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Definition
Synonym
Spargeld
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Spargeld
n
spare change
Sparguthaben
n
;
Spargeld
n
fin.
savings-account holdings; savings-account balances; savings balance
Spargeld
n
spare change
Sparguthaben
n
;
Spargeld
n
fin.
savings-account holdings; savings-account balances; savings balance
Deutsche
Spargeld Synonyme
Englische
spare change Synonyme
spare
Lenten
Scotch
Spartan
abandon
abjure
absolve
abstain
abstain from
abstemious
accessory
additional
afford
agent
allow
alternate
alternative
amnesty
analogy
ancillary
angular
another
as a bonus
ascetic
austere
auxiliary
avoid
award
backup
balance
bald
bare
basic
bear
bestow
bonus
bony
cadaverous
candid
canny
careful
casual
cede
change
changeling
chary
chaste
cheeseparing
collateral
common
commonplace
comparison
conserve
conserved
conserving
contributory
copy
copyright
counterfeit
de trop
deliver
deputy
direct
discharge
disgorge
dispensable
dispense
dispense from
dispense with
dispose of
dividend
do without
donate
double
drop
dry
dull
dummy
dump
dwarfed
dwarfish
economic
economizing
elementary
endure
equal
equivalent
ersatz
eschew
essential
except
excess
exchange
exculpate
excuse
exempt
exiguous
exonerate
expendable
expletive
extra
fake
farther
fill-in
flat
flat-chested
fleshless
for lagniappe
forbear
forehanded
forgive
forgo
forsake
forswear
frank
free
fresh
frugal
fundamental
further
gangling
gangly
gaunt
gawky
get along without
get rid of
ghost
ghostwriter
give
give absolution
give away
give dispensation from
give quarter
give up
grant amnesty to
grant forgiveness
grant immunity
grant remission
gratuitous
gratuity
guard
have done with
have mercy upon
have pity
held
held back
held in reserve
held out
hold
hold aloof from
hold back
hold off
homely
homespun
homogeneous
idle
imitation
impoverished
in abeyance
in addition
in excess
in hand
in reserve
incidental
indivisible
irreducible
jejune
keep
keep alive
keep back
keep from
keep in hand
keep intact
keep inviolate
keep safe
keep up
kept
kiss good-bye
labor-saving
lagniappe
lank
lanky
lay aside
lay away
lay by
lay in
lay up
lean
lean-fleshed
lean-looking
left
leftover
leisure
leisured
let alone
let go
let go by
let have
spare
time
casual
convenience
ease
extra
free time
freedom
goof-off time
idle hours
incidental
leisure
occasional
odd
odd moments
off
out-of-the-way
part-time
repose
rest
retirement
semiretirement
side
spare
time
time to kill
time to
spare
spare
tire
abdomen
abomasum
bay window
beerbelly
belly
breadbasket
craw
crop
diaphragm
embonpoint
first stomach
gizzard
gullet
gut
honeycomb stomach
kishkes
manyplies
maw
midriff
omasum
paunch
pot
potbelly
potgut
psalterium
pusgut
rennet bag
reticulum
rumen
second stomach
stomach
swagbelly
third stomach
tum-tum
tummy
underbelly
ventripotence
spare
d
absolved
acquitted
blotted
canceled
chartered
condoned
conserved
disregarded
excepted
exculpated
excused
exempt
exempted
exonerated
favored
forgiven
forgotten
immune
indulged
intact
irresponsible
kept
let off
licensed
overlooked
pardoned
permitted
preserved
privileged
protected
redeemed
released
remitted
reprieved
saved
shriven
unaccountable
unanswerable
unavenged
uncondemned
undamaged
unliable
unresented
unrevenged
unspoiled
unsubject
untainted
well-conserved
wiped away
spare
ribs
bacon
butt
chitterlings
cochon de lait
cracklings
fat back
flitch
gammon
ham
ham steak
haslet
headcheese
jambon
jambonneau
lard
picnic ham
pieds de cochon
pig
pork
porkpie
salt pork
side of bacon
small ham
sowbelly
suckling pig
trotters
Spargeld Definition
Change
(
v.
t.)
To
alter
Change
(
v.
t.)
To
alter
by
substituting
something
else
for,
or
by
giving
up
for
something
else
Change
(
v.
t.)
To
give
and
take
reciprocally
Change
(
v.
t.)
Specifically:
To
give,
or
receive,
smaller
denominations
of
money
(technically
called
change)
for
Change
(
v.
i.)
To
be
altered
Change
(
v.
i.)
To
pass
from
one
phase
to
another
Change
(
v.
t.)
Any
variation
or
alteration
Change
(
v.
t.)
A
succesion
or
substitution
of
one
thing
in
the
place
of
another
Change
(
v.
t.)
A
passing
from
one
phase
to
another
Change
(
v.
t.)
Alteration
in
the
order
of
a
series
Change
(
v.
t.)
That
which
makes
a
variety,
or
may
be
substituted
for
another.
Change
(
v.
t.)
Small
money
Change
(
v.
t.)
A
place
where
merchants
and
others
meet
to
transact
business
Change
(
v.
t.)
A
public
house
Change
(
v.
t.)
Any
order
in
which
a
number
of
bells
are
struck,
other
than
that
of
the
diatonic
scale.
Spare
(
a.
)
To
use
frugally
or
stintingly,
as
that
which
is
scarce
or
valuable
Spare
(
a.
)
To
keep
to
one's
self
Spare
(
a.
)
To
preserve
from
danger
or
punishment
Spare
(
a.
)
To
save
or
gain,
as
by
frugality
Spare
(
a.
)
To
deprive
one's
self
of,
as
by
being
frugal
Spare
(
v.
i.)
To
be
frugal
Spare
(
v.
i.)
To
refrain
from
inflicting
harm
Spare
(
v.
i.)
To
desist
Spare
(
v.
t.)
Scanty
Spare
(
v.
t.)
Sparing
Spare
(
v.
t.)
Being
over
and
above
what
is
necessary,
or
what
must
be
used
or
reserved
Spare
(
v.
t.)
Held
in
reserve,
to
be
used
in
an
emergency
Spare
(
v.
t.)
Lean
Spare
(
v.
t.)
Slow.
Spare
(
n.
)
The
act
of
sparing
Spare
(
n.
)
Parsimony
Spare
(
n.
)
An
opening
in
a
petticoat
or
gown
Spare
(
n.
)
That
which
has
not
been
used
or
expended.
Spare
(
n.
)
The
right
of
bowling
again
at
a
full
set
of
pins,
after
having
knocked
all
the
pins
down
in
less
than
three
bowls.
If
all
the
pins
are
knocked
down
in
one
bowl
it
is
a
double
spare
spare change Bedeutung
change-up
change-of-pace
change-of-pace
ball
off-speed
pitch
a
baseball
thrown
with
little
velocity
when
the
batter
is
expecting
a
fastball
about-face
volte-face
reversal
policy
change
a
major
change
in
attitude
or
principle
or
point
of
view,
an
about-face
on
foreign
policy
spare
a
score
in
tenpins,
knocking
down
all
ten
after
rolling
two
balls
change
the
action
of
changing
something,
the
change
of
government
had
no
impact
on
the
economy,
his
change
on
abortion
cost
him
the
election
pitching
change
replacing
a
pitcher
in
baseball
change
of
state
the
act
of
changing
something
into
something
different
in
essential
characteristics
oil
change
replacing
dirty
oil
with
clean
change
of
color
an
act
that
changes
the
light
that
something
reflects
change
of
direction
reorientation
the
act
of
changing
the
direction
in
which
something
is
oriented
change
of
course
a
change
in
the
direction
that
you
are
moving
change
of
magnitude
the
act
of
changing
the
amount
or
size
of
something
change
of
integrity
the
act
of
changing
the
unity
or
wholeness
of
something
change
of
shape
an
action
that
changes
the
shape
of
something
avocation
by-line
hobby
pursuit
sideline
spare-time
activity
an
auxiliary
activity
change
ringing
ringing
tuned
bells
in
a
fixed
order
that
is
continually
changing
free
time
spare
time
time
that
is
free
from
duties
or
responsibilities
change
a
different
or
fresh
set
of
clothes,
she
brought
a
change
in
her
overnight
bag
change
a
thing
that
is
different,
he
inspected
several
changes
before
selecting
one
fifth
wheel
spare
an
extra
car
wheel
and
tire
for
a
four-wheel
vehicle
spare
part
spare
an
extra
component
of
a
machine
or
other
apparatus
variety
change
a
difference
that
is
usually
pleasant,
he
goes
to
France
for
variety,
it
is
a
refreshing
change
to
meet
a
woman
mechanic
spare
tire
love
handle
excess
fat
around
the
waistline
reversal
change
of
mind
flip-flop
turnabout
turnaround
a
decision
to
reverse
an
earlier
decision
change
alteration
modification
an
event
that
occurs
when
something
passes
from
one
state
or
phase
to
another,
the
change
was
intended
to
increase
sales,
this
storm
is
certainly
a
change
for
the
worse,
the
neighborhood
had
undergone
few
modifications
since
his
last
visit
years
ago
change
of
location
travel
a
movement
through
space
that
changes
the
location
of
something
sea
change
a
profound
transformation
sex
change
a
change
in
a
person's
physical
sexual
characteristics
(as
by
surgery
and
hormone
treatments)
bureau
de
change
(French)
an
establishment
where
you
can
exchange
foreign
money
change
the
result
of
alteration
or
modification,
there
were
marked
changes
in
the
lining
of
the
lungs,
there
had
been
no
change
in
the
mountains
change
money
received
in
return
for
its
equivalent
in
a
larger
denomination
or
a
different
currency,
he
got
change
for
a
twenty
and
used
it
to
pay
the
taxi
driver
change
the
balance
of
money
received
when
the
amount
you
tender
is
greater
than
the
amount
due,
I
paid
with
a
twenty
and
pocketed
the
change
small
change
chickenfeed
chump
change
a
trifling
sum
of
money
change
coins
of
small
denomination
regarded
collectively,
he
had
a
pocketful
of
change
chemical
process
chemical
change
chemical
action
(chemistry)
any
process
determined
by
the
atomic
and
molecular
composition
and
structure
of
the
substances
involved
climate
change
global
climate
change
a
change
in
the
world's
climate
phase
change
phase
transition
state
change
physical
change
a
change
from
one
state
(solid
or
liquid
or
gas)
to
another
without
a
change
in
chemical
composition
temperature
change
a
process
whereby
the
degree
of
hotness
of
a
body
(or
medium)
changes
change
a
relational
difference
between
states,
especially
between
states
before
and
after
some
event,
he
attributed
the
change
to
their
marriage
spare
time
free
time
time
available
for
hobbies
and
other
activities
that
you
enjoy
menopause
climacteric
change
of
life
the
time
in
a
woman's
life
in
which
the
menstrual
cycle
ends
change
undergo
a
change,
become
different
in
essence,
losing
one's
or
its
original
nature,
She
changed
completely
as
she
grew
older,
The
weather
changed
last
night
change
alter
vary
become
different
in
some
particular
way,
without
permanently
losing
one's
or
its
former
characteristics
or
essence,
her
mood
changes
in
accordance
with
the
weather,
The
supermarket's
selection
of
vegetables
varies
according
to
the
season
change
alter
modify
a
cause
to
change,
make
different,
cause
a
transformation,
The
advent
of
the
automobile
may
have
altered
the
growth
pattern
of
the
city,
The
discussion
has
changed
my
thinking
about
the
issue
change
by
reversal
turn
reverse
change
to
the
contrary,
The
trend
was
reversed,
the
tides
turned
against
him,
public
opinion
turned
when
it
was
revealed
that
the
president
had
an
affair
with
a
White
House
intern
change
integrity
change
in
physical
make-up
change
shape
change
form
deform
assume
a
different
shape
or
form
change
state
turn
undergo
a
transformation
or
a
change
of
position
or
action,
We
turned
from
Socialism
to
Capitalism,
The
people
turned
against
the
President
when
he
stole
the
election
change
exchange
commute
convert
exchange
or
replace
with
another,
usually
of
the
same
kind
or
category,
Could
you
convert
my
dollars
into
pounds?,
He
changed
his
name,
convert
centimeters
into
inches,
convert
holdings
into
shares
change
remove
or
replace
the
coverings
of,
Father
had
to
learn
how
to
change
the
baby,
After
each
guest
we
changed
the
bed
linens
change
change
clothes,
put
on
different
clothes,
Change
before
you
go
to
the
opera
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