FLIGHT FEATHER - 从英语翻译成德语

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

ˈflight feath·er 名词

flight feather

Schwungfeder f <-, -n>

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

I. feath·er [ˈfeðəʳ, 美 -ɚ] 名词

feather

Feder f <-, -n>

an eagle['s]/a peacock['s] feather

eine Adler-/Pfauenfeder

tail/wing feather

Schwanz-/Schwungfeder f

to ruffle its feathers

seine Federn zersausen

短语，惯用语:

a feather in sb's cap

etwas, worauf jd stolz sein kann

in fine feather dated (in good spirits)

in blendender Laune

in fine feather (in top form)

in Hochform

you could have knocked me down with a feather 俗

ich war total platt 俗 [o. 奥, 瑞 völlig perplex]

as light as a feather

federleicht

II. feath·er [ˈfeðəʳ, 美 -ɚ] 名词 modifier

feather (pillow):

feather

Feder-

III. feath·er [ˈfeðəʳ, 美 -ɚ] 动词 trans

to feather an oar 体育

ein Ruder flachdrehen

to feather a propeller 航空

einen Propeller auf Segelstellung bringen

短语，惯用语:

to feather one's [own] nest esp 贬

seine Schäfchen ins Trockene bringen 俗

flight¹ [flaɪt] 名词

1. flight 单数:

flight (action)

Fliegen nt

flight (single instance) of a ball, bird, plane

Flug m <-(e)s, Flü̱·ge>

to take flight

auffliegen

in flight

im Flug

2. flight:

flight (extent)

Flug m <-(e)s, Flü̱·ge>

flight (distance)

Flugstrecke f <-, -n>

a flight of five hours

ein fünfstündiger Flug

3. flight (journey):

flight

Flug m <-(e)s, Flü̱·ge>

we were booked on the same flight

wir hatten denselben Flug gebucht

long-distance flight

Langstreckenflug m <-(e)s, -flüge>

space flight

Weltraumflug m <-(e)s, -flüge>

to call a flight

einen Flug aufrufen

4. flight + 单数/pl 动词 (group):

flight of birds

Schwarm m <-(e)s, Schwạ̈r·me>

flight of birds

Schar f <-, -en> 雅

flight of migrating birds

[Vogel]zug m

flight of aircraft

[Flieger]staffel f

flight of insects

Schwarm m <-(e)s, Schwạ̈r·me>

a flight of geese

eine Gänseschar

a flight of swallows

ein Schwalbenschwarm m

to be in the first [or top]flight 引

zur ersten Garnitur [o. Spitze] gehören

she's in the top flight of actresses

sie gehört mit zu den Spitzenschauspielerinnen

5. flight (series):

a flight [of stairs]

eine [geradläufige] Treppe

we live three flights up

wir wohnen drei Treppen hoch

a flight of hurdles

eine Hürdenreihe

6. flight also 谑 (whim):

flight

Höhenflug m <-(e)s, -flüge>

a flight of fancy

ein geistiger Höhenflug

a flight of fancy (imaginative idea)

ein kühner Gedanke 俗

a flight of fancy (imaginative idea)

eine tolle Idee

a flight of fancy (crazy idea)

eine Schnapsidee 俗 a. 谑

7. flight 体育:

flight in darts

Befiederung f

flight² [flaɪt] 名词

flight

Flucht f <-, -en>

flight of investment

Kapitalflucht f <-> kein pl

flight of funds

Kapitalflucht f <-> kein pl

to be in full flight

mitten auf der Flucht sein

to put sb to flight

jdn in die Flucht schlagen

to take [to] flight dated

die Flucht ergreifen

Present

I	feather
you	feather
he/she/it	feathers
we	feather
you	feather
they	feather

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

Wings are black, but the remiges and retrices (flight feathers) are fringed with white.

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Fink wore a red feather in his cap to signal his defeat of every strong man up and down the river.

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Going from flyweight, all the way up to feather weight, something his trainer tells him he doesn't have the frame for.

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By the early 1980s, he was relying less on feathers and leather, and was producing precious metal jewellery using the lost-wax method.

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The 14th century is also the time when feather beds became highly prized possessions.

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互联网提供的例句（未经PONS编辑处理）

The trappers cut off several flight feathers and let the almost flightless bird plummet up to 50 m to the forest floor below.

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Den erbeuteten Tieren schneiden die Jäger mehrere Schwungfedern ab und lassen die dadurch fast flugunfähigen Vögel aus bis zu 50 m Höhe auf den Waldboden fallen.

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