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Definition
Synonym
fast food
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Fastfood
n
cook.
fast food
Fastfood
n
; Schnellkost
f
; Schnellimbiss
m
cook.
fast food
Schneelimbiß
fast-food restaurant
Schnellspeiselokal
fast food
establishment
Fastfood
n
; Schnellkost
f
; Schnellimbiss
m
cook.
Schnellimbissstube
f
fast food
fast-food bar
Schnellgaststätte
f
Schnellgaststätten
pl
fast food
restaurant
fast food
restaurants
Schnellgaststätte
f
; Schnellkost-Restaurant
n
; Schnellrestaurant
n
; Fastfood-Restaurant
n
cook.
Schnellgaststätten
pl
; Schnellkost-Restaurants
pl
; Schnellrestaurants
pl
; Fastfood-Restaurants
pl
fast-food restaurant
fast-food restaurants
plötzlich auftauchen; hervorschießen; aus dem Boden schießen
v
plötzlich auftauchend; hervorschießend; aus dem Boden schießend
plötzlich aufgetaucht; hervorgeschossen; aus dem Boden geschossen
Das Unkraut ist über Nacht aus dem Boden geschossen.
Schnellimbissrestaurants schießen in der ganzen Stadt aus dem Boden.
Plötzlich kam starker Wind auf.
to spring up
springing up
sprung up
The weeds sprang up overnight.
Fast-food restaurants are springing up all over town.
Suddenly a strong gust sprung up.
plötzlich auftauchen; hervorschießen; aus dem Boden schießen
v
plötzlich auftauchend; hervorschießend; aus dem Boden schießend
plötzlich aufgetaucht; hervorgeschossen; aus dem Boden geschossen
Das Unkraut ist über Nacht aus dem Boden geschossen.
Schnellimbissrestaurants schießen in der ganzen Stadt aus dem Boden.
Plötzlich kam starker Wind auf.
to spring up
springing up
sprung up
The weeds sprang up overnight.
Fast-food restaurants are springing up all over town.
Suddenly, a strong gust sprung up.
suchterzeugend; süchtigmachend
adj
med.
psych.
die süchtigmachenden Eigenschaften von Schnellgerichten
eine Droge, die schnell süchtig macht von der man schnell abhängig wird
ein Aroma, an das man sich gewöhnen könnte
causing addiction; causing dependency (postpositive); addictive; addicting
coll.
; habit-forming
the addicting properties of
fast food
a highly addictive drug
an addicting aroma
Deutsche
Fastfood {n} [cook.] Synonyme
Fast
Food
ÂFastfood
cook up
ad-lib
angle
beget
breed
brew
bring forth
bring into being
cabal
call into being
cook
KO
abigail
adulterate
amah
au pair girl
ayah
bake
baker
ball up
Englische
fast food Synonyme
fast food
board
bread
bread and butter
cheer
comestibles
creature comfort
cuisine
daily bread
eatables
edibles
fare
feast
food
food and drink
foodstuff
health food
ingesta
junk food
kitchen stuff
meat
provender
provision
spread
sustenance
table
tucker
viands
victuals
vittles
fast food Definition
Fast
(
v.
i.)
To
abstain
from
food
Fast
(
v.
i.)
To
practice
abstinence
as
a
religious
exercise
or
duty
Fast
(
v.
i.)
Abstinence
from
food
Fast
(
v.
i.)
Voluntary
abstinence
from
food,
for
a
space
of
time,
as
a
spiritual
discipline,
or
as
a
token
of
religious
humiliation.
Fast
(
v.
i.)
A
time
of
fasting,
whether
a
day,
week,
or
longer
time
Fast
(
v.
)
Firmly
fixed
Fast
(
v.
)
Firm
against
attack
Fast
(
v.
)
Firm
in
adherence
Fast
(
v.
)
Permanent
Fast
(
v.
)
Tenacious
Fast
(
v.
)
Not
easily
disturbed
or
broken
Fast
(
v.
)
Moving
rapidly
Fast
(
v.
)
Given
to
pleasure
seeking
Fast
(
a.
)
In
a
fast,
fixed,
or
firmly
established
manner
Fast
(
a.
)
In
a
fast
or
rapid
manner
Fast
(
n.
)
That
which
fastens
or
holds
Fast-handed
(
a.
)
Close-handed
Food
(
n.
)
What
is
fed
upon
Food
(
n.
)
Anything
that
instructs
the
intellect,
excites
the
feelings,
or
molds
habits
of
character
Food
(
v.
t.)
To
supply
with
food.
Fast
(
n.
)
The
shaft
of
a
column,
or
trunk
of
pilaster.
fast food Bedeutung
food
nutrient
any
substance
that
can
be
metabolized
by
an
animal
to
give
energy
and
build
tissue
trick
fast
one
a
a
cunning
or
deceitful
action
or
device,
he
played
a
trick
on
me,
he
pulled
a
fast
one
and
got
away
with
it
fast
track
a
rapid
means
of
achieving
a
goal,
they
saw
independence
as
the
fast
track
to
democracy,
he
took
a
fast
track
to
the
top
of
the
corporate
ladder,
the
company
went
off
the
fast
track
when
the
stock
market
dropped
fast
break
(basketball)
a
rapid
dash
to
get
a
shot
as
soon
as
possible
after
taking
possession
of
the
ball
fast
fasting
abstaining
from
food
food
fish
any
fish
used
for
food
by
human
beings
delicatessen
deli
food
shop
a
shop
selling
ready-to-eat
food
products
dumbwaiter
food
elevator
a
small
elevator
used
to
convey
food
(or
other
goods)
from
one
floor
of
a
building
to
another
fast
lane
the
traffic
lane
for
vehicles
that
are
moving
rapidly
fast
reactor
nuclear
reactor
in
which
nuclear
fissions
are
caused
by
fast
neutrons
because
little
or
no
moderator
is
used
food
additive
artificial
additive
an
additive
to
food
intended
to
improve
its
flavor
or
appearance
or
shelf-life
food
court
an
area
(as
in
a
shopping
mall)
where
fast
food
is
sold
(usually
around
a
common
eating
area)
food
processor
a
kitchen
appliance
with
interchangeable
blades,
used
for
shredding
or
blending
or
chopping
or
slicing
food
food
hamper
a
hamper
for
packing
and
transporting
food
grocery
store
grocery
food
market
market
a
marketplace
where
groceries
are
sold,
the
grocery
store
included
a
meat
market
turner
food
turner
cooking
utensil
having
a
flat
flexible
part
and
a
long
handle,
used
for
turning
or
serving
food
fast
lane
a
hectic
and
pressured
lifestyle
often
characterized
by
recklessness
or
dissipation,
life
in
fashion's
fast
lane
has
taught
her
a
lot
food
food
for
thought
intellectual
nourishment
anything
that
provides
mental
stimulus
for
thinking
food
solid
food
any
solid
substance
(as
opposed
to
liquid)
that
is
used
as
a
source
of
nourishment,
food
and
drink
comfort
food
food
that
is
simply
prepared
and
gives
a
sense
of
wellbeing,
typically
food
with
a
high
sugar
or
carbohydrate
content
that
is
associated
with
childhood
or
with
home
cooking
fast
food
inexpensive
food
(hamburgers
or
chicken
or
milkshakes)
prepared
and
served
quickly
finger
food
food
to
be
eaten
with
the
fingers
soft
diet
pap
spoon
food
a
diet
that
does
not
require
chewing,
advised
for
those
with
intestinal
disorders
foodstuff
food
product
a
substance
that
can
be
used
or
prepared
for
use
as
food
coloring
colouring
food
coloring
food
colouring
food
color
food
colour
a
digestible
substance
used
to
give
color
to
food,
food
color
made
from
vegetable
dyes
food
cache
food
in
a
secure
or
hidden
storage
place
fresh
food
fresh
foods
food
that
is
not
preserved
by
canning
or
dehydration
or
freezing
or
smoking
frozen
food
frozen
foods
food
preserved
by
freezing
canned
food
canned
foods
canned
goods
tinned
goods
food
preserved
by
canning
dehydrated
food
dehydrated
foods
food
preserved
by
dehydration
convenience
food
any
packaged
dish
or
food
that
can
be
prepared
quickly
and
easily
as
by
thawing
or
heating
delicatessen
delicatessen
food
ready-to-eat
food
products
takeout
takeout
food
takeaway
prepared
food
that
is
intended
to
be
eaten
off
of
the
premises,
in
England
they
call
takeout
food
`takeaway'
devil's
food
devil's
food
cake
very
dark
chocolate
cake
angel
cake
angel
food
cake
a
light
sponge
cake
made
without
egg
yolks
health
food
any
natural
or
prepared
food
popularly
believed
to
promote
good
health
junk
food
food
that
tastes
good
but
is
high
in
calories
having
little
nutritional
value
breakfast
food
any
food
(especially
cereal)
usually
served
for
breakfast
raw
vegetable
rabbit
food
an
uncooked
vegetable
snack
food
food
for
light
meals
or
for
eating
between
meals
grain
food
grain
cereal
foodstuff
prepared
from
the
starchy
grains
of
cereal
grasses
cud
rechewed
food
food
of
a
ruminant
regurgitated
to
be
chewed
again
bird
feed
bird
food
birdseed
food
given
to
birds,
usually
mixed
seeds
petfood
pet-food
pet
food
food
prepared
for
animal
pets
dog
food
food
prepared
for
dogs
cat
food
food
prepared
for
cats
miraculous
food
manna
manna
from
heaven
(Old
Testament)
food
that
God
gave
the
Israelites
during
the
Exodus
soul
food
food
traditionally
eaten
by
African-Americans
in
the
South
food
company
a
company
that
processes
and
sells
food
Food
and
Drug
Administration
FDA
a
federal
agency
in
the
Department
of
Health
and
Human
Services
established
to
regulate
the
release
of
new
foods
and
healthelated
products
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