frank
with me
Ich heiße
Frank
., Mein Name ist
Frank
.
My name is
Frank
.
Seien Sie offen zu mir!
Be
frank
with me!
Ich heiße
Frank
.; Mein Name ist
Frank
.
My name is
Frank
.
freimütig, offen, unumwunden
adj
freimütiger
am freimütigsten
frank
frank
er
frank
est
freimütig; offen; unumwunden
adj
freimütiger
am freimütigsten
frank
frank
er
frank
est
unverblümt
adj
; geradeheraus
adj
forthright {adj};
frank
{adj}
freimütig; offen; unumwunden
adj
freimütiger
am freimütigsten
Seien Sie offen zu mir!
frank
frank
er
frank
est
Be
frank
with me!
Tacheles reden (offen sprechen)
to talk
frank
ly; to speak one's mind; be
frank
'Variationen über ein Thema von
Frank
Bridge' (von Britten Werktitel)
mus.
'Variations on a Theme of
Frank
Bridge' (by Britten work title)
'Variationen über ein Thema von
Frank
Bridge' (von Britten Werktitel)
mus.
'Variations on a Theme of
Frank
Bridge' (by Britten work title)
Ausstellung
f
(+Gen über etw.) (Veranstaltung)
Ausstellungen
pl
Kunstausstellung
f
Fotoausstellung
f
eine Ausstellung zeitgenössischer Bildhauerkunst
eine Ausstellung über das Leben von Anne
Frank
eine Ausstellung zeigen veranstalten präsentieren
eine Ausstellung eröffnen
exhibition; exhibit
Am.
(of sth. on sth.; featuring sth.; devoted to sth.)
exhibitions; exhibits
art exhibition
exhibition of photographs
an exhibition of modern scupture
an exhibition on the life of Anne
Frank
to stage mount hold an exhibition
to open an exhibition
Ausstellung
f
(+Gen. über etw.) (Veranstaltung)
Ausstellungen
pl
Fotoausstellung
f
Gruppenausstellung
f
Karikaturenausstellung
f
; Karikaturenschau
f
Kunstausstellung
f
Wechselausstellungen
pl
eine Ausstellung zeitgenössischer Bildhauerkunst
eine Ausstellung über das Leben von Anne
Frank
eine Ausstellung zeigen veranstalten präsentieren
eine Ausstellung eröffnen
exhibition; exhibit
Am.
(of sth. on sth.; featuring sth.; devoted to sth.)
exhibitions; exhibits
exhibition of photographs
group exhibition
exhibition of caricatures; exhibition of satirical cartoons
art exhibition
temporary exhibitions
an exhibition of modern sculpture
an exhibition on the life of Anne
Frank
to stage mount hold an exhibition
to open an exhibition
Wort
n
Worte
pl
; Wörter
pl
freundliche Worte
tröstende Worte
abgeleitetes Wort
eins von mehreren Wörtern
maximal 18.000 EUR (in Worten: achtzehntausend Euro)
ein offenes Wort mit jdm. reden
das letzte Wort haben
in einfachen Worten
etw. in Worte fassen
unanständiges Wort
vager Begriff; unscharfer Begriff
klare Worte; deutliche Worte
doppelsinnige Worte; zweideutige Worte; unscharfe Ausdrucksweise
sein Wort brechen
sein Wort halten
mit einem Wort
mit anderen Worten; anders ausgedrückt; anders gesagt
mit eindringlichen Worten
große Worte machen
zusammengesetztes Wort
mit einem Wort
word
words
bland words
words of consolation
derivative
one of many words
a maximum of EUR 18 000 (in words: eighteen thousand euros)
to have a
frank
talk with sb.
to have the final say
in simple terms
to put sth. into words
dirty word
weasel word
plain speaking
weasel words
to break one's word
to keep one's word
in a word
in other words
in vivid words; with insistence; insistently
to use big words; to use grand words
compound word; compound
in sum
Wort
n
ling.
Worte
pl
; Wörter
pl
freundliche Worte
tröstende Worte
abgeleitetes Wort
eins von mehreren Wörtern
maximal 18.000 EUR (in Worten: achtzehntausend Euro)
ein offenes Wort mit jdm. reden
das letzte Wort haben
in einfachen Worten
etw. in Worte fassen
unanständiges Wort
vager Begriff; unscharfer Begriff
klare Worte; deutliche Worte
doppelsinnige Worte; zweideutige Worte; unscharfe Ausdrucksweise
sein Wort brechen
sein Wort halten
mit einem Wort
mit anderen Worten; anders ausgedrückt; anders gesagt
mit eindringlichen Worten
große Worte machen
zusammengesetztes Wort
mit einem Wort
Du nimmst mir das Wort aus dem Mund!
word
words
bland words
words of consolation
derivative
one of many words
a maximum of EUR 18,000 (in words: eighteen thousand euros)
to have a
frank
talk with sb.
to have the final say
in simple terms
to put sth. into words
dirty word
weasel word
plain speaking
weasel words
to break one's word
to keep one's word
in a word
in other words
in vivid words; with insistence; insistently
to use big words; to use grand words
compound word; compound
in sum
You took the words right out of my mouth!
Wort
n
Worte
pl
, Wörter
pl
freundliche Worte
tröstende Worte
eins von mehreren Wörtern
ein offenes Wort mit jdm. reden
sich zu Wort melden
das Wort führen (in einer Diskussion)
das Wort weiter geben an
das Wort weiter geben an
das letzte Wort haben
in einfachen Worten
unanständiges Wort
jdm. ins Wort fallen
sein Wort brechen
sein Wort halten
mit einem Wort
mit anderen Worten, anders ausgedrückt, anders gesagt
mit eindringlichen Worten
im wahrsten Sinn des Wortes
in der vollen Bedeutung des Wortes
im herkömmlichen Sinne des Wortes
große Worte machen
zusammengesetztes Wort
mit einem Wort
word
words
bland words
words of consolation
one of many words
to have a
frank
talk with sb.
to catch the speaker's eye
to be the main speaker (in a discussion)
to hand over to sb.
to pass sb. over to, to give the floor to
to have the final say
in simple terms
dirty word
to interrupt sb.
to break one's word
to keep one's word
in a word
in other words
in vivid words, with insistence, insistently
in the full sense of the word
in every sense of the word
in the usual sense of the word
to use grand words
compound word, compound
in sum
Deutsche
Franke {m} Fränkin {f} Synonyme
franke
Englische
Frank Synonyme
frank
PP
RD
RFD
Spartan
Vienna sausage
accessible
airmail
all jaw
approachable
artless
ascetic
austere
bald
bangers
bare
barefaced
black pudding
blood pudding
bluff
blunt
bologna
book post
born yesterday
braunschweiger
brazen
broad
brusque
cancellation
candid
chatty
childlike
coarse
common
commonplace
communicative
confiding
conversable
conversational
correspondence
demonstrative
direct
direct mail
direct-mail selling
dispassionate
dog
downright
dry
dull
earthy
effusive
expansive
explicit
express
extroverted
fair
flip
fluent
forthright
fourth-class mail
frank
furter
frank
hearted
free
free-speaking
free-spoken
free-tongued
gabby
garrulous
gassy
genuine
glib
gooseliver
gossipy
gregarious
gross
guileless
gushy
gutter
halfpenny post
headcheese
heart-to-heart
homely
homespun
honest
hot dog
impartial
ingenu
ingenuous
innocent
junk mail
just
knockwurst
lean
letter post
letters
liver sausage
liverwurst
long-winded
loquacious
low
mail
mail-order selling
mailing list
matter-of-fact
multiloquent
multiloquious
naive
natural
neat
newspaper post
newsy
on the level
open
openhearted
outgoing
outspoken
overtalkative
parcel post
plain
plain-speaking
plain-spoken
plainspoken
post
post day
postage
postage stamp
postmark
prolix
prosaic
prosing
prosy
pure
rank
raw
registered mail
round
rural delivery
rural free delivery
rustic
salami
saucisse
sausage
scrupulous
sea mail
seapost
self-revealing
self-revelatory
severe
simple
simple-speaking
simplehearted
simpleminded
sincere
single
single-hearted
single-minded
smooth
sober
sociable
spare
special delivery
special handling
stamp
stark
straight
straight-out
straightforward
surface mail
talkative
talky
transparent
trustful
trusting
truthful
unabashed
unadorned
unaffected
unbiased
unchecked
unconcealed
unconstrained
uncouth
undisguised
undissembled
undissembling
un
Frankenstein
Dracula
Wolf-man
bogey
bogeyman
bugaboo
bugbear
fee-faw-fum
frightener
ghost
ghoul
hobgoblin
holy terror
horror
incubus
monster
nightmare
ogre
ogress
phantom
revenant
scarebabe
scarecrow
scarer
specter
succubus
terror
vampire
werewolf
frank
furter
Vienna sausage
bangers
black pudding
blood pudding
bologna
braunschweiger
dog
frank
gooseliver
headcheese
hot dog
knockwurst
liver sausage
liverwurst
salami
saucisse
sausage
weenie
wiener
wienerwurst
wienie
frank
ly
all joking aside
bluffly
bluntly
broadly
brusquely
candidly
directly
genuinely
in all conscience
in all seriousness
in plain English
in plain words
openheartedly
openly
outspokenly
plain-spokenly
plainly
roundly
sincerely
straightforwardly
unconstrainedly
unreservedly
unrestrainedly
with no nonsense
frank
ness
accessibility
approachability
artlessness
austerity
baldness
bareness
big mouth
bluffness
bluntness
broadness
brusqueness
candidness
candor
coarseness
common speech
communicativeness
conversableness
directness
earthiness
effusion
effusiveness
extroversion
flow of words
flowing tongue
fluency
fluent tongue
flux de bouche
flux de paroles
flux of words
forthrightness
freedom
freeness
garrulity
garrulousness
gassiness
genuineness
gift of gab
glibness
gregariousness
grossness
gush
gushiness
homespun
household words
ingenuousness
leanness
long-windedness
loose tongue
loquaciousness
loquacity
matter-of-factness
naturalness
openheartedness
openness
outgoingness
outspokenness
plain English
plain dealing
plain speaking
plain speech
plain style
plain words
plainness
plainspokenness
prolixity
prosaicness
prosiness
raciness
rankness
rawness
restrainedness
roundness
rustic style
saltiness
severity
simpleness
simplicity
sincerity
slush
soberness
sociability
spareness
spate of words
spiciness
starkness
straightforwardness
talkativeness
unadorned style
unadornedness
unaffectedness
unconstraint
uncouthness
unimaginativeness
unpoeticalness
unrepression
unreserve
unreservedness
unrestraint
unrestriction
unreticence
unsecretiveness
unsuppression
untaciturnity
verbosity
vernacular
volubility
vulgarity
windiness
Frank Definition
Frank
(
n.
)
A
pigsty.
Frank
(
v.
t.)
To
shut
up
in
a
frank
or
sty
Frank
(
n.
)
The
common
heron
Frank
(
n.
)
Unbounded
by
restrictions,
limitations,
etc.
Frank
(
n.
)
Free
in
uttering
one's
real
sentiments
Frank
(
n.
)
Liberal
Frank
(
n.
)
Unrestrained
Frank
(
v.
t.)
To
send
by
public
conveyance
free
of
expense.
Frank
(
v.
t.)
To
extempt
from
charge
for
postage,
as
a
letter,
package,
or
packet,
etc.
Frank
(
a.
)
The
privilege
of
sending
letters
or
other
mail
matter,
free
of
postage,
or
without
charge
Frank
(
a.
)
A
member
of
one
of
the
German
tribes
that
in
the
fifth
century
overran
and
conquered
Gaul,
and
established
the
kingdom
of
France.
Frank
(
a.
)
A
native
or
inhabitant
of
Western
Europe
Frank
(
a.
)
A
French
coin.
See
Franc.
Frank
-chase
(
n.
)
The
liberty
or
franchise
of
having
a
chase
Frank
-fee
(
n.
)
A
species
of
tenure
in
fee
simple,
being
the
opposite
of
ancient
demesne,
or
copyhold.
Frank
-law
(
n.
)
The
liberty
of
being
sworn
in
courts,
as
a
juror
or
witness
Frank
-marriage
(
n.
)
A
certain
tenure
in
tail
special
Frank Bedeutung
frank
breech
frank
breech
delivery
position
of
a
fetus
in
which
the
buttocks
are
present
at
the
maternal
pelvic
outlet
frank
frankfurter
hotdog
hot
dog
dog
wiener
wienerwurst
weenie
a
smooth-textured
sausage
of
minced
beef
or
pork
usually
smoked,
often
served
on
a
bread
roll
Frank
a
member
of
the
ancient
Germanic
peoples
who
spread
from
the
Rhine
into
the
Roman
Empire
in
the
th
century
Salian
Frank
Salian
a
member
of
the
tribe
of
Frank
s
who
settled
in
the
Netherlands
in
the
th
century
AD
Baum
Frank
Baum
Lyman
Frank
Brown
United
States
writer
of
children's
books
(-)
Capra
Frank
Capra
United
States
film
maker
(-)
Cooper
Gary
Cooper
Frank
Cooper
United
States
film
actor
noted
for
his
portrayals
of
strong
silent
heroes
(-)
Harris
Frank
Harris
James
Thomas
Harris
Irish
writer
noted
for
his
sexually
explicit
but
unreliable
autobiography
(-)
Libby
Willard
Frank
Libby
United
States
chemist
who
developed
a
method
of
radiocarbon
dating
(-)
Musial
Stan
Musial
Stanley
Frank
Musial
Stan
the
Man
United
States
baseball
player
(born
in
)
Norris
Frank
Norris
Benjamin
Frank
lin
Norris
Jr.
United
States
writer
(-)
Powell
Cecil
Frank
Powell
English
physicist
who
discovered
the
pion
(the
first
known
meson)
which
is
a
subatomic
particle
involved
in
holding
the
nucleus
together
(-)
Sinatra
Frank
Sinatra
Francis
Albert
Sinatra
United
States
singer
and
film
actor
(-)
Spillane
Mickey
Spillane
Frank
Morrison
Spillane
United
States
writer
of
popular
detective
novels
(born
in
)
Stella
Frank
Stella
Frank
Philip
Stella
United
States
minimalist
painter
(born
in
)
Stockton
Frank
Stockton
Francis
Richard
Stockton
United
States
writer
(-)
Whittle
Frank
Whittle
Sir
Frank
Whittle
English
aeronautical
engineer
who
invented
the
jet
aircraft
engine
(-)
Wilson
Sir
Angus
Wilson
Angus
Frank
Johnstone
Wilson
English
writer
of
novels
and
short
stories
(-)
Woolworth
Frank
Winfield
Woolworth
United
States
businessman
who
opened
a
shop
in
selling
low-priced
goods
and
built
it
into
a
national
chain
of
stores
(-)
Wright
Frank
Lloyd
Wright
influential
United
States
architect
(-)
frank
exempt
by
means
of
an
official
pass
or
letter,
as
from
customs
or
other
checks
postmark
frank
stamp
with
a
postmark
to
indicate
date
and
time
of
mailing
blunt
candid
forthright
frank
free-spoken
outspoken
plainspoken
point-blank
straight-from-the-shoulder
characterized
by
directness
in
manner
or
speech,
without
subtlety
or
evasion,
blunt
talking
and
straight
shooting,
a
blunt
New
England
farmer,
I
gave
them
my
candid
opinion,
forthright
criticism,
a
forthright
approach
to
the
problem,
tell
me
what
you
think--and
you
may
just
as
well
be
frank,
it
is
possible
to
be
outspoken
without
being
rude,
plainspoken
and
to
the
point,
a
point-blank
accusation
frank
clearly
manifest,
evident,
frank
enjoyment
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