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Definition
Synonym
Gehirnschmalz
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Gehirnschmalz
n
; Hirnschmalz
n
ugs.
jeder, der etwas
Gehirnschmalz
hat
Um auf das zu kommen, ist nicht viel
Gehirnschmalz
Hirnschmalz nötig.
grey cells; grey matter; smarts
coll.
anyone with a couple of grey cells to rub together
It doesn't take a great number of grey cells much grey matter a lot of smarts to figure that one out.
Gehirnschmalz
n
; Hirnschmalz
n
ugs.
jeder, der etwas
Gehirnschmalz
hat
Um auf das zu kommen, ist nicht viel
Gehirnschmalz
Hirnschmalz nötig.
grey cells; grey matter; smarts
coll.
anyone with a couple of grey cells to rub together
It doesn't take a great number of grey cells much grey matter a lot of smarts to figure that one out.
Gehirnschaden
m
med.
brain damage
Gehirnschädel
m
; Hirnschädel
m
; Neurokranium
n
anat.
brain case; brain pan; cerebral cranium; neurocranium
Gehirnschlag
m
, Hirnschlag
m
, Apoplexie
f
med.
Gehirnschläge
pl
, Hirnschläge
pl
cerebral apoplexy
cerebral apoplexies
Gehirnschlaege
cerebral apoplexies
Schlaganfall
m
; Gehirnschlag
m
; Hirnschlag
m
; Hirninfarkt
m
; Schlagfluss
m
; zerebrale Apoplexie
f
; Apoplex
m
ugs.
; apoplektischer Insult
m
(Apoplexia cerebri)
med.
Schlaganfälle
pl
; Gehirnschläge
pl
; Hirnschläge
pl
; Hirninfarkte
pl
; SchlagflĂĽsse
pl
; zerebrale Apoplexien
pl
; Apoplexe
pl
; apopplektische Insulte
pl
leichter Schlaganfall
akuter Schlaganfall
Bulbärapoplexie
f
Scheinapoplexie
f
(apoplectic) stroke; cerebrovascular accident CVA ; cerebral apoplexy; cerebral infarction; cerebral infarct
strokes; cerebrovascular accidents; cerebral apoplexies; cerebral infarctions; cerebral infarcts
strokelet
acute stroke
bulbar apoplexy
pseudoapoplexy
Schlaganfall
m
; Gehirnschlag
m
; Hirnschlag
m
; Hirninfarkt
m
; Gehirninfarkt
m
; Schlagfluss
m
; zerebrale Apoplexie
f
; Apoplex
m
ugs.
; apoplektischer Insult
m
(Apoplexia cerebri)
med.
Schlaganfälle
pl
; Gehirnschläge
pl
; Hirnschläge
pl
; Hirninfarkte
pl
; Gehirninfarkte
pl
; SchlagflĂĽsse
pl
; zerebrale Apoplexien
pl
; Apoplexe
pl
; apopplektische Insulte
pl
leichter Schlaganfall
akuter Schlaganfall
Bulbärapoplexie
f
Scheinapoplexie
f
(apoplectic) stroke; cerebrovascular accident CVA ; cerebral apoplexy; cerebral infarction; cerebral infarct
strokes; cerebrovascular accidents; cerebral apoplexies; cerebral infarctions; cerebral infarcts
strokelet
acute stroke
bulbar apoplexy
pseudoapoplexy
Gehirnschlag
cerebral apoplexy
Gehirnschmalz
n
; Hirnschmalz
n
ugs.
jeder, der etwas
Gehirnschmalz
hat
Um auf das zu kommen, ist nicht viel
Gehirnschmalz
Hirnschmalz nötig.
grey cells; grey matter; smarts
coll.
anyone with a couple of grey cells to rub together
It doesn't take a great number of grey cells much grey matter a lot of smarts to figure that one out.
Gehirnschwund
m
; Hirnatrophie
f
; Enzephalatrophie
f
med.
umschriebene Hirnatrophie; Konvolutionshirnatrophie; Pick'sche Hirnatrophie; Morbus Pick
shrinking of the brain; brain shrinking; cerebral atrophy; encephalatrophy; phrenatrophy
circumscribed cerebral atrophy; convolutional cerebral atrophy; Pick's convolutional atrophy
Deutsche
Gehirnschmalz Synonyme
Englische
grey cells; grey matter; smarts Synonyme
grey
Quaker-colored
achromatic
achromic
acier
advanced
advanced in life
advanced in years
aged
along in years
ancient
anemic
ashen
ashy
bay
bayard
black
bleak
bled white
bloodless
boring
buckskin
cadaverous
calico pony
canescence
canescent
cheerless
chestnut
chloranemic
cinereous
cinerous
cloudy
colorless
dapple
dapple-gray
dappled
dappled-gray
dark
dead
deadly pale
deathly pale
depressing
dim
dimmed
dingy
discolored
dismal
dove-colored
dove-gray
drab
drabness
drear
drearisome
dreary
dull
dullness
dun
dusty
elderly
etiolated
experienced
exsanguinated
exsanguine
exsanguineous
faded
faint
fallow
flat
foggy
funebrial
funereal
ghastly
glaucescence
glaucescent
glaucous
glaucousness
gloomy
glum
grave
gray
gray with age
gray-black
gray-brown
gray-colored
gray-drab
gray-green
gray-haired
gray-headed
gray-spotted
gray-toned
gray-white
grayed
grayish
grayishness
grayness
grim
griseous
grizzle
grizzled
grizzly
grown old
haggard
hoar
hoary
hueless
humdrum
hypochromic
iron-gray
lackluster
lead-gray
leaden
leadenness
livid
lividity
lividness
lurid
lusterless
mat
mature
mealy
misty
monotonous
mouse-colored
mouse-gray
mousiness
mousy
muddy
murky
neutral
neutral tint
old
old as Methuselah
overcast
paint
painted pony
pale
pale as death
pale-faced
pallid
pasty
patriarchal
pearl
pearl-gray
pearly
piebald
pinto
repetitive
roan
sad
sallow
same
samely
saturnine
senectuous
sickly
silver
silver-gray
silvered
silveriness
silvery
skewbald
slate-colored
slatiness
slaty
smoke-gray
smokiness
smoky
sober
soberness
solemn
somber
somberness
sombrous
sooty
sorrel
steel-gray
steely
stone-colored
sunless
tallow-faced
taupe
tedious
toneless
triste
uncolored
unrelieved
venerable
wan
washed-out
waxen
weak
weariful
wearisome
weary
whey-faced
white
white with age
white-bearded
white-crowned
white-haired
wise
grey
hound
antelope
arrow
blue darter
blue streak
cannonball
courser
dart
eagle
electricity
express train
flash
gazelle
greased lightning
hare
jet plane
light
lightning
mercury
quicksilver
rocket
scared rabbit
shot
streak
streak of lightning
striped snake
swallow
thought
thunderbolt
torrent
wind
Gehirnschmalz Definition
Coll
(
v.
t.)
To
embrace.
Couple
(
a.
)
That
which
joins
or
links
two
things
together
Couple
(
a.
)
Two
of
the
same
kind
connected
or
considered
together
Couple
(
a.
)
A
male
and
female
associated
together
Couple
(
a.
)
See
Couple-close.
Couple
(
a.
)
One
of
the
pairs
of
plates
of
two
metals
which
compose
a
voltaic
battery
Couple
(
a.
)
Two
rotations,
movements,
etc.,
which
are
equal
in
amount
but
opposite
in
direction,
and
acting
along
parallel
lines
or
around
parallel
axes.
Couple
(
v.
)
To
link
or
tie,
as
one
thing
to
another
Couple
(
v.
)
To
join
in
wedlock
Couple
(
v.
i.)
To
come
together
as
male
and
female
Couple-beggar
(
n.
)
One
who
makes
it
his
business
to
marry
beggars
to
each
other.
Couple-closes
(
pl.
)
of
Couple-close
Couple-close
(
n.
)
A
diminutive
of
the
chevron,
containing
one
fourth
of
its
surface.
Couple-closes
are
generally
borne
one
on
each
side
of
a
chevron,
and
the
blazoning
may
then
be
either
a
chevron
between
two
couple-closes
or
chevron
cottised.
Couple-close
(
n.
)
A
pair
of
rafters
framed
together
with
a
tie
fixed
at
their
feet,
or
with
a
collar
beam.
Figure
(
n.
)
The
form
of
anything
Figure
(
n.
)
The
representation
of
any
form,
as
by
drawing,
painting,
modeling,
carving,
embroidering,
etc.
Figure
(
n.
)
A
pattern
in
cloth,
paper,
or
other
manufactured
article
Figure
(
n.
)
A
diagram
or
drawing
Figure
(
n.
)
The
appearance
or
impression
made
by
the
conduct
or
carrer
of
a
person
Figure
(
n.
)
Distinguished
appearance
Figure
(
n.
)
A
character
or
symbol
representing
a
number
Figure
(
n.
)
Value,
as
expressed
in
numbers
Figure
(
n.
)
A
person,
thing,
or
action,
conceived
of
as
analogous
to
another
person,
thing,
or
action,
of
which
it
thus
becomes
a
type
or
representative.
Figure
(
n.
)
A
mode
of
expressing
abstract
or
immaterial
ideas
by
words
which
suggest
pictures
or
images
from
the
physical
world
Figure
(
n.
)
The
form
of
a
syllogism
with
respect
to
the
relative
position
of
the
middle
term.
Figure
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
the
several
regular
steps
or
movements
made
by
a
dancer.
Figure
(
n.
)
A
horoscope
Figure
(
n.
)
Any
short
succession
of
notes,
either
as
melody
or
as
a
group
of
chords,
which
produce
a
single
complete
and
distinct
impression.
Figure
(
n.
)
A
form
of
melody
or
accompaniment
kept
up
through
a
strain
or
passage
Figure
(
n.
)
To
represent
by
a
figure,
as
to
form
or
mold
Figure
(
n.
)
To
embellish
with
design
Figure
(
n.
)
To
indicate
by
numerals
Figure
(
n.
)
To
represent
by
a
metaphor
Figure
(
n.
)
To
prefigure
Figure
(
n.
)
To
write
over
or
under
the
bass,
as
figures
or
other
characters,
in
order
to
indicate
the
accompanying
chords.
Figure
(
n.
)
To
embellish.
Figure
(
v.
t.)
To
make
a
figure
Figure
(
v.
t.)
To
calculate
Great
(
superl.
)
Large
in
space
Great
(
superl.
)
Large
in
number
Great
(
superl.
)
Long
continued
Great
(
superl.
)
Superior
Great
(
superl.
)
Endowed
with
extraordinary
powers
Great
(
superl.
)
Holding
a
chief
position
Great
(
superl.
)
Entitled
to
earnest
consideration
Great
(
superl.
)
Pregnant
Great
(
superl.
)
More
than
ordinary
in
degree
Great
(
superl.
)
Older,
younger,
or
more
remote,
by
single
generation
Great
(
n.
)
The
whole
Great-bellied
(
a.
)
Having
a
great
belly
grey cells; grey matter; smarts [coll.] / anyone with a couple of grey cells to rub together / It doesnt take a great number of grey cells much grey matter a lot of smarts to figure that one out. Bedeutung
matter
that
which
has
mass
and
occupies
space,
physicists
study
both
the
nature
of
matter
and
the
forces
which
govern
it
figure
skating
ice
skating
where
the
skates
trace
outlines
of
selected
figures
figure
a
predetermined
set
of
movements
in
dancing
or
skating,
she
made
the
best
score
on
compulsory
figures
figure
eight
a
skating
figure
that
carves
an
in
the
ice
number
crunching
performing
complex
and
lengthy
numerical
calculations
Peasant's
Revolt
Great
Revolt
a
widespread
rebellion
in
against
poll
taxes
and
other
inequities
that
oppressed
the
poorer
people
of
England,
suppressed
by
Richard
II
grey
market
gray
market
an
unofficial
market
in
which
goods
are
bought
and
sold
at
prices
lower
than
the
official
price
set
by
a
regulatory
agency
great
care
more
attention
and
consideration
than
is
normally
bestowed
by
prudent
persons,
the
pilot
exercised
great
care
in
landing
World
War
I
World
War
Great
War
First
World
War
War
to
End
War
a
war
between
the
allies
(Russia,
France,
British
Empire,
Italy,
United
States,
Japan,
Rumania,
Serbia,
Belgium,
Greece,
Portugal,
Montenegro)
and
the
Central
Powers
(Germany,
Austria-Hungary,
Turkey,
Bulgaria)
from
to
great
white
shark
white
shark
man-eater
man-eating
shark
Carcharodon
carcharias
large
aggressive
shark
widespread
in
warm
seas,
known
to
attack
humans
blue
shark
great
blue
shark
Prionace
glauca
slender
cosmopolitan,
pelagic
shark,
blue
body
shades
to
white
belly,
dangerous
especially
during
maritime
disasters
grey
skate
gray
skate
Raja
batis
common
European
skate
used
as
food
grey
kingbird
gray
kingbird
petchary
Tyrannus
domenicensis
domenicensis
a
kingbird
that
breeds
in
the
southeastern
United
States
and
winters
in
tropical
America,
similar
to
but
larger
than
the
eastern
kingbird
Canada
jay
grey
jay
gray
jay
camp
robber
whisker
jack
Perisoreus
canadensis
a
jay
of
northern
North
America
with
blackapped
head
and
no
crest,
noted
for
boldness
in
thievery
catbird
grey
catbird
gray
catbird
Dumetella
carolinensis
North
American
songbird
whose
call
resembles
a
cat's
mewing
great
bowerbird
Chlamydera
nuchalis
large
bowerbird
of
northern
Australia
ern
erne
grey
sea
eagle
gray
sea
eagle
European
sea
eagle
white-tailed
sea
eagle
Haliatus
albicilla
bulky
greyish-brown
eagle
with
a
short
wedge-shaped
white
tail,
of
Europe
and
Greenland
great
horned
owl
Bubo
virginianus
brown
North
American
horned
owl
great
grey
owl
great
gray
owl
Strix
nebulosa
large
dish-faced
owl
of
northern
North
America
and
western
Eurasia
greyhen
grayhen
grey
hen
gray
hen
heath
hen
female
black
grouse
Hungarian
partridge
grey
partridge
gray
partridge
Perdix
perdix
common
European
partridge
African
grey
African
gray
Psittacus
erithacus
commonly
domesticated
grey
parrot
with
red-and-black
tail
and
white
face,
native
to
equatorial
Africa
giant
kangaroo
great
grey
kangaroo
Macropus
giganteus
very
large
greyish-brown
Australian
kangaroo
formerly
abundant
in
open
wooded
areas
great
blue
heron
Ardea
herodius
large
American
heron
having
bluish-grey
plumage
great
white
heron
Ardea
occidentalis
large
white
heron
of
Florida
and
the
Florida
Keys
great
white
heron
Casmerodius
albus
widely
distributed
Old
World
white
egret
American
egret
great
white
heron
Egretta
albus
a
common
egret
of
the
genus
Egretta
found
in
America,
it
is
a
variety
of
the
Old
World
white
egret
Casmerodius
albus
great
bustard
Otis
tarda
largest
European
land
bird
great
snipe
woodcock
snipe
Gallinago
media
Old
World
snipe
larger
and
darker
than
the
whole
snipe
black-backed
gull
great
black-backed
gull
cob
Larus
marinus
white
gull
having
a
black
back
and
wings
great
skua
Catharacta
skua
large
brown
skua
of
the
northern
Atlantic
great
auk
Pinguinus
impennis
large
flightless
auk
of
rocky
islands
off
northern
Atlantic
coasts,
extinct
great
crested
grebe
Podiceps
cristatus
large
Old
World
grebe
with
black
ear
tufts
grey
whale
gray
whale
devilfish
Eschrichtius
gibbosus
Eschrichtius
robustus
medium-sized
greyish-black
whale
of
the
northern
Pacific
Great
Dane
very
large
powerful
smoothoated
breed
of
dog
Great
Pyrenees
bred
of
large
heavyoated
white
dogs
resembling
the
Newfoundland
timber
wolf
grey
wolf
gray
wolf
Canis
lupus
a
wolf
with
a
brindled
grey
coat
living
in
forested
northern
regions
of
North
America
grey
fox
gray
fox
Urocyon
cinereoargenteus
dark
grey
American
fox,
from
Central
America
through
southern
United
States
grey
lemming
gray
lemming
red-backed
lemming
Old
World
lemming
eastern
grey
squirrel
eastern
gray
squirrel
cat
squirrel
Sciurus
carolinensis
common
medium-large
squirrel
of
eastern
North
America,
now
introduced
into
England
western
grey
squirrel
western
gray
squirrel
Sciurus
griseus
large
grey
squirrel
of
far
western
areas
of
United
States
grey
gray
horse
of
a
light
gray
or
whitish
color
ant
bear
giant
anteater
great
anteater
tamanoir
Myrmecophaga
jubata
large
shaggy-haired
toothless
anteater
with
long
tongue
and
powerful
claws,
of
South
America
great
ape
pongid
any
of
the
large
anthropoid
apes
of
the
family
Pongidae
grey
snapper
gray
snapper
mangrove
snapper
Lutjanus
griseus
found
in
shallow
waters
off
the
coast
of
Florida
mullet
grey
mullet
gray
mullet
freshwater
or
coastal
food
fishes
a
spindle-shaped
body,
found
worldwide
great
barracuda
Sphyraena
barracuda
large
(up
to
ft)
greyish-brown
barracuda
highly
regarded
as
a
food
and
sport
fish,
may
be
dangerous
to
swimmers
grey
flounder
gray
flounder
Etropus
rimosus
flounder
found
from
North
Carolina
to
Florida
and
the
eastern
Gulf
of
Mexico
Chinese
Wall
Great
Wall
Great
Wall
of
China
a
fortification
,
miles
long
built
across
northern
China
in
the
rd
century
BC,
it
averages
meters
in
width
design
pattern
figure
a
decorative
or
artistic
work,
the
coach
had
a
design
on
the
doors
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