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Definition
Synonym
Federstrich
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Federstrich
stroke of a feather
Federstrich
m
, Federzug
m
pen stroke
Federstrich
m
; Federzug
m
Federstrich
e
pl
; Federzüge
pl
pen stroke
pen strokes
Deutsche
Federstrich Synonyme
Englische
stroke of a feather Synonyme
stroke
Jacksonian epilepsy
Rolandic epilepsy
abdominal epilepsy
abuse
access
accomplished fact
accomplishment
ache
achievement
aching
act
acta
action
activated epilepsy
ad hoc measure
adventure
affect epilepsy
akinetic epilepsy
aneurysm
angina
angina pectoris
answer
aortic insufficiency
aortic stenosis
apoplectic
stroke
apoplexy
approach
arrest
arrhythmia
arteriosclerosis
artifice
assay
atherosclerosis
atrial fibrillation
attack
attempt
auricular fibrillation
autonomic epilepsy
band
bang
bar
bash
bat
beat
beating
belt
beriberi heart
bid
biff
bit
blarney
bleed
bleed white
blockage
blow
bonk
breakup
breath
brush
butter
butter up
cardiac arrest
cardiac epilepsy
cardiac insufficiency
cardiac shock
cardiac stenosis
cardiac thrombosis
carditis
caress
cataclysm
catalepsy
cataplexy
chop
climax
clip
clonic spasm
clonus
clout
clump
congenital heart disease
contact
contrivance
convulsion
cor biloculare
cor juvenum
cor triatriatum
coronary
coronary insufficiency
coronary thrombosis
cortical epilepsy
countermove
coup
course of action
crack
cramp
cross-hatching
cursive epilepsy
cut
cutaneous sense
dash
dealings
deed
delineation
demarche
device
diagonal
diastolic hypertension
diastrophism
dig
dint
diplegia
dirty work
disaster
distress
diurnal epilepsy
dodge
doing
doings
dolor
donkeywork
dotted line
drain
drub
drubbing
drudgery
drumming
eclampsia
effort
embolism
employment
encased heart
endeavor
endocarditis
enterprise
epilepsia
epilepsia gravior
epilepsia major
epilepsia minor
epilepsia mitior
epilepsia nutans
epilepsia tarda
epilepsy
epitasis
essay
example
expedient
experiment
exploit
extrasystole
fag
fait accompli
falling sickness
fatigue
fatty heart
feat
feel
feel up
feeling
fibroid heart
fingertip caress
fit
flash
flask-shaped heart
flick
fling
flourish
focal epilepsy
fondle
frenzy
frictionize
frosted heart
Federstrich Definition
By-stroke
(
n.
)
An
accidental
or
a
slyly
given
stroke.
Dead-stroke
(
a.
)
Making
a
stroke
without
recoil
Feather
(
n.
)
One
of
the
peculiar
dermal
appendages,
of
several
kinds,
belonging
to
birds,
as
contour
feathers,
quills,
and
down.
Feather
(
n.
)
Kind
Feather
(
n.
)
The
fringe
of
long
hair
on
the
legs
of
the
setter
and
some
other
dogs.
Feather
(
n.
)
A
tuft
of
peculiar,
long,
frizzly
hair
on
a
horse.
Feather
(
n.
)
One
of
the
fins
or
wings
on
the
shaft
of
an
arrow.
Feather
(
n.
)
A
longitudinal
strip
projecting
as
a
fin
from
an
object,
to
strengthen
it,
or
to
enter
a
channel
in
another
object
and
thereby
prevent
displacement
sidwise
but
permit
motion
lengthwise
Feather
(
n.
)
A
thin
wedge
driven
between
the
two
semicylindrical
parts
of
a
divided
plug
in
a
hole
bored
in
a
stone,
to
rend
the
stone.
Feather
(
n.
)
The
angular
adjustment
of
an
oar
or
paddle-wheel
float,
with
reference
to
a
horizontal
axis,
as
it
leaves
or
enters
the
water.
Feather
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
a
feather
or
feathers,
as
an
arrow
or
a
cap.
Feather
(
v.
t.)
To
adorn,
as
with
feathers
Feather
(
v.
t.)
To
render
light
as
a
feather
Feather
(
v.
t.)
To
enrich
Feather
(
v.
t.)
To
tread,
as
a
cock.
Feather
(
v.
i.)
To
grow
or
form
feathers
Feather
(
v.
i.)
To
curdle
when
poured
into
another
liquid,
and
float
about
in
little
flakes
or
"feathers
Feather
(
v.
i.)
To
turn
to
a
horizontal
plane
Feather
(
v.
i.)
To
have
the
appearance
of
a
feather
or
of
feathers
Feather-brained/
(
a.
)
Giddy
Feather-edge/
(
n.
)
The
thin,
new
growth
around
the
edge
of
a
shell,
of
an
oyster.
Feather-edge/
(
n.
)
Any
thin,
as
on
a
board
or
a
razor.
Feather-edged/
(
a.
)
Having
a
feather-edge
Feather-few/
(
n.
)
Feverfew.
Feather-foil
(
n.
)
An
aquatic
plant
(Hottonia
palustris),
having
finely
divided
leaves.
Feather-head
(
n.
)
A
frivolous
or
featherbrained
person.
Feather-headed
(
a.
)
Giddy
Feather-heeled
(
a.
)
Light-heeled
Feather-pated
(
a.
)
Feather-headed
Feather-veined
(
a.
)
Having
the
veins
(of
a
leaf)
diverging
from
the
two
sides
of
a
midrib.
Sea
feather
(
)
Any
gorgonian
which
branches
in
a
plumelike
form.
Stroke
(
imp.
)
Struck.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
striking
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
result
of
effect
of
a
striking
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
striking
of
the
clock
to
tell
the
hour.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
A
gentle,
caressing
touch
or
movement
upon
something
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
A
mark
or
dash
in
writing
or
printing
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
Hence,
by
extension,
an
addition
or
amandment
to
a
written
composition
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
A
sudden
attack
of
disease
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
A
throb
or
beat,
as
of
the
heart.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
One
of
a
series
of
beats
or
movements
against
a
resisting
medium,
by
means
of
which
movement
through
or
upon
it
is
accomplished
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
rate
of
succession
of
stroke
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
oar
nearest
the
stern
of
a
boat,
by
which
the
other
oars
are
guided
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
rower
who
pulls
the
stroke
oar
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
A
powerful
or
sudden
effort
by
which
something
is
done,
produced,
or
accomplished
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
movement,
in
either
direction,
of
the
piston
plunger,
piston
rod,
crosshead,
etc.,
as
of
a
steam
engine
or
a
pump,
in
which
these
parts
have
a
reciprocating
motion
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
Power
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
Appetite.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
To
strike.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
To
rib
gently
in
one
direction
stroke of a feather Bedeutung
stroke
stroking
a
light
touch
with
the
hands
feather
feathering
turning
an
oar
parallel
to
the
water
between
pulls
stroke
a
single
complete
movement
keystroke
key
stroke
the
stroke
of
a
key,
one
depression
of
a
key
on
a
keyboard,
the
number
of
keystrokes
was
used
as
a
measure
of
work
medal
play
stroke
play
golf
scoring
by
total
strokes
taken
stroke
shot
(sports)
the
act
of
swinging
or
striking
at
a
ball
with
a
club
or
racket
or
bat
or
cue
or
hand,
it
took
two
strokes
to
get
out
of
the
bunker,
a
good
shot
requires
good
balance
and
tempo,
he
left
me
an
almost
impossible
shot
tennis
stroke
tennis
shot
the
act
of
hitting
a
tennis
ball
with
a
tennis
racket
backhand
backhand
stroke
backhand
shot
a
return
made
with
the
back
of
the
hand
facing
the
direction
of
the
stroke
forehand
forehand
stroke
forehand
shot
(sports)
a
return
made
with
the
palm
of
the
hand
facing
the
direction
of
the
stroke
(as
in
tennis
or
badminton
or
squash)
ground
stroke
a
tennis
return
made
by
hitting
the
ball
after
it
has
bounced
once
stroke
any
one
of
the
repeated
movements
of
the
limbs
and
body
used
for
locomotion
in
swimming
or
rowing
swimming
stroke
a
method
of
moving
the
arms
and
legs
to
push
against
the
water
and
propel
the
swimmer
forward
butterfly
butterfly
stroke
a
swimming
stroke
in
which
the
arms
are
thrown
forward
together
out
of
the
water
while
the
feet
kick
up
and
down
golf
stroke
golf
shot
swing
the
act
of
swinging
a
golf
club
at
a
golf
ball
and
(usually)
hitting
it
feather
plume
plumage
the
light
horny
waterproof
structure
forming
the
external
covering
of
birds
down
down
feather
soft
fine
feathers
sickle
feather
one
of
the
long
curved
tail
feathers
of
a
rooster
contour
feather
feathers
covering
the
body
of
an
adult
bird
and
determining
its
shape
saddle
hackle
saddle
feather
a
long
narrow
feather
on
the
back
(saddle)
of
a
domestic
fowl
sea
feather
corals
forming
featherlike
colonies
feather
star
comatulid
free-swimming
stalkless
crinoid
with
ten
feathery
arms,
found
on
muddy
sea
bottoms
flight
feather
pinion
quill
quill
feather
any
of
the
larger
wing
or
tail
feathers
of
a
bird
primary
primary
feather
primary
quill
one
of
the
main
flight
feathers
projecting
along
the
outer
edge
of
a
bird's
wing
tail
feather
feather
growing
from
the
tail
(uropygium)
of
a
bird
feather
bed
featherbed
a
mattress
stuffed
with
feathers
feather
boa
boa
a
long
thin
fluffy
scarf
of
feathers
or
fur
four-stroke
engine
four-stroke
internalombustion
engine
an
internalombustion
engine
in
which
an
explosive
mixture
is
drawn
into
the
cylinder
on
the
first
stroke
and
is
compressed
and
ignited
on
the
second
stroke,
work
is
done
on
the
third
stroke
and
the
products
of
combustion
are
exhausted
on
the
fourth
stroke
stroke
a
mark
made
on
a
surface
by
a
pen,
pencil,
or
paintbrush,
she
applied
the
paint
in
careful
strokes
hair
stroke
a
very
fine
line
in
writing
or
printing
solidus
slash
virgule
diagonal
stroke
separatrix
a
punctuation
mark
(
)
used
to
separate
related
items
of
information
white
feather
a
symbol
of
cowardice
accident
stroke
fortuity
chance
event
anything
that
happens
suddenly
or
by
chance
without
an
apparent
cause,
winning
the
lottery
was
a
happy
accident,
the
pregnancy
was
a
stroke
of
bad
luck,
it
was
due
to
an
accident
or
fortuity
throw
stroke
cam
stroke
the
maximum
movement
available
to
a
pivoted
or
reciprocating
piece
by
a
cam
stroke
a
light
touch
stroke
the
oarsman
nearest
the
stern
of
the
shell
who
sets
the
pace
for
the
rest
of
the
crew
prince's-feather
gentleman'sane
prince's-plume
red
amaranth
purple
amaranth
Amaranthus
cruentus
Amaranthus
hybridus
hypochondriacus
Amaranthus
hybridus
erythrostachys
tall
showy
tropical
American
annual
having
hairy
stems
and
long
spikes
of
usually
red
flowers
above
leaves
deeply
flushed
with
purple,
seeds
often
used
as
cereal
Jerusalem
oak
feather
geranium
Mexican
tea
Chenopodium
botrys
Atriplex
mexicana
Eurasian
aromatic
oak-leaved
goosefoot
with
many
yellow-green
flowers,
naturalized
North
America
feather
ball
Mammillaria
plumosa
a
low
tuberculate
cactus
with
white
feathery
spines,
northeastern
Mexico
blazing
star
button
snakeroot
gayfeather
gay-feather
snakeroot
any
of
various
North
American
plants
of
the
genus
Liatris
having
racemes
or
panicles
of
small
discoid
flower
heads
featherfoil
feather-foil
a
plant
of
the
genus
Hottonia
feather
reed
grass
feathertop
Calamagrostis
acutiflora
a
variety
of
reed
grass
feather
palm
palm
having
pinnate
or
featherlike
leaves
prince's-feather
princess
feather
kiss-me-over-the-garden-gate
prince's-plume
Polygonum
orientale
annual
with
broadly
ovate
leaves
and
slender
drooping
spikes
of
crimson
flowers,
southeastern
Asia
and
Australia,
naturalized
in
North
America
crape
fern
Prince-of-Wales
fern
Prince-of-Wales
feather
Prince-of-Wales
plume
Leptopteris
superba
Todea
superba
New
Zealand
with
pinnate
fronds
and
a
densely
woolly
stalks,
sometimes
included
in
genus
Todea
stroke
(golf)
the
unit
of
scoring
in
golf
is
the
act
of
hitting
the
ball
with
a
club,
Nicklaus
won
by
three
strokes
stroke
apoplexy
cerebrovascular
accident
CVA
a
sudden
loss
of
consciousness
resulting
when
the
rupture
or
occlusion
of
a
blood
vessel
leads
to
oxygen
lack
in
the
brain
ischemic
stroke
ischaemic
stroke
the
most
common
kind
of
stroke,
caused
by
an
interruption
in
the
flow
of
blood
to
the
brain
(as
from
a
clot
blocking
a
blood
vessel)
hemorrhagic
stroke
haemorrhagic
stroke
stroke
caused
by
the
rupture
of
a
blood
vessel
in
the
brain
fledge
feather
grow
feathers,
The
young
sparrows
are
fledging
already
stroke
treat
gingerly
or
carefully,
You
have
to
stroke
the
boss
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