Feste

Related words

• festen

  to fast

• Festelektrolyt

  A solid electrolyte is a solid material that conducts ions and is used in batteries or fuel cells as an alternative to liquid electrolytes.

• Festessen

  Feast

• Grundfeste

  Foundation

• Luftbläschen

  Air bubbles

• Bummler

  Loafer

• Gallmücke

  Gnat

• Skistiefel

  Ski boots

• Wandermönch

  Wandering monk

• feiern

  to celebrate

• Umherzieher

  Wanderer, nomad

• Totenfest

  Day of the Dead

• Rußpartikel

  Soot particles

• Gummierung

  Rubber coating

• Grundgestein

  Bedrock

• Buhurt

  A Buhurt is a form of medieval combat sport in which two groups of fighters compete against each other with blunt weapons.

• schmelzend

  melting

• gefroren

  Frozen

• eskalieren

  escalate

• aushärten

  To harden, to cure

• sedimentieren

  To sediment

• defäkieren

  Defecate

• überbleiben

  To remain means to be left over after consumption or use of something.

• wegschwimmen

  Swim away

• manifestieren

  To manifest

• fluid

  Fluid

• proportional

  Proportional

• verwanzt

  Infested with bugs

• bürgerlich

  bourgeois

• frühreif

  Precocious, premature

• spekulativ

  Speculative

• alleinstehend

  Single

• Sommernacht

  summer night

• ONS

  ONS is an abbreviation for One-Night-Stand, which means a sexual encounter with someone without any commitment.

• inoffiziell

  Unofficial

• haltlos

  Unfounded

• eingefroren

  Frozen

• feuerfest

  Fireproof means that a material or object is resistant to fire and high temperatures and does not easily burn or melt.

• erstarrt

  Frozen

• bissfest

  Al dente

• korrosionsfest

  Corrosion-resistant

• gläubig

  Believing means having a strong faith in something, especially a religion.

• seßhaft

  Settled, sedentary

• wurzellos

  Rootless

• eingefleischt

  die-hard

• immobil

  Immobile

• kratzfest

  Scratch-resistant means that a material or surface is resistant to scratches.

• pappsatt

  Stuffed

• reißfest

  Tear-resistant

Example sentences with “Feste”

1. Die Feste war stark. (The fortress was strong.)

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