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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
durchbrennen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
durchbrennen
burn-out
durchbrennen
burn through
durchbrennen
electr.
to fuse, to burn out
durchbrennen
(Gluehlampe)
to burn through
Durchbrennen
n
(Sicherung)
blasting
Flucht
f
, Durchbrennen
n
elopement
Uebersteuerung, Durchbrennen (Sicherung), Sprengen
blasting
Durchbrennen
n
(zwecks heimlicher Heirat)
soc.
elopement
durchbrennen
(Glühlampe)
durchbrennen
d
durchgebrannt
to burn through
burning through
burnt through
durchbrennen
v
electr.
durchbrennen
d
durchgebrannt
to fuse; to burn out; to blow
fusing; burning out; blowing
fused; burned out; burnt out; blown
durchbrennen
v
(Glühlampe)
durchbrennen
d
durchgebrannt
to burn through
burning through
burnt through
durchbrennen
v
(zwecks heimlicher Heirat)
soc.
durchbrennen
d
durchgebrannt
to elope (to get secretly married)
eloping
eloped
weglaufen; ausreißen; abhauen;
durchbrennen
v
weglaufend; ausreißend; abhauend;
durchbrennen
d
weggelaufen; ausgerissen; abgehauen; durchgebrannt
mit etw.
durchbrennen
to run away
running away
run away
to run away with sth.
durchbrennen
, ausreißen, abhauen, entlaufen
durchbrennen
d, ausreißend, abhauend, entlaufend
durchgebrannt, ausgerissen, abgehauen, entlaufen
brennt durch, reißt aus, haut ab, entläuft
brannte durch, riss aus, haute ab, entlief
to elope, to run away
eloping, running away
eloped, run away
elopes
eloped
Deutsche
durchbrennen Synonyme
Abhauen
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂDurchbrennen
ÂEntkommen
ÂFliehen
ÂFlucht
(sich)
verdrücken
(umgangssprachlich)
Âabhauen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âausreißen
Âdie
Flucht
ergreifen
Âdurchbrennen
Âentkommen
Âflüchten
Âfliehen
ÂReißaus
nehmen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âtürmen
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Englische
burn-out Synonyme
durchbrennen Definition
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
consume
with
fire
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
injure
by
fire
or
heat
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
perfect
or
improve
by
fire
or
heat
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
make
or
produce,
as
an
effect
or
result,
by
the
application
of
fire
or
heat
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
consume,
injure,
or
change
the
condition
of,
as
if
by
action
of
fire
or
heat
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
apply
a
cautery
to
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
combine
with
oxygen
or
other
active
agent,
with
evolution
of
heat
Burn
(
v.
i.)
To
be
of
fire
Burn
(
v.
i.)
To
suffer
from,
or
be
scorched
by,
an
excess
of
heat.
Burn
(
v.
i.)
To
have
a
condition,
quality,
appearance,
sensation,
or
emotion,
as
if
on
fire
or
excessively
heated
Burn
(
v.
i.)
To
combine
energetically,
with
evolution
of
heat
Burn
(
v.
i.)
In
certain
games,
to
approach
near
to
a
concealed
object
which
is
sought.
Burn
(
n.
)
A
hurt,
injury,
or
effect
caused
by
fire
or
excessive
or
intense
heat.
Burn
(
n.
)
The
operation
or
result
of
burning
or
baking,
as
in
brickmaking
Burn
(
n.
)
A
disease
in
vegetables.
See
Brand,
n.,
6.
Burn
(
n.
)
A
small
stream.
Still-burn
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
To
burn
in
the
process
of
distillation
burn-out Bedeutung
burn
damage
inflicted
by
fire
burn
bag
a
bag
into
which
secret
documents
are
placed
before
being
burned
burn
center
a
center
where
patients
with
severe
burns
can
be
treated
burn
burn
mark
a
place
or
area
that
has
been
burned
(especially
on
a
person's
body)
cigarette
burn
a
burn
mark
left
by
a
smoldering
cigarette,
a
cigarette
burn
on
the
edge
of
the
table
burn
plant
Aloe
vera
very
short-stemmed
plant
with
thick
leaves
with
soothing
mucilaginous
juice,
leaves
develop
spiny
margins
with
maturity,
native
to
Mediterranean
region,
grown
widely
in
tropics
and
as
houseplants
rope
burn
abrasion
(usually
on
the
hands)
caused
by
friction
from
a
rope
burn
an
injury
caused
by
exposure
to
heat
or
chemicals
or
radiation
electric
burn
a
burn
caused
by
heat
produced
by
an
electric
current
tan
suntan
sunburn
burn
a
browning
of
the
skin
resulting
from
exposure
to
the
rays
of
the
sun
first-degree
burn
burn
causing
redness
of
the
skin
surface
second-degree
burn
burn
causing
blisters
on
the
skin
and
superficial
destruction
of
the
dermis
third-degree
burn
burn
characterized
by
destruction
of
both
epidermis
and
dermis
burn
burning
pain
that
feels
hot
as
if
it
were
on
fire
sunburn
burn
get
a
sunburn
by
overexposure
to
the
sun
burn
off
clear
land
of
its
vegetation
by
burning
it
off
burn
burn
with
heat,
fire,
or
radiation,
The
iron
burnt
a
hole
in
my
dress
cauterize
cauterise
burn
burn,
sear,
or
freeze
(tissue)
using
a
hot
iron
or
electric
current
or
a
caustic
agent,
The
surgeon
cauterized
the
wart
burn
combust
undergo
combustion,
Maple
wood
burns
well
burn
down
burn
up
go
up
burn
completely,
be
consumed
or
destroyed
by
fire,
The
hut
burned
down,
The
mountain
of
paper
went
up
in
flames
burn
incinerate
cause
to
undergo
combustion,
burn
garbage,
The
car
burns
only
Diesel
oil
burn
fire
burn
down
destroy
by
fire,
They
burned
the
house
and
his
diaries
blow
out
burn
out
blow
melt,
break,
or
become
otherwise
unusable,
The
lightbulbs
blew
out,
The
fuse
blew
burn
off
burn
burn
up
use
up
(energy),
burn
off
calories
through
vigorous
exercise
cut
burn
create
by
duplicating
data,
cut
a
disk,
burn
a
CD
burn
feel
strong
emotion,
especially
anger
or
passion,
She
was
burning
with
anger,
He
was
burning
to
try
out
his
new
skies
bite
sting
burn
cause
a
sharp
or
stinging
pain
or
discomfort,
The
sun
burned
his
face
burn
feel
hot
or
painful,
My
eyes
are
burning
burn
spend
(significant
amounts
of
money),
He
has
money
to
burn
burn
burn
at
the
stake,
Witches
were
burned
in
Salem
burn
combust
cause
to
burn
or
combust,
The
sun
burned
off
the
fog,
We
combust
coal
and
other
fossil
fuels
flare
flame
up
blaze
up
burn
up
burn
brightly,
Every
star
seemed
to
flare
with
new
intensity
burn
glow
shine
intensely,
as
if
with
heat,
The
coals
were
glowing
in
the
dark,
The
candles
were
burning
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