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Definition
Synonym
wetterwendisch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
wetterwendisch
; flatterhaft; sprunghaft; unbeständig
adj
mercurial
literary
; volatile
often disapproving
unpredictable {adj}
wetterwendisch
; flatterhaft; sprunghaft; unbeständig
adj
mercurial
literary
; volatile
often disapproving
unpredictable {adj}
Wetterwechsel
m
meteo.
Wetterwechsel
pl
change in the weather
changes in the weather
Wetterwechsel
change in the weather
Wetterwechseln
changes in the weather
wetterwendisch
; flatterhaft; sprunghaft; unbeständig
adj
mercurial
literary
; volatile
often disapproving
unpredictable {adj}
Deutsche
wetterwendisch Synonyme
Englische
mercurial ; volatile unpredictable {adj} Synonyme
mercurial
active
activist
activistic
adrift
adroit
afloat
agile
alive
alternating
ambitendent
ambivalent
amorphous
animated
at loose ends
aureate
bouncing
bouncy
brass
brassy
brazen
breakneck
breezy
brisk
bronze
bronzy
bubbly
buoyant
capricious
changeable
changeful
changing
chipper
choppy
clever
copper
coppery
coquettish
cunning
cupreous
cuprous
dashing
desultory
deviable
deviating
deviative
deviatory
different
disorderly
divaricate
divergent
diversified
diversiform
dizzy
double-minded
double-quick
dubious
eagle-winged
ebullient
eccentric
effervescent
elastic
energetic
erose
erratic
expansive
expeditious
express
faddish
fast
fast and loose
fence-sitting
fence-straddling
ferrous
ferruginous
fickle
fitful
fleet
flickering
flighty
flirtatious
flitting
fluctuating
flying
freakish
frisky
full of go
full of life
full of pep
galloping
giddy
gilt
gold
gold-filled
gold-plated
golden
hair-trigger
hasty
headlong
hustling
impetuous
impulsive
inconsistent
inconstant
indecisive
infirm
infirm of purpose
ingenious
iron
ironlike
irregular
irresolute
irresolved
irresponsible
jagged
jerky
lead
leaden
light
light of heel
light-footed
live
lively
lubricious
mazy
mercurous
militant
mobile
moody
motley
movable
mugwumpian
mugwumpish
mutable
nickel
nickelic
nickeline
nimble
nimble-footed
nonconformist
nonstandard
nonuniform
of two minds
peppy
perky
pert
pewter
pewtery
pluralistic
precipitate
prompt
quick
quick as lightning
quick as thought
quicksilver
ragged
rambling
rapid
reckless
resilient
restless
rough
roving
running
scatterbrained
shapeless
shifting
shifty
shuffling
silver
silver-plated
silvery
skittish
smacking
snappy
spanking
spasmodic
speedy
spineless
spirited
sporadic
sprightly
spry
steel
steely
swift
temperamental
ticklish
tin
tinny
toying
unaccountable
uncertain
uncontrolled
undecided
und
wetterwendisch Definition
Disapproving
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Disapprove
Lego-literary
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
the
literature
of
law.
Literary
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
letters
or
literature
Literary
(
a.
)
Versed
in,
or
acquainted
with,
literature
Mercurial
(
a.
)
Having
the
qualities
fabled
to
belong
to
the
god
Mercury
Mercurial
(
a.
)
Having
the
form
or
image
of
Mercury
Mercurial
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
Mercury
as
the
god
of
trade
Mercurial
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to,
or
containing,
mercury
Mercurial
(
a.
)
Caused
by
the
use
of
mercury
Mercurial
(
n.
)
A
person
having
mercurial
qualities.
Mercurial
(
n.
)
A
preparation
containing
mercury.
Volatile
(
a.
)
Passing
through
the
air
on
wings,
or
by
the
buoyant
force
of
the
atmosphere
Volatile
(
a.
)
Capable
of
wasting
away,
or
of
easily
passing
into
the
aeriform
state
Volatile
(
a.
)
Fig.:
Light-hearted
Volatile
(
n.
)
A
winged
animal
mercurial [literary]; volatile [often disapproving] unpredictable {adj} Bedeutung
mercurial
ointment
an
ointment
containing
mercury
non-volatile
storage
nonvolatile
storage
computer
storage
that
is
not
lost
when
the
power
is
turned
off
volatile
storage
computer
storage
that
is
erased
when
the
power
is
turned
off
literary
study
the
humanistic
study
of
literature
literary
criticism
lit
crit
the
informed
analysis
and
evaluation
of
literature
literary
composition
literary
work
imaginative
or
creative
writing
criticism
literary
criticism
a
written
evaluation
of
a
work
of
literature
argument
literary
argument
a
summary
of
the
subject
or
plot
of
a
literary
work
or
play
or
movie,
the
editor
added
the
argument
to
the
poem
literary
review
a
review
devoted
to
literary
criticism
writing
style
literary
genre
genre
a
style
of
expressing
yourself
in
writing
literary
agent
an
agent
who
represents
an
author
in
dealings
with
publishers
hack
hack
writer
literary
hack
a
mediocre
and
disdained
writer
literary
critic
a
critic
of
literature
plagiarist
plagiarizer
plagiariser
literary
pirate
pirate
someone
who
uses
another
person's
words
or
ideas
as
if
they
were
his
own
essential
oil
volatile
oil
an
oil
having
the
odor
or
flavor
of
the
plant
from
which
it
comes,
used
in
perfume
and
flavorings
spirits
of
ammonia
sal
volatile
a
solution
of
ammonium
carbonate
in
ammonia
water
and
alcohol
volatile
a
volatile
substance,
a
substance
that
changes
readily
from
solid
or
liquid
to
a
vapor,
it
was
heated
to
evaporate
the
volatiles
erratic
fickle
mercurial
quicksilver(a)
liable
to
sudden
unpredictable
change,
erratic
behavior,
fickle
weather,
mercurial
twists
of
temperament,
a
quicksilver
character,
cool
and
willful
at
one
moment,
utterly
fragile
the
next
volatile
tending
to
vary
often
or
widely,
volatile
stocks,
volatile
emotions
fickle
volatile
marked
by
erratic
changeableness
in
affections
or
attachments,
fickle
friends,
a
flirt's
volatile
affections
irregular
unpredictable
not
occurring
at
expected
times
unpredictable
unknown
in
advance,
an
unpredictable
(or
indeterminable)
future
disapproving
expressing
or
manifesting
disapproval
literary
appropriate
to
literature
rather
than
everyday
speech
or
writing,
when
trying
to
impress
someone
she
spoke
in
an
affected
literary
style
literary
knowledgeable
about
literature,
a
literary
style
unpredictable
not
capable
of
being
foretold
explosive
volatile
liable
to
lead
to
sudden
change
or
violence,
an
explosive
issue,
a
volatile
situation
with
troops
and
rioters
eager
for
a
confrontation
volatile
evaporating
readily
at
normal
temperatures
and
pressures,
volatile
oils,
volatile
solvents
literary
of
or
relating
to
or
characteristic
of
literature,
literary
criticism
mercurial
relating
to
or
containing
or
caused
by
mercury,
mercurial
preparations,
mercurial
sore
mouth
Mercurial
relating
to
or
having
characteristics
(eloquence,
shrewdness,
swiftness,
thievishness)
attributed
to
the
god
Mercury,
more
than
Mercurial
thievishness
Mercurial
relating
to
or
under
the
(astrological)
influence
of
the
planet
Mercury,
the
Mercurial
canals
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