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I. skel·eton [ˈskelɪtən] N

1. skeleton (bones):

skeleton
Skelett nt <-(e)s, -e>
to develop a strong skeleton

2. skeleton fig (thin person):

skeleton
to be reduced to a skeleton

3. skeleton (framework):

skeleton of a boat, plane
Gerippe nt <-s, -> fig
skeleton of a building
Skelett nt <-(e)s, -e> fig

4. skeleton (outline sketch):

skeleton of a book, report
Entwurf m <-(e)s, -wür·fe>

5. skeleton SPORTS (type of bobsledding):

skeleton
Skeleton[sport] m

Phrases:

II. skel·eton [ˈskelɪtən] VB intr SPORTS

skeleton

skel·eton ˈform N

to be in skeleton form

skel·eton ˈkey N

skeleton key

skel·eton ˈser·vice N

skeleton service
skeleton service

skel·eton ˈstaff N (minimal number of people necessary)

skeleton staff
Rumpfbelegschaft f <-, -en>
skeleton staff

human skeleton N

human skeleton

skeleton order N ACCOUNT

skeleton order
OpenDict unos

skeleton staff N