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Definition
Synonym
Diaschau
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Diaschau
f
slide show; slideshow
Diaschau
f
slide show; slideshow
Diaschau
f
slide show; slideshow
Deutsche
Diaschau Synonyme
Englische
slide show; slideshow Synonyme
slide
Photostat
Telephoto
Wirephoto
Xerox
Xerox copy
advance
aerial photograph
aerophone
alabaster
avalanche
be effortless
be painless
bell
billiard table
black-and-white photograph
blowup
blueprint
bolt-hole
bowling alley
bowling green
candid photograph
cheesecake
chronophotograph
coast
coasting
color photograph
color print
contact printing
continue
crawl
creep
cyanotype
decline
decrease
diapositive
die
dip
double reed
down
slide
downswing
downtrend
downturn
drift
drop
drop off
ebb
ejection seat
elapse
embouchure
emergency exit
endure
enlargement
escape hatch
expire
fade
fail
fall
fall away
fall off
falloff
fire escape
flat
flit
flow
flow on
flowing
fly
forget
give no trouble
glass
glide
gliding
glissade
glissando
gloss over
glossy
go by
go down
go downhill
go easily
go like clockwork
go off
go on
heliochrome
heliograph
hit a slump
hit rock bottom
hit the skids
hologram
horn
ice
ice-skate
ignore
inflatable
slide
ivory
key
land
slide
landslip
lantern
slide
lapse
last
let
slide
level
life buoy
life net
life raft
lifeboat
lifeline
lip
lurk
mahogany
marble
matte
microcopy
microprint
montage
mouse
mouthpiece
move
mug
mug shot
neglect
pass
pass by
pass over
photo
photobiography
photochronograph
photocopy
photograph
photogravure
photomap
photomicrograph
photomontage
photomural
photostatic copy
picture
pinup
pipe
plane
portrait
positive
present no difficulties
press on
print
proceed
projection printing
reach the depths
reed
roll
roll on
roller-skate
run
run down
run its course
run on
run out
run smoothly
sag
sail
sailing
sally port
satin
semi-matte
shift
shirk
shot
sideslip
silk
sink
skate
skateboard
skating
ski
skid
skiing
skim
skulk
sled
sledding
sleigh
slick
slidder
slide
down
sliding
slink
slip
slippage
slipping
slither
slithering
slump
slur
smooth
snake
snap
snapshot
snowslid
slide
back
back
slide
fall
fall again into
fall back
fall from grace
have a relapse
lapse
lapse back
recidivate
recur to
regress
relapse
return to
revert
revert to
sink back
slip back
yield again to
slide
trombone
alpenhorn
alphorn
althorn
alto horn
ballad horn
baritone
bass horn
brass choir
brass wind
brass-wind instrument
brasses
bugle
bugle horn
clarion
cornet
cornet-a-pistons
corno di caccia
cornopean
double-bell euphonium
euphonium
helicon
horn
hunting horn
key trumpet
lituus
lur
mellophone
ophicleide
orchestral horn
pocket trumpet
post horn
sackbut
saxhorn
saxtuba
serpent
sliphorn
sousaphone
tenor tuba
tromba
trombone
trumpet
tuba
valve trombone
valve trumpet
Diaschau Definition
Raree-show
(
n.
)
A
show
carried
about
in
a
box
Show
(
v.
t.)
To
exhibit
or
present
to
view
Show
(
v.
t.)
To
exhibit
to
the
mental
view
Show
(
v.
t.)
Specifically,
to
make
known
the
way
to
(a
person)
Show
(
v.
t.)
To
make
apparent
or
clear,
as
by
evidence,
testimony,
or
reasoning
Show
(
v.
t.)
To
bestow
Show
(
v.
i.)
To
exhibit
or
manifest
one's
self
or
itself
Show
(
v.
i.)
To
have
a
certain
appearance,
as
well
or
ill,
fit
or
unfit
Show
(
n.
)
The
act
of
showing,
or
bringing
to
view
Show
(
n.
)
That
which
os
shown,
or
brought
to
view
Show
(
n.
)
Proud
or
ostentatious
display
Show
(
n.
)
Semblance
Show
(
n.
)
False
semblance
Show
(
n.
)
A
discharge,
from
the
vagina,
of
mucus
streaked
with
blood,
occuring
a
short
time
before
labor.
Show
(
n.
)
A
pale
blue
flame,
at
the
top
of
a
candle
flame,
indicating
the
presence
of
fire
damp.
Slide
(
v.
t.)
To
move
along
the
surface
of
any
body
by
slipping,
or
without
walking
or
rolling
Slide
(
v.
t.)
Especially,
to
move
over
snow
or
ice
with
a
smooth,
uninterrupted
motion,
as
on
a
sled
moving
by
the
force
of
gravity,
or
on
the
feet.
Slide
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
inadvertently.
Slide
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
along
smoothly
or
unobservedly
Slide
(
v.
t.)
To
slip
when
walking
or
standing
Slide
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
from
one
note
to
another
with
no
perceptible
cassation
of
sound.
Slide
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
out
of
one's
thought
as
not
being
of
any
consequence.
Slide
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
slide
Slide
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
or
put
imperceptibly
Slide
(
n.
)
The
act
of
sliding
Slide
(
n.
)
Smooth,
even
passage
or
progress.
Slide
(
n.
)
That
on
which
anything
moves
by
sliding.
Slide
(
n.
)
An
inclined
plane
on
which
heavy
bodies
slide
by
the
force
of
gravity,
esp.
one
constructed
on
a
mountain
side
for
conveying
logs
by
sliding
them
down.
Slide
(
n.
)
A
surface
of
ice
or
snow
on
which
children
slide
for
amusement.
Slide
(
n.
)
That
which
operates
by
sliding.
Slide
(
n.
)
A
cover
which
opens
or
closes
an
aperture
by
sliding
over
it.
Slide
(
n.
)
A
moving
piece
which
is
guided
by
a
part
or
parts
along
which
it
slides.
Slide
(
n.
)
A
clasp
or
brooch
for
a
belt,
or
the
like.
Slide
(
n.
)
A
plate
or
slip
of
glass
on
which
is
a
picture
or
delineation
to
be
exhibited
by
means
of
a
magic
lantern,
stereopticon,
or
the
like
Slide
(
n.
)
The
descent
of
a
mass
of
earth,
rock,
or
snow
down
a
hill
or
mountain
side
Slide
(
n.
)
A
small
dislocation
in
beds
of
rock
along
a
line
of
fissure.
Slide
(
n.
)
A
grace
consisting
of
two
or
more
small
notes
moving
by
conjoint
degrees,
and
leading
to
a
principal
note
either
above
or
below.
Slide
(
n.
)
An
apparatus
in
the
trumpet
and
trombone
by
which
the
sounding
tube
is
lengthened
and
shortened
so
as
to
produce
the
tones
between
the
fundamental
and
its
harmonics.
Slide
(
n.
)
A
sound
which,
by
a
gradual
change
in
the
position
of
the
vocal
organs,
passes
imperceptibly
into
another
sound.
Slide
(
n.
)
Same
as
Guide
bar,
under
Guide.
Slide
(
n.
)
A
slide
valve.
slide show; slideshow Bedeutung
slide
glide
coast
the
act
of
moving
smoothly
along
a
surface
while
remaining
in
contact
with
it,
his
slide
didn't
stop
until
the
bottom
of
the
hill,
the
children
lined
up
for
a
coast
down
the
snowy
slope
dog
show
a
competitive
exhibition
of
dogs
raree-show
a
street
show
show
the
act
of
publicly
exhibiting
or
entertaining,
a
remarkable
show
of
skill
cabaret
floorshow
floor
show
a
series
of
acts
at
a
night
club
ice
show
any
entertainment
performed
by
ice
skaters
light
show
a
display
of
colored
lights
moving
in
shifting
patterns
road
show
a
show
on
tour
Wild
West
Show
Buffalo
Bill's
Wild
West
Show
a
spectacular
show
organized
in
by
William
F.
Cody
that
featured
horseback
riding
and
marksmanship
on
a
large
scale,
toured
the
United
States
and
Europe
strip
striptease
strip
show
a
form
of
erotic
entertainment
in
which
a
dancer
gradually
undresses
to
music,
she
did
a
strip
right
in
front
of
everyone
mime
pantomime
dumb
show
a
performance
using
gestures
and
body
movements
without
words
appearance
show
pretending
that
something
is
the
case
in
order
to
make
a
good
impression,
they
try
to
keep
up
appearances,
that
ceremony
is
just
for
show
show
trial
a
trial
held
for
show,
the
guilt
of
the
accused
person
has
been
decided
in
advance
chute
slide
slideway
sloping
trough
sloping
channel
through
which
things
can
descend
display
window
shop
window
shopwindow
show
window
a
window
of
a
store
facing
onto
the
street,
used
to
display
merchandise
for
sale
in
the
store
hair
slide
a
decorative
hinged
clip
that
girls
and
women
put
in
their
hair
to
hold
it
in
place
pump
action
slide
action
action
mechanism
in
a
modern
rifle
or
shotgun,
a
back
and
forward
motion
of
a
sliding
lever
ejects
the
empty
shell
case
and
cocks
the
firearm
and
loads
a
new
round
slide
lantern
slide
a
transparency
mounted
in
a
frame,
viewed
with
a
slide
projector
slide
microscope
slide
a
small
flat
rectangular
piece
of
glass
on
which
specimens
can
be
mounted
for
microscopic
study
slide
playground
slide
sliding
board
plaything
consisting
of
a
sloping
chute
down
which
children
can
slide
slide
fastener
zip
zipper
zip
fastener
a
fastener
for
locking
together
two
toothed
edges
by
means
of
a
sliding
tab
slide
projector
projector
that
projects
an
enlarged
image
of
a
slide
onto
a
screen
slide
rule
slipstick
analog
computer
consisting
of
a
handheld
instrument
used
for
rapid
calculations,
have
been
replaced
by
pocket
calculators
slide
valve
valve
that
opens
and
closes
a
passageway
by
sliding
over
a
port
show-stopper
showstopper
something
that
is
strikingly
attractive
or
has
great
popular
appeal,
she
has
a
show-stopper
of
a
smile,
the
brilliant
orange
flowers
against
the
green
foliage
were
a
showstopper
a
movie
film
picture
moving
picture
moving-picture
show
motion
picture
motion-picture
show
picture
show
pic
flick
a
form
of
entertainment
that
enacts
a
story
by
sound
and
a
sequence
of
images
giving
the
illusion
of
continuous
movement,
they
went
to
a
movie
every
Saturday
night,
the
film
was
shot
on
location
show
a
social
event
involving
a
public
performance
or
entertainment,
they
wanted
to
see
some
of
the
shows
on
Broadway
news
program
news
show
news
a
program
devoted
to
current
events,
often
using
interviews
and
commentary,
we
watch
the
o'clock
news
every
night
talk
show
chat
show
a
program
during
which
well-known
people
discuss
a
topic
or
answer
questions
telephoned
in
by
the
audience,
in
England
they
call
a
talk
show
a
chat
show
television
program
TV
program
television
show
TV
show
a
program
broadcast
by
television
game
show
giveaway
a
television
or
radio
program
in
which
contestants
compete
for
awards
show
bill
show
card
theatrical
poster
a
poster
advertising
a
show
or
play
swoop
slide
(music)
rapid
sliding
up
or
down
the
musical
scale,
the
violinist
was
indulgent
with
his
swoops
and
slides
display
show
something
intended
to
communicate
a
particular
impression,
made
a
display
of
strength,
a
show
of
impatience,
a
good
show
of
looking
interested
show-stopper
showstopper
stopper
an
act
so
striking
or
impressive
that
the
show
must
be
delayed
until
the
audience
quiets
down
galanty
show
shadow
show
shadow
play
a
drama
executed
by
throwing
shadows
on
a
wall
puppet
show
puppet
play
a
show
in
which
the
actors
are
puppets
minstrel
show
a
variety
show
in
which
the
performers
are
made
up
in
blackface
variety
show
variety
a
show
consisting
of
a
series
of
short
unrelated
performances
slide
(geology)
the
descent
of
a
large
mass
of
earth
or
rocks
or
snow
etc.
entertainment
industry
show
business
show
biz
those
involved
in
providing
entertainment:
radio
and
television
and
films
and
theater
minstrel
show
a
troupe
of
performers
in
blackface
typically
giving
a
comic
program
of
negro
songs
and
jokes
peepshow
raree-show
an
exhibition
of
pictures
or
objects
viewed
through
a
small
hole
or
magnifying
glass
Missouri
Show
Me
State
MO
a
midwestern
state
in
central
United
States,
a
border
state
during
the
American
Civil
War,
Missouri
was
admitted
to
the
Confederacy
without
actually
seceding
from
the
Union
exhibitionist
show-off
someone
who
deliberately
behaves
in
such
a
way
as
to
attract
attention
no-show
nonattender
truant
someone
who
shirks
duty
no-show
a
guest
who
fails
to
notify
a
hotel
or
restaurant
when
canceling
a
reservation
showcase
show
window
a
setting
in
which
something
can
be
displayed
to
best
effect,
it
was
a
showcase
for
democracy
in
Africa
show
time
the
point
in
time
at
which
an
entertainment
(a
movie
or
television
show
etc.)
is
scheduled
to
begin
come
on
come
out
turn
up
surface
show
up
appear
or
become
visible,
make
a
showing,
She
turned
up
at
the
funeral,
I
hope
the
list
key
is
going
to
surface
again
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