FLUK - Translation from English into German

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flak ,

flu ,

flub ,

flue ,

flux

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flak [flæk] N no pl

1. flak:

flak (shooting): Flakfeuer nt

flak (guns): Flak f <-, -(s)>

2. flak (criticism):

flak: scharfe Kritik

to receive [or get]flak about [or for] sth: wegen einer S. gen unter Beschuss geraten fig

to take flak [from sb]: [von jdm] scharf kritisiert werden

3. flak (significant opposition):

flak: Gegenwehr f <-, -en>

flak: Widerstand m <-(e)s, -stände>

to come [or run] into flak: auf Gegenwehr [o. Widerstand] stoßen

I. flu [flu:] influenza N no pl (illness)

flu: Grippe f <-, -n>

a wave of flu: eine Grippewelle

gastric flu: Magengrippe f

to catch [or get] [the] flu: sich dat die Grippe holen inf [o. eine Grippe einfangen]

II. flu [flu:] influenza N modifier

flu (epidemic, virus, symptoms):

flu: Grippe-

flu vaccine [or vaccination]: Grippeimpfung f <-, -en>

flu shot: Grippeimpfung f <-, -en>

I. in·flu·en·za [ˌɪnfluˈenzə] form N no pl

influenza: Grippe f <-, -n>

influenza: Influenza f <-> form dated

II. in·flu·en·za [ˌɪnfluˈenzə] form N modifier

influenza (epidemic, patient, virus):

influenza: Grippe-

flub <-bb-> [Am flʌb] VB trans Am inf

to flub sth: etw vermasseln inf [o. A a. verhauen]

flue [flu:] N

1. flue (chimney):

flue: Rauchfang m <-(e)s, -fänge>

flue: Rauchabzug m <-(e)s, -züge>

flue TECH: Feuerzug m

flue TECH: Heizkanal m

2. flue:

flue (passage): Abzugsrohr nt <-(e)s, -e>

flue (passage): Zug m <-(e)s, Züge>

flue (for air): Luftkanal m <-s, -kanäle>

flue (for boiler): Flammrohr nt

flux [flʌks] N no pl

1. flux (change):

flux: Fluss m <-es> kein pl

to be in a state of flux: sich acc ständig verändern

to be in a state of flux: im Fluss sein

2. flux CHEM (solder):

flux: Flussmittel nt <-s, ->

Present
I	flub
you	flub
he/she/it	flubs
we	flub
you	flub
they	flub

Past
I	flubbed
you	flubbed
he/she/it	flubbed
we	flubbed
you	flubbed
they	flubbed

Present Perfect
I	have	flubbed
you	have	flubbed
he/she/it	has	flubbed
we	have	flubbed
you	have	flubbed
they	have	flubbed

Past Perfect
I	had	flubbed
you	had	flubbed
he/she/it	had	flubbed
we	had	flubbed
you	had	flubbed
they	had	flubbed

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Ido Fluk ’ s independent film is the first Israeli feature film to be produced with crowd-sourced funding, giving rise to a road movie dealing with people who are not on the sunny side of life.

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Ido Fluks Independent-Film ist der erste israelische Spielfilm, der durch crowd-sourced funding produziert wurde.Entstanden ist ein Roadmovie, das von Menschen erzählt, die nicht auf der Sonnenseite des Lebens stehen.

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Generally, parents under stress are less equipped to be firm with their children (Cox, Paley & Harter, 2001) .Additionally, stress in families has a negative impact on the school performance of the children (Fluk & Fuligni, 2008, et. al.) .

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Allgemein sind Eltern unter Stress energieloser, um sich bei ihren Kindern durchsetzen zu können (Cox, Paley & Harter, 2001) . Stress in der Familie wirkt sich zudem ungünstig auf die schulischen Leistungen der Kinder aus (u.a. Fluk & Fuligni, 2008) .

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Generally, parents under stress are less equipped to be firm with their children (Cox, Paley & Harter, 2001).Additionally, stress in families has a negative impact on the school performance of the children ( Fluk & Fuligni, 2008, et. al.).

www.psychologie.zhaw.ch

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Allgemein sind Eltern unter Stress energieloser, um sich bei ihren Kindern durchsetzen zu können (Cox, Paley & Harter, 2001). Stress in der Familie wirkt sich zudem ungünstig auf die schulischen Leistungen der Kinder aus (u.a. Fluk & Fuligni, 2008).Fragestellung

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flak [flæk] N no pl

1. flak:

2. flak (criticism):

3. flak (significant opposition):

I. flu [flu:] influenza N no pl (illness)

II. flu [flu:] influenza N modifier

flu (epidemic, virus, symptoms):

I. in·flu·en·za [ˌɪnfluˈenzə] form N no pl

II. in·flu·en·za [ˌɪnfluˈenzə] form N modifier

influenza (epidemic, patient, virus):

flub <-bb-> [Am flʌb] VB trans Am inf

flue [flu:] N

1. flue (chimney):

2. flue:

flux [flʌks] N no pl

1. flux (change):

2. flux CHEM (solder):

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