overcast

overcast
adjective
trübe [Wetter, Himmel, Tag]; bewölkt [Himmel, Nacht]; bedeckt, bezogen [Himmel]
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adjective
(cloudy: on a slightly overcast day.) bedeckt
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over·ˈcast
adj sky bedeckt, bewölkt, trüb; weather regnerisch, trüb
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overcast
A adj [ˈəʊvə(r)kɑːst; US -ˌkæst]
1. bewölkt, bedeckt (Himmel)
2. trüb(e), düster (beide auch fig)
3. überwendlich (genäht):
overcast stitch Schlingstich m
4. GEOL überkippt, liegend (tektonische Falte)
B v/t irr [ˌ-ˈkɑːst; US ˌ-ˈkæst]
1. (mit Wolken) überziehen, bedecken, auch fig umwölken, verdunkeln, trüben
2. [US ˈ-ˌkæst] (um)säumen, umstechen
C v/i sich bewölken, sich beziehen, sich überziehen (Himmel)
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adjective
trübe [Wetter, Himmel, Tag]; bewölkt [Himmel, Nacht]; bedeckt, bezogen [Himmel]
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adj.
bewölkt adj. v.
bedecken v.
sich bewölken v.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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