SMELLING SALTS - Traducción inglés-alemán

en el diccionario PONS

ˈsmell·ing bot·tle SUST., ˈsmell·ing salts SUST. pl.

smelling bottle

Riechfläschchen nt

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

alemán

smelling salts

Riechsalz nt <-es, -e>

alemán

inglés

Riechsalz

smelling salts pl.

en el diccionario PONS

I. salt [sɔ:lt] SUST.

1. salt no pl (seasoning):

salt

Salz nt <-es, -e>

coarse salt

grobes Salz

celery/garlic/onion salt

Sellerie-/Knoblauch-/Zwiebelsalz nt

grains of salt

Salzkörner pl

a pinch of salt

eine Prise Salz

2. salt (chemical compound):

salt

Salz nt <-es, -e>

3. salt (granular substance):

salt

Salz nt <-es, -e>

bath salt

Badesalz nt <-es, -e>

4. salt dated (ammonium carbonate):

smelling salts

Riechsalz nt <-es, -e>

5. salt no pl fig. (wit, freshness):

salt

Würze f <-, -n> fig.

6. salt dated coloq. (sailor):

old salt

alter Seebär coloq. hum.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the salt of the earth

rechtschaffene Leute

the salt of the earth REL.

das Salz der Erde liter.

to rub salt in sb's wound

Salz in jds Wunde streuen

to sit above/below the salt

am oberen/unteren Ende der gesellschaftlichen Rangordnung angesiedelt sein

to take sth with a grain [or pinch] of salt

etw mit Vorsicht genießen coloq.

to be worth one's salt

sein Geld wert sein

II. salt [sɔ:lt] SUST. modifier

1. salt MED.:

salt

Salz-

salt solution

Kochsalzlösung f <-, -en>

salt baths

Salzbäder pl

2. salt (cured with salt):

salt fish/meat

gepökelter Fisch/gepökeltes Fleisch

3. salt fig.:

salt tears

bittere Tränen

III. salt [sɔ:lt] V. trans.

1. salt (season food):

to salt sth

etw salzen

2. salt (preserve):

to salt sth [down]

etw in Salz einlegen

3. salt (sprinkle):

to salt sth

etw mit Salz bestreuen

to salt the roads

Salz [auf die Straßen] streuen

4. salt fig. (add sth illicit):

to salt sth

etw frisieren coloq.

to salt the books FIN.

die Bücher frisieren coloq.

5. salt fig. (add interest):

to salt sth with sth

etw mit etw dat. würzen fig.

I. smell [smel] SUST.

1. smell (sense of smelling):

smell

Geruch m <-(e)s> kein pl

sense of smell

Geruchssinn m <-(e)s> kein pl

to have a smell of sth

an etw dat. riechen

2. smell (characteristic odour):

smell

Geruch m <-(e)s, Gerü·che>

smell perfume

Duft m <-(e)s, Düf·te>

the smell of success fig.

der Ruhm des Erfolgs

delicious smell

herrlicher Duft

3. smell pey. (bad odour):

smell

Gestank m <-(e)s>

II. smell <smelled [or ingl. brit. a. smelt], smelled [or ingl. brit. a. smelt]> [smel] V. intr.

1. smell (perceive):

smell

riechen <roch, gerochen>

2. smell + adj.:

smell (give off odour)

riechen <roch, gerochen>

smell (pleasantly)

duften

to smell of [or like] sth

nach etw dat. riechen

evil-smelling

übel riechend

evil-smelling

stinkend

sweet-smelling

duftend

sweet-smelling

wohlriechend

3. smell pey. (have an unpleasant smell):

smell

stinken <stinkt, stank, gestunken>

your feet smell

du hast Käs[e]füße

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to come out of sth smelling of [or ingl. am. like] roses

frei von jedem Verdacht aus etw dat. hervorgehen

to smell fishy

verdächtig sein

III. smell <smelled [or ingl. brit. a. smelt], smelled [or ingl. brit. a. smelt]> [smel] V. trans.

to smell sth

etw riechen

can't you smell something burning?

riechst du nicht, dass etwas brennt?

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to smell blood

Blut riechen

to smell sth a mile [or long way] off

etw schon von Weitem riechen

to smell a rat

Lunte [o. den Braten] riechen coloq.

Entrada de OpenDict

salt SUST.

salt (cryptography) INFORM.

Salt nt

Present

I	salt
you	salt
he/she/it	salts
we	salt
you	salt
they	salt

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Negative-based paper prints, used from the beginning of the 1850s, were produced on salt paper until around 1857 when salt was replaced by albumen.

en.wikipedia.org

It is typically eaten as part of a sandwich, with popular condiments including salt, pepper, ketchup, mustard, hot sauce, lettuce, and tomato.

en.wikipedia.org

Mechanical complexity in a salt water environment is a nonstarter.

phys.org

Season carefully with some salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste, keeping in mind that the rashers are salty.

www.independent.ie

The water vapor attaches itself to condensation nuclei which can be anything from dust to microscopic particles of salt and debris.

en.wikipedia.org