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Definition
Synonym
Professionelle
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
professionelle
Schönheitsbehandlung
f
beauty culture
Am.
professionelle
Einstellung
f
sich professionell verhalten
mit etw. fachmännisch professionell umgehen
professionalism
to handle yourself with professionalism
to handle sth. with professionalism
etw. aus dem Ärmel schütteln; aus dem Hut zaubern; locker schaffen; durchziehen; abspulen
v
Professionelle
Fälscher zaubern im Nu einen falschen Pass aus dem Hut.
Sie schafft locker drei Bücher pro Jahr.
Wir wollen das Projekt an einem Wochenende durchziehen.
to knock off sth. (produce complete it quickly and easily)
Professional forgers can knock off a fake passport in no time.
She knocks off three books a year.
We are planning to knock the project off in a weekend.
Deutsche
Professionelle Synonyme
professionelle
Englische
beauty culture Synonyme
beauty
Miss America
advantage
asset
attraction
attractiveness
balance
bathing
beauty
beau ideal
beaut
beauty
contest winner
beauty
queen
belle
bunny
charmer
concinnity
cover girl
dazzler
dream
dreamboat
enchantress
equilibrium
euphony
eye-opener
eyeful
good-looker
great
beauty
handsomeness
harmony
knockout
lady fair
looker
loveliness
lovely
measure
measuredness
model
order
orderedness
paragon
peach
pinup
pinup girl
proportion
pulchritude
pussycat
raving
beauty
reigning
beauty
rhythm
sex kitten
slick chick
strength
stunner
sweetness
symmetry
toast
beauty
parlor
agency
atelier
barbershop
beauty
salon
beauty
shop
bench
butcher shop
company
concern
corporation
desk
establishment
facility
firm
house
installation
institution
loft
organization
parlor
salon de beaute
shop
studio
sweatshop
work site
work space
workbench
workhouse
working space
workplace
workroom
workshop
worktable
beauty
queen
Miss America
bathing
beauty
beau ideal
beaut
beauty
beauty
contest winner
belle
bunny
charmer
cover girl
dazzler
dream
enchantress
great
beauty
knockout
lady fair
looker
model
paragon
peach
pinup
pinup girl
pussycat
raving
beauty
reigning
beauty
sex kitten
slick chick
stunner
Professionelle Definition
Beauty
(
n.
)
An
assemblage
or
graces
or
properties
pleasing
to
the
eye,
the
ear,
the
intellect,
the
aesthetic
faculty,
or
the
moral
sense.
Beauty
(
n.
)
A
particular
grace,
feature,
ornament,
or
excellence
Beauty
(
n.
)
A
beautiful
person,
esp.
a
beautiful
woman.
Beauty
(
n.
)
Prevailing
style
or
taste
Culture
(
n.
)
The
act
or
practice
of
cultivating,
or
of
preparing
the
earth
for
seed
and
raising
crops
by
tillage
Culture
(
n.
)
The
act
of,
or
any
labor
or
means
employed
for,
training,
disciplining,
or
refining
the
moral
and
intellectual
nature
of
man
Culture
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
cultivated
Culture
(
v.
t.)
To
cultivate
Self-culture
(
n.
)
Culture,
training,
or
education
of
one's
self
by
one's
own
efforts.
beauty culture [Am.] Bedeutung
beauty
treatment
enhancement
of
someone's
personal
beauty
culture
the
raising
of
plants
or
animals,
the
culture
of
oysters
cranberry
culture
the
cultivation
of
cranberries
drip
culture
a
hydroponic
method
of
growing
plants
by
allowing
nutrient
solutions
to
drip
slowly
onto
an
inert
medium
in
which
the
plants
are
growing
culture
(biology)
the
growing
of
microorganisms
in
a
nutrient
medium
(such
as
gelatin
or
agar),
the
culture
of
cells
in
a
Petri
dish
mourning
cloak
mourning
cloak
butterfly
Camberwell
beauty
Nymphalis
antiopa
of
temperate
regions,
having
dark
purple
wings
with
yellow
borders
painted
beauty
Vanessa
virginiensis
American
butterfly
having
dark
brown
wings
with
white
and
golden
orange
spots
rock
beauty
Holocanthus
tricolor
gold
and
black
butterflyfish
found
from
West
Indies
to
Brazil
beauty
spot
a
spot
that
is
worn
on
a
lady's
face
for
adornment
salon
beauty
salon
beauty
parlor
beauty
parlour
beauty
shop
a
shop
where
hairdressers
and
beauticians
work
beauty
the
qualities
that
give
pleasure
to
the
senses
raw
beauty
beauty
that
is
stark
and
powerfully
impressive
culture
shock
a
condition
of
disorientation
affecting
someone
who
is
suddenly
exposed
to
an
unfamiliar
culture
or
way
of
life
or
set
of
attitudes
culture
the
tastes
in
art
and
manners
that
are
favored
by
a
social
group
mass
culture
the
culture
that
is
widely
disseminated
via
the
mass
media
beauty
beaut
an
outstanding
example
of
its
kind,
his
roses
were
beauties,
when
I
make
a
mistake
it's
a
beaut
acculturation
culture
all
the
knowledge
and
values
shared
by
a
society
culture
the
attitudes
and
behavior
that
are
characteristic
of
a
particular
social
group
or
organization,
the
developing
drug
culture,
the
reason
that
the
agency
is
doomed
to
inaction
has
something
to
do
with
the
FBI
culture
Kalashnikov
culture
the
attitudes
and
behavior
in
a
social
group
that
resolves
political
disputes
by
force
of
arms,
the
Kalashnikov
culture
in
Afghanistan
mosaic
culture
a
highly
diverse
culture,
the
city's
mosaic
culture
results
in
great
diversity
in
the
arts
Rome
Beauty
large
red
apple
used
primarily
for
baking
sleeping
beauty
a
potential
takeover
target
that
has
not
yet
been
put
in
play
culture
civilization
civilisation
a
particular
society
at
a
particular
time
and
place,
early
Mayan
civilization
youth
culture
young
adults
(a
generational
unit)
considered
as
a
cultural
class
or
subculture
Aegean
civilization
Aegean
civilisation
Aegean
culture
the
prehistoric
civilization
on
the
islands
in
the
Aegean
sea
and
the
surrounding
countries,
by
BC
the
entire
Aegean
had
adopted
this
style
of
pottery
Helladic
civilization
Helladic
civilisation
Helladic
culture
the
bronze-age
culture
of
mainland
Greece
that
flourished
-
BC
Minoan
civilization
Minoan
civilisation
Minoan
culture
the
bronze-age
culture
of
Crete
that
flourished
-
BC
Cycladic
civilization
Cycladic
civilisation
Cycladic
culture
Cyclades
the
Bronze
Age
civilization
on
the
Cyclades
islands
in
the
southern
Aegean
Sea
that
flourished
-
BC
Mycenaean
civilization
Mycenaean
civilisation
Mycenaean
culture
the
late
bronze-age
culture
of
Mycenae
that
flourished
-
BC
Paleo-American
culture
Paleo-Amerind
culture
Paleo-Indian
culture
the
prehistoric
culture
of
the
earliest
human
inhabitants
of
North
America
and
South
America
Clovis
culture
the
Paleo-American
culture
of
Central
America
and
North
America,
distinguished
chiefly
by
sharp
fluted
projectile
points
made
of
obsidian
or
chalcedony
Folsom
culture
the
Paleo-American
culture
of
Central
America
and
North
America,
distinguished
chiefly
by
a
thin
finely
made
flint
projectile
point
having
the
shape
of
a
leaf
Western
culture
Western
civilization
the
modern
culture
of
western
Europe
and
North
America,
when
Ghandi
was
asked
what
he
thought
of
Western
civilization
he
said
he
thought
it
would
be
a
good
idea
bottom
quark
beauty
quark
a
quark
with
a
charge
of
-
and
a
mass
about
,
times
that
of
an
electron
beauty
consultant
someone
who
gives
you
advice
about
your
personal
appearance
Sleeping
Beauty
fairy
story:
princess
under
an
evil
spell
who
could
be
awakened
only
by
a
prince's
kiss
sleeping
beauty
a
person
who
is
sleeping
soundly
b
smasher
stunner
knockout
beauty
ravisher
sweetheart
peach
lulu
looker
mantrap
dish
a
b
a
very
attractive
or
seductive
looking
woman
Carolina
spring
beauty
Claytonia
caroliniana
similar
to
Claytonia
virginica
but
having
usually
pink
flowers,
eastern
North
America
spring
beauty
Clatonia
lanceolata
small
slender
plant
having
one
pair
of
succulent
leaves
at
the
middle
of
the
stem
and
a
loose
raceme
of
white
or
pink
or
rose
bowl-shaped
flowers
and
an
edible
corm
Virginia
spring
beauty
Claytonia
virginica
small
cormous
perennial
grown
for
its
low
rosette
of
succulent
foliage
and
racemes
of
pink-tinged
white
flowers,
eastern
North
America
flannelbush
flannel
bush
California
beauty
any
of
several
handsome
evergreen
shrubs
of
California
and
northern
Mexico
having
downy
lobed
leaves
and
showy
yellow
flowers
Melastomataceae
family
Melastomataceae
Melastomaceae
family
Melastomaceae
meadow-beauty
family
a
family
of
trees
and
bushes
and
herbs
of
order
Myrtales,
many
are
cultivated
as
ornamentals
deer
grass
meadow
beauty
any
of
several
plants
of
the
genus
Rhexia
usually
having
pink-purple
to
magenta
flowers,
eastern
North
America
beauty
bush
Kolkwitzia
amabilis
Chinese
deciduous
shrub
with
yellow-throated
pinkish
flowers
and
bristly
fruit,
often
cultivated
as
an
ornamental
polish
refinement
culture
cultivation
finish
a
highly
developed
state
of
perfection,
having
a
flawless
or
impeccable
quality,
they
performed
with
great
polish,
I
admired
the
exquisite
refinement
of
his
prose,
almost
an
inspiration
which
gives
to
all
work
that
finish
which
is
almost
art--Joseph
Conrad
culture
medium
medium
(bacteriology)
a
nutrient
substance
(solid
or
liquid)
that
is
used
to
cultivate
micro-organisms
prehistory
prehistoric
culture
the
time
during
the
development
of
human
culture
before
the
appearance
of
the
written
word
beauty
sleep
sleep
before
midnight
culture
grow
in
a
special
preparation,
the
biologist
grows
microorganisms
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