Übersetzung für 'most tepid' von Englisch nach Deutsch

most tepid {adj}

lauste

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tepid {adj}

lauwarm

verschlagen [regional: überschlagen, lau]

lau [lauwarm]

Werbung

tepid applause

schwacher Applaus {m}

tepid reception

lauwarmer Empfang {m}

more tepid {adj}

lauer

tepid zone [rare] [temperate zone]

gemäßigte Zone {f}geogr.meteo.

most {adj}

größte

most {pron}

meist-

most {adv}

am meisten

höchst

most {adj} {pron}

die meisten

most western {adj}

westlichste

most nimble {adj}

wendigste

most valueless {adj}

wertloseste

most illegal {adj}

widerrechtlichste

most unsubstantial {adj}

wesenloseste

most alternating {adj}

wechselhafteste

most eventful {adj}

wechselvollste

most snivelling {adj}

wehleidigste

• Most of these films other films met with tepid responses from the audience, and Kamal subsequently left the film industry until 2005.
• Chocolate could be prepared in a huge variety of ways and most of them involved mixing hot or tepid water with toasted and ground cacao beans, maize and any number of flavorers such as chili, honey, vanilla and a wide variety of spices.
• The male quarters are the most spacious and luxurious, but each one follows the same tripartite plan - a succession of three parts, the cold, tepid, and hot rooms.
• Many movements and fundraisers were held in the following years to get the Victory Grill back open, but most met with tepid response at best.
• In 2006, a Microsoft Games executive called the game its most important franchise, but its reception was tepid.

• The Allmusic site awarded the album 2 stars stating "This forgettable effort from Jack McDuff veers far too close to smooth jazz territory for comfort -- swapping his signature Hammond B-3 for keyboards, McDuff settles for a fusion sound suggesting a particularly tepid CTI session, with none of the swagger and groove of his most memorable records".
• The lead-up to these Paralympics were met with financial shortcomings attributed to tepid sponsor interest and ticket sales, which resulted in cuts to volunteer staffing and transport, the re-location of events and the partial deconstruction of the Deodoro venue cluster.
• In spite of this tepid initial reception, many of Popelin objectives were met before her death in 1913.
• The response from school boards was tepid, and Caldwell announced in late 2001 that he would reduce the number of provincial boards from 54 to 36.
• It is a medicinal plant well known to the Lebanese, who make use of the solution obtained by maceration of its roots in tepid water for treating certain liver and gall bladder diseases.

• The initial response was tepid, but things improved when scriptwriter Patty Klein was replaced by the duo of Wilbert Plijnaar and Jan van Die.
• During winter, winds from the north or east bring dry and cold days; sometimes their interaction with wet tepid masses from the Atlantic or Mediterranean creates the conditions for heavy snowfall.
• Winkie suggested that the "tepid reaction to [...] win has much more to do with Daniel Bryan’s early departure than it does with [...] actual reputation".