jelly

jelly
noun
Gelee, das; (dessert) Götterspeise, die

her legs felt like jelly — sie hatte Pudding in den Knien (ugs.)

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['‹eli]
plural - jellies; noun
1) (the juice of fruit boiled with sugar until it is firm, used like jam, or served with meat.) das Gelee
2) (a transparent, smooth food, usually fruit-flavoured: I've made raspberry jelly for the party.) das Gelee
3) (any jelly-like substance: Frogs' eggs are enclosed in a kind of jelly.) die Gallerte
4) ((American) same as academic.ru/39703/jam">jam I.)
- jellyfish
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jel·ly
[ˈʤeli]
n
1. (substance) Gelee nt, Gallert nt, Gallerte f
his knees turned to \jelly (fig) er bekam weiche Knie
2. BRIT, AUS
\jelly [mould] (dessert) Wackelpudding m fam, Götterspeise f; (meat in gelatine) Sülze f
raspberry \jelly [mould] Himbeergrütze f BRD
3. AM (jam) Gelee m o nt
4.
to beat sb to a \jelly esp BRIT jdn windelweich schlagen fam
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['dZelɪ]
1. n
1) Gelee nt; (esp Brit = dessert) Götterspeise f, Wackelpeter m (inf); (esp US = jam) Marmelade f; (round meat etc) Aspik m or nt, Gallert(e) m(f)

it forms a kind of jelly — es bildet eine gelee- or gallertartige Masse

my legs were like jelly — ich hatte Pudding in den Beinen (inf)

I or my legs turned to jelly — ich wurde ganz weich in den Knien

2) (sl: gelignite) Dynamit nt
2. vt
in Aspik einlegen
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jelly [ˈdʒelı]
A s
1. a) Gallert(e) n(f)
b) Gelee n
c) Aspik m, Sülze f
d) Götterspeise f, Wackelpeter m, -pudding m (beide umg):
his knees shook like jelly er hatte Gummiknie umg
2. TECH Br umg Gelatinedynamit n
B v/i jell A
C v/t
1. jell B
2. in Aspik oder Sülze einlegen: jellied 2
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noun
Gelee, das; (dessert) Götterspeise, die

her legs felt like jelly — sie hatte Pudding in den Knien (ugs.)

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n.
Gallert n.
Gelee -s n.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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