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fe·vered [ˈfi:vəd, Am -ɚd] ADJ

1. fevered (ill):

fevered eyes
fiebrig

2. fevered (excited):

fevered brain
aufgeregt
fevered brain
fieberhaft
fevered imagination
übersteigerte Fantasie

fe·ver [ˈfi:vəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. fever (temperature):

fever
Fieber nt <-s, -> kein pl
to have [a] [or be running a]fever
Fieber haben

2. fever (disease):

fever
Fieberkrankheit f

3. fever (excitement):

fever
Aufregung f <-, -en>
election/football fever
Wahl-/Fußballfieber nt
a fever of excitement
fieberhafte Erregung
to be in a fever
[ganz] aufgeregt sein
at a fever pitch
fieberhaft

ˈbrain fe·ver N dated

brain fever
Hirnhautentzündung f <-, -en>

ˈcab·in fe·ver N no pl esp Am inf

cabin fever
Gefühl nt der Beengtheit
sb has cabin fever
jdm fällt die Decke auf den Kopf

camp-ˈfe·ver N no pl

camp-fever
Flecktyphus m <-> kein pl
camp-fever
Läusefleckfieber nt
camp-fever
epidemisches [o. klassisches] Fleckfieber

ˈfe·ver pitch N no pl

fever pitch
Siedepunkt m <-(e)s, -e>
at fever pitch
auf dem Siedepunkt [o. Höhepunkt]
to rise to fever pitch
den Höhepunkt erreichen
to work at fever pitch
fieberhaft arbeiten

glan·du·lar ˈfe·ver N no pl

glandular fever
Drüsenfieber nt <-s, ->

ˈhay fe·ver N no pl

hay fever
Heuschnupfen m <-s, ->
to suffer from hay fever
Heuschnupfen haben

ˈjun·gle fe·ver N sl

jungle fever
gemischtrassige Beziehung

ˈpar·rot fe·ver N inf

parrot fever
Papageienkrankheit f <-> kein pl

pu·er·per·al fe·ver [pjuˈɜ:pərəlˈfi:vəʳ, Am ˈɜ:rpərəlˈfi:vɚ] N no pl MED

puerperal fever
Kindbettfieber nt <-s, ->

rheu·mat·ic ˈfe·ver N no pl

rheumatic fever
rheumatisches Fieber

scar·let ˈfe·ver N no pl MED

scarlet fever
Scharlach m <-s>
scarlet fever
Scharlachfieber nt

ˈswamp fe·ver N no pl

swamp fever
Sumpffieber nt <-s> kein pl

trench ˈfe·ver N no pl MIL, MED

trench fever
Schützengrabenfieber nt

yel·low ˈfe·ver N no pl

yellow fever
Gelbfieber nt <-s> kein pl