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charm:
- Scharm; Reiz; Bezauberung; Anmut; Grazie; Zauber; Lieblichkeit; Liebreiz; Anziehung; Verleitung; Verlockung; Verführung; Eroberung; Prüfung; Erprobung; Experiment; Charme; Versuchung; Süße; Attraktivität; einnehmendes Wesen; Kategorie
- einschlagen; einwickeln; charmieren; wickeln; betören; verführen; verzaubern; entzücken; bezaubern; bestricken; reizen; verlocken; bestechen; anlocken; verleiten; freuen; erfreuen; gefallen; scharmieren; beglücken
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Wiktionary:
- charmed → entzückt
- charm → Charme, Liebreiz, Charm, Bann, Anmut
- charm → bezaubern, entzücken, Reiz, Charme, reizen, Amulett, Reize, Zauber, Anmut, Begnadigung, Begnadigungsrecht, Gnade, Gnadenerlass, Grazie, Lieblichkeit, Gunst, Huld, Vergünstigung, Dank, anmuten, verzücken, rauben, berauben, plündern
English
Detailed Translations for charmed from English to German
charmed:
Translation Matrix for charmed:
Adjective | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | beguiled; captivated; delighted; enthralled; entranced |
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charmed
adjective
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mit Lust erfüllt, begeistert
charmed form of charm:
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the charm (power of attraction; allurement; delightfulness; loveliness; splendidness)
der Scharm; der Reiz; die Bezauberung; die Anmut; die Grazie; der Zauber; die Lieblichkeit; der Liebreiz -
the charm (temptation; attraction)
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the charm (temptation; vexation; allurement; enticement; affliction; fascination; lure; conquest; ordeal; trial; inroad)
die Verleitung; die Verlockung; die Verführung; die Eroberung; die Prüfung; die Erprobung; Experiment -
the charm (fascination; enchantment; attractiveness; enticement; appeal; splendidness)
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the charm
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the charm (amiability; sweetness)
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the charm (loveliness)
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the charm
– An icon that is attached to an event and that is viewable in someone's calendar. Depending on the calendar view, a charm may appear next to an event title, or may be the only visual representation of an event on a calendar day. 2
Conjugations for charm:
present
- charm
- charm
- charms
- charm
- charm
- charm
simple past
- charmed
- charmed
- charmed
- charmed
- charmed
- charmed
present perfect
- have charmed
- have charmed
- has charmed
- have charmed
- have charmed
- have charmed
past continuous
- was charming
- were charming
- was charming
- were charming
- were charming
- were charming
future
- shall charm
- will charm
- will charm
- shall charm
- will charm
- will charm
continuous present
- am charming
- are charming
- is charming
- are charming
- are charming
- are charming
subjunctive
- be charmed
- be charmed
- be charmed
- be charmed
- be charmed
- be charmed
diverse
- charm!
- let's charm!
- charmed
- charming
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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charm
Cross Translation:
noun
charm
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quality of inspiring delight or admiration
- charm → Charme
noun
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positive, meist auf Äußerlichkeiten bezogene, Eigenschaft einer Person
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bezauberndes, gewinnendes Wesen
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Physik: eine der Eigenschaften von Quarks (Elementarteilchen) – genauer, einer der sechs Flavour
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magische Kraft
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bewundernswerte Schönheit und Eleganz
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• charm | → bezaubern; entzücken | ↔ charmeren — bekoren |
• charm | → Reiz; Charme | ↔ charme — bekoring |
• charm | → bezaubern; entzücken; reizen | ↔ bekoren — aantrekkingskracht uitoefenen |
• charm | → Amulett | ↔ amulette — objet censé protéger par magie, protéger contre des sorts, éviter des malheurs; généralement, il faut pour cela le porter sur soi. |
• charm | → Reize | ↔ charme — Ascendant physique ou sentimental |
• charm | → Zauber | ↔ charme — Pouvoir de séduction |
• charm | → Zauber | ↔ charme — Sort |
• charm | → bezaubern | ↔ ensorceler — Traductions à trier suivant le sens |
• charm | → Anmut; Begnadigung; Begnadigungsrecht; Gnade; Gnadenerlass; Grazie; Lieblichkeit; Reiz; Gunst; Huld; Vergünstigung; Dank | ↔ grâce — Ce qui plaît dans les attitudes, les manières, les discours. Un certain agrément, un certain charme indéfinissable. |
• charm | → anmuten; bezaubern; entzücken; verzücken; rauben; berauben; plündern | ↔ ravir — enlever de force, emporter avec violence. |