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	German	English
	Similar words: Cliff-Ord-Tests, GuD-Kraftwerk, Mud, Ou, Sud, lud	Similar words: C.O.D., FUD, Wite-Out, acting-out, age-old, all-out, bawling-out, blow-out, bombed-out, break-out, bud, bump-out, carry-out, casting-out-nines, centuries-old, check-out, chill-out, clear-out, cop-out, crossed-out, cud
	Lautsprecher {m}	loudspeaker; loud speaker; speaker
	Bandlautsprecher {m}	ribbon loudspeaker
	Facetten-Lautsprecher	multicellular loudspeaker; multicell loudspeaker
	Leslie-Lautsprecher; Rotationslautsprecher	Leslie speaker
	mobiler Lautsprecher	mobile loudspeaker
	vorderer Lautsprecher	front speaker
	hinterer Lautsprecher	rear speaker
	laut {adv} (hörbar)	aloud
	laut lesen	to read aloud
	Ich habe gerade laut gedacht.	I was just thinking aloud.
	Er hat laut gelesen.	He has read out loud; He has read aloud.
	Würdest Du bitte das Gedicht laut vorlesen?	Would you read the poem aloud?
	Er schrie vor Schmerz laut auf.	The pain made him cry aloud.
	laut {adv} (mit lauter Stimme)	loudly (in a loud voice)
	Du musst laut sprechen.	You have to speak loudly.
	Du musst lauter sprechen.	You have to speak up.
	Kannst du bitte laut und deutlich sprechen!	Can you please speak loudly and clearly!
	Sie redete lauter als es ihre Absicht war.	She spoke more loudly than she intended.
	Sein Hund bellt zu laut, sodass ich nicht schlafen kann.	His dog barks too loudly so that I can't get any sleep.
	Lärm {m}	loud noise; noise
	lästiger Lärm	annoying loud noise; annoying noise
	störender Lärm	disturbing loud noise; disturbing noise
	den Lärm dämpfen	to deaden the noise
	Was für ein Lärm!	What a noise!
	laut {adj}	loud
	lauter	louder
	am lautesten	loudest
	laut und deutlich	loud and clear
	Lauter!	Speak up! [Br.]; Louder! [Am.]
	hervorspringen; vorspringen; hervorstehen; vorstehen; hervorragen [geh.]; herausragen {vi}	to jut; to jut out; to stick out; to protrude; to project; to stand proud [Br.]
	hervorspringend; vorspringend; hervorstehend; vorstehend; hervorragend; herausragend	juting; juting out; sticking out; protruding; projecting; standing proud
	hervorgesprungen; vorgesprungen; hervorgestanden; vorgestanden; hervorgeragt; herausgeragt	juted; juted out; sticked out; protruded; projected; stood proud
	Abblende {f}; Ausblende {f}; allmähliches Ausblenden {n} (Film, TV, Video)	fade-out (film, TV, video)
	Abfallzeit {f}; Rückfallzeit {f} (eines Relais)	release time; drop-out time (of a relay)
	Abfangen und Ausschweben {n} (bei der Landung) [aviat.]	flare-out; flattening-out
	den/einen Abgang machen; daran glauben müssen; den Löffel abgeben; abnibbeln [Nordostdt.] [Mitteldt.]; die Patschen strecken / aufstellen [Ös.]; bachab gehen [Schw.]; abgehen [Schw.]; abserbeln [Schw.] {vi} [ugs.] (scherzhaft für "sterben")	to conk out; to turn up your toes; to kick the bucket, to bite the dust; to go west [Br.]; to buy it [Am.]; to buy the farm [Am.] (humorously for 'die')
	Abkochung {f}; Absud {m}; Sud {m}; Dekokt {n} [pharm.] [chem.]	decoction
	Abschaltdrehmoment {n}	cut-out torque
	Abschlämmautomat {m}	mud remover
	Abspülen {n}; Auswaschen {n}; Abwaschen {n} [chem.]	washing-out
	Abspreizung {f} (Orthopädie) [med.]	spreading out; splaying; stretching out
	Absteckung {f}	alignment; laying-out; setting out; staking out; location survey (surveying)
	Absterben {n}	dying (out)
	Abwahl {f}	voting out (of office)
	Abwicklung {f}	completion; carrying out
	Abzug {m} (aus/von einem Ort) [mil.]	pull-out; pullout [Am.] (from a place)
	Altweltliche Ährenfische {pl} (Atherinidae) (zoologische Familie) [zool.]	Old World silversides (zoological family)
	Akneherd {m} [med.]	acne lesion; acne break-out
	Alleleausfall {m} (DNS) [biochem.]	allelic drop-out (DNA)
	Altanlagen {pl}	old sites
	Altbaugebiet {f} (Raumplanung) [adm.] [geogr.]	old part of the city/town/village (spatial planning)
	Altbaumodernisierung {f} [constr.]	modernisation of an old building
	Altbausanierung {f} [constr.]	refurbishing; refurbishment of an old building / of old buildings
	ein Alter	an old person
	jds. Alte {f} (Ehefrau, Freundin) [slang] [soc.]	sb.'s old Dutch [Br.]; sb.'s squaw [Am.] [slang]
	Altenhilfe {f}	old people's welfare
	Altersquotient {m}	old age dependency ratio /OADR/; ageing quotient
	Alterssicherung {f}; Altersvorsorge {f}	provision for one's old age
	Altersstarrsinn {m}	obstinacy of old age; senile stubbornness
	Altersweitsichtigkeit {f}; Weitsichtigkeit {f} im Alter; Alterssichtigkeit {f}; Presbyopie {f} [med.]	old-sightedness; senopia; gerontopia; presbyopia; presbytism
	Altfranzösisch {n} [ling.]	Old French
	Althochdeutsch {n} [ling.]	Old High German
	Altjapanisch {n} [ling.]	Old Japanese (Old Japanese language)
	Altkirchenslawisch {n}; Altslawisch {n} [ling.]	Old Church Slavic; Old Church Slavonic; ancient Church Slavonic; ancient Slavic; ancient Slavonic
	Altkleider {pl}	old clothes
	Altmond {m}	old moon
	Altniederdeutsch {n} [ling.]	Old Low German
	Altnordisch {n}; Altskandinavisch {n} [ling.]	Old Norse; Old Nordic; Old Scandinavian
	Altnorwegisch {n} [ling.]	Old Norwegian (Old Norse language of Norway)
	Altpreußisch {n} [ling.]	Old Prussian
	Altstadt {f}; historischer Stadtkern {m}	old town; historical town centre [Br.]; historical town center [Am.]; ancient town centre [Br.]; ancient town center [Am.]
	Altstadtfest {n}	festival in the old town
	Altweltgeier {pl} (Aegypiinae) (zoologische Familie) [ornith.]	Old World vultures (zoological family)
	Altweltmäuse {pl} (Murinae) (zoologische Unterfamilie) [zool.]	Old World rats and mice; murines (zoological subfamily)
	Anfahrtspauschale {f}; Fahrtpauschale {f}; Fahrtenpauschale {f} (bei Reparaturen vor Ort)	call-out charge; call-out fee (for on-site repair work)
	Anpfiff {m}; Anranzer {m}; Zusammenschiss {m} [Schw.] [ugs.] (Zurechtweisung)	bawling-out [coll.]
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