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challenging {adj} [daring, demanding, testing one's abilities]
1854
herausfordernd [eine Herausforderung darstellen]
Period. [esp. Am.]
1194
Punkt. [i. S. von "weiter gibt es nichts zu sagen"]
freely {adv} [of one's own accord]
752
freiwillig
encroaching {adj} [on sb.'s personal space]
439
übergriffig [Verhalten]
deflated {adj} {past-p} [having lost one's conceitedness]
257
ernüchtert
challenging {adj} [demanding, testing one's abilities]
231
fordernd [herausfordernd, z. B. Aufgabe]
Precisely. [agreeing with someone's opinion]
226
Eben.
ind. mass {adj} [e.g. production]
198
fabrikmäßig [z. B. Herstellung; i. S. v. Massen-]
sb. disposed [had at one's disposal]
167
jd. verfügte
slutty {adj} [coll.] [pej.]
128
schlampig [ugs.] [pej.] [i.S.v. Schlampe]
Quite. [agreeing with someone's opinion]
106
Eben.
FoodInd. gastr. pitted {adj} {past-p} [fruit or vegetable pit(s) removed]
96
entsteint
completely {adv} [e.g. clean one's plate completely]
91
ratzeputz [ugs.] [restlos, z. B. seinen Teller ratzeputz leeressen]
acad. educ. voluntary {adj} [of one's own accord]
82
fakultativ [nach eigenem Ermessen]
relig. Saint {adj} <St., St, S., S> [attr.] [St. or S. (Am.); St or S (Br.)]
81
Sankt <St.> [Beispiele: der Sankt / St. Peter, die Sankt / St. Elisabeth, das Sankt / St. Gallen]
closeted {adj} [hiding one's true sexual identity]
74
verkappt [die eigene sexuelle Identität verbergend]
despondent {adj} [with one's head hanging low]
70
kopfhängend [auch fig.]
delinquent {adj} [failing in one's duty]
69
pflichtvergessen [pej.]
escaped {past-p} [one's notice etc.]
57
entgangen [der Aufmerksamkeit etc.]
influenced {adj} {past-p} [in one's personality, attitudes etc.]
57
geprägt [Charakter, Einstellungen etc.]
by {prep} [according to] [e.g. by my watch, by today's standards]
53
nach [+Dat.] [z. B. nach meiner Uhr, nach heutigen Maßstäben]
earlier {adj}
51
vorgezogen [i. S. v. früherer / früheres / frühere]
unregenerate {adj} [obstinately adhering to one's views]
49
uneinsichtig
sb. disposes [has at one's disposal]
47
jd. verfügt
congenial {adj} [agreeably suited to one's tastes]
42
zusagend
sb. opined [expressed as one's opinion]
42
jd. meinte
naive {adj}
32
unbedarft [i.S.v. naiv]
theirselves {pron} [coll.] [Chiefly Southern and South Midland U.S.]
29
selbst
dowdy {adj} [esp. of a woman's dress]
28
unansehnlich [unvorteilhaft] [altbacken] [pej.]
pocketing {pres-p} [putting sth. into one's pocket]
23
einsteckend [etw. in die eigene Tasche steckend]
all [one's life]
18
zeit [+Gen.] [z. B. zeit meines Lebens]
stripping {pres-p} [removing ones or sb.'s clothes]
18
entkleidend
in {prep} [one's lifetime]
16
zeit [+Gen.] [z. B. zeit meines Lebens]
favourable {adj} [Br.] [expert's opinion etc.]
15
befürwortend [Gutachten etc.]
theirselves {pron} [coll.] [esp. Southern and South Midland U.S.]
14
selber [meist ugs.] [selbst]
blowing {adj} {pres-p} [one's nose]
13
schneuzend [alt]
law responsible {adj} [for one's actions]
13
zurechnungsfähig [schuldfähig]
functional {adj} [in one's function]
11
dienstlich
swaggering {adj} [boasting one's strength]
11
kraftmeiernd [ugs.] [pej.]
confused {adj} [not in possession of all one's mental faculties]
10
bregenklöterig [nordd.] [ugs.] [verwirrt]
relig. transfiguring {adj} {pres-p} [elevating, exalting] [also fig.: sb.'s face, the past, etc.]
9
verklärend [auch fig.: jds. Gesicht, die Vergangenheit]
plausibly {adv} [to present one's excuses]
8
geschickt
'Swounds! [archaic] [God's wounds]
7
Sapperlot! [veraltet]
male {adj} [man's] [e.g. bastion, bust, choir, corpse, fantasy, profession]
7
Männer- [z. B. Bastion, Büste, Chor, Leiche, Fantasie, Beruf]
relig. Inshallah [If it is God's will.]
6
Inschallah [Wenn Allah will.]
Finito! [coll.] [It's all done!]
5
Fertig!
philos. spec. Peircean {adj} [C.S. Peirce]
5
Peircesch
'Sup? [what's up?] [sl.]Was ist los?
law ["Federal law overrides state law." - Article 31, Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany; similar to the rule "Federal law supersedes state law." in the U.S. Constitution]Bundesrecht bricht Landesrecht. [Artikel 31, Grundgesetz der Bundesrepublik Deutschland]
[acronym for Germany (D), Austria (A), Switzerland (CH) and South Tyrol (S)]DACHS [Kunstwort für Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz und Südtirol]
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