TAIL HEAVY - Traduzione inglese-tedesco

nel dizionario PONS

tail ˈheavy AGG

tail heavy of a plane:

tail heavy

schwanzlastig pred

tail heavy

hinten zu schwer beladen

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hecklastig

tail-heavy

nel dizionario PONS

I. tail [teɪl] SOST

1. tail (of animal):

tail

Schwanz m <-es, Schwạ̈n·ze>

tail of a horse also

Schweif m <-(e)s, -e> ricerc

tail of a bear, badger, wild boars

Bürzel m <-s, ->

tail of a dog, predatory game, and a squirrel also

Rute f <-, -n> term tecn

tail of an insect

Hinterleib m

to wag/swish one's tail

mit dem Schwanz wedeln/schlagen

2. tail fig (rear):

tail

Schwanz m <-es, Schwạ̈n·ze> fig

tail of an aeroplane also

Rumpfende nt

tail of a car

Heck nt <-(e)s, -e>

tail of a comet

Schweif m <-(e)s, -e>

tail of a kite

Schwanz m <-es, Schwạ̈n·ze>

tail of a hurricane

Ausläufer m <-s, ->

tail of a letter

Unterlänge f term tecn

tail of a note

Notenhals m

to have sb on one's tail

jdn auf den Fersen haben

to keep/be on sb's tail

jdm auf den Fersen bleiben/sein

get off my tail!

musst du so dicht auffahren! m colloq

3. tail MODA (lower part of a dress):

tail

Schleppe f <-, -n>

tail of a shirt

[Hemd]zipfel m colloq

tail of a coat

Schoß m <-es, Schö̱·ße>

4. tail MODA colloq (tail coat):

tails pl

Frack m <-(e)s, Frä·cke>

tails pl

Schwalbenschwanz m <-es, -schwänze> scherz disuso

5. tail colloq (buttocks):

tail

Hintern m <-s, -> colloq

6. tail (reverse of coin):

tails pl

Zahlseite f

heads or tails?

Kopf oder Zahl?

heads I win, tails you lose!

ich gewinne auf jeden Fall

7. tail colloq (person following sb):

tail

Schatten m <-s, -> a. scherz

tail

Beschatter(in) m (f) <-s, ->

to put a tail on sb

jdn beschatten lassen

8. tail no pl pegg sl (women):

tail

Weiber pegg pl colloq

they're chasing tail sl

sie sind auf Weiberjagd sl

9. tail ingl am ECON:

tail

Ziffern pl hinter dem Komma

10. tail INFORM:

tail (data)

Schluss m <-es, Schlụ̈s·se>

tail (code)

Endcode m

locuzioni:

it's a case of the tail wagging the dog

da wedelt ja der Schwanz mit dem Hund

to go off [or away] with one's tail between one's legs

sich acc mit eingezogenem Schwanz [o. wie ein geprügelter Hund] davonschleichen colloq [o. davonmachen]

to not be able to make head or tail[or heads or tails] of sth

aus etw dat nicht schlau werden

to not be able to make head or tail[or heads or tails] of sth

sich dat keinen Reim auf etw acc machen können

to turn tail [and run]

die Flucht ergreifen colloq

to turn tail [and run]

Fersengeld geben

II. tail [teɪl] VB vb trans

1. tail (remove the stalks of fruit):

to tail sth

etw putzen

2. tail colloq:

to tail sb

jdn beschatten

to tail sb

jdm folgen

I. heavy [ˈhevi] AGG

1. heavy (weighty):

heavy

schwer <schwerer, schwerste> a. fig

her eyes were heavy with tiredness

vor Müdigkeit fielen ihr fast die Augen zu

to be heavy with child letter

schwanger sein letter

to be heavy with child letter

ein Kind unter dem Herzen tragen

heavy fall

schwerer Sturz

heavy food

schweres [o. schwer verdauliches] Essen

to do heavy lifting/carrying

schwere Sachen heben/tragen

heavy machinery

schwere Maschinen

heavy step

schwerer Schritt

to lie heavy on sb's stomach

jdm schwer im Magen liegen

heavy work

Schwerarbeit f <-> kein pl

2. heavy (intense):

heavy

stark <stärker, stärkste>

heavy accent

starker Akzent

heavy bleeding

starke Blutung

to be under heavy fire MILIT

unter schwerem Beschuss stehen

heavy frost/gale/snow

starker Frost/Sturm/Schneefall

heavy rain

heftiger [o. starker] Regen

heavy sea

hohe [o. stürmische] See

3. heavy (excessive):

heavy

stark <stärker, stärkste>

heavy

übermäßig

the engine is rather heavy on fuel

der Motor verbraucht ziemlich viel Benzin

heavy drinker

starker Trinker/starke Trinkerin

heavy sleep

tiefer Schlaf

heavy smoker

starker Raucher/starke Raucherin

4. heavy (severe):

heavy

schwer [wiegend]

the odds were heavy but they decided to go for it anyway

sie entschieden sich, trotz der vielen Widrigkeiten weiterzumachen

a heavy blow

ein schwerer Schlag a. fig

heavy offence

schweres Vergehen

heavy jail sentence

hohe Gefängnisstrafe

5. heavy (abundant):

heavy

viel <mehr, am meisten>

heavy

reichlich

heavy sum

hoch <höher, am höchsten>

the trees were heavy with fruit

die Bäume trugen viele Früchte

heavy casualties

unzählige Opfer

heavy casualties MILIT

schwere [o. hohe] Verluste

heavy crop

reiche Ernte

heavy fine

hohe Geldstrafe

heavy investment

hohe Investitionen pl

6. heavy fig (oppressive):

heavy

drückend

heavy

lastend

heavy weather

schwül

the atmosphere was heavy with menace

es lag Gefahr in der Luft

heavy responsibility

große Verantwortung

heavy silence

lähmende Stille

7. heavy (difficult):

heavy

schwierig

heavy

schwer <schwerer, schwerste>

heavy breathing

schwerer Atem

heavy going

Schinderei f <-, -en>

heavy going

Plackerei f <-> colloq

the book is rather heavy going

das Buch ist schwer zu lesen

the going was heavy

wir kamen nur schwer voran

8. heavy:

heavy (dense)

dicht <dichter, am dichtesten>

heavy (thick)

dick <dicker, am dicksten>

heavy beard

dichter Bart

heavy coat

dicker Mantel

heavy clouds

schwere Wolken

heavy schedule

voller [o. dicht gedrängter] Terminkalender

heavy shoes

feste Schuhe

heavy sky

bedeckter Himmel

heavy traffic

starker [o. dichter] Verkehr

heavy undergrowth

dichtes Unterholz

9. heavy (not delicate):

heavy

grob <gröber, am gröbsten>

heavy features

grobe Züge

10. heavy (clumsy):

heavy

schwerfällig <-er, -ste>

11. heavy (strict):

heavy

streng

to be heavy on sb

streng mit jdm sein

to play the heavy mother

die gestrenge Mutter spielen

locuzioni:

to do sth with a heavy hand

etw mit eiserner Strenge machen

with a heavy heart

schweren Herzens

to make heavy weather of sth

etw unnötig komplizieren

II. heavy [ˈhevi] SOST

1. heavy sl (thug):

heavy

Schläger[typ] m sl

2. heavy TEATR (character):

heavy

Schurke(Schurkin) m (f) <-n, -n>

to be [or play] the heavy in sth fig colloq

bei etw dat die Hauptrolle spielen

3. heavy ingl brit colloq (newspapers):

the heavies pl

die seriösen Zeitungen

4. heavy esp ingl Scozia (beer):

heavy

Starkbier nt <-(e)s, -e>

Glossario di Biologia Klett

tail SOST

tail

Schwanzteil

Present

I	tail
you	tail
he/she/it	tails
we	tail
you	tail
they	tail

Past

I	tailed
you	tailed
he/she/it	tailed
we	tailed
you	tailed
they	tailed

Present Perfect

I	have	tailed
you	have	tailed
he/she/it	has	tailed
we	have	tailed
you	have	tailed
they	have	tailed

Past Perfect

I	had	tailed
you	had	tailed
he/she/it	had	tailed
we	had	tailed
you	had	tailed
they	had	tailed

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

They have heavy shells, fluted with 4 to 6 folds.

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The pre-fabricated steel sections are hot-dip galvanised for protection against corrosion, and no part is too heavy for two men to carry.

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A sudden thaw occurred over New Year's Eve 1928, followed by unusually heavy rain, doubling the volume of water coming down the river.

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His piano style is characterised by heavy basses or vamping chords in the left hand and tremolos with his right.

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The water has almost no dissolved oxygen, and instead there are traces of heavy metals like copper, besides sewage and sludge.

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