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mellowness |
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Translations mellowness n (of fruit) → Ausgereiftheit f, → Saftigkeit f; (of wine) → Ausgereiftheit f; (of brandy, whisky, flavour) → Milde f; (of colour, light, stone, brick) → Wärme f; (= softness) → Weichheit f; (= mellow sound) → weicher or sanfter Klang (of person) (= relaxed attitude) → Abgeklärtheit f, → Gesetztheit f; (= affability) → Umgänglichkeit f; (= good mood) → gute Laune; (= slight tipsiness) → angeheiterte Stimmung How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Kwaque possessed a jews' harp, and, whenever the world of the Makambo and the servitude to the steward grew wearisome, he could transport himself to King William Island by thrusting the primitive instrument between his jaws and fanning weird rhythms from it with his hand, and when he thus crossed space and time, Michael sang-- or howled, rather, though his howl possessed the same soft mellowness as Jerry's. The next thing I noticed was that a great mellowness had descended upon the mother of the last of his race. A soft glow seems to shine from within them, rather than upon them from without, such is their mellowness as they look forth on the hot corn-fields and the smoking roads that distantly wind among them. |
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