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Groschenheft Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung



Groschenheft n
Groschenhefte pl
pulp magazine
pulp magazines
Groschenheft n
Groschenhefte pl
pulp magazine
pulp magazines
Groschen m
groschen (in Austria), grosz (in Poland)
Groschen m, 10-Cent-Stück n
dime, 10 cent Am.
Groschen m
10-pfennig piece, penny, cent
mit ein paar Groschen, mit wenig Geld
on a shoestring fig.
Der Groschen ist gefallen!
Now he gets the point!
Der Groschen ist gefallen!
The penny has dropped.
Endlich ist der Groschen gefallen.
It finally sunk in.
Groschen
groat
Groschen
groats
Groschen
penny
ein Groschen (wenig Geld) übtr.
Er hatte keinen Groschen.
a dime Am.
He didn't have a dime.
Groschen m
groschen (in Austria); grosz (in Poland)
Groschen m
10-pfennig piece; penny; cent
mittellos adj; ohne Geld
keinen Pfennig Groschen Cent haben
penniless
to be penniless
sparen (bei etw.); knapsen (mit bei etw.) v
sparend; knapsend
gespart; geknapst
sich etw. mühsam ersparen; sich etw. vom Munde absparen poet.
Ich habe mir jeden Cent den ich besitze mühsam erspart.
Sie haben jahrelang jeden Groschen gespart um sich ein eigenes Haus kaufen zu können.
to scrimp (on sth.)
scrimping
scrimped
to scrimp and save for sth.
I scrimped and saved for every penny I now have.
They scrimped and saved for years to buy their own home.
Endlich ist der Groschen gefallen.
It has finally sunk in.
Groschen m (Bezeichnung für historische deutsche Münzen mit unterschiedlichem Nennwert) fin. hist.
groschen (name of historical German coins of different face values)
Groschen m (geringwertiges Geldstück) fin.
ein paar Groschen
Er hatte keinen Groschen.
shekel; dime Am.
a few shekels; a few dimes
He didn't have a dime.
Groschen m Dt. ugs. (bis 2002 Name für ein 10-Pfennig-Stück) fin. hist.
Der Groschen ist gefallen!; Der Knoten ist geplatzt.; Jetzt ist bei jdm. bei etw. der Groschen gefallen der Knoten geplatzt.
groschen (until 2002 name of a 10-pfennig piece)
The penny has dropped (for sb. on sth.). Br.
Groschen m (frühere Währungsuntereinheit in Österreich) fin. hist.
groschen (former monetary subunit in Austria)
Groschen m; Grosz m (Währungsuntereinheit in Polen) fin.
grosz (monetary subunit in Poland)
sparen (bei etw.); knapsen (mit bei etw.) v
sparend; knapsend
gespart; geknapst
sich etw. mühsam ersparen; sich etw. vom Munde absparen poet.
Ich habe mir jeden Cent, den ich besitze, mühsam erspart.
Sie haben jahrelang jeden Groschen gespart, um sich ein eigenes Haus kaufen zu können.
to scrimp (on sth.)
scrimping
scrimped
to scrimp and save for sth.
I scrimped and saved for every penny I now have.
They scrimped and saved for years to buy their own home.
wert adj
etw. wert sein
sind wert was sie kosten
keinen Pfifferling Groschen Ös. wert sein v
Was ist das Auto wert?
Seine Möbel sind sehr wertvoll.
worth
to be worth sth.
are worth the money charged for
not to be worth a straw; not to be worth a damn; not to be worth a rush archaic
What's the value of the car?
His furniture is worth a lot.
Geldvernichtungsmaschine f; Fass n ohne Boden; Groschengrab n veraltend
money pit; lickpenny archaic
Groschenheft n
Groschenhefte pl
pulp magazine
pulp magazines
Groschenkrimi m lit.
Groschenkrimis pl
shilling shocker Br.
shilling shockers
Groschenroman m
dime novel
Groschenroman m lit.
Groschenromane pl
penny dreadful; dime novel Am.
penny dreadfuls; dime novels
Roman m lit.
Romane pl
Abenteuerroman m
Agentenroman m; Spionageroman m
Bildungsroman m
Briefroman m
Detektivroman m
Entwicklungsroman m
Fortsetzungsroman m
Gegenwartsroman m
Groschenroman m; Heftroman m; Hintertreppenroman m; Kitschroman m; Billigroman m lit.
Heimatroman m
Kolportageroman m
Kriminalroman m lit.
Künstlerroman m
Kurzroman m
Liebesroman m
Mitschreibroman m; Interaktivroman m
Schauerroman m; Gruselroman m lit.
Schlüsselroman m
Schmunzelroman m
Schundroman m; Kitschroman m
Sittenroman m
novel
novels
adventure novel
cloak-and-dagger novel
coming-of-age novel; bildungsroman
epistolary novel
private detective novel; private investigator novel; PI novel
entwicklungsroman; development novel
serial novel; serial
contemporary novel
penny dreadful; dime novel Am.
rural novel; regional novel
serialized pulp novel
detective novel; mystery novel
Künstlerroman; artist novel
short novel
romantic novel
write-along novel; collaborative novel
horror novel; Gothic novel
roman a clef
funny novel
trashy novel; pulp novel
novel of matters
Groschens
groats

Deutsche Groschenheft Synonyme

Groschenheft  ÂGroschenroman  ÂHeftroman  ÂKitschroman  ÂSchundroman  
Groschenheft  Groschenroman  Heftroman  Kitschroman  Schundroman  
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Englische pulp magazine Synonyme

pulp  albumen  batter  bonnyclabber  bruise  butter  cataplasm  cheap  chew  clabber  cornstarch  cream  crush  curd  cushion  dental pulp  dough  ease  egg white  flesh  fluff  gaum  gel  gelatin  gentle  glair  glop  glue  gluten  goo  gook  goop  gruel  gumbo  gunk  heart  jam  jell  jelly  knead  laxate  levigate  limber  limber up  loblolly  loosen  lurid  macerate  marrow  mash  mass  massage  masticate  mellow  milden  molasses  mollify  mucilage  mucus  mush  pap  paper pulp  paste  pith  plaster  plump  porridge  poultice  pudding  pulp lead  pulpify  pulpwood  pulverize  puree  putty  rag pulp  relax  rob  sauce  semifluid  semiliquid  sensational  shake up  size  smash  soften  soften up  soup  sponge  squash  starch  sticky mess  subdue  sulfate pulp  sulfite pulp  supple  syrup  tenderize  tone down  trashy  treacle  triturate  tune down  white lead  wood pulp  
pulpiness  butteriness  creaminess  delicacy  downiness  easiness  featheriness  flossiness  fluffiness  gentleness  insolidity  leniency  mellowness  morbidezza  nonresistiveness  nonrigidity  plushiness  satininess  semifluidity  semiliquidity  silkiness  softness  sponginess  tenderness  unsolidity  velvetiness  
pulpit  ambo  apostleship  balcony  call  care of souls  catafalque  dais  desk  emplacement  estrade  floor  gallery  heliport  holy orders  hustings  landing  landing pad  landing stage  launching pad  lectern  pastorage  pastoral care  pastorate  platform  podium  priesthood  priestship  rabbinate  reading desk  rostrum  sacred calling  soapbox  stage  step terrace  stump  terrace  the church  the cloth  the desk  the ministry  the pulpit  tribunal  tribune  vocation  
pulpy  baccate  buttery  creamy  dead  dilute  diluted  doughy  edematous  emulsive  fade  flabby  flat  flavorless  fleshy  gruelly  half-frozen  half-melted  inane  indifferent  insipid  jejune  macerated  masticated  medullary  mild  milk-and-water  mushy  pappy  pasty  pithy  pulpal  pulpar  pulped  pulplike  quaggy  sapless  savorless  semifluid  semifluidic  semiliquid  soft  spiceless  spongy  squashy  squelchy  squishy  squushy  stale  succulent  tasteless  thin  unflavored  unsavory  vapid  washy  watered  watered-down  watery  weak  wishy-washy  yielding  

Groschenheft Definition

Magazine
(n.) A receptacle in which anything is stored, especially military stores, as ammunition, arms, provisions, etc.
Magazine
(n.) The building or room in which the supply of powder is kept in a fortification or a ship.
Magazine
(n.) A chamber in a gun for holding a number of cartridges to be fed automatically to the piece.
Magazine
(n.) A pamphlet published periodically containing miscellaneous papers or compositions.
Magazine
(v. t.) To store in, or as in, a magazine
Pulp
(n.) A moist, slightly cohering mass, consisting of soft, undissolved animal or vegetable matter.
Pulp
(n.) A tissue or part resembling pulp
Pulp
(n.) The soft, succulent part of fruit
Pulp
(n.) The exterior part of a coffee berry.
Pulp
(n.) The material of which paper is made when ground up and suspended in water.
Pulp
(v. t.) To reduce to pulp.
Pulp
(v. t.) To deprive of the pulp, or integument.

pulp magazine / pulp magazines Bedeutung

cartridge holder
cartridge clip
clip
magazine
a metal frame or container holding cartridges, can be inserted into an automatic gun
magazine powder store
powder magazine
a storehouse (as a compartment on a warship) where weapons and ammunition are stored
magazine product consisting of a paperback periodic publication as a physical object, tripped over a pile of magazines
magazine cartridge a light-tight supply chamber holding the film and supplying it for exposure as required
magazine rack a rack for displaying magazines
pulp cavity the central cavity of a tooth containing the pulp (including the root canal)
pulp the soft inner part of a tooth
magazine article an article published in a magazine
magazine
mag
a periodic publication containing pictures and stories and articles of interest to those who purchase it or subscribe to it, it takes several years before a magazine starts to break even or make money
news magazine a magazine devoted to reports of current events, usually published weekly
pulp
pulp magazine
an inexpensive magazine printed on poor quality paper
slick
slick magazine
glossy
a magazine printed on good quality paper
trade magazine a magazine published for and read by members of a particular trade group
magazine
magazine publisher
a business firm that publishes magazines, he works for a magazine
pulp
mush
any soft or soggy mass, he pounded it to a pulp
pulp
flesh
a soft moist part of a fruit
pulp a mixture of cellulose fibers
wood pulp wood that has been ground to a pulp, used in making cellulose products (as rayon or paper)
pulp reduce to pulp, pulp fruit, pulp wood
pulp remove the pulp from, as from a fruit
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