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EnglishGerman
beastly drunk [Br.] [coll.] [dated] schrecklich betrunken [ugs.]
beastly fellow brutaler Kerl {m}
beastly good [Br.] [coll.] tierisch gut [ugs.]
beastly hard [Br.] [coll.] sauschwer [ugs.]
beastly job Drecksarbeit {f}
beastly mannersabscheuliche Manieren {pl}
beastly shameAffenschande {f} [ugs.]
beastly steep [Br.] [coll.] saumäßig steil [ugs.]
beastly swindlegemeiner Schwindel {m}
beastly weatherHundewetter {n}
beastly weathergarstiges Wetter {n}
Beastmaster [Don Coscarelli] Beastmaster – Der Befreier
Beastmaster – The Eye of Braxus [Gabrielle Beaumont]Beastmaster – Das Auge des Braxus
Beastmaster 2: Through the Portal of Time [Sylvio Tabet]Beastmaster II – Der Zeitspringer
Beastmaster: The Legend ContinuesBeastmaster – Herr der Wildnis
beasts Biester {pl}
beastsTiere {pl}
beat Takt {m}
beat Rhythmus {m}
beatBeat {m}
beat Schwebung {f}
beat [Ornament bei Purcell]
beat [kleinste Einheit einer Szene]
beat (kurze) Pause {f}
beatTaktschlag {m}
beat [coll.] [completely exhausted] erschossen [ugs.] [völlig erschöpft]
beat [coll.] [extremely tired] fertig [ugs.] [erledigt, erschöpft]
beat [coll.] [postpos.] [extremely tired]geschafft [ugs.] [müde und erschöpft]
beat [coll.] [pred.] [extremely tired] erledigt [ugs.] [müde und erschöpft]
beat [music's pulse]Grundschlag {m}
beat [number of counts per measure]Zählzeit {f}
beat [of policemen] Revier {n}
beat [of the heart, pulse, a drum, waves] Schlag {m} [Herz-, Puls-, Trommel-, Wellenschlag]
beat [policeman, sentry] Runde {f} [eines Polizisten etc.]
beat [regular path or habitual round of a policeman]Reviergang {m} [eines Polizisten]
beat [throb] Klopfen {n} [Herzklopfen]
Beat butter and sugar until fluffy. Butter und Zucker schaumig rühren.
beat constable Polizist {m} auf Streife
beat cop [coll.] Streifenpolizist {m}
beat frequency Schwebungsfrequenz {f}
beat frequency oscillator <BFO>Schwebungsüberlagerer {m} [Telegrafie]
beat generationBeat Generation {f}
Beat it! [Am.] [coll.] Mach dich vom Acker! [ugs.] [Redewendung]
Beat it! [coll.]Hau ab! [ugs.]
Beat it! [coll.] Verpiss dich! [vulg.]
Beat it! [coll.]Zisch ab! [ugs.]
Beat it! [coll.]Vertschüss dich! [österr.] [ugs.]
beat jugglingBeat-Juggling {n} [DJ-Technik]
beat knee [coll.] [inflammation of the prepatellar bursa] [prepatellar bursitis] Kniescheibenschleimbeutelentzündung {f} [Bursitis praepatellaris, Bursitis präpatellaris]
beat movement Beatbewegung {f} [Beatniks]
beat musicBeatmusik {f}
beat of a kettledrumPaukenschlag {m} [Schlag auf die Pauke]
beat of a policemanBezirk {m} eines Polizisten
beat of a policemanRunde {f} des Polizisten
beat of drumTrommelschlag {m}
beat of heartHerzschlag {m}
beat of the drum Paukenschlag {m}
beat officerStreifenpolizist {m}
beat pattern [conducting] Schlagfigur {f} [Dirigat]
beat sequence [heart] Schlagfolge {f} [Herz]
beat signal Schwebungssignal {n}
Beat the Devil [John Huston] Schach dem Teufel
Beat the Reaper [Josh Bazell]Schneller als der Tod
beat up [coll.] [assaulted] [Am.]vermöbelt [ugs.]
beatable schlagbar
beatboxingBeatboxing {n} [vokale Hip-Hop-Perkussion]
beatboxingBeatboxen {n}
beatboxing Beatboxing {n}
beatenausgeklopft
beaten geschlagen
beaten besiegt
beaten gehämmert
beaten gepeitscht
beatendurchgehauen [ugs.]
beaten Schaummasse {f} [Eiweiß]
beaten [track etc.]ausgetreten [fig.]
beaten by a distancemit Abstand geschlagen
beaten by a mile [idiom] [beaten by a large amount or distance] mit Abstand geschlagen
beaten cobwork [Am.] Lehmstampfbau {m}
beaten cobwork [Am.]Stampflehmbau {m}
beaten egg white Eischnee {m}
beaten egg white Schnee {m}
beaten egg white Eierschaum {m}
beaten goldBlattgold {n}
beaten path ausgetretener Pfad {m}
beaten path Trampelpfad {m}
beaten to death [postpos.]totgeschlagen
beaten track Trampelpfad {m}
beaten trackausgetretener Pfad {m}
beaten track gebahnter Weg {m} [durch häufige Nutzung]
beaten up [coll.] [assaulted]vermöbelt [ugs.]
beaten white of (an) egg Eischnee {m}
beater Klopfer {m}
beaterKlöppel {m}
beater Quirl {m} [Küche]
beater Rührbesen {m}
beater Schläger {m}
beater Stampfer {m} [z. B. in Hammermühle]
beaterHammer {m}
beater Treiber {m}
« bear — bear — bear — bear — bear — beas — beat — Beau — beau — beau — beav »
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