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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Glanzzeit
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Höhepunkt
m
;
Glanzzeit
f
; Blüte
f
; Hochzeit
f
in der Blüte seines Lebens
heyday; prime; bloom
in his heyday
Glanzleistung
f
;
Glanzzeit
f
; Blütezeit
f
; Sternstunde
f
die
Glanzzeit
der Mannschaft in den späten 90er Jahren
Seine Sternstunde kam, als er …
In ihrer Blütezeit hatte die Stadt 30.000 Einwohner.
Sie haben einen fulminanten grandiosen Saisonstart hingelegt.
sport
Er hat eine Glanzleistung vollbracht.; Er hat Herausragendes Großartiges geleistet.
moment of glory; days of glory
the team's glory days in the late 90ies
His moment of glory came when he …
In the days of its glory, the city had 30,000 inhabitants.
They began the season in a blaze of glory.
He has covered himself in with glory.
Höhepunkt
m
;
Glanzzeit
f
; Blüte
f
; Hochzeit
f
in der Blüte seines Lebens
heyday; prime; bloom
in his heyday
Glanzleistung
f
;
Glanzzeit
f
; Blütezeit
f
; Sternstunde
f
die
Glanzzeit
der Mannschaft in den späten 90er Jahren
Seine Sternstunde kam, als er …
In ihrer Blütezeit hatte die Stadt 30.000 Einwohner.
Sie haben einen fulminanten grandiosen Saisonstart hingelegt.
sport
Er hat eine Glanzleistung vollbracht.; Er hat Herausragendes Großartiges geleistet.
moment of glory; days of glory
the team's glory days in the late 90ies
His moment of glory came when he …
In the days of its glory, the city had 30,000 inhabitants.
They began the season in a blaze of glory.
He has covered himself in with glory.
Deutsche
Glanzzeit Synonyme
glanzzeit
Blüte
Blütezeit
Glanzzeit
Hochblüte
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Englische
heyday; prime; bloom Synonyme
Glanzzeit Definition
Bloom
(
n.
)
A
blossom
Bloom
(
n.
)
The
opening
of
flowers
in
general
Bloom
(
n.
)
A
state
or
time
of
beauty,
freshness,
and
vigor
Bloom
(
n.
)
The
delicate,
powdery
coating
upon
certain
growing
or
newly-gathered
fruits
or
leaves,
as
on
grapes,
plums,
etc.
Hence:
Anything
giving
an
appearance
of
attractive
freshness
Bloom
(
n.
)
The
clouded
appearance
which
varnish
sometimes
takes
upon
the
surface
of
a
picture.
Bloom
(
n.
)
A
yellowish
deposit
or
powdery
coating
which
appears
on
well-tanned
leather.
Bloom
(
n.
)
A
popular
term
for
a
bright-hued
variety
of
some
minerals
Bloom
(
v.
i.)
To
produce
or
yield
blossoms
Bloom
(
v.
i.)
To
be
in
a
state
of
healthful,
growing
youth
and
vigor
Bloom
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
blossom
Bloom
(
v.
t.)
To
bestow
a
bloom
upon
Bloom
(
n.
)
A
mass
of
wrought
iron
from
the
Catalan
forge
or
from
the
puddling
furnace,
deprived
of
its
dross,
and
shaped
usually
in
the
form
of
an
oblong
block
by
shingling.
Bloom
(
n.
)
A
large
bar
of
steel
formed
directly
from
an
ingot
by
hammering
or
rolling,
being
a
preliminary
shape
for
further
working.
Canker
bloom
(
)
The
bloom
or
blossom
of
the
wild
rose
or
dog-rose.
Heyday
(
interj.
)
An
expression
of
frolic
and
exultation,
and
sometimes
of
wonder.
Heyday
(
n.
)
The
time
of
triumph
and
exultation
Prime
(#)
Donne
(#)
(
pl.
)
of
Prima
donna
Prime
(
a.
)
First
in
order
of
time
Prime
(
a.
)
First
in
rank,
degree,
dignity,
authority,
or
importance
Prime
(
a.
)
First
in
excellence
Prime
(
a.
)
Early
Prime
(
a.
)
Lecherous
Prime
(
a.
)
Marked
or
distinguished
by
a
mark
(')
called
a
prime
mark.
Prime
(
n.
)
The
first
part
Prime
(
n.
)
The
spring
of
life
Prime
(
n.
)
That
which
is
first
in
quantity
Prime
(
a.
)
The
morning
Prime
(
a.
)
The
first
of
the
chief
guards.
Prime
(
a.
)
Any
number
expressing
the
combining
weight
or
equivalent
of
any
particular
element
Prime
(
a.
)
A
prime
number.
See
under
Prime,
a.
Prime
(
a.
)
An
inch,
as
composed
of
twelve
seconds
in
the
duodecimal
system
Prime
(
a.
)
To
apply
priming
to,
as
a
musket
or
a
cannon
Prime
(
a.
)
To
lay
the
first
color,
coating,
or
preparation
upon
(a
surface),
as
in
painting
Prime
(
a.
)
To
prepare
Prime
(
a.
)
To
trim
or
prune,
as
trees.
Prime
(
a.
)
To
mark
with
a
prime
mark.
Prime
(
v.
i.)
To
be
renewed,
or
as
at
first.
Prime
(
v.
i.)
To
serve
as
priming
for
the
charge
of
a
gun.
Prime
(
v.
i.)
To
work
so
that
foaming
occurs
from
too
violent
ebullition,
which
causes
water
to
become
mixed
with,
and
be
carried
along
with,
the
steam
that
is
formed
heyday; prime; bloom / in his heyday Bedeutung
prime
meridian
meridian
at
zero
degree
longitude
from
which
east
and
west
are
reckoned
(usually
the
Greenwich
longitude
in
England)
first
cause
prime
mover
primum
mobile
an
agent
that
is
the
cause
of
all
things
but
does
not
itself
have
a
cause,
God
is
the
first
cause
chancellor
premier
prime
minister
the
person
who
is
head
of
state
(in
several
countries)
Prime
Minister
PM
premier
the
person
who
holds
the
position
of
head
of
the
government
in
the
United
Kingdom
efflorescence
bloom
a
powdery
deposit
on
a
surface
flower
bloom
blossom
reproductive
organ
of
angiosperm
plants
especially
one
having
showy
or
colorful
parts
prime
interest
rate
the
interest
rate
on
short-term
loans
that
banks
charge
their
commercial
customers
with
high
credit
ratings
blooming
bloom
the
organic
process
of
bearing
flowers,
you
will
stop
all
bloom
if
you
let
the
flowers
go
to
seed
prime
prime
quantity
a
number
that
has
no
factor
but
itself
and
prime
factor
the
prime
factors
of
a
quantity
are
all
of
the
prime
quantities
that
will
exactly
divide
the
given
quantity
prime
number
an
integer
that
has
no
integral
factors
but
itself
and
bloom
blush
flush
rosiness
a
rosy
color
(especially
in
the
cheeks)
taken
as
a
sign
of
good
health
erythrite
cobalt
bloom
a
reddish
mineral
consisting
of
hydrated
cobalt
arsenate
in
monoclinic
crystalline
form
and
used
in
coloring
glass,
usually
found
in
veins
bearing
cobalt
and
arsenic
bloom
bloom
of
youth
salad
days
the
best
time
of
youth
prime
prime
of
life
the
time
of
maturity
when
power
and
vigor
are
greatest
prime
time
the
hours
between
and
p.m.
when
the
largest
tv
audience
is
available
prime
the
second
canonical
hour,
about
a.m.
flower
prime
peak
heyday
bloom
blossom
efflorescence
flush
the
period
of
greatest
prosperity
or
productivity
bloom
blossom
flower
produce
or
yield
flowers,
The
cherry
tree
bloomed
prime
insert
a
primer
into
(a
gun,
mine,
or
charge)
preparatory
to
detonation
or
firing,
prime
a
cannon,
prime
a
mine
prime
fill
with
priming
liquid,
prime
a
car
engine
prime
ground
undercoat
cover
with
a
primer,
apply
a
primer
to
premier(a)
prime(a)
first
in
rank
or
degree,
an
architect
of
premier
rank,
the
prime
minister
prime(a)
used
of
the
first
or
originating
agent,
prime
mover
prime
meridian
being
at
the
best
stage
of
development,
our
manhood's
prime
vigor-
Robert
Browning
choice
prime(a)
prize
quality
select
of
superior
grade,
choice
wines,
prime
beef,
prize
carnations,
quality
paper,
select
peaches
prime
of
or
relating
to
or
being
an
integer
that
cannot
be
factored
into
other
integers,
prime
number
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