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Definition
Synonym
Liebespaar
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Liebespaar
n
lovers {pl}; pair of lovers; courting couple
Liebespaar
n
lovers {pl}, pair of lovers, courting couple
Liebespaar
n
lovers {pl}, pair of lovers, courting couple
Liebespaar
n
lovers {pl}; pair of lovers; courting couple
Deutsche
Liebespaar Synonyme
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ÂGespann
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂLiebespaar
ÂPaar
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lovers {pl}; pair of lovers; courting couple Synonyme
Liebespaar Definition
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.
Courting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Court
Pair
(
n.
)
A
number
of
things
resembling
one
another,
or
belonging
together
Pair
(
n.
)
Two
things
of
a
kind,
similar
in
form,
suited
to
each
other,
and
intended
to
be
used
together
Pair
(
n.
)
Two
of
a
sort
Pair
(
n.
)
A
married
couple
Pair
(
n.
)
A
single
thing,
composed
of
two
pieces
fitted
to
each
other
and
used
together
Pair
(
n.
)
Two
members
of
opposite
parties
or
opinion,
as
in
a
parliamentary
body,
who
mutually
agree
not
to
vote
on
a
given
question,
or
on
issues
of
a
party
nature
during
a
specified
time
Pair
(
n.
)
In
a
mechanism,
two
elements,
or
bodies,
which
are
so
applied
to
each
other
as
to
mutually
constrain
relative
motion.
Pair
(
v.
i.)
To
be
joined
in
paris
Pair
(
v.
i.)
To
suit
Pair
(
v.
i.)
Same
as
To
pair
off.
See
phrase
below.
Pair
(
v.
t.)
To
unite
in
couples
Pair
(
v.
t.)
To
engage
(one's
self)
with
another
of
opposite
opinions
not
to
vote
on
a
particular
question
or
class
of
questions.
Pair
(
v.
t.)
To
impair.
lovers {pl}; pair of lovers; courting couple Bedeutung
love
knot
lovers'
knot
lover's
knot
true
lovers'
knot
true
lover's
knot
a
stylized
or
decorative
knot
used
as
an
emblem
of
love
pincer
pair
of
pincers
tweezer
pair
of
tweezers
a
hand
tool
for
holding
consisting
of
a
compound
lever
for
grasping
pliers
pair
of
pliers
plyers
a
gripping
hand
tool
with
two
hinged
arms
and
(usually)
serrated
jaws
scissors
pair
of
scissors
an
edge
tool
having
two
crossed
pivoting
blades
tongs
pair
of
tongs
any
of
various
devices
for
taking
hold
of
objects,
usually
have
two
hinged
legs
with
handles
above
and
pointed
hooks
below
virginal
pair
of
virginals
a
legless
rectangular
harpsichord,
played
(usually
by
women)
in
the
th
and
th
centuries
courtship
wooing
courting
suit
a
man's
courting
of
a
woman,
seeking
the
affections
of
a
woman
(usually
with
the
hope
of
marriage),
its
was
a
brief
and
intense
courtship
pair
a
poker
hand
with
cards
of
the
same
value
pair
two
people
considered
as
a
unit
pair
brace
a
set
of
two
similar
things
considered
as
a
unit
couple
twosome
duo
duet
a
pair
who
associate
with
one
another,
the
engaged
couple,
an
inseparable
twosome
couple
mates
match
a
pair
of
people
who
live
together,
a
married
couple
from
Chicago
power
couple
a
couple
both
of
whom
have
high-powered
careers
or
are
politically
influential
marriage
married
couple
man
and
wife
two
people
who
are
married
to
each
other,
his
second
marriage
was
happier
than
the
first,
a
married
couple
without
love
couple
(physics)
something
joined
by
two
equal
and
opposite
forces
that
act
along
parallel
lines
au
pair
a
young
foreigner
who
lives
with
a
family
in
return
for
doing
light
housework
au
pair
girl
a
foreign
girl
serving
as
an
au
pair
moment
of
a
couple
given
two
equal
and
opposite
forces,
the
product
of
the
force
and
the
distance
between
them
pair
production
pair
creation
pair
formation
the
transformation
of
a
gammaay
photon
into
an
electron
and
a
positron
when
the
photon
passes
close
to
an
atomic
nucleus
d
couple
pair
twosome
twain
brace
span
yoke
couplet
distich
duo
duet
dyad
duad
two
items
of
the
same
kind
couple
a
small
indefinite
number,
he's
coming
for
a
couple
of
days
base
pair
one
of
the
pairs
of
chemical
bases
joined
by
hydrogen
bonds
that
connect
the
complementary
strands
of
a
DNA
molecule
or
of
an
RNA
molecule
that
has
two
strands,
the
base
pairs
are
adenine
with
thymine
and
guanine
with
cytosine
in
DNA
and
adenine
with
uracil
and
guanine
with
cytosine
in
RNA
match
mate
couple
pair
twin
bring
two
objects,
ideas,
or
people
together,
This
fact
is
coupled
to
the
other
one,
Matchmaker,
can
you
match
my
daughter
with
a
nice
young
man?,
The
student
was
paired
with
a
partner
for
collaboration
on
the
project
couple
couple
on
couple
up
link
together,
can
we
couple
these
proposals?
copulate
mate
pair
couple
engage
in
sexual
intercourse,
Birds
mate
in
the
Spring
pair
geminate
arrange
in
pairs,
Pair
these
numbers
pair
geminate
occur
in
pairs
pair
pair
off
partner
off
couple
form
a
pair
or
pairs,
The
two
old
friends
paired
off
a
few(a)
a
couple
of(a)
more
than
one
but
indefinitely
small
in
number,
a
few
roses,
a
couple
of
roses
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