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I. in·ti·mate1 [ˈɪntɪmət, Am -t̬əmət] ADJ

1. intimate (close):

intimate
eng <enger, am engsten>
intimate
intimate atmosphere
sb's intimate circle of friends
intimate friend
intimate searches [or body search]
Leibesvisitation f <-, -en>
to be on intimate terms with sb

2. intimate euph (sexual):

intimate
he got a bit too intimate with my wife
intimate relationship
to be intimate with sb

3. intimate (very detailed):

intimate
intimate
to have an intimate understanding of sth

4. intimate (private, personal):

sb's intimate involvement in sth
intimate details

II. in·ti·mate1 [ˈɪntɪmət, Am -t̬əmət] N

1. intimate (person):

intimate
Vertraute(r) f(m) <-n, -n; -n, -n>
intimate

2. intimate COMPUT:

intimate

in·ti·mate2 [ˈɪntɪmeɪt, Am -t̬ə-] VB trans

to intimate sth
to intimate one's feelings
to intimate [that] ...
Present
Iintimate
youintimate
he/she/itintimates
weintimate
youintimate
theyintimate
Past
Iintimated
youintimated
he/she/itintimated
weintimated
youintimated
theyintimated
Present Perfect
Ihaveintimated
youhaveintimated
he/she/ithasintimated
wehaveintimated
youhaveintimated
theyhaveintimated
Past Perfect
Ihadintimated
youhadintimated
he/she/ithadintimated
wehadintimated
youhadintimated
theyhadintimated