piercing

piercing
adjective
durchdringend [Stimme, Schrei, Blick]; schneidend [Sarkasmus, Kälte]
* * *
adjective
1) (loud; shrill: a piercing scream.) gellend
2) ((of cold weather, winds etc) sharp; intense: a piercing wind; piercing cold.) schneidend
3) (looking intently or sharply as though able to see through things: piercing eyes; a piercing glance.) durchdringend
* * *
pierc·ing
[ˈpɪəsɪŋ, AM ˈpɪrs-]
I. adj
1. (loud) durchdringend; (pej) voice also schrill
2. (cold) eisig
\piercing cold Eiseskälte f
\piercing rain eisiger Regen
\piercing wind schneidender Wind
3. (penetrating) eyes, gaze, look durchdringend, stechend; question, reply, wit scharf; sarcasm beißend
4. (liter: deeply felt) tief
\piercing shame brennende Scham
II. n no pl (body-piercing) Piercing nt
* * *
['pIəsɪŋ]
1. adj
1) durchdringend; cold, wind also schneidend; stare stechend, durchdringend; sarcasm beißend; wit scharf

piercing blue eyes — durchdringende blaue Augen

2) (liter: painful) durchdringend
2. n
(= body piercing) Piercing nt
* * *
piercing
A s Durchbohren n, -stechen n, Piercing n
B adj (adv piercingly) durchdringend:
piercing cold schneidende Kälte;
piercing eyes stechende Augen, durchdringender Blick;
piercing pain stechender Schmerz;
piercing shriek durchdringender oder gellender Schrei
* * *
adjective
durchdringend [Stimme, Schrei, Blick]; schneidend [Sarkasmus, Kälte]
* * *
adj.
durchbohrend adj.
schneidend adj. n.
Piercing -s n.

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