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Sturmwelle

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I. storm [stɔ:m, am. angl. stɔ:rm] SAM.

1. storm:

storm (strong wind)
Sturm m. spol <-(e)s, Stụ̈r·me>
storm (with thunder)
Gewitter sr. spol <-s, ->
storm (with rain)
Unwetter sr. spol
the storm raged for twelve hours
der Sturm tobte zwölf Stunden lang
to brave the storm also fig.
dem Sturm trotzen a. fig.

2. storm fig. (bombardment):

storm of missiles of
Hagel m. spol <-s> von +daj.
storm of arguments
[Protest]sturm m. spol
storm of shouting
Ausbruch m. spol <-(e)s, -brü·che> kein pl
a storm of applause
ein wahrer Beifallssturm
to die in a storm of bullets
im Kugelhagel umkommen
storm of protest
Proteststurm m. spol
storm and stress LIT.
Sturm und Drang

3. storm VOJ. (attack):

storm on
Sturm m. spol <-(e)s, Stụ̈r·me> auf +tož.
to take sth by storm
etw im Sturm nehmen [o. erobern]

fraza:

to cook up a storm am. angl. pog.
sich tož. beim Kochen richtig ins Zeug legen
my wife's cooking up a storm for the party tonight
meine Frau kocht wie eine Weltmeisterin für die Party heute Abend
to go down a storm [with sb]
[bei jdm] sehr gut ankommen
the lull [or calm] before the storm saying
die Ruhe vor dem Sturm
any port in a storm saying
in der Not frisst der Teufel Fliegen preg.
to take sb by storm
jdn im Sturm erobern
a storm in a teacup brit. angl.
ein Sturm im Wasserglas

II. storm [stɔ:m, am. angl. stɔ:rm] SAM. modifier

storm (damage, signal):

storm
Sturm-
storm force
Sturmstärke ž. spol <-> kein pl
storm force [wind]
Sturm m. spol mit Windstärke zehn
storm warning
Sturmwarnung ž. spol <-, -en>

III. storm [stɔ:m, am. angl. stɔ:rm] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. storm (speak angrily):

storm
toben
to storm against sb/sth
gegen jdn/etw wettern

2. storm (move fast):

storm
stürmen
storm
jagen
they stormed to an early lead
sie waren nicht aufzuhalten
to storm in
hereinstürmen
to storm off
davonstürmen
to storm out
hinausstürmen

3. storm brezos. glag. esp am. angl. strong winds:

storm
stürmen
it was storming again last night
letzte Nacht war wieder ein heftiger Sturm

IV. storm [stɔ:m, am. angl. stɔ:rm] GLAG. preh. glag.

to storm sth
etw stürmen

I. wave [weɪv] SAM.

1. wave (of water):

wave
Welle ž. spol <-, -n>
wave
Woge ž. spol <-, -n> ur. jez.
crest of a wave
Wellenkamm m. spol <-(e)s, -kämme>

2. wave fig. (feeling):

wave
Welle ž. spol <-, -n> fig.
wave
Woge ž. spol <-, -n> fig. ur. jez.
wave of emotion
Gefühlswallung ž. spol
on the crest of a wave fig.
auf dem Höhepunkt
she's riding on the crest of a wave
sie ist im Moment ganz oben
wave of fear/panic/sympathy
Welle der Angst/Panik/Sympathie

3. wave (series):

wave
Welle ž. spol <-, -n>
wave of redundancies
Entlassungswelle ž. spol
wave of terrorism
Terrorwelle ž. spol
to spark off a wave of protest
eine Welle des Protests auslösen

4. wave (hand movement):

wave
Wink m. spol <-(e)s, -e>
with a wave of the hand
mit einer Handbewegung
and then, with a wave of the hand, she was off
und dann winkte sie noch einmal und war verschwunden
to give sb a wave
jdm [zu]winken

5. wave (hairstyle):

wave
Welle ž. spol <-, -n>
your hair has a natural wave
dein Haar ist von Natur aus gewellt

6. wave FIZ.:

wave
Welle ž. spol <-, -n>
long/medium/short wave
Lang-/Mittel-/Kurzwelle ž. spol

7. wave MED. (Infektionsverlauf):

wave
wave

fraza:

to come over sb in waves pog.
jdn immer wieder heimsuchen
to make waves fig. (cause shake-up)
Unruhe stiften
to make waves (create impression)
Aufsehen erregen fig.
to make waves (create impression)
Staub aufwirbeln

II. wave [weɪv] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. wave (greet):

wave
winken <winkte, gewinkt/gewunken>
to wave at [or to] sb
jdm [zu]winken
I waved at him across the room
ich winkte ihm durch den Raum zu

2. wave (sway):

wave field of grass, field of corn
wogen ur. jez.
wave flag
wehen
wave flag
flattern

3. wave (be wavy):

wave
sich tož. wellen

III. wave [weɪv] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. wave (signal with):

to wave sth at [or to] sb
jdm mit etw daj. winken
to wave one's hand
winken <winkte, gewinkt/gewunken>
she was waving her hand at the departing car
sie winkte dem davonfahrenden Auto hinterher
to wave one's hands around
[mit den Händen] herumfuchteln pog.
to wave sb goodbye [or goodbye to sb]
jdm zum Abschied [nach]winken

2. wave (swing):

to wave sth
etw schwenken
to wave a magic wand
einen Zauberstab schwingen

3. wave (make wavy):

to wave one's hair
sich daj. das Haar wellen
to have one's hair waved
sich daj. das Haar wellen lassen
Vnos OpenDict

wave SAM.

standing wave FIZ.
stehende Welle
Vnos OpenDict

wave SAM.

cannon A wave[s] MED.
Kanonen-A-Welle[n] ž. spol

Strokovni slovar za geografijo in geologijo Klett

storm wave SAM.

storm wave
Sturmwelle

Strokovni slovar za biologijo Klett

wave GLAG.

wave
hin- und herschwingen
wave
pendeln
wave
undulierende Bewegung machen
Present
Istorm
youstorm
he/she/itstorms
westorm
youstorm
theystorm
Past
Istormed
youstormed
he/she/itstormed
westormed
youstormed
theystormed
Present Perfect
Ihavestormed
youhavestormed
he/she/ithasstormed
wehavestormed
youhavestormed
theyhavestormed
Past Perfect
Ihadstormed
youhadstormed
he/she/ithadstormed
wehadstormed
youhadstormed
theyhadstormed
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Once the storm is over, he is faced with the problem of how to extricate himself from the whale.
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