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Definition
Synonym
blass
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
blaß, bleich
pale
blaß, bleich
pale
blass
werden, er
blass
en
blass
werdend, er
blass
end
blass
geworden, erblichen
er
sie wird
blass
, er
sie er
blass
t
ich
er
sie wurde
blass
, ich
er
sie er
blass
te
to turn pale, to grow pale, to pale
turning pale, growing pale, paling
turned pale, grown pale, paled
he
she turns pale, he
she pales
I
he
she turned pale, I
he
she paled
blass
, kränklich
adj
peaky
Br.
blass
aussehen
blass
aussehend
blass
ausgesehen
to look pale
looking pale
looked pale
blass
, bleich
adj
wan
blass
adv
wanly
blass
adv
palely
bleich (vor),
blass
(vor)
adj
pale (with)
bleich,
blass
adv
pallidly
fahl,
blass
, bleich
adj
pallid, wale, ashen
blass
pale
blass
palely
blass
pallid
blass
pallidly
bleiche,
blass
pallidly
blass
werden
to turn pale
blaß werden
turn pale
blass
wan
blass
wanly
blass
, hell-
light
Neid
m
; Missgunst
f
(auf)
blass
gelb vor Neid
übtr.
vor Neid er
blass
en
jds. Neid erregen
envy (of)
pale green with envy
fig.
to go green with envy
to arouse stir up sb.'s envy
blässlich;
blass
adj
palish
blass
werden; er
blass
en
blass
werdend; er
blass
end
blass
geworden; erblichen
er sie wird
blass
; er sie er
blass
t
ich er sie wurde
blass
; ich er sie er
blass
te
to turn pale; to grow pale; to pale
turning pale; growing pale; paling
turned pale; grown pale; paled
he she turns pale; he she pales
I he she turned pale; I he she paled
blass
; kränklich
adj
peaky
Br.
blass
; bleich
adj
wan
bleich (vor);
blass
(vor)
adj
blass
vor Schrecken
pale (with)
pale with fear
bleich;
blass
adj
complexionless
bleich;
blass
adv
pallidly
fahl;
blass
; bleich
adj
pallid; wale; ashen
blass
werden; er
blass
en
v
blass
werdend; er
blass
end
blass
geworden; erblichen
er sie wird
blass
; er sie er
blass
t
ich er sie wurde
blass
; ich er sie er
blass
te
to turn pale; to grow pale; to pale
turning pale; growing pale; paling
turned pale; grown pale; paled
he she turns pale; he she pales
I he she turned pale; I he she paled
blass
; schwach
adv
Die Sonne scheint
blass
.
waterily
The sun is waterily shining.
blass
aussehen
v
blass
aussehend
blass
ausgesehen
to look pale
looking pale
looked pale
blass
; bleich
adj
(Person)
med.
Du siehst ja ganz
blass
aus.
pasty; wan (of a person)
You look all pasty.
Deutsche
blass Synonyme
blass
blass
(vor)
Âbleich
(vor)
blass
werden
Âerblassen
Âverblassen
blass
Âblutleer
Âkäseweiß
Âkreidebleich
Âkreideweiß
blass
Âblutarm
Âkraftlos
Âsaftlos
Âschlaff
(umgangssprachlich)
blass
(vor)
bleich (vor)
blass
werden
er
blass
en
ver
blass
en
blass
blutarm
kraftlos
saftlos
schlaff (umgangssprachlich)
blass
blutleer
käseweiß
kreidebleich
kreideweiß
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Englische
pale Synonyme
pale
abate
abnormal
achievement
achromatic
achromatize
achromic
alabaster
alabastrine
albescent
alerion
ambit
anathema
anemic
animal charge
annulet
arena
argent
arid
armorial bearings
armory
arms
ashen
ashy
azure
bailiwick
bandeau
bar
bar sinister
barren
baton
bearings
beat
bend
bend sinister
billet
bizarre
blah
blanch
blanched
blank
blazon
blazonry
bleach
bleach out
blear
bleared
bleary
bled white
blench
block
bloodless
blue
blur
blurred
blurry
blush
border
borderland
borders
bordure
boundaries
boundary
bounds
bourns
broad arrow
bulkhead in
cachectic
cadaverous
cadency mark
canton
change color
chaplet
characterless
charge
chevron
chief
chloranemic
cincture
circle
circuit
circumference
circumscription
clos
close
coat of arms
cockatrice
cold
color
colorless
compass
confine
confines
confused
container
coop
coordinates
coronet
corpselike
court
courtyard
cream
creamy
crescent
crest
crimson
croft
cross
cross moline
crown
curtilage
dark
darken
dead
deadly
deadly
pale
deathlike
deathly
deathly
pale
debilitated
decolor
decolorize
decrease
defocus
delicate
delimited field
demesne
department
device
difference
differencing
dim
diminish
dimmed
dingy
discolor
discolored
dismal
domain
dominion
doughy
draggy
drain
drain of color
drained
drearisome
dreary
dry
dryasdust
dull
dun-white
dusty
eagle
edges
eerie
effete
eggshell
elephantine
empty
enclave
enclosure
enervated
enfeebled
ermine
ermines
erminites
erminois
escutcheon
etiolate
etiolated
exhausted
exsanguinated
exsanguine
exsanguineous
fade
fade away
fade out
faded
failing
faint
fair
falcon
fallow
feeble
fence
fess
fess point
field
file
film
filmy
flanch
flat
fleur-de-lis
flimsy
flush
fog
foggy
fold
forbidden
forty
frail
freeze
fret
fringes
fume
funk
fur
fusil
fuzzy
garland
ghastly
ghostlike
ghostly
glaucescent
glauco
pale
face
American Indian
Amerind
Australian aborigine
Bushman
Caucasian
Indian
Malayan
Mister Charley
Mongolian
Negrillo
Negrito
Negro
Oriental
Red Indian
WASP
black
black man
blackfellow
boy
brown man
burrhead
colored person
coon
darky
gook
honky
jigaboo
jungle bunny
nigger
niggra
ofay
pygmy
red man
redskin
slant-eye
spade
the Man
white
white man
whitey
yellow man
pale
ness
Hippocratic face
achroma
achromasia
achromatosis
albescence
albinism
albino
albinoism
anemia
aridity
ashiness
barrenness
bleariness
blondness
bloodlessness
blur
blurriness
cadaverousness
canescence
chalkiness
characterlessness
chloranemia
colorlessness
corpselikeness
creaminess
darkness
deadliness
deadness
deathlikeness
deathliness
deathly hue
deathly pallor
defocus
dimness
dismalness
dragginess
dreariness
dryness
dullness
dustiness
eeriness
effeteness
emptiness
etiolation
exsanguination
facies Hippocratica
fadedness
faintness
fairness
feebleness
filminess
flatness
fogginess
frostiness
fuzziness
ghastliness
ghostlikeness
ghostliness
glaucescence
glaucousness
grisliness
grizzliness
gruesomeness
haggardness
half-visibility
haziness
heaviness
hoariness
hollowness
hypochromia
hypochromic anemia
inanity
indefiniteness
indistinctness
indistinguishability
inexcitability
insipidity
insipidness
jejunity
lactescence
leadenness
leukoderma
lifelessness
lightness
lividness
low profile
lowness of spirit
luridness
macabreness
mask of death
milkiness
mistiness
muddiness
obscurity
pallidity
pallidness
pallor
pastiness
pearliness
pointlessness
pokiness
ponderousness
prison pallor
sallowness
semivisibility
shadowiness
sickliness
sickly hue
silver
silveriness
slowness
snowiness
soft focus
solemnity
spiritlessness
sterility
stiffness
stodginess
stuffiness
superficiality
tastelessness
tediousness
uncanniness
uncertainty
unclearness
unearthliness
uninterestingness
unliveliness
unplainness
vague appearance
vagueness
vapidity
vapidness
vitiligo
wanness
weakness
weirdness
white
white race
whiteness
whitishness
woodenness
pale
ography
IPA
ITA
Initial Teaching Alphabet
International Phonetic Alphabet
alphabet
alphabetics
autography
bowwow theory
calligraphy
chirography
comparative linguistics
criticism
cryptanalysis
cryptography
cryptology
derivation
descriptive linguistics
diagnostics
dialectology
dingdong theory
epigraphy
etymology
exegetics
fist
futhark
glossematics
glossology
glottochronology
glottology
grammar
graphanalysis
graphemics
graphology
graphometry
hand
handwriting
hermeneutics
historical linguistics
language study
letters
lexicography
lexicology
lexicostatistics
linguistic geography
linguistic science
linguistics
literary criticism
manuscript
mathematical linguistics
metoposcopy
morphology
morphophonemics
oneirology
pathognomy
pencraft
penmanship
penscript
philology
phonetics
phonology
physiognomics
physiognomy
psycholinguistics
runic alphabet
script
scription
scrive
semantics
semeiology
semeiotics
sociolinguistics
structuralism
stylography
syllabary
symptomatology
syntactics
textual criticism
transformational linguistics
tropology
writing system
pale
olith
ancient manuscript
antique
antiquity
archaism
artifact
cave painting
eolith
fossil
mezzolith
microlith
neolith
petrification
petrified forest
petrified wood
petroglyph
plateaulith
relic
reliquiae
remains
ruin
ruins
survival
vestige
pale
ontology
aerobiology
agrobiology
anatomy
astrobiology
bacteriology
biochemics
biochemistry
biochemy
bioecology
biological science
biology
biometrics
biometry
bionics
bionomics
biophysics
botany
cell physiology
cryobiology
cybernetics
cytology
ecology
electrobiology
embryology
enzymology
ethnobiology
exobiology
genetics
gnotobiotics
life science
microbiology
molecular biology
pharmacology
physiology
radiobiology
taxonomy
virology
xenobiology
zoology
pale
tte
air brush
art paper
brush
camera lucida
camera obscura
canvas
chalk
charcoal
crayon
drawing paper
drawing pencil
drier
easel
fixative
ground
lay figure
maulstick
medium
paint
paintbrush
pale
tte knife
pastel
pencil
pigments
scratchboard
siccative
sketchbook
sketchpad
spatula
spray gun
stump
varnish
blass Definition
Pale
(
v.
i.)
Wanting
in
color
Pale
(
v.
i.)
Not
bright
or
brilliant
Pale
(
n.
)
Paleness
Pale
(
v.
i.)
To
turn
pale
Pale
(
v.
t.)
To
make
pale
Pale
(
n.
)
A
pointed
stake
or
slat,
either
driven
into
the
ground,
or
fastened
to
a
rail
at
the
top
and
bottom,
for
fencing
or
inclosing
Pale
(
n.
)
That
which
incloses
or
fences
in
Pale
(
n.
)
A
space
or
field
having
bounds
or
limits
Pale
(
n.
)
A
stripe
or
band,
as
on
a
garment.
Pale
(
n.
)
One
of
the
greater
ordinaries,
being
a
broad
perpendicular
stripe
in
an
escutcheon,
equally
distant
from
the
two
edges,
and
occupying
one
third
of
it.
Pale
(
n.
)
A
cheese
scoop.
Pale
(
n.
)
A
shore
for
bracing
a
timber
before
it
is
fastened.
Pale
(
v.
t.)
To
inclose
with
pale
s,
or
as
with
pale
s
pale Bedeutung
pale
chrysanthemum
aphid
important
pest
of
chrysanthemums
picket
pale
a
wooden
strip
forming
part
of
a
fence
pale
yellow
straw
wheat
a
variable
yellow
tint,
dull
yellow,
often
diluted
with
white
pale
ale
an
amber
colored
ale
brewed
with
pale
malts,
similar
to
bitter
but
drier
and
lighter
early
coral
root
pale
coral
root
Corallorhiza
trifida
plant
having
clumps
of
nearly
leafless
pale
yellowish
to
greenish
stems
bearing
similarly
colored
flowers
with
white
lower
lips,
northern
New
Mexico
north
through
South
Dakota
and
Washington
to
Alaska
pale
violet
striped
violet
cream
violet
Viola
striata
leafy-stemmed
violet
of
eastern
North
America
having
large
white
or
creamy
flowers
faintly
marked
with
purple
cadmium
yellow
pale
pale
-hued
cadmium
yellow
pigment
pale
blanch
blench
turn
pale
,
as
if
in
fear
pale
-faced
having
a
pale
face
light-blue
pale
blue
of
a
light
shade
of
blue
pale
-colored
pale
-hued
having
a
pale
color
pale
pallid
wan
abnormally
deficient
in
color
as
suggesting
physical
or
emotional
distress,
the
pallid
face
of
the
invalid,
her
wan
face
suddenly
flushed
pale
pallid
lacking
in
vitality
or
interest
or
effectiveness,
a
pale
rendition
of
the
aria,
pale
prose
with
the
faint
sweetness
of
lavender,
a
pallid
performance
pale
very
light
colored,
highly
diluted
with
white,
pale
seagreen,
pale
blue
eyes
pale
not
full
or
rich,
high,
pale
,
pure
and
lovely
song
pale
pallid
wan
sick
(of
light)
lacking
in
intensity
or
brightness,
dim
or
feeble,
the
pale
light
of
a
half
moon,
a
pale
sun,
the
late
afternoon
light
coming
through
the
el
tracks
fell
in
pale
oblongs
on
the
street,
a
pallid
sky,
the
pale
(or
wan)
stars,
the
wan
light
of
dawn
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