ribbon

ribbon
noun
1) (band for hair, dress, etc.) Band, das; (on typewriter) [Farb]band, das; (on medal) [Ordens]band, das
2) (fig.): (strip) Streifen, der
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['ribən]
noun
(a long narrow strip of material used in decorating clothes, tying hair etc: a blue ribbon; four metres of red ribbon.) das Band
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rib·bon
[ˈrɪbən]
n
1. (strip of fabric) Band nt; (fig) Streifen m
a \ribbon of road ein Straßenband nt
2. MIL Ordensband nt
3. (rag)
in \ribbons in Fetzen
to cut sb/sth to \ribbons jdn/etw zerfetzen [o in Stücke reißen]; (fig) jdn/etw in der Luft zerreißen
4. of a typewriter Farbband nt
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['rɪbən]
n
1) (for hair, dress) Band nt; (for typewriter) Farbband nt; (on medal) Ordensband nt; (fig, narrow strip) Streifen m
2) pl (= tatters) Fetzen pl

to tear sth to ribbons — etw zerfetzen or zerreißen; (fig) play etc etw in der Luft zerreißen

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ribbon [ˈrıbən]
A s
1. Band n, Borte f:
ribbons Bandwaren
2. Ordensband n: academic.ru/7755/blue_ribbon">blue ribbon 1 a
3. (schmaler) Streifen
4. Fetzen m:
in ribbons in Fetzen;
tear to ribbons in Fetzen reißen;
a ribbon of mist ein Nebelfetzen
5. Farbband n (der Schreibmaschine etc)
6. TECH
a) (auch Metall) Band n, (-)Streifen m
b) (Holz) Leiste f
7. pl Zügel pl:
handle the ribbons die Zügel in der Hand halten (a. fig)
8. Spinnerei: Strähn m, Strang m
9. Heraldik: Achtelsbinde f
B v/t
1. mit Bändern schmücken, bebändern
2. streifen
3. in Streifen schneiden, in Fetzen reißen
C v/i sich (wie ein Band) dahinziehen (Straße etc)
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noun
1) (band for hair, dress, etc.) Band, das; (on typewriter) [Farb]band, das; (on medal) [Ordens]band, das
2) (fig.): (strip) Streifen, der
* * *
n.
Band ¨-er n.

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