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ACT Englisch und Weltwissen - Aussehen und Textur

Hier lernen Sie einige englische Wörter im Zusammenhang mit Aussehen und Textur, wie "Falte", "formbar", "porös" usw., die Ihnen helfen werden, Ihre ACTs zu bestehen.

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ACT Vocabulary for English and World Knowledge
dimension
dimension
[Nomen]

a measure of the height, length, or width of an object in a certain direction

Dimension

Dimension

Ex: The architect carefully considered every dimension of the building to ensure it fit seamlessly into the surrounding landscape. 
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contraction

the natural process of becoming smaller, tighter, or more compact

Kontraktion, Schrumpfung

Kontraktion, Schrumpfung

Ex: As the metal cooled, it underwent contraction, causing it to shrink slightly. 
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compaction
compaction
[Nomen]

the act or process of compressing or reducing the volume of something, resulting in increased density

Verdichtung, Kompression

Verdichtung, Kompression

Ex: The compaction of the soil improved its stability for construction. 
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facet
facet
[Nomen]

a polished, flat surface on a gemstone or bone, crucial for reflecting light in gems and for articulation in bones

Facette, Schliff

Facette, Schliff

Ex: The diamond's exquisite facets caught and reflected every ray of sunlight. 
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curvature
curvature
[Nomen]

the state or quality of being curved or bent, describing the shape or contour of an object or surface

Krümmung, Biegung

Krümmung, Biegung

Ex: The curvature of the race track posed a challenge for drivers navigating tight turns. 
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blemish
blemish
[Nomen]

a mark or spot on something or someone's skin that spoils the appearance

Makel, Fleck

Makel, Fleck

Ex: Her flawless complexion had no blemishes or imperfections. 
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turbid
turbid
[Adjektiv]

(of liquids) lacking in clarity for being mixed by other things such as sand or soil

trübe, schlammig

trübe, schlammig

Ex: The turbid river water was unsafe for swimming due to high sediment levels. 
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crooked
crooked
[Adjektiv]

not in any ways straight, with bends, curves, or disorganized angles

krumm, schief

krumm, schief

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expansive
expansive
[Adjektiv]

able to increase in size or volume

ausdehnbar, dehnbar

ausdehnbar, dehnbar

Ex: The expansive fabric of the new athletic wear stretched comfortably during exercise. 
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iridescent
iridescent
[Adjektiv]

exhibiting a shimmering, rainbow-like play of colors, typically due to refraction of light

schillernd, irisierend

schillernd, irisierend

Ex: The soap bubbles floated through the air, their iridescent surfaces catching the sunlight and casting shimmering reflections on the ground. 
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porous
porous
[Adjektiv]

containing small holes or gaps, allowing liquid or air to pass through

porös, durchlässig

porös, durchlässig

Ex: The sponge was porous, absorbing water quickly. 
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ungainly
ungainly
[Adjektiv]

hard to manage because of awkward form

unbeholfen, ungeschickt

unbeholfen, ungeschickt

Ex: Carrying the unwieldy and ungainly furniture up the narrow staircase proved to be a challenging task for the movers. 
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towering
towering
[Adjektiv]

having an impressive height

beeindruckend, gigantisch

beeindruckend, gigantisch

Ex: The towering skyscraper dominated the city’s skyline. 
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distorted
distorted
[Adjektiv]

changed from its original shape or form, often in a way that makes it appear twisted, misshapen, or unclear

verzerrt, entstellt

verzerrt, entstellt

Ex: The old mirror reflected a distorted image, warping the reflection into strange and unnatural shapes. 
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rigid
rigid
[Adjektiv]

not flexible or easily bent

starr, unflexibel

starr, unflexibel

Ex: The ruler was made of rigid plastic, ensuring accurate measurements. 
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adhesive
adhesive
[Adjektiv]

having the quality of sticking or bonding objects together

klebrig, haftend

klebrig, haftend

Ex: The adhesive properties of the glue ensured the pieces stayed together firmly. 
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sleek
sleek
[Adjektiv]

having a smooth and shiny texture, typically describing hair, fur, or skin that appears healthy and well-maintained

glatt, seidig

glatt, seidig

Ex: The sleek, dark hair of the model shone under the bright lights. 
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elastic
elastic
[Adjektiv]

having a flexible quality, capable of returning to its original shape after being stretched or compressed

elastisch, flexibel

elastisch, flexibel

Ex: The waistband of the stretchy leggings was elastic, providing a comfortable fit. 
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concrete
concrete
[Adjektiv]

real and tangible, existing in physical form that can be sensed or experienced

konkret

konkret

Ex: The detective searched for concrete clues at the crime scene to solve the mystery. 
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wispy
wispy
[Adjektiv]

thin, delicate, and feathery in appearance or texture

zart, fein

zart, fein

Ex: The wispy clouds floated across the sky, resembling strands of cotton candy in the afternoon sun. 
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undulating
undulating
[Adjektiv]

moving or shaped in a smooth, wave-like pattern that rises and falls continuously

wellig, geschwungen

wellig, geschwungen

Ex: The undulating hills stretched across the horizon. 
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bumpy
bumpy
[Adjektiv]

covered with small raised areas or irregularities, making it uneven to the touch

uneben, holprig

uneben, holprig

Ex: The skin of the orange was bumpy, with small protrusions dotting its surface. 
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scraggly
scraggly
[Adjektiv]

uneven, unkempt, or ragged in appearance

unordentlich, zerzaust

unordentlich, zerzaust

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pleated
pleated
[Adjektiv]

(of a fabric or garment) folded or gathered in a series of small, parallel folds

gefaltet, gerafft

gefaltet, gerafft

Ex: Her pleated skirt swayed gracefully with each step, the folds adding an elegant touch to her attire. 
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shallow
shallow
[Adjektiv]

having a short distance from the surface to the bottom

flach, seicht

flach, seicht

Ex: Be careful when diving into the shallow end of the pool to avoid hitting your head. 
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labyrinthine
labyrinthine
[Adjektiv]

complicated or difficult to follow, like a maze

labyrinthisch, kompliziert

labyrinthisch, kompliziert

Ex: The plot of the mystery novel was so labyrinthine that readers struggled to follow all the twists and turns. 
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ornate
ornate
[Adjektiv]

elaborately decorated or adorned with intricate details

verziert, mit aufwendigen Details geschmückt

verziert, mit aufwendigen Details geschmückt

Ex: The ornate chandelier hung from the ceiling, casting a dazzling array of light throughout the ballroom. 
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elliptical
elliptical
[Adjektiv]

shaped like a slightly stretched-out circle or oval

elliptisch, oval

elliptisch, oval

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tubular
tubular
[Adjektiv]

having the shape or characteristics of a tube

röhrenförmig, tubular

röhrenförmig, tubular

Ex: The exhaust system of the car included tubular components for efficient gas flow. 
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ovoid
ovoid
[Adjektiv]

shaped like an egg, with a rounded or elliptical form

eiförmig, oval

eiförmig, oval

Ex: She found a smooth, ovoid stone on the beach. 
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malleable
malleable
[Adjektiv]

capable of being hammered or manipulated into different forms without cracking or breaking

schmiedbar, formbar

schmiedbar, formbar

Ex: Gold is a highly malleable metal that can be hammered into thin sheets or shaped into intricate designs. 
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clammy
clammy
[Adjektiv]

unpleasantly damp and sticky, often referring to skin or surfaces that feel cool and moist to the touch

feucht und klebrig, schwitzig

feucht und klebrig, schwitzig

Ex: She wiped her clammy hands on her pants before shaking hands. 
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unkempt
unkempt
[Adjektiv]

(of an appearance) not washed, neat, or cared for

ungepflegt, zerzaust

ungepflegt, zerzaust

Ex: After a long hike, their unkempt appearance didn't bother them; the adventure was more important. 
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taut
taut
[Adjektiv]

stretched firmly without slack

straff, gespannt

straff, gespannt

Ex: The rope was taut, ready to bear the weight of the climber. 
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crinkly
crinkly
[Adjektiv]

having small, fine wrinkles or creases on the surface, often producing a texture that is slightly rough or uneven

knitterig, gerunzelt

knitterig, gerunzelt

Ex: She wore a crinkly blouse that added texture to her outfit. 
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hollow
hollow
[Adjektiv]

having an empty space within

hohl, leer

hohl, leer

Ex: The children found a hollow tree trunk and used it as a hiding spot during their game of hide-and-seek. 
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lifelike
lifelike
[Adjektiv]

having the appearance or qualities that closely resemble or imitate real life

lebensecht, natürlich

lebensecht, natürlich

Ex: The movie's special effects were so lifelike that it was hard to distinguish them from real-life footage. 
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tensile
tensile
[Adjektiv]

capable of being stretched or drawn out without breaking

dehnbar, elastisch

dehnbar, elastisch

Ex: The silk thread is highly tensile, allowing it to stretch without snapping. 
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to expand
to expand
[Verb]

to become something greater in quantity, importance, or size

ex­pan­die­ren

ex­pan­die­ren

Ex: The company's operations expanded rapidly, opening new branches in multiple cities. 
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to compress

to reduce the volume or size of something by applying pressure, squeezing, or condensing it

komprimieren, zusammendrücken

komprimieren, zusammendrücken

Ex: The athlete wore compression socks to help compress the muscles and improve circulation. 
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to elongate

to stretch something in order to make it longer

verlängern, dehnen

verlängern, dehnen

Ex: The tailor elongated the curtains to better fit the high ceiling. 
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to crease
to crease
[Verb]

to cause a wrinkle or indentation on a surface

falten, knittern

falten, knittern

Ex: The artist creased the canvas to add depth and texture to the painting. 
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to felt
to felt
[Verb]

to cause fibers to become matted and compacted, resembling felt, typically through pressure, moisture, or agitation

filzen, zu Filz verarbeiten

filzen, zu Filz verarbeiten

Ex: She felted the wool by agitating it in hot, soapy water to create a dense fabric. 
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to pigment

to add color to something using a specific colored material or substance

pigmentieren, färben

pigmentieren, färben

Ex: The designer is currently pigmenting the fabric to achieve the desired shade. 
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to contour

to shape something, emphasizing its natural curves and outlines

konturieren, formen

konturieren, formen

Ex: The sculptor used a chisel to contour the stone into a lifelike figure. 
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to smudge
to smudge
[Verb]

to make a dirty mark by rubbing or spreading something on a surface

verschmieren, beschmieren

verschmieren, beschmieren

Ex: She accidentally smudged her lipstick while applying it. 
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to smear
to smear
[Verb]

to spread a substance over a surface in a messy or uneven manner

verschmieren, beschmieren

verschmieren, beschmieren

Ex: She accidentally smeared ink across the page, leaving a messy blot. 
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to embellish

to improve the appearance of something by adding things such as decorative pieces, colors, etc. to it

verschönern, verzieren

verschönern, verzieren

Ex: She decided to embellish her dress with intricate lace and beading for a more elegant look. 
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to extend
to extend
[Verb]

to enlarge or lengthen something

verlängern, erweitern

verlängern, erweitern

Ex: She extends her hand for a friendly handshake. 
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