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Franke m, Fränkin f
Frank
ehrlich
frank
freimuetig
frank
offen
frank
frei machen, offen, freimütig
frank
Franke m; Fränkin f soc. hist.
Franken pl; Fränkinnen pl
Frank
Franks
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
franker
frankest
freimütig; offen; unumwunden adj
freimütiger
am freimütigsten
frank
franker
frankest
unverblümt adj; geradeheraus adj
forthright {adj}; frank {adj}
freimütig; offen; unumwunden adj
freimütiger
am freimütigsten
Seien Sie offen zu mir!
frank
franker
frankest
Be frank with me!
Tacheles reden (offen sprechen)
to talk frankly; 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  frankfurter  frankhearted  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  
frankfurter  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  
frankly  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  
frankness  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 Franks 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 Franklin 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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