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Definition
Synonym
Einzelaktion
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Einzelaktion
m
; Alleingang
m
(Mannschaftssport)
sport
Einzelaktion
en
pl
; Alleingänge
pl
Eine
Einzelaktion
von Stuart führte zum Führungstreffer für Manchester.
solo effort; individual effort (team sports)
solo efforts; individual efforts
A solo effort by Stuart led to the goal that gave Manchester the lead.
Einzelaktion
f
; Alleingang
m
(Mannschaftssport)
sport
Einzelaktion
en
pl
; Alleingänge
pl
Eine
Einzelaktion
von Stuart führte zum Führungstreffer für Manchester.
solo effort; individual effort (team sports)
solo efforts; individual efforts
A solo effort by Stuart led to the goal that gave Manchester the lead.
Einzelaktion
m
; Alleingang
m
(Mannschaftssport)
sport
Einzelaktion
en
pl
; Alleingänge
pl
Eine
Einzelaktion
von Stuart führte zum Führungstreffer für Manchester.
solo effort; individual effort (team sports)
solo efforts; individual efforts
A solo effort by Stuart led to the goal that gave Manchester the lead.
Einzelaktion
f
; Alleingang
m
(Mannschaftssport)
sport
Einzelaktion
en
pl
; Alleingänge
pl
Eine
Einzelaktion
von Stuart führte zum Führungstreffer für Manchester.
solo effort; individual effort (team sports)
solo efforts; individual efforts
A solo effort by Stuart led to the goal that gave Manchester the lead.
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Einzelaktion Synonyme
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solo effort; individual effort Synonyme
solo
air
airlift
alienated
alone
aloof
apart
aria
aria buffa
aria cantabile
aria da capo
aria da chiesa
aria di bravura
aria di coloratura
aria fugata
aria parlante
arietta
arioso
aside
barnstorm
bravura
cantabile
canto
cantus
choir
claviature
coloratura
companionless
console
control
copilot
descant
detached
drive
echo
eighty-eight
fingerboard
flight
fly
friendless
great
homeless
hop
individual
insular
isolated
ivories
jump
keyboard
keys
kithless
lay
line
lone
lonely
lonesome
manipulate
manual
measure
melodia
melodic line
melody
monodrama
monologue
monology
note
organ manual
pedals
peel off
piano keys
pilot
recitative
refrain
removed
rootless
run
separate
separated
single-handed
singular
sole
soliloquy
solitary
solo
part
song
soprano part
strain
swell
test flight
treble
trip
tune
unabetted
unaccompanied
unaided
unassisted
unattended
unescorted
unexampled
unique
unrepeatable
unseconded
unsupported
withdrawn
solo
n
MP
Member of Congress
Member of Parliament
alderman
assemblyman
chosen freeholder
city father
congressman
congresswoman
councilman
elder statesman
floor leader
lawgiver
lawmaker
legislator
majority leader
minority leader
national leader
party whip
public man
representative
senator
state senator
statesman
stateswoman
whip
Einzelaktion Definition
Black
lead
(
)
Plumbago
Effort
(
n.
)
An
exertion
of
strength
or
power,
whether
physical
or
mental,
in
performing
an
act
or
aiming
at
an
object
Effort
(
n.
)
A
force
acting
on
a
body
in
the
direction
of
its
motion.
Effort
(
v.
t.)
To
stimulate.
Gave
(
)
imp.
of
Give.
Gave
(
imp.
)
of
Give
Goal
(
n.
)
The
mark
set
to
bound
a
race,
and
to
or
around
which
the
constestants
run,
or
from
which
they
start
to
return
to
it
again
Goal
(
n.
)
The
final
purpose
or
aim
Goal
(
n.
)
A
base,
station,
or
bound
used
in
various
games
Individual
(
a.
)
Not
divided,
or
not
to
be
divided
Individual
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
one
only
Individual
(
n.
)
A
single
person,
animal,
or
thing
of
any
kind
Individual
(
n.
)
An
independent,
or
partially
independent,
zooid
of
a
compound
animal.
Individual
(
n.
)
The
product
of
a
single
egg,
whether
it
remains
a
single
animal
or
becomes
compound
by
budding
or
fission.
Lead
(
n.
)
One
of
the
elements,
a
heavy,
pliable,
inelastic
metal,
having
a
bright,
bluish
color,
but
easily
tarnished.
It
is
both
malleable
and
ductile,
though
with
little
tenacity,
and
is
used
for
tubes,
sheets,
bullets,
etc.
Its
specific
gravity
is
11.37.
It
is
easily
fusible,
forms
alloys
with
other
metals,
and
is
an
ingredient
of
solder
and
type
metal.
Atomic
weight,
206.4.
Symbol
Pb
(L.
Plumbum).
It
is
chiefly
obtained
from
the
mineral
galena,
lead
sulphide.
Lead
(
n.
)
An
article
made
of
lead
or
an
alloy
of
lead
Lead
(
n.
)
A
plummet
or
mass
of
lead,
used
in
sounding
at
sea.
Lead
(
n.
)
A
thin
strip
of
type
metal,
used
to
separate
lines
of
type
in
printing.
Lead
(
n.
)
Sheets
or
plates
of
lead
used
as
a
covering
for
roofs
Lead
(
n.
)
A
small
cylinder
of
black
lead
or
plumbago,
used
in
pencils.
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
cover,
fill,
or
affect
with
lead
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
place
leads
between
the
lines
of
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
guide
or
conduct
with
the
hand,
or
by
means
of
some
physical
contact
connection
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
guide
or
conduct
in
a
certain
course,
or
to
a
certain
place
or
end,
by
making
the
way
known
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
conduct
or
direct
with
authority
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
go
or
to
be
in
advance
of
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
or
direct
by
influence,
whether
good
or
bad
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
guide
or
conduct
one's
self
in,
through,
or
along
(a
certain
course)
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
begin
a
game,
round,
or
trick,
with
Lead
(
v.
i.)
To
guide
or
conduct,
as
by
accompanying,
going
before,
showing,
influencing,
directing
with
authority,
etc.
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
tend
or
reach
in
a
certain
direction,
or
to
a
certain
place
Lead
(
n.
)
The
act
of
leading
or
conducting
Lead
(
n.
)
precedence
Lead
(
n.
)
The
act
or
right
of
playing
first
in
a
game
or
round
Lead
(
n.
)
An
open
way
in
an
ice
field.
Lead
(
n.
)
A
lode.
Lead
(
n.
)
The
course
of
a
rope
from
end
to
end.
Lead
(
n.
)
The
width
of
port
opening
which
is
uncovered
by
the
valve,
for
the
admission
or
release
of
steam,
at
the
instant
when
the
piston
is
at
end
of
its
stroke.
Lead
(
n.
)
the
distance
of
haul,
as
from
a
cutting
to
an
embankment.
Lead
(
n.
)
The
action
of
a
tooth,
as
a
tooth
of
a
wheel,
in
impelling
another
tooth
or
a
pallet.
Solo
(
a.
)
A
tune,
air,
strain,
or
a
whole
piece,
played
by
a
single
person
on
an
instrument,
or
sung
by
a
single
voice.
Team
(
n.
)
A
group
of
young
animals,
especially
of
young
ducks
Team
(
n.
)
Hence,
a
number
of
animals
moving
together.
Team
(
n.
)
Two
or
more
horses,
oxen,
or
other
beasts
harnessed
to
the
same
vehicle
for
drawing,
as
to
a
coach,
wagon,
sled,
or
the
like.
Team
(
n.
)
A
number
of
persons
associated
together
in
any
work
Team
(
n.
)
A
flock
of
wild
ducks.
Team
(
n.
)
A
royalty
or
privilege
granted
by
royal
charter
to
a
lord
of
a
manor,
of
having,
keeping,
and
judging
in
his
court,
his
bondmen,
neifes,
and
villains,
and
their
offspring,
or
suit,
that
is,
goods
and
chattels,
and
appurtenances
thereto.
Team
(
v.
i.)
To
engage
in
the
occupation
of
driving
a
team
of
horses,
cattle,
or
the
like,
as
in
conveying
or
hauling
lumber,
goods,
etc.
Team
(
v.
t.)
To
convey
or
haul
with
a
team
solo effort; individual effort (team sports) / solo efforts; individual efforts / A solo effort by Stuart led to the goal that gave Manchester the lead. Bedeutung
person
individual
someone
somebody
mortal
soul
a
human
being,
there
was
too
much
for
one
person
to
do
feat
effort
exploit
a
notable
achievement,
he
performed
a
great
feat,
the
book
was
her
finest
effort
solo
homer
solo
blast
a
home
run
with
no
runners
on
base
goal-kick
(association
football)
a
kick
by
the
defending
side
after
the
attacking
side
sends
the
ball
over
the
goal-line
goal-kick
(rugby)
an
attempt
to
kick
a
goal
goal
a
successful
attempt
at
scoring,
the
winning
goal
came
with
less
than
a
minute
left
to
play
own
goal
(soccer)
a
goal
that
results
when
a
player
inadvertently
knocks
the
ball
into
the
goal
he
is
defending,
the
own
goal
cost
them
the
game
field
goal
a
score
in
American
football,
a
score
made
by
kicking
the
ball
between
the
opponents'
goal
posts
basket
field
goal
a
score
in
basketball
made
by
throwing
the
ball
through
the
hoop
solo
a
flight
in
which
the
aircraft
pilot
is
unaccompanied
effort
elbow
grease
exertion
travail
sweat
use
of
physical
or
mental
energy,
hard
work,
he
got
an
A
for
effort,
they
managed
only
with
great
exertion
least
effort
least
resistance
the
least
effortful
way
to
do
something
waste
of
effort
waste
of
energy
a
useless
effort
attempt
effort
endeavor
endeavour
try
earnest
and
conscientious
activity
intended
to
do
or
accomplish
something,
made
an
effort
to
cover
all
the
reading
material,
wished
him
luck
in
his
endeavor,
she
gave
it
a
good
try
campaign
cause
crusade
drive
movement
effort
a
series
of
actions
advancing
a
principle
or
tending
toward
a
particular
end,
he
supported
populist
campaigns,
they
worked
in
the
cause
of
world
peace,
the
team
was
ready
for
a
drive
toward
the
pennant,
the
movement
to
end
slavery,
contributed
to
the
war
effort
fundaising
campaign
fundaising
drive
fundaising
effort
a
campaign
to
raise
money
for
some
cause
team
sport
a
sport
that
involves
competition
between
teams
of
players,
baseball
is
a
team
sport
by
golf
is
not
team
teaching
a
method
of
coordinated
classroom
teaching
involving
a
team
of
teachers
working
together
with
a
single
group
of
students
lead
the
playing
of
a
card
to
start
a
trick
in
bridge,
the
lead
was
in
the
dummy
lead
a
position
of
leadership
(especially
in
the
phrase
`take
the
lead'),
he
takes
the
lead
in
any
group,
we
were
just
waiting
for
someone
to
take
the
lead,
they
didn't
follow
our
lead
solo
any
activity
that
is
performed
alone
without
assistance
Manchester
terrier
black-and-tan
terrier
a
breed
of
short-haired
rat
terrier
with
a
black-and-tan
coat
that
was
developed
in
Manchester,
England
toy
Manchester
toy
Manchester
terrier
breed
of
small
Manchester
terrier
Solo
man
early
man
of
late
Pleistocene,
skull
resembles
that
of
Neanderthal
man
but
with
smaller
cranial
capacity,
found
in
Java
blazer
sport
jacket
sport
coat
sports
jacket
sports
coat
lightweight
single-breasted
jacket,
often
striped
in
the
colors
of
a
club
or
school
clip
lead
a
short
piece
of
wire
with
alligator
clips
on
both
ends
field
house
sports
arena
a
building
for
indoor
sports
goal
game
equipment
consisting
of
the
place
toward
which
players
of
a
game
try
to
advance
a
ball
or
puck
in
order
to
score
points
jumper
cable
jumper
lead
lead
booster
cable
a
jumper
that
consists
of
a
short
piece
of
wire,
it
was
a
tangle
of
jumper
cables
and
clip
leads
lead
pencil
lead
mixture
of
graphite
with
clay
in
different
degrees
of
hardness,
the
marking
substance
in
a
pencil
lead
leading
thin
strip
of
metal
used
to
separate
lines
of
type
in
printing
lead-acid
battery
lead-acid
accumulator
a
battery
with
lead
electrodes
with
dilute
sulphuric
acid
as
the
electrolyte,
each
cell
generates
about
volts
lead-in
wire
connecting
an
antenna
to
a
receiver
or
a
transmitter
to
a
transmission
line
lead
line
sounding
line
(nautical)
plumb
line
for
determining
depth
lead
pencil
pencil
that
has
graphite
as
the
marking
substance
leash
tether
lead
restraint
consisting
of
a
rope
(or
light
chain)
used
to
restrain
an
animal
sounding
lead
a
metal
bob
at
the
end
of
a
sounding
line
sports
car
sport
car
a
small
low
car
with
a
high-powered
engine,
usually
seats
two
persons
sports
equipment
equipment
needed
to
participate
in
a
particular
sport
sports
implement
an
implement
used
in
a
sport
stadium
bowl
arena
sports
stadium
a
large
structure
for
open-air
sports
or
entertainments
esprit
de
corps
morale
team
spirit
the
spirit
of
a
group
that
makes
the
members
want
the
group
to
succeed
spark
advance
lead
the
timing
of
ignition
relative
to
the
position
of
the
piston
in
an
internalombustion
engine
lead
an
advantage
held
by
a
competitor
in
a
race,
he
took
the
lead
at
the
last
turn
lead
track
trail
evidence
pointing
to
a
possible
solution,
the
police
are
following
a
promising
lead,
the
trail
led
straight
to
the
perpetrator
individual
retirement
account
IRA
a
retirement
plan
that
allows
you
to
contribute
a
limited
yearly
sum
toward
your
retirement,
taxes
on
the
interest
earned
in
the
account
are
deferred
goal
end
the
state
of
affairs
that
a
plan
is
intended
to
achieve
and
that
(when
achieved)
terminates
behavior
intended
to
achieve
it,
the
ends
justify
the
means
no-goal
a
nonexistent
goal,
he
lived
without
a
reason
progressing
toward
no-goal
sports
medicine
the
branch
of
medicine
concerned
with
the
treatment
of
injuries
or
illness
resulting
from
athletic
activities
sports
page
any
page
in
the
sports
section
of
a
newspaper
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