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Definition
Synonym
thrill
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
durchschauern, durchschütteln
thrill
erregen
thrill
durchdringen
thrill
erlebnishungrig
adj
(Person)
thrill
-seeking (person)
sexuelle Ersatzbefriedigung
f
vicarious sexual
thrill
Nervenkitzel
m
; Erregung
f
freudige Erregung
thrill
;
thrill
s
thrill
of joy
Nervenkitzel
m
, Erregung
f
freudige Erregung
thrill
,
thrill
s
thrill
of joy
Entsetzensschauder
m
thrill
of horror; frisson of horror
Entsetzensschauder
m
thrill
of horror, frisson of horror
jdn. begeistern; faszinieren; packen; fesseln
v
begeisternd; faszinierend; packend; fesselnd
begeistert; fasziniert; gepackt; gefesselt
to
thrill
sb.
thrill
ing
thrill
ed
erregen
v
erregend
erregt
erregt
erregte
to
thrill
thrill
ing
thrill
ed
thrill
s
thrill
ed
durchdringen
v
durchdringend
durchdrungen
durchdringt
durchdrang
to
thrill
thrill
ing
thrill
ed
thrill
s
thrill
ed
erschauern
v
erschauernd
erschauert
to shiver, to
thrill
, to tremble
shivering,
thrill
ing, trembling
shivered,
thrill
ed, trembled
erschauern
v
erschauernd
erschauert
to shiver; to
thrill
; to tremble
shivering;
thrill
ing; trembling
shivered;
thrill
ed; trembled
Nervenkitzel
m
; Kitzel
m
; Kick
m
; Schauder
m
freudige Erregung
Schauder
m
des Entsetzens
Die ganze Nacht aufzubleiben hat etwas Aufregendes für Kinder.
thrill
;
thrill
ing experience
thrill
of joy
thrill
of horror; frisson of horror
There is a certain
thrill
to the idea of staying up all night for children.
jdn. durchfahren; durchdringen; durchzucken; durchbeben
geh.
v
(Gefühl)
durchfahrend; durchdringend; durchzuckend; durchbebend
durchfahren; durchdrungen; durchzuckt; durchbebt
Wohlbehagen durchfuhr jeden Nerv seines Körpers.
Als sie ihm nachblickte bis er verschwand, fuhr ihr ein seltsames Gefühl in die Brust.
to
thrill
through sb. (sensation emotion)
thrill
ing through
thrill
ed through
Pleasure
thrill
ed through every nerve in his body.
As she watched his back disappear, a strange emotion
thrill
ed up into her chest.
etw. aufregend finden; von etw. begeistert sein
aufregend findend; begeistert seirnd
aufregend gefunden; begeistert gewesen
Welches Stadtkind findet es nicht aufregend die unberührte Natur zu erkunden?
Findest du es wirklich aufregend zu dieser Präsentation zu gehen und dir mehr als zwei Stunden lang politische Volksreden anzuhören?
to
thrill
at to sth.
thrill
ing
thrill
ed
What urban child doesn't
thrill
to the idea of exploring a wilderness area.
Do you really
thrill
to the idea of going to this presentation to hear over two hours of political speechifying?
etw. aufregend finden; von etw. begeistert sein
v
aufregend findend; begeistert seiend
aufregend gefunden; begeistert gewesen
Welches Stadtkind findet es nicht aufregend, die unberührte Natur zu erkunden?
Findest du es wirklich aufregend, zu dieser Präsentation zu gehen und dir mehr als zwei Stunden lang politische Volksreden anzuhören?
to
thrill
at to sth.
thrill
ing
thrill
ed
What urban child doesn't
thrill
to the idea of exploring a wilderness area.
Do you really
thrill
to the idea of going to this presentation to hear over two hours of political speechifying?
Kalanchoe-Pflanzen
pl
(Kalanchoe) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Flammendes Käthchen
n
; Garten-Kalanchoe
f
; Madagaskarglöckchen
n
(Kalanchoe blossfeldiana globulifera)
Goethe-Pflanze
f
; Wunderblatt
n
; Lebenszweig
m
(Kalanchoe pinnata)
Brutblatt; Keimblatt; Knotenblatt (Kalanchoe daigremontiana)
Elefantenohr
n
(Kalanchoe beharensis)
kalanchoe plants (botanical genus)
flaming Katy; Christmas kalanchoe; Madagascar widow's-
thrill
Goethe plant; life plant; miracle leaf; cathedral bells
devil's backbone; alligator plant; Mexican hat plant; mother-of-thousands
elephant's ear kalanchoe; feltbush
sich erkälten; sich verkühlen
Mittelostdt.
Süddt.
Ös.
v
med.
sich erkältend; sich verkühlend
sich erkältet; sich verkühlt
er sie erkältet sich
ich erkältete mich; er sie erkältete sich
er sie hat hatte sich erkältet
sich eine schlimme Erkältung holen; sich schwer erkälten
Dass du dich nur ja nicht erkältest!
Sie liegt mit einer schweren Erkältung im Bett.
Er gehört wohl zum Erkälte-dich-täglich-Club.; Er gehört wohl zur Fraktion „Verkühle dich täglich“.
Süddt.
Ös.
to catch a cold; to catch cold; to get a cold; to catch a chill; to catch chill
catching a cold; catching cold; getting a cold; catching a chill; catching chill
caught a cold; caught cold; got a cold; caught a chill; caught chill
he she catches (a) cold; he she gets a cold
I he she caught (a) cold; I he she got a cold
he she has had caught (a) cold; he she has had got a cold
to catch a bad cold; to catch a serious cold
Now, don't go and catch a cold!
She is confined to bed with a severe chill.
His motto seems to be: "You must brave the chill to get the
thrill
".
Deutsche
durchschauern durchschütteln Synonyme
aufwühlen
Âdurchschütteln
Âschütteln
Englische
thrill Synonyme
thrill
ache
acute pain
agonize
ail
anguish
animate
arouse
bang
becharm
bewitch
bite
blanch
blench
boot
boring pain
buzz
captivate
carry away
charge
charley horse
charm
cramp
cramps
crick
darting pain
delectate
delight
electrify
enchant
enliven
enrapture
enravish
enthrall
enthuse
entrance
excite
excitement
fascinate
feel pain
feel the pangs
fidget
flip out
flush
flutter
freak out
freak out on
frisson
fulgurant pain
galvanize
get high on
girdle pain
give a
thrill
glow
gnawing
go pitapat
grimace
griping
have a misery
have the fidgets
have the shakes
heave
hitch
hurt
imparadise
impassion
inspire
intoxicate
itch
jerk
jollies
jumping pain
kick
kink
knock dead
knock out
lancinating pain
lift
move
nip
palpitate
pang
pant
paresthesia
paroxysm
pinch
pins and needles
pound
prick
prickle
prickles
prickling
pulsation
quake
quaver
quicken
quiver
quivering
rally
ravish
rouse
rush
rush of emotion
scratch
seizure
send
sensation
shake
sharp pain
shiver
shoot
shooting
shooting pain
shrink
shudder
shuddering
slay
smart
spasm
squirm
stab
stabbing pain
stimulate
stimulation
sting
stinging
stir
stitch
strike
suffer
surge of emotion
swell
swell with emotion
thrill
to
throb
throbbing
throes
tickle
tickle pink
tingle
tingle with excitement
tingling
titillate
titillation
tormen
toss
toss and turn
touch
transport
tremble
trembling
tremor
tremor of excitement
tumble
turn on to
tweak
twinge
twist and turn
twitch
twitter
urtication
vibration
wallop
wiggle
wince
wow
wrench
wriggle
writhe
thrill
ed
agog
aquiver
aroused
atingle
atwitter
bursting
carried away
charmed
comfortable
content
contented
cozy
delighted
easy
ebullient
effervescent
eupeptic
euphoric
excited
exhilarated
favorably impressed with
fired
glad
gladsome
gratified
high
hopped up
impassioned
in clover
inflamed
intrigued
keyed up
lathered up
manic
moved
pleased
pleased as Punch
pleased with
ready to burst
roused
satisfied
sold on
steamed up
stimulated
stirred
stirred up
taken with
tickled
tickled pink
tickled to death
tingling
tingly
turned-on
whipped up
worked up
wrought up
yeasty
thrill
er
3-D
Cinemascope
Cinerama
Marchen
Technicolor
Western
Western story
Westerner
adventure story
allegory
animated cartoon
apologue
bedtime story
black-and-white film
cartoon
chiller
cinema
color film
creepie
detective story
dime novel
documentary
documentary film
educational film
fable
fabliau
fairy tale
fantasy
feature
fiction
film
flick
flicker
folk story
folktale
gest
ghost story
gothic
horror picture
horse opera
legend
love story
motion picture
motion-picture show
movie
moving picture
mystery
mystery story
myth
mythology
mythos
newsreel
nudie
nursery tale
parable
penny dreadful
photodrama
photoplay
picture
picture show
pornographic film
preview
romance
science fiction
shilling shocker
shocker
short
silent
silent film
skin flick
sneak preview
space fiction
space opera
spaghetti Western
suspense story
talkie
talking picture
trailer
underground film
whodunit
work of fiction
thrill
ing
agitating
animating
appealing
arousing
attractive
bewitching
breathtaking
captivating
charged
charming
cliff-hanging
delightful
disquieting
distracting
disturbing
electric
electrifying
enchanting
engaging
enlivening
enravishing
enthralling
entrancing
exciting
exhilarating
exquisite
fascinating
fetching
galvanic
galvanizing
gripping
heady
heart-expanding
heart-robbing
heart-stirring
heart-swelling
heart-
thrill
ing
impressive
inflammatory
intoxicating
intriguing
inviting
irresistible
jarring
jolting
lovely
luxurious
maddening
mind-blowing
moving
overcoming
overmastering
overpowering
overwhelming
perturbing
piquant
prepossessing
provocative
provoking
ravishing
riveting
rousing
sensational
sensuous
soul-stirring
spirit-stirring
stimulating
stimulative
stirring
striking
suspenseful
suspensive
taking
tantalizing
telling
tempting
thrill
y
titillating
titillative
troubling
unsettling
upsetting
voluptuous
winning
winsome
witching
thrill Definition
Thrill
(
n.
)
A
warbling
Thrill
(
v.
t.)
A
breathing
place
or
hole
Thrill
(
v.
t.)
To
perforate
by
a
pointed
instrument
Thrill
(
v.
t.)
Hence,
to
affect,
as
if
by
something
that
pierces
or
pricks
Thrill
(
v.
t.)
To
hurl
Thrill
(
v.
i.)
To
pierce,
as
something
sharp
Thrill
(
v.
i.)
To
feel
a
sharp,
shivering,
tingling,
or
exquisite
sensation,
running
through
the
body.
Thrill
(
n.
)
A
drill.
See
3d
Drill,
1.
Thrill
(
n.
)
A
sensation
as
of
being
thrill
ed
thrill Bedeutung
thrill
something
that
causes
you
to
experience
a
sudden
intense
feeling
or
sensation,
the
thrill
s
of
space
travel
frisson
shiver
chill
quiver
shudder
thrill
tingle
an
almost
pleasurable
sensation
of
fright,
a
frisson
of
surprise
shot
through
him
bang
boot
charge
rush
flush
thrill
kick
the
swift
release
of
a
store
of
affective
force,
they
got
a
great
bang
out
of
it,
what
a
boot!,
he
got
a
quick
rush
from
injecting
heroin,
he
does
it
for
kicks
thrill
tickle
vibrate
feel
sudden
intense
sensation
or
emotion,
he
was
thrill
ed
by
the
speed
and
the
roar
of
the
engine
exhilarate
tickle
pink
inebriate
thrill
exalt
beatify
fill
with
sublime
emotion,
The
children
were
thrill
ed
at
the
prospect
of
going
to
the
movies,
He
was
inebriated
by
his
phenomenal
success
shudder
shiver
throb
thrill
tremble
convulsively,
as
from
fear
or
excitement
thrill
cause
to
be
thrill
ed
by
some
perceptual
input,
The
men
were
thrill
ed
by
a
loud
whistle
blow
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