mute Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung

stumm	mute
daempfen	mute
Höckerschwan m (Cygnus olor) ornith.	mute swan
Dämpfer m mus. (bei Streich- und Blasinstrumenten) Dämpfer pl	mute mutes
Stumme m,f; Stummer Stummen pl; Stumme	mute mutes
Stumme m f; Stummer Stummen pl; Stumme	mute mutes
stumm wie ein Fisch	as mute as a maggot
Höckerschwan m ornith.	Mute Swan (Cygnus olor)
stumm schalten v stumm schaltend stumm geschaltet	to mute muting muted
taubstumm adj med.	deaf and dumb; deaf-mute
taubstumm adj	deaf and dumb, deaf-mute
dämpfen dämpfend gedämpft dämpft	to mute muting muted mutes
Hutdämpfer m (Blasinstrument) mus. Hutdämpfer pl	hat mute (wind instrument) hat mutes
Huschdämpfer m (Blasinstrument) mus. Huschdämpfer pl	hush mute (wind instrument) hush mutes
Metalldämpfer m (Blasinstrument) mus. Metalldämpfer pl	metal mute (wind instrument) metal mutes
Doppelkegeldämpfer m (Blasinstrument) mus. Doppelkegeldämpfer pl	double mute (wind instrument) double mutes
stumm wie ein Fisch	as mute as a maggot, (as) silent as the grave
Wau-Wau-Dämpfer m (Blasinstrument) mus. Wau-Wau-Dämpfer pl	wow-wow mute (wind instrument) wow-wow mutes
Spitzdämpfer m (Blasinstrument) mus. Spitzdämpfer pl	straight mute (wind instrument) straight mutes
Kartondämpfer m (Blasinstrument) mus. Kartondämpfer pl	cardboard mute (wind instrument) cardboard mutes

Taubstumme m,f; Taubstummer Taubstummen pl; Taubstumme	deaf-and-dumb person; deaf-mute deaf-and-dumb people; deaf-mutes
Taubstumme m f; Taubstummer Taubstummen pl; Taubstumme	deaf-and-dumb person; deaf-mute deaf-and-dumb people; deaf-mutes
Taubstumme m f , Taubstummer Taubstummen pl, Taubstumme	deaf-and-dumb person, deaf-mute deaf-and-dumb people, deaf-mutes
Echte Schwäne (Cygnus) (zoologische Gattung) ornith. Höckerschwan m (Cygnus olor) Singschwan m (Cygnus cygnus) Zwergschwan m (Cygnus columbianus)	true swans (zoological genus) mute swan whooper swan tundra swan
Schreckschusswaffe f Schreckschusswaffen pl rückveränderte Schreckschusswaffe f	blank-firing gun; blank gun blank-firing guns; blank guns mute gun
dämpfen v dämpfend gedämpft dämpft dämpfte gedämpfter Lärm; gedämpftes Geräusch gedämpfter Applaus	to mute muting muted mutes muted muted noise muted applause
abdämpfen v abdämpfend abgedämpft	to mute; to lower; to depress muting; lowering; depressing muted; lowered; depressed
abdämpfen v abdämpfend abgedämpft	to mute, to lower, to depress muting, lowering, depressing muted, lowered, depressed
(vorübergehend) stumm; still; wortlos adj stumm wie ein Fisch Grab sein Sie umarmten sich in stummer Anteilnahme. Die Behörden schweigen zu den Ergebnissen.	mute to be as mute as a fish stone (as) silent as a grave; (as) dumb as a rock They hugged each other in mute sympathy. The authorities have been mute about the results.
(vorübergehend) stumm; still; wortlos adj stumme Zeugen stumm wie ein Fisch Grab sein Sie umarmten sich in stummer Anteilnahme. Die Behörden schweigen zu den Ergebnissen.	mute mute witnesses to be as mute as a fish stone (as) silent as a grave; (as) dumb as a rock They hugged each other in mute sympathy. The authorities have been mute about the results.

Deutsche stumm Synonyme

lautlos �still �stumm �tonlos

überwältigt �baff �entgeistert �fassungslos �geschockt �konsterniert �perplex �ratlos �sprachlos �stimmlos �stumm

Englische mute Synonyme

mute abiotic acoustic tile allophone alveolar anaudic antiknock aphasic aphonic apico-alveolar apico-dental articulation aspiration assimilation azoic baffle baffler baton bearer bilabial bit player breathless brief brusque cacuminal cerebral check close close-tongued closemouthed concise consonant continuant curt cushion damp dampen dampener damper deaden deaf-mute deafen dental diapason diphthong dissimilation dull dumb dumbfounded dumbstricken dumbstruck dummy economical of words epenthetic vowel exanimate explosive extra figurant figurante gag glide glottal glottalization griever guttural hush hushcloth inanimate inanimated inarticulate indisposed to talk inert insensate insensible insentient keener labial labialization labiodental labiovelar laconic lamenter laryngeal lateral lifeless lingual liquid manner of articulation metronome modification monochord monophthong morphophoneme mourner muffle muffler mum music stand muzzle nasal nonconscious nonliving occlusive palatal pallbearer parasitic vowel peak pharyngeal pharyngealization phone phoneme pitch pipe plosive professional mourner prothetic vowel quiet quietener reserved retroflex rhythmometer segmental phoneme semivowel senseless short silence silence cloth silencer silent snug soft pedal soft-pedal soften sonant sonometer sonority sordine sordino soulless sound-absorbing material soundproofing soundproofing insulation sourdine sparing of words spear-carrier speech sound speechless stand-in standby stick stifle stop stricken dumb subdue substitute supe super supernumerary support supporting actor supporting cast suppress surd syllabic nucleus syllabic peak syllable tacit taciturn terse tight-lipped tone down tone measurer tongue-tied tongueless transition sound triphthong tuning bar tuning fork tuning pipe turn down unanimated unc

muted accented alveolar apical apico-alveolar apico-dental articulated assimilated back barytone bated bilabial blind broad cacuminal central cerebral checked close consonant consonantal continuant damped dampened dead deadened dental dim dissimilated dorsal dull dulled flat front glide glossal glottal guttural hard heavy high intonated labial labiodental labiovelar lackluster lateral lax light lingual liquid low lusterless mat mid monophthongal muffled narrow nasal nasalized occlusive open oxytone palatal palatalized pharyngeal pharyngealized phonemic phonetic phonic pitch pitched posttonic retroflex rounded semivowel smothered soft softened sonant sordo stifled stopped stressed strong subdued surd syllabic tense thick throaty tonal tonic twangy unaccented unrounded unstressed velar vocalic vocoid voiced voiceless vowel vowellike weak wide

muteness anaudia aphasia aphonia aphrasia brevity briefness brusqueness conciseness curtness deaf-muteness dumbness economy of words inarticulateness jargon aphasia laconicalness laconism loss of speech motor aphasia mutism obmutescence paranomia paraphasia pauciloquy quietness quietude shortness silence sparingness of words speechlessness taciturnity terseness tonguelessness unloquaciousness untalkativeness voicelessness wordlessness

mute Definition

Deaf-mute
(n.) A person who is deaf and dumb

Mute
(v. t.) To cast off

Mute
(v. t. & i.) To eject the contents of the bowels

Mute
(n.) The dung of birds.

Mute
(a.) Not speaking

Mute
(a.) Incapable of speaking

Mute
(a.) Not uttered

Mute
(a.) Not giving a ringing sound when struck

Mute
(n.) One who does not speak, whether from physical inability, unwillingness, or other cause.

Mute
(n.) One who, from deafness, either congenital or from early life, is unable to use articulate language

Mute
(n.) A person employed by undertakers at a funeral.

Mute
(n.) A person whose part in a play does not require him to speak.

Mute
(n.) Among the Turks, an officer or attendant who is selected for his place because he can not speak.

Mute
(n.) A letter which represents no sound

Mute
(n.) A little utensil made of brass, ivory, or other material, so formed that it can be fixed in an erect position on the bridge of a violin, or similar instrument, in order to deaden or soften the tone.

Mute-hill
(n.) See Moot-hill.

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mute swan Cygnus olor	soundless Eurasian swan, commonly domesticated
mute	a device used to soften the tone of a musical instrument
mute deaf-mute deaf-and-dumb person	a deaf person who is unable to speak
muffle mute dull damp dampen tone down	deaden (a sound or noise), especially by wrapping
dumb mute silent	unable to speak because of hereditary deafness
mute tongueless unspoken wordless	expressed without speech, a mute appeal, a silent curse, best grief is tongueless- Emily Dickinson, the words stopped at her lips unsounded, unspoken grief, choking exasperation and wordless shame- Thomas Wolfe
deaf-and-dumb deaf-mute	lacking the sense of hearing and the ability to speak