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Linguatic English Turkish Dictionary

go pit a pat Click to Search go pit a pat
pıt pıt atmak

have pat Click to Search have pat
çok iyi bilmek

pat Click to Search pat (pät)
okşamak, pışpışlamak, sıvazlamak

pat Click to Search pat (pät)
tam zamanında

pat Click to Search pat (pät)
çok uygun, münasip, yerinde, tam zamanında olan, basmakalıp, değişmez

pat Click to Search pat (pät)
pat sesi, kalıp (ufak), sıvazlama, okşama

pat a cake Click to Search pat a cake
şarkılı bir çocuk oyunu

pat on the back Click to Search pat on the back
tebrik etmek

patch Click to Search patch (päç)
yama; benek; toprak parçası

patch Click to Search patch (päç)
yamamak, yamalamak, yama vurmak; eğreti bir şekilde tamir etmek

patch board Click to Search patch board
bağlama panosu (bilgisayar)

patch s.o. up Click to Search patch s.o. up
birinin yaralarını tedavi etmek

patch s.t. up/together Click to Search patch s.t. up/together
bir şeyi eğreti bir şekilde tamir etmek

patch things up Click to Search patch things up
aradaki anlaşmazlığı gidermek

patch up Click to Search patch up
derlemek, birleştirmek, uzlaştırmak, onarmak

patchily Click to Search patchily
baştan savma, düzensiz

patchouli Click to Search patchouli
silhat (bot.), silhat esansı

patchwork Click to Search patchwork (päç´wırk)
yama işi, parçalı örtü, derme çatma şey, uyduruk iş

patchy Click to Search patchy
yamalı, derme çatma, baştan savma, düzensiz

pate Click to Search pate (peyt)
baş, kafa

patella Click to Search patella
dizkapağı

paten Click to Search paten
aşai rabbani ayininde kullanılan metal tabak

patency Click to Search patency
aşikârlık, açıklık

patent Click to Search patent (pät´ınt,İng.peyt´ınt)
patent, tescil

patent Click to Search patent (pät´ınt,İng.peyt´ınt)
patentli, tescilli, patent, açık, aşikâr, belli

patent Click to Search patent (pät´ınt,İng.peyt´ınt)
patent almak, patent vermek

patent article Click to Search patent article
patentli ürün

patent leather Click to Search patent leather
rugan

patent medicine Click to Search patent medicine
hazır ilaç

patent rights Click to Search patent rights
patent hakkı

patentable Click to Search patentable
patent verilebilir

patentee Click to Search patentee (pätınti´)
patent sahibi

patently Click to Search patently (peyt´ıntli)
patentli olarak

pater Click to Search pater
peder, baba, ihtiyar

paterfamilias Click to Search paterfamilias
aile babası, ev bark sahibi

paternal Click to Search paternal (pıtır´nıl)
babaya ait; babacan; baba tarafından olan; babadan kalma

paternal aunt Click to Search paternal aunt
hala

paternal cousin Click to Search paternal cousin
amca çocuğu

paternal grandfather Click to Search paternal grandfather
babanın babası

paternal uncle Click to Search paternal uncle
amca

paternalism Click to Search paternalism (pıtır´nılîzım)
baba gibi davranış (pol.)

paternally Click to Search paternally (pıtır´nıli)
baba gibi

paternity Click to Search paternity (pıtır´nıti)
babalık

paternity suit Click to Search paternity suit
babalık davası

paternity test Click to Search paternity test
babalık testi

paternoster Click to Search paternoster
rabbin duası (tar.), tesbih, kancalı ve ucu kurşunlu olta

path Click to Search path (päth)
yol; patika

path Click to Search path ()
pathological, pathology

pathetic Click to Search pathetic (pıthet´îk)
acınacak, acıklı, dokunaklı, hazin, ümitsiz, yürek parçalayıcı

pathetically Click to Search pathetically
acınacak halde

pathfinder Click to Search pathfinder (päth´fayndır)
çığır açan kimse, yol gösterici, rehber

pathless Click to Search pathless
yolu olmayan, geçilmez

patho Click to Search patho
pato, hastalık

pathogen Click to Search pathogen (päth´ıcın)
patojen mikrop

pathogenic Click to Search pathogenic
patojenik, hastalık yapıcı

pathological Click to Search pathological (päthılac´îkıl)
patolojik

pathologist Click to Search pathologist (pıthal´ıcîst)
patolog

pathology Click to Search pathology (pıthal´ıci)
patoloji

pathos Click to Search pathos (pey´thas)
dokunaklı özellik, acıma

pathway Click to Search pathway (päth´wey)
patika, yaya geçidi, yaya yolu

patience Click to Search patience (pey´şıns)
sabır, dayanç, tahammül; bot. labada

patience dock Click to Search patience dock
labada

patience of job Click to Search patience of job
hazreti eyüp sabrı

patient Click to Search patient (pey´şınt)
hoşgörülü, sabırlı, dayanıklı

patient Click to Search patient (pey´şınt)
hasta, ayırt edemeyen kimse (hukuk)

patient`s history Click to Search patient`s history
hasta özgeçmişi, hastalık kayıtları, hasta dosyası

patiently Click to Search patiently (pey´şıntli)
sabırla

patients Click to Search patients
hastalar

patina Click to Search patina
eski pirinç eşyada oluşan yeşil pas, mobilyada eskidikçe oluşan perdah

patio Click to Search patio (pät´iyo)
veranda, bahçe avlusu, taraça

patisserie Click to Search patisserie
pastane

Patmian Click to Search Patmian (pät´miyın)
Patmoslu

Patmian Click to Search Patmian (pät´miyın)
Patmos, Patmos´a özgü; Patmoslu

Patmos Click to Search Patmos (pät´mıs,pat´môs)
Patmos

patois Click to Search patois
lehçe

patrial Click to Search patrial
anavatana ait

patrial Click to Search patrial
babası İngiliz olup İngiltere`de oturma hakkı olan

patriarch Click to Search patriarch (pey´triyark)
aile reisi, pir, yaşlı ve saygın kimse, resul, patrik, piskopos

patriarchal Click to Search patriarchal (peytriyar´kıl)
ataerkili, muhterem, yaşlı ve saygıdeğer, patriğe ait

patriarchate Click to Search patriarchate (pey´triyarkît,pey´triyarkeyt)
ataerki, patriklik

patriarchy Click to Search patriarchy (pey´triyarki)
ataerki, pederşahilik

patrician Click to Search patrician (pıtrîş´ın)
soylu, aristokrat

patriciate Click to Search patriciate
aristokrasi

patricide Click to Search patricide (pät´rısayd)
baba katili, akraba katili, babasını öldürme, akraba katli

patrilineal Click to Search patrilineal
babanın soyundan gelen, babanın soyuna ait

patrimonial Click to Search patrimonial
babdan kalma, miras kalmış olan

patrimony Click to Search patrimony
babadan kalma miras, kilise vakfı

Patriot Click to Search Patriot (pey´triyıt)
vatansever kişi, yurtsever kimse

patrioteer Click to Search patrioteer
aşırı yurtsever kimse

patriotic Click to Search patriotic (peytriyat´îk)
yurtsever, vatansever, ulussever

patriotic death Click to Search patriotic death
şehitlik

patriotism Click to Search patriotism (pey´triyıtîzım)
vatanseverlik, yurtseverlik

patrol Click to Search patrol (pıtrol´)
devriye gezmek

patrol Click to Search patrol (pıtrol´)
devriye, devriye gezme, keşif kolu

patrol car Click to Search patrol car
devriye arabası

patrolman Click to Search patrolman
polis, devriye polisi

patron Click to Search patron (pey´trın)
müşteri, sürekli müşteri, müdavim, patron, koruyucu, veli

patron saint Click to Search patron saint
koruyucu aziz

patronage Click to Search patronage (pey´trınîc)
müşterisi olma, himaye, koruma, atama hakkı, tenezzül

patroness Click to Search patroness
koruyucu azize

patronise Click to Search patronise (pey´trınayz)
korumak, himaye etmek; -in müşterisi olmak, -den alışveriş etmek

patronize Click to Search patronize (pey´trınayz)
korumak, müşterisi olmak, faydası dokunmak, desteklemek, büyüklük taslamak, küçük görmek, tenezzül etmek (In American)

patronizer Click to Search patronizer
müşteri, devamlı müşteri, patron (In American)

patronymic Click to Search patronymic
aile adı, soyadı, lakap

patsy Click to Search patsy
kadınsı erkek, alay konusu tip, kurban

patten Click to Search patten
takunya, nalın, sütun kaidesi

patter Click to Search patter (pät´ır)
hızlı konuşmak, çabuk söylemek, pıtırdamak, tıkır tıkır yürümek, tıpış tıpış yürümek

patter Click to Search patter (pät´ır)
pıtırtı (yağmur), ayak sesi, tıkırtı, çabuk konuşma, argo, çabuk söylenen komik şarkı sözleri

pattern Click to Search pattern (pät´ırn)
örnek, eşantiyon, şablon, numune, model, kalıp, patron (elbise)

pattern Click to Search pattern (pät´ırn)
örnek almak, örneğe göre yapmak

pattern Click to Search pattern (pät´ırn)
örnek, ideal

pattern maker Click to Search pattern maker
modelci, kalıpçı

pattern o.s. on/after s.o. Click to Search pattern o.s. on/after s.o.
birini örnek almak

pattern painting Click to Search pattern painting
kamuflaj boyaması

patting Click to Search patting
okşama

patty Click to Search patty (pät´i)
börek, mantı

pit a pat Click to Search pit a pat
pıt pıt, küt küt, pıtır pıtır, patır patır

stand pat Click to Search stand pat
bildiğinden şaşmamak, vazgeçmemek

Linguatic Turkish English Dictionary

çat pat bilme Click to Search çat pat bilme
smattering

çat pat ıngilizce konuşmak Click to Search çat pat ıngilizce konuşmak
have a smattering of English

pat Click to Search pat
bang, thud, pop, plump, flump, phut, blip

pat Click to Search pat
aster, thud, flump

pat diye Click to Search pat diye
suddenly, out of the blue, pop, slap bang, slap, plump

pat diye çıkmak Click to Search pat diye çıkmak
bob up

pat diye düşmek Click to Search pat diye düşmek
thud, flump, keel over, slump

pat diye gelmek Click to Search pat diye gelmek
pop-up, pop in, come suddenly

pat diye oturmak Click to Search pat diye oturmak
plump

pat diye sormak Click to Search pat diye sormak
pop

pat diye söylemek Click to Search pat diye söylemek
blurt out, snap out, snap, chop, plump, spring

pat küt vurma Click to Search pat küt vurma
thwack

pat küt vurmak Click to Search pat küt vurmak
thwack

pat pat Click to Search pat pat
thudding, put put, chug chug

pat sesi Click to Search pat sesi
thud, thudding, pat

pata Click to Search pata
stalemate (satranç)

pata etmek Click to Search pata etmek
stalemate

patak Click to Search patak
beating, thrashing

pataklama Click to Search pataklama
beating, the works, warming

pataklamak Click to Search pataklamak
give smb. a whacking, beat up, beat, work over, belabor, belabour (In British), flail, hide, lace into, lambaste, lay into, whale, whop

pataklamamak Click to Search pataklamamak
(negative form of pataklamak) give smb. a whacking, beat up, beat, work over, belabor, belabour (In British), flail, hide, lace into, lambaste, lay into, whale, whop

pataklanmak Click to Search pataklanmak
(for someone) to be beaten, be thrashed, be given a beating; to be swept or washed hurriedly and haphazardly

patalya Click to Search patalya
jolly boat

patates Click to Search patates
potato

patates cipsi Click to Search patates cipsi
crisps, potato chips

patates kızartması Click to Search patates kızartması
chip, fried potatoes, french fries, french-fried potatoes, chips

patates köftesi Click to Search patates köftesi
croquette

patates presi Click to Search patates presi
ricer

patates püresi Click to Search patates püresi
mashed potatoes

patates rendesi Click to Search patates rendesi
ricer

patates salatası Click to Search patates salatası
potato salad

patates tava Click to Search patates tava
fried potatoes; French fries, fries, French fried potatoes, (In British) chips

patatesli ve soğanlı koyun pirzolası Click to Search patatesli ve soğanlı koyun pirzolası
Irish stew

patavatsız Click to Search patavatsız
tactless, plainspoken, politically incorrect, indiscreet, thoughtless, blunt, headlong, gauche, harum scarum, out of turn, plump, without tact, unadvised

patavatsızca Click to Search patavatsızca
tactlessly, thoughtlessly, plump

patavatsızlık Click to Search patavatsızlık
tactlessness, indiscretion, bluntness, gaucherie

patavatsızlık etmek Click to Search patavatsızlık etmek
shoot off one`s mouth

paten Click to Search paten
ice skate; roller skate

paten alanı Click to Search paten alanı
skating rink, rink

paten yapma Click to Search paten yapma
skating

paten yapmak Click to Search paten yapmak
skate

patenci Click to Search patenci
skater

patenle kayma Click to Search patenle kayma
skating

patenle kaymak Click to Search patenle kaymak
skate

patensiz kayma Click to Search patensiz kayma
slide

patent Click to Search patent
exclusive right to an invention or design; invention or design that is protected by a patent

patent Click to Search patent
receive a patent, receive exclusive rights to an invention or design

patent Click to Search patent
patent, letters patent, charter

patent Click to Search patent
protected by a patent; clear; obvious, evident; ingenious, innovative

patent almak Click to Search patent almak
secure by patent, patent

patent başvurusu Click to Search patent başvurusu
application for a patent, office action

patent hakkı bildirimi Click to Search patent hakkı bildirimi
disclosure

patent sahibi Click to Search patent sahibi
patentee

patent ücreti Click to Search patent ücreti
royalty fees

patent verilebilir Click to Search patent verilebilir
patentable

patent vermek Click to Search patent vermek
patent, register

patent, patent Click to Search patent, patent
take out a patent for

patentini almak Click to Search patentini almak
take out a patent for

patentli Click to Search patentli
patent, secured by a patent, registered

patentli olarak Click to Search patentli olarak
patently

patentli olmak Click to Search patentli olmak
be patent

patentli ürün Click to Search patentli ürün
patent article

patentsiz Click to Search patentsiz
unpatented

patetik Click to Search patetik
pathetic

patır kütür Click to Search patır kütür
with a clattering noise

patır patır Click to Search patır patır
pit a pat

patırdamak Click to Search patırdamak
to make a pattering or clattering noise; to patter; to clatter (when walking)

patırdatmak Click to Search patırdatmak
to patter or clatter (one´s feet)

patırtı Click to Search patırtı
noise, clamor, clamour (In British), row, sound and fury, tumult, ado, bang, charivari, clatter, coil, disorder, dustup, fracas, plump, riot, roughhouse, rumpus, stir, to-do, welter

patırtılı Click to Search patırtılı
noisy, clamorous, tumultuous, pell-mell

pati Click to Search pati
paw pat

pati Click to Search pati
aster, thud, flump

pati izi Click to Search pati izi
pug

patik Click to Search patik
(baby´s) bootee; (leather) shoe for a very small child

patika Click to Search patika
footpath, track, pathway, path, walkway, alley, gate, lane, trail

patika Click to Search patika
trace (orman)

patinaj Click to Search patinaj
ice skating; skidding, slipping or spinning (of wheels)

patinaj önleyici Click to Search patinaj önleyici
anti skid

patinaj yapmak Click to Search patinaj yapmak
skate, skid

patinaj yapmak Click to Search patinaj yapmak
to skate; (for wheels or a vehicle) to skid; (for wheels) to spin, slip

patinaj zinciri Click to Search patinaj zinciri
tire chain

patis Click to Search patis
very fine cotton batiste

patiska Click to Search patiska
cambric, calico, lawn

patiska Click to Search patiska
batiste (ince)

patlak Click to Search patlak
flat

patlak gözlü Click to Search patlak gözlü
bug-eyed, goggle-eyed, pop eyed

patlak lastik Click to Search patlak lastik
flat

patlak teker Click to Search patlak teker
flat tire

patlak verdirmek Click to Search patlak verdirmek
set off

patlak verme Click to Search patlak verme
outbreak, outburst, eruption, outcrop

patlak vermek Click to Search patlak vermek
break out, outcrop, burst, burst out, blow up, erupt, explode

patlama Click to Search patlama
explosion; sudden expansion

patlama sesi Click to Search patlama sesi
boom, clap, pop, report

patlamak Click to Search patlamak
blow out (lastik)

patlamak üzere Click to Search patlamak üzere
gorged

patlamak üzere olmak Click to Search patlamak üzere olmak
brew, simmer

patlamalı motor Click to Search patlamalı motor
internal-combustion engine

patlamamak Click to Search patlamamak
(negative form of patlamak) burst, explode, go off, crack, erupt, blow, blow up, pop, break, detonate, fulminate, go up, knock back, let fly, plonk, plunk, go pop, puncture, set back, snap, spring

patlamasız Click to Search patlamasız
motor diesel engine

patlamaya ait Click to Search patlamaya ait
explosive

patlamaya hazır Click to Search patlamaya hazır
explosive

patlamayan mermi Click to Search patlamayan mermi
dud

patlamaz Click to Search patlamaz
punctureproof

patlamış mısır Click to Search patlamış mısır
popcorn

patlangaç Click to Search patlangaç
patlangıç popgun; peashooter; firecracker that explodes when thrown to the ground

patlatıcı Click to Search patlatıcı
detonator

patlatma Click to Search patlatma
pop

patlatmak Click to Search patlatmak
to blow up, explode; to cause (something) to burst open; to fire (a weapon); to drive (someone) crazy, make (someone) want to scream; to infuriate; to land someone one in the kisser, give someone a punch in the face

patlatmamak Click to Search patlatmamak
(negative form of patlatmak) make explode, make burst, make blow up, let off, set off, touch off, blast, blow up, bust, detonate, explode, pop, puncture

patlayacak hale gelme Click to Search patlayacak hale gelme
simmer

patlayıcı Click to Search patlayıcı
plosive (ünsüz)

patlayıcı fişek Click to Search patlayıcı fişek
maroon

patlayıcı kasası Click to Search patlayıcı kasası
torpedo

patlayıcı madde Click to Search patlayıcı madde
explosive

patlayıcı miktarı Click to Search patlayıcı miktarı
blast

patlayıcılardan korunma barikatı Click to Search patlayıcılardan korunma barikatı
revetment

patlayış Click to Search patlayış
explosion

patlıcan Click to Search patlıcan
eggplant

patlıcan inciri Click to Search patlıcan inciri
a large, purple fig

pato Click to Search pato
patho

patojenik Click to Search patojenik
pathogenic

patolog Click to Search patolog
pathologist

patoloji Click to Search patoloji
pathology

patolojik Click to Search patolojik
pathological

patolojik doku boşluğu Click to Search patolojik doku boşluğu
cavern

patoz Click to Search patoz
haymaker

patpat Click to Search patpat
rug-beater, carpet-beater (a household implement)

patriarkal Click to Search patriarkal
patriarchal

patriğe ait Click to Search patriğe ait
patriarchal

patrik Click to Search patrik
patriarch

patrikhane Click to Search patrikhane
patriarchate (building housing the office of a patriarch in the Eastern Orthodox Church)

patriklik Click to Search patriklik
patriarchate

patrisa Click to Search patrisa
backstay

patron Click to Search patron
pattern (elbise)

patron olmak Click to Search patron olmak
be the boss, run the show

patrona Click to Search patrona
vice-admiral

patronaj Click to Search patronaj
state assistance designed to help newly released prisoners adjust to life outside of prison

patronluk Click to Search patronluk
being a boss

patronluk yapmak Click to Search patronluk yapmak
boss

pattadak Click to Search pattadak
suddenly

pattadan Click to Search pattadan
see pattadak

Linguatic English English Dictionary

have pat Click to Search have pat
know thoroughly

know pat Click to Search know pat
know very well, be extremely skilled

pat Click to Search pat
tap, slap gently

pat Click to Search pat
immediately, at once; without delay

pat Click to Search pat
tap, gentle slap

pat Click to Search pat
suitable, appropriate, fitting

Pat Click to Search Pat
male first name (short form of Patrick); female first name (short form of Patricia)

Pat Buchanan Click to Search Pat Buchanan
(born 1938) conservative American journalist and television reporter, member of the Reform party, candidate for U.S. President in 1992 and 1996 and 2000

Pat Morita Click to Search Pat Morita
(born 1932) American film and television actor who acted in "Happy Days" and the film "The Karate Kid"

pat on the back Click to Search pat on the back
tap lightly on the back in an indication of praise; praise for a job well-done

pat oneself on the back Click to Search pat oneself on the back
give oneself credit, be pleased with oneself

pataca Click to Search pataca
monetary unit of Macao; coin with the value of a pataca

Patagonia Click to Search Patagonia
region in southern Argentina and Chile

Patagonian Click to Search Patagonian
of or pertaining to Patagonia

Patagonian Click to Search Patagonian
native or resident of Patagonia

patch Click to Search patch
cover a hole with a piece of material; use as a patch, use to cover a hole

patch Click to Search patch
area of fabric used to repair a hole; stain; bandage; lot, plot of land; small repair to a program which adds or changes only a small part of the program (Computers)

patch of sunlight Click to Search patch of sunlight
small area in sunshine, sunlit area

patch up Click to Search patch up
mend, fix up; settle (an argument)

patchable Click to Search patchable
able to be patched, mendable

patched Click to Search patched
covered with a piece of material, mended using a piece of material

patched things up Click to Search patched things up
put an end to a fight; fixed things quickly

patcher Click to Search patcher
one who patches, one who mends

patchily Click to Search patchily
in an irregular manner, inconsistently

patchiness Click to Search patchiness
state of having many patches, being patched over and over

patchouli Click to Search patchouli
(Botany) type of shrub of the mint family found in Asia; extract from the oil of this plant

patchwork Click to Search patchwork
act of stitching patches together; item made from stitching patches together

patchy Click to Search patchy
mended with patches, made from many small pieces of material; not uniform, not consistent

pate Click to Search pate
head (Slang); paste or spread made from meat or fish

patella Click to Search patella
small round bone of the kneecap

patellar Click to Search patellar
of the small round bone of the kneecap

patellate Click to Search patellate
having a kneecap

patellectomy Click to Search patellectomy
surgical removal of the kneecap

patelliform Click to Search patelliform
resembling a kneecap, shaped like a kneecap

paten Click to Search paten
metal plate or dish used to hold the Holy Eucharist

patency Click to Search patency
obviousness, evidentness, state of being open to view

patent Click to Search patent
exclusive right to an invention or design; invention or design that is protected by a patent

patent Click to Search patent
receive a patent, receive exclusive rights to an invention or design

patent Click to Search patent
protected by a patent; clear; obvious, evident; ingenious, innovative

patent pending Click to Search patent pending
a request for a patent has been filed but the patent has not yet been issued

patent registrar Click to Search patent registrar
official body which handles licensing new inventions

patent registration Click to Search patent registration
act of securing the rights to a new invention by registering it with the Patent Office

patentability Click to Search patentability
ability to receive a patent, ability to receive the exclusive right to an invention or design

patentable Click to Search patentable
able to be patented, can be protected by a patent

patentably Click to Search patentably
via a patent, by way of a patent

patented Click to Search patented
protected by patent

patentee Click to Search patentee
owner of a patent, one who has the exclusive right to an invention or design

patent-leather shoes Click to Search patent-leather shoes
shoes made out of a leather with a hard and glossy finish

patently Click to Search patently
openly, in an exposed manner, manifestly; clearly, obviously, evidently

patentor Click to Search patentor
one who patents, one who grants the exclusive right to an invention or design

pater Click to Search pater
father, dad (British Slang)

patera Click to Search patera
wide and shallow dish used by the Greeks and Romans for drinking during rituals; shallow saucer feature on a planet`s surface

paterfamilias Click to Search paterfamilias
male head of a family; father of the family; male head of a tribe

paterfamillias Click to Search paterfamillias
male head of a family; father of the family; male head of a tribe

paternal grandmother Click to Search paternal grandmother
father`s mother, mother of one`s father

paternal grandparents Click to Search paternal grandparents
grandparents through the father`s side of the family

paternalism Click to Search paternalism
practice of caring for others in a manner that is overly intrusive (such as a father to a child)

paternalistic Click to Search paternalistic
pertaining to a government system that sincerely cares about its constituents but is overly intrusive (similar to a father with his children)

paternally Click to Search paternally
fatherly, like a father

paternity suit Click to Search paternity suit
filing a lawsuit against a man who refuses to recognize his son or daughter and to support them financially

paternoster Click to Search paternoster
Our Father, prayer recited by Christians, most important Christian prayer which Jesus taught his followers (the prayer begins with the words "Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name")

Paterson Click to Search Paterson
city in New Jersey (USA)

path name Click to Search path name
(Computers) full file name which includes the library in which the file is stored

path statement Click to Search path statement
command which indicates the library in which an operating system must search for files

path strewn with roses Click to Search path strewn with roses
lucky path, easy path

pathetic Click to Search pathetic
moving, touching; pitiable, pitiful, arousing compassion

pathetically Click to Search pathetically
pitiably, in a manner that arouses compassion, pitifully

pathfinder Click to Search pathfinder
pioneer, trailblazer; scout, patroller; airplane that leads the way for others

path-finder Click to Search path-finder
one who is an expert in discovering trails

pathfinding Click to Search pathfinding
exploring unknown regions, doing something first, pioneering

path-finding Click to Search path-finding
discovering trails

pathless Click to Search pathless
unpaved; lacking a path, lacking a trail, lacking a route

pathname Click to Search pathname
(Computers) full file name which includes the library in which the file is stored

pathogene Click to Search pathogene
causes disease

pathogene Click to Search pathogene
something that causes disease (i.e. bacteria or virus)

pathogenesis Click to Search pathogenesis
generation and development of a disease

pathogenetic Click to Search pathogenetic
causes disease

pathogenic microbes Click to Search pathogenic microbes
harmful bacteria, bacteria that cause disease or infection

pathogenically Click to Search pathogenically
by pathogenic means, in the manner of causing disease

pathogenicity Click to Search pathogenicity
state of causing illness, being a generator of disease

pathogeny Click to Search pathogeny
generation and development of a disease

pathognomonic Click to Search pathognomonic
characteristic of a disease, typical of a disease

pathognomonical Click to Search pathognomonical
characteristic of disease, typical of a disease

pathognomonically Click to Search pathognomonically
in a manner which characterizes a disease, in a manner that is typical of a disease

pathognomy Click to Search pathognomy
study of the characteristics of diseases, study of the symptoms of a disease, diagnosis

pathologic Click to Search pathologic
of pathology, of the study of diseases

pathological finding Click to Search pathological finding
discovery of symptoms of a disease, discovery of a something that deviates from the norm

pathologically Click to Search pathologically
in a pathological manner, abnormally; from the point of view of pathology

pathology Click to Search pathology
study of diseases and their characteristics

pathoneurosis Click to Search pathoneurosis
excessive attention to a disease or a diseased body part (Psychiatry)

pathophysiology Click to Search pathophysiology
(Medicine) physiology of disordered function, disturbed physiological functions in a person or an organ caused by disease or due to injury

pathos Click to Search pathos
pity, compassion; enthusiasm; emotion

pathosis Click to Search pathosis
state of being diseased, sickly condition

pathway Click to Search pathway
route, course; series of reactions that results in one substance being transformed into another (Chemistry)

patient Click to Search patient
one who receives therapy or treatment (medical, psychiatric, etc.)

patiently Click to Search patiently
tolerantly, forbearingly

patina Click to Search patina
green incrustation on bronze (due to age); gloss on object (due to age)

patio Click to Search patio
paved inner courtyard; porch, large paved area near the entrance to a house (used for outdoor dining, etc.)

Patna Click to Search Patna
capital city of Bihar state in northern India

patresfamilias (paterfamilias) Click to Search patresfamilias (paterfamilias)
father as the head of a family

patriarchal Click to Search patriarchal
ruled or dominated by men; pertaining to male leadership

patriarchate Click to Search patriarchate
jurisdiction of the patriarchy; patriarchy, social organization in which the father is the highest authority

patriarchy Click to Search patriarchy
rule or domination by men, social organization in which the father is the highest authority

Patrice Lumumba Click to Search Patrice Lumumba
(1925-1961) African nationalist leader who served as the 1st elected Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo from June to September 1960 (assassinated in January 1961)

patrician Click to Search patrician
noble, aristocratic

patrician Click to Search patrician
nobleman, aristocrat

patriciate Click to Search patriciate
state of being an aristocrat; upper class

patricidal Click to Search patricidal
of the murder of one`s father

patricide Click to Search patricide
murder of one`s father; one who murders his father

Patrick Click to Search Patrick
male first name; family name; Saint Patrick (AD 389-461) Christian missionary, apostle and patron saint of Ireland

Patrick Ryan O`Neal Click to Search Patrick Ryan O`Neal
Ryan O`Neal (born 1941), United States movie actor

patrilineal Click to Search patrilineal
from the father`s side of the family, descending through the father

patrilinear Click to Search patrilinear
from the father`s side of the family, descending through the father

patriliny Click to Search patriliny
descent on the side of the father

patrilocal Click to Search patrilocal
living with the husband`s family, pertaining to residence with the husband`s family (Anthropology)

patrilocality Click to Search patrilocality
residence with the husband`s family (Anthropology)

patrimonial Click to Search patrimonial
inherited from one`s father or ancestors

patrimonially Click to Search patrimonially
by inheritance from one`s father or ancestors

patrimony Click to Search patrimony
inheritance from one`s father or ancestors; legacy, heritage, inheritance

patriot Click to Search patriot
one who is faithful to his nation, one who loves his country

Patriot Click to Search Patriot
American guided missile designed to intercept planes and enemy missiles

Patriot missile Click to Search Patriot missile
American guided missile designed to destroy enemy planes and missiles

patriotic Click to Search patriotic
loyal to one`s country of birth, devoted to one`s country

patriotically Click to Search patriotically
in patriotic way, out of faithfulness to one`s country, out of devotion to one`s nation

patriotism Click to Search patriotism
love and support of one`s country, devotion to one`s nation

patristic Click to Search patristic
of the fathers of the Church

patrol Click to Search patrol
scout, make a reconnaissance tour; keep safe, maintain security

patrol Click to Search patrol
guard, watch; reconnaissance tour, scouting tour; squad car

patrol boat Click to Search patrol boat
boat that patrols an area

patrol car Click to Search patrol car
police car, emergency vehicle, patrol vehicle

patrol jeep Click to Search patrol jeep
jeep used in military patrols

patrol vessel Click to Search patrol vessel
armed motorized ship used for escorting and to patrol near the seashore

patroller Click to Search patroller
one who scouts, one who makes a reconnaissance tour; one who maintains security

patrolman Click to Search patrolman
policeman; one who makes a reconnaissance tour, one who scouts

patrology Click to Search patrology
study of the early Christian writings; branch of theology that deals with the teachings of the church fathers

patrolwoman Click to Search patrolwoman
female police officer, policewoman; female who makes a reconnaissance tour

patron Click to Search patron
supporter; regular customer; sponsor; guardian, legal guardian

patron saint Click to Search patron saint
protective saint, saint that is especially sacred to a certain region

patronage Click to Search patronage
sponsorship; support; clientele

patroness Click to Search patroness
female protector, benefactress; female guardian or custodian; woman who provides sponsorship

patronisation (Brit.) Click to Search patronisation (Brit.)
act of patronizing; patronage (also patronization)

patronise (Brit.) Click to Search patronise (Brit.)
be arrogant, behave in a condescending manner; serve as a sponsor, serve as a benefactor; be a regular customer at a store or other business (also patronize)

patroniser (Brit.) Click to Search patroniser (Brit.)
person who patronises; supporter; sponsor; regular client (also patronizer)

patronising (Brit.) Click to Search patronising (Brit.)
arrogant, condescending, showing an aggressively superior manner (also patronizing)

patronization (Amer.) Click to Search patronization (Amer.)
act of patronizing; patronage (also patronisation)

patronize (Amer.) Click to Search patronize (Amer.)
be arrogant, behave in a condescending manner; serve as a sponsor, serve as a benefactor; be a regular customer at a store or other business (also patronise)

patronizer (Amer.) Click to Search patronizer (Amer.)
person who patronizes; supporter; sponsor; regular client (also patroniser)

patronizing (Amer.) Click to Search patronizing (Amer.)
arrogant, condescending, showing an aggressively superior manner (also patronising)

patronne (f) Click to Search patronne (f)
landlady, female landlord, woman who owns a building that is leased or rented to another; female innkeeper, woman who owns or operates an inn

patronner Click to Search patronner
patronize; sponsor, support

patronymic Click to Search patronymic
paternal, pertaining to a father; pertaining to the father`s side of the family

patronymic Click to Search patronymic
family name

patronymically Click to Search patronymically
in a fatherly manner, paternally

patroon Click to Search patroon
owner of a patroonship, owner of a land lease privilege granted to individuals by the Dutch government in New York and New Jersey during the 18th century

patroonship Click to Search patroonship
land lease privilege granted to individuals by the Dutch government in New York and New Jersey during the 18th century

patsy Click to Search patsy
scapegoat, one who takes the blame; fool, sucker, wimp (Slang)

patted him on his back Click to Search patted him on his back
praised him, complemented him

patten Click to Search patten
clog; wooden shoe

patter Click to Search patter
chatter, make small talk; walk, putter

patter Click to Search patter
chatter, small talk; sound of footsteps; gossip; slang, jargon

patter song Click to Search patter song
comic song depending for its humorous effect on rapid enunciation of the words

patterer Click to Search patterer
one who chats, one who makes small talk; one who taps, one who knocks

pattering Click to Search pattering
sound of footsteps; chattering, making small talk; gossiping

pattern Click to Search pattern
sample; model, ideal; form, mold; shape, configuration; decorative design

pattern Click to Search pattern
decorate with a pattern; imitate, mimic; copy an example

pattern bombing Click to Search pattern bombing
dropping of bombs uniformly over a wide area according to pre-planned positions and distances

pattern maker Click to Search pattern maker
one who makes samples

pattern of behavior Click to Search pattern of behavior
way one normally behaves

pattern of thinking Click to Search pattern of thinking
manner of considering, way of thinking

pattern recognition Click to Search pattern recognition
ability of a computer to find and isolate images within a picture

patterned Click to Search patterned
decorated with patterns; with the design of-, designed according to the model of-

patterning Click to Search patterning
decorating via patterns, designing by using models or forms

Patti Smith Click to Search Patti Smith
(born 1946) American rock singer and poet

pattie Click to Search pattie
small pie, small casserole; small flat cake of chopped food (meat etc.)

patty Click to Search patty
small pie, small casserole

patulin Click to Search patulin
type of antibiotic medication

patulous Click to Search patulous
open, not closed; spread, expanded

patulously Click to Search patulously
while spreading, while expanding

patzer Click to Search patzer
bad chess player, person who is an inept chess player

stand pat Click to Search stand pat
be steadfast in one`s opinions, be resolute in one`s ideas

Linguatic English German Dictionary

have pat Click to Search have pat
parat sein, sich auskennen

know pat Click to Search know pat
schlagfertig sein, gut auskennen

pat Click to Search pat
v. klapsen; patschen; tätscheln n. Klaps; Patsch; Klümpchen adv. klapsen, tätscheln adj. passend, zutreffend Pat n. Pat, männlicher Vorname (Kurzform von Patrick); weiblicher Vorname (Kurzform von Patricia)

Pat Buchanan Click to Search Pat Buchanan
Pat Buchanan, (1938 geboren) konservativer amerikanischer Journalist und Fernsehreporter, Mitglied der Reformpartei, Präsidenschaftswahlkandidat in den Jahren 1992 1996 und 2000

Pat Morita Click to Search Pat Morita
Pat Morita, (geboren 1932) amerikanische Film- und Fernsehsehauspielerin nahm an der Serie "Happy Days" und am Film "Karate Kid" teil

pat on the back Click to Search pat on the back
auf die Schulter klopfen

pat oneself on the back Click to Search pat oneself on the back
sich selbst auf die Schulter klopfen, sich selbst Beifall klatschen

pataca Click to Search pataca
n. Pataca, Währung von Macao; Münze des Wertes einer Pataca

Patagonia Click to Search Patagonia
n. Patagonien, Region im Süden von Argentinien und Chile

Patagonian Click to Search Patagonian
adj. von oder sich auf Patagonien beziehend n. Bürger oder Einwohner Patagoniens

patch of sunlight Click to Search patch of sunlight
ein Lichtschimmer

patch up Click to Search patch up
flicken, kitten, Streit belegen

patchable Click to Search patchable
adj. reparierbar

patched Click to Search patched
adj. geflickt; mit Pflaster bedeckt patch v. als Flecken dienen; flicken

patched things up Click to Search patched things up
hat die Bruchstücke geflickt, gekittet

patcher Click to Search patcher
n. Flicker

patchily Click to Search patchily
adv. auf irreguläre Weise, auf widersprechende Weise

patchiness Click to Search patchiness
n. Lückenhaftigkeit

patchwork Click to Search patchwork
n. Flickarbeit

patchy Click to Search patchy
adj. fleckig

pate Click to Search pate
n. Schädel; Pastete

patella Click to Search patella
n. Kniescheibe

patellar Click to Search patellar
adj. Kniescheiben-

patellate Click to Search patellate
adj. des Nockens; des Zündhütchens

patellectomy Click to Search patellectomy
n. Patellektomie, eine Operation zur Entfernung der Kniescheibe

patelliform Click to Search patelliform
adj. in der Form einer (Knie-) Scheibe

paten Click to Search paten
n. Napf, flache Schüssel, Hostienteller

patency Click to Search patency
n. Offenkundigkeit

patent Click to Search patent
n. Patent; Freibrief; Privileg (ium) adj. patentiert; patentrechtlich geschützt v. patentieren

patent pending Click to Search patent pending
Patentanmeldung, Anmeldungsanfrage für ein Patent das noch nicht angemeldet ist

patent registrar Click to Search patent registrar
der Patentregistrator (offizielle Stelle zur Patentregistrierung)

patent registration Click to Search patent registration
Patent gesetzlich schützen

patentability Click to Search patentability
n. Patentfähigkeit

patentable Click to Search patentable
adj. patentfähig

patentably Click to Search patentably
adv. patentierbar

patented Click to Search patented
adj. patentiert; patentrechtlich geschützt patent v. patentieren

patentee Click to Search patentee
n. Patentinhaber

patent-leather shoes Click to Search patent-leather shoes
Lackschuhe

patently Click to Search patently
adj. offenkundig; offensichtlich, klar

patentor Click to Search patentor
n. Patentinhaber

pater Click to Search pater
n. Alter Herr, Vater (engl. Umgspr.)

paterfamilias Click to Search paterfamilias
n. Hausvater, Familienvater

paterfamillias Click to Search paterfamillias
n. männlicher Familienoberhaupt; Vater einer Familie; männlicher Oberhaupt eines Stammes

paternal grandparents Click to Search paternal grandparents
väterliche Großeltern

paternalism Click to Search paternalism
n. Vaterherrschaft; Bevormundung

paternalistic Click to Search paternalistic
adj. paternalistisch, bevormundend

paternally Click to Search paternally
adv. väterlich

paternity suit Click to Search paternity suit
Vaterschaftsprozeß, Vaterschaftsklage

paternoster Click to Search paternoster
n. Vaterunser, Rosenkranz (christl. Gebet)

Paterson Click to Search Paterson
n. Paterson, Stadt in New Jersey (USA)

path name Click to Search path name
n. Pfadname, das Verzeichnis und der Name einer Datei

path statement Click to Search path statement
Pfadangabe, ein Befehl der die Verzeichnisse enthält in denen das Betriebssystem Dateien suchen soll

path strewn with roses Click to Search path strewn with roses
ein Weg mit Rosen gepflastert

pathetic Click to Search pathetic
adj. erbarmungswürdig; armselig; erbärmlich

pathetically Click to Search pathetically
adv. pathetisch, rührend, mitleiderregend; armselig; erbärmlich

pathfinder Click to Search pathfinder
n. Pfadfinder; Bahnbrecher, Wegbereiter

path-finder Click to Search path-finder
Wegbereiter, Bahnbrecher; Pfadfinder; Spurensucher

pathfinding Click to Search pathfinding
n. Wegbereitung , Wege entdecken, unbekannte Gebiete erkunden, etwas als Erster tun

path-finding Click to Search path-finding
bahnbrechend, wegbereitend (spurensuchend)

pathless Click to Search pathless
adj. weglos; ohne Weg

pathname Click to Search pathname
n. Pfadname, vollständiger Dateiname der die Programmbibliothek in welcher eine andere Datei gespeichert enthält

pathogene Click to Search pathogene
adj. pathogenisch n. Pathogen, pathogenisch

pathogenesis Click to Search pathogenesis
n. Das Entstehen eines Krankheitszustandes

pathogenetic Click to Search pathogenetic
adj. pathogenisch, pathogenetisch, krankheitserregend

pathogenic microbes Click to Search pathogenic microbes
pathogenische Mikroben (krankheitsauslösende Bakterien, Mikrobe)

pathogenically Click to Search pathogenically
adv. krankheitserregend

pathogenicity Click to Search pathogenicity
n. Pathogenität (Fähigkeit Krankheiten hervorzurufen)

pathogeny Click to Search pathogeny
n. Krankheitserreger

pathognomonic Click to Search pathognomonic
adj. krankheitstypisch

pathognomonical Click to Search pathognomonical
adj. pathognomonisch, für eine Krankheit kennzeichnend

pathognomonically Click to Search pathognomonically
adv. pathognomonisch, in einer für eine Krankheit kennzeichnenden Form

pathognomy Click to Search pathognomy
n. Pathogenese (Entstehungsgeschichte einer Krankheit)

pathologic Click to Search pathologic
adj. pathologisch, krankhaft

pathological finding Click to Search pathological finding
pathologischer Befund (Krankheitszeichen finden)

pathologically Click to Search pathologically
adv. pathologisch; aus pathologischer Sicht

pathology Click to Search pathology
n. Krankheitslehre, Pathologie

pathoneurosis Click to Search pathoneurosis
n. Pathoneurose (Psychiatrie- übertriebene Beschäftigung mit einer Krankheit oder mit einem kranken Organ)

pathos Click to Search pathos
n. Pathos

pathosis Click to Search pathosis
n. Krankheitszustand

pathway Click to Search pathway
n. Bahn; Leitung

patiently Click to Search patiently
adv. geduldig

patina Click to Search patina
n. farbige Oberflächenschicht auf Metallen, entsteht durch Einwirken von Chemikalien

patio Click to Search patio
n. Patio, Innenhof; Veranda

Patna Click to Search Patna
n. Patna, Hauptstadt von Bihar im Norden Indiens

patois Click to Search patois
n. Mundart, Dialekt

patresfamilias Click to Search patresfamilias
patresfamilias (paterfamilias) n. Familienhaupt, Familienvater

patriarchal Click to Search patriarchal
adj. männlich-autoritativ; altväterlich; patriarchalisch

patriarchate Click to Search patriarchate
n. Patriarchat, Vaterherrschaft

patriarchy Click to Search patriarchy
n. Patriarchie (Gesellschaftsform mit dem Vater als Autoritätsfigur)

patrician Click to Search patrician
adj. patrizisch, adlig

patriciate Click to Search patriciate
n. Adel, Aristokratie, Oberklasse

patricidal Click to Search patricidal
adj. vatermörderisch

patricide Click to Search patricide
n. Vatermord

Patrick Ryan O`Neal Click to Search Patrick Ryan O`Neal
n. Patrick Ryan O`Neal, Ryan O`Neal (1941 geboren), amerikanischer Filmschauspieler

patrilineal Click to Search patrilineal
adj. väterlicherseits

patrilinear Click to Search patrilinear
adj. vaterseitlich

patriliny Click to Search patriliny
n. Abstammung vom Vater

patrilocal Click to Search patrilocal
adj. patrilokal (Anthropologie- mit dem Vater lebend, vom Leben mit der Familie des Vaters)

patrilocality Click to Search patrilocality
n. Patrilokalität (anthrop., Leben mit der Familie des Vaters)

patrimonial Click to Search patrimonial
adj. ererbt

patrimonially Click to Search patrimonially
adv. ererbt

patrimony Click to Search patrimony
n. väterliches Erbgut; Patrimonium

patriot Click to Search patriot
n. Patriot Patriot n. Patriotrakete, amerikanische Rakete die Flugzeuge und feindliche Raketen abschiessen kann

Patriot missile Click to Search Patriot missile
Patriotrakete (eingesetzt zur Abwehr irakischer Scudraketen in Israel und Saudiarabien während des Golfkrieges 1991)

patriotic Click to Search patriotic
adj. patriotisch (Vaterlandsliebend)

patriotically Click to Search patriotically
adv. patriotisch

patriotism Click to Search patriotism
n. Patriotismus

patristic Click to Search patristic
adj. patristisch, Kirchenväter-

patrol Click to Search patrol
v. patrouillieren; die Streife machen n. Patrouille; Streife; Spähtrupp

patrol boat Click to Search patrol boat
n. Streifenboot, Boot das in einem bestimten Bereich patrouilliert

patrol car Click to Search patrol car
Streifenwagen (Patroullienwagen, Polizeiwagen)

patrol jeep Click to Search patrol jeep
auf Patrouille, Patrouillenjeep (Jeep der Militärpatrouillen absolviert)

patrol vessel Click to Search patrol vessel
Patrouillenboot (bewaffnetes Motorboot zur Begleitung von Schiffen in Küstennähe)

patroller Click to Search patroller
n. Streifenbeamter

patrolman Click to Search patrolman
n. Streifenpolizist

patrology Click to Search patrology
n. Patrologie, Forschung von Frühchristlichen Schriften; Zweig der Theologie sich mit der Lehren der Gründungsväter der Kirche beschäftigend

patrolwoman Click to Search patrolwoman
n. Polizistin; Streifenpolizistin

patron saint Click to Search patron saint
n. Schutzpatron

patronage Click to Search patronage
n. Gönnerschaft; Unterstützung; Schirmherrschaft

patroness Click to Search patroness
n. Gönnerin (Schutzherrin, Vormundin, Schutzheilige) patron n. Patron; Gönner; Schirmherr; Mäzen; Kunde; Gast

patronise Click to Search patronise
patronise (Brit.) v. arrogant sein, überheblich sein, sich auf eine überhebliche Weise verhalten; als Sponsor dienen, als Wohltäter dienen; ein Stammkunde in einem Geschäft oder Betrieb sein

patroniser Click to Search patroniser
patroniser (Brit.) n. überhebliche Person; Unterstützer; Sponsor; Stammkunde

patronising Click to Search patronising
patronising (Brit.) adj. arrogant, herablassend, überheblich patronise (Brit.) v. arrogant sein, überheblich sein, sich auf eine überhebliche Weise verhalten; als Sponsor dienen, als Wohltäter dienen; ein Stammkunde in einem Geschäft oder Betrieb sein

patronize Click to Search patronize
patronize (Amer.) v. beschützen; begünstigen; Kunde sein bei; gönnerhaft behandeln

patronizer Click to Search patronizer
patronizer (Amer.) n. Schutz-, Schirmherr; Förderer; Kunde

patronizing Click to Search patronizing
patronizing (Amer.) adj. beschützend; begünstigend; Kunde sein bei; gönnerhaft behandelnd; fördernd patronize (Amer.) v. beschützen; begünstigen; Kunde sein bei; gönnerhaft behandeln

patronymic Click to Search patronymic
adj. patronymisch, Geschlechtsname- n. Geschlechtsname

patronymically Click to Search patronymically
adv. väterlich

patroon Click to Search patroon
n. Gutsherr, Gutsbesitzer, Person die ein Landstück von der niederländischen Regierung in New York und New Jersey während des 18 Jahrhunderts erhalten hat

patroonship Click to Search patroonship
n. Gutsherr, Gutsbesitzer, Recht von der niederländischen Regierung an Priviligierte in New York und New Jersey während des 18 Jahrhunderts verliehen

patsy Click to Search patsy
n. Gimpel

patted him on his back Click to Search patted him on his back
klopfte ihm auf die Schulter, hat ihm auf die Schulter geklopft

patten Click to Search patten
n. Stelzenschuh

patter Click to Search patter
v. prasseln; trippeln; trappeln n. Prasseln; Trappeln; Getrappel

patter song Click to Search patter song
n. musikalische humorvolle Struktur vom schnellen Aussprechen der Worte charakterisiert

patterer Click to Search patterer
n. Murmeler; Klopfer

pattering Click to Search pattering
n. Herumgetrappel patter v. prasseln; trippeln; trappeln

pattern Click to Search pattern
n. Beispiel; Muster; Druck; Form; Schönheitsmuster v. gestalten; nachbilden; mustern

pattern bombing Click to Search pattern bombing
Planbombardement, Bombardieren eines weiten Bereiches nach einem vorher bestimmten Plan

pattern maker Click to Search pattern maker
Musterhersteller

pattern of behavior Click to Search pattern of behavior
Verhaltensmuster

pattern of thinking Click to Search pattern of thinking
Denkmuster

pattern recognition Click to Search pattern recognition
Mustererkennung (Computer, bestimmte Muster können innerhalb eines Bildes identifiziert werden)

patterned Click to Search patterned
adj. nachgebildet; gestaltet (wie), nachgestalten pattern v. gestalten; nachbilden; mustern

patterning Click to Search patterning
n. Nachbilden pattern v. gestalten; nachbilden; mustern

Patti Smith Click to Search Patti Smith
Patti Smith, (geboren 1946) amerikanische Rocksängerin und Dichterin

pattie Click to Search pattie
n. kleiner Auflauf, kleines Schmorgericht; kleiner flacher Kuchen aus geschnittenen Nahrungsmitteln (z.B. Fleisch usw.)

patty Click to Search patty
n. Pastetchen

patulin Click to Search patulin
n. Patulin (Medizin)

patulous Click to Search patulous
adj. offen; sich ausbreitend

patulously Click to Search patulously
adv. ausziehend

patzer Click to Search patzer
n. schlechter Schachspieler, unfähiger Schachspieler

stand pat Click to Search stand pat
auf seinem Standpunkt stehen

WordNet 3.0 Dictionary

down pat Click to Search down pat
adjective understood perfectly - example : had his algebra problems down • Syn: down, mastered • Similar to: perfect

pat Click to Search pat
I noun 1. the sound made by a gentle blow • Syn: rap, tap • Derivationally related forms: tap (for: tap) • Hypernyms: sound • Hyponyms: pitter-patter 2. a light touch or stroke • Syn: tap, dab • Derivationally related forms: dab (for: dab), tap (for: tap) • Hypernyms: touch, touching II verb 1. pat or squeeze fondly or playfully, especially under the chin (Freq. 11) • Syn: chuck • Hypernyms: caress, fondle • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something PP 2. hit lightly (Freq. 2) - example : pat him on the shoulder • Syn: dab • Derivationally related forms: dab (for: dab) • Hypernyms: strike • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s something PP III adjective 1. having only superficial plausibility - example : glib promises - example : a slick commercial • Syn: glib, slick • Similar to: plausible • Derivationally related forms: slickness (for: slick), glibness (for: glib) 2. exactly suited to the occasion - example : a pat reply • Similar to: appropriate • Derivationally related forms: patness IV adverb completely or perfectly - example : he has the lesson pat - example : had the system down pat

pataca Click to Search pataca
noun the basic unit of money in Macao • Hypernyms: Macao monetary unit • Part Meronyms: avo

Patagonia Click to Search Patagonia
noun region in southern South America between the Andes and the South Atlantic • Instance Hypernyms: geographical area, geographic area, geographical region, geographic region • Part Holonyms: Argentina, Argentine Republic, Chile, Republic of Chile • Part Meronyms: Patagonian Desert

Patagonian Desert Click to Search Patagonian Desert
noun a semiarid region in southern South America • Instance Hypernyms: desert • Part Holonyms: Patagonia

patas Click to Search patas
noun reddish long-tailed monkey of west Africa • Syn: hussar monkey, Erythrocebus patas • Hypernyms: Old World monkey, catarrhine • Member Holonyms: Erythrocebus, genus Erythrocebus

Patavium Click to Search Patavium
noun a city in Veneto • Syn: Padua, Padova • Instance Hypernyms: city, metropolis, urban center • Part Holonyms: Veneto, Venezia-Euganea, Venetia

patch Click to Search patch
I noun 1. a small contrasting part of something (Freq. 7) - example : a bald spot - example : a leopard's spots - example : a patch of clouds - example : patches of thin ice - example : a fleck of red • Syn: spot, speckle, dapple, fleck, maculation • Derivationally related forms: fleck (for: fleck), patchy, dapple (for: dapple), speckle (for: speckle), spot (for: spot) • Hypernyms: marking • Hyponyms: speck, pinpoint, nebula, splash, worn spot, fret, plaque, macule, macula, parhelion, mock sun, sundog, sunspot, facula 2. a small area of ground covered by specific vegetation (Freq. 3) - example : a bean plot - example : a cabbage patch - example : a briar patch • Syn: plot, plot of land, plot of ground • Hypernyms: tract, piece of land, piece of ground, parcel of land, parcel • Hyponyms: bed, garden 3. a piece of cloth used as decoration or to mend or cover a hole (Freq. 2) • Hypernyms: piece of cloth, piece of material • Hyponyms: flash, pasty, shoulder patch 4. a period of indeterminate length (usually short) marked by some action or condition - example : he was here for a little while - example : I need to rest for a piece - example : a spell of good weather - example : a patch of bad weather • Syn: while, piece, spell • Hypernyms: time • Hyponyms: cold spell, cold snap, hot spell, snap 5. a short set of commands to correct a bug in a computer program • Hypernyms: program, programme, computer program, computer programme 6. a connection intended to be used for a limited time • Syn: temporary hookup • Hypernyms: connection, connexion, connector, connecter, connective, lash-up, contrivance 7. a protective cloth covering for an injured eye • Syn: eyepatch • Hypernyms: cloth covering 8. sewing that repairs a worn or torn hole (especially in a garment) - example : her stockings had several mends • Syn: mend, darn • Hypernyms: sewing, stitchery 9. a piece of soft material that covers and protects an injured part of the body • Syn: bandage • Derivationally related forms: bandage (for: bandage) • Hypernyms: dressing, medical dressing • Hyponyms: adhesive bandage, capeline bandage, cast, plaster cast, plaster bandage, compression bandage, tourniquet, elastic bandage, four-tailed bandage, immovable bandage, oblique bandage, roller bandage, sling, scarf bandage, triangular bandage, suspensory, suspensory bandage, swathe, wrapping, truss • Part Meronyms: gauze, gauze bandage II verb 1. to join or unite the pieces of (Freq. 2) - example : patch the skirt • Syn: piece • Derivationally related forms: piece (for: piece), patching • Hypernyms: join, conjoin • Hyponyms: vamp, vamp up • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s something with something - example : They patch the cape 2. provide with a patch; also used metaphorically (Freq. 1) - example : The field was patched with snow • Derivationally related forms: patching • Hypernyms: supply, provide, render, furnish • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 3. mend by putting a patch on - example : patch a hole • Syn: patch up • See Also: patch up • Derivationally related forms: patching • Hypernyms: repair, mend, fix, bushel, doctor, furbish up, restore, touch on • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s something with something - example : They patch the cape 4. repair by adding pieces - example : She pieced the china cup • Syn: piece • Derivationally related forms: piece (for: piece) • Hypernyms: repair, mend, fix, bushel, doctor, furbish up, restore, touch on • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something

patch pocket Click to Search patch pocket
noun a flat pocket sewn to the outside of a garment • Hypernyms: pocket

patch test Click to Search patch test
noun a test to determine allergic sensitivity by applying small pads soaked with allergen to the unbroken skin • Hypernyms: skin test

patch up Click to Search patch up
verb 1. mend by putting a patch on (Freq. 1) - example : patch a hole • Syn: patch • See Also: patch up (for: patch) • Derivationally related forms: patch (for: patch), patching (for: patch) • Hypernyms: repair, mend, fix, bushel, doctor, furbish up, restore, touch on • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s something with something - example : They patch up the cape 2. come to terms - example : After some discussion we finally made up • Syn: reconcile, make up, conciliate, settle • Derivationally related forms: conciliative (for: conciliate), conciliatory (for: conciliate), conciliation (for: conciliate), reconciliation (for: reconcile) • Hypernyms: agree, hold, concur, concord • Hyponyms: propitiate, appease, make peace • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s

patchboard Click to Search patchboard
noun telephone central where circuits are completed with patchcords • Syn: switchboard, plugboard • Hypernyms: central, telephone exchange, exchange • Part Holonyms: telephone system, phone system

patchcord Click to Search patchcord
noun a length of wire that has a plug at each end; used to make connections at a patchboard • Hypernyms: wire, conducting wire

patched Click to Search patched
adjective 1. mended usually clumsily by covering a hole with a patch (Freq. 1) - example : patched jeans • Similar to: old 2. having spots or patches (small areas of contrasting color or texture) - example : a field patched with ice and snow - example : the wall had a spotty speckled effect - example : a black-and-white spotted cow • Syn: spotty, spotted • Similar to: patterned

patchily Click to Search patchily
adverb in spots • Derived from adjective: patchy

patchiness Click to Search patchiness
noun unevenness in quality or performance • Derivationally related forms: patchy • Hypernyms: unevenness, variability

patching Click to Search patching
noun the act of mending a hole in a garment by sewing a patch over it • Derivationally related forms: patch • Hypernyms: repair, fix, fixing, fixture, mend, mending, reparation

patchouli Click to Search patchouli
noun 1. small East Indian shrubby mint; fragrant oil from its leaves is used in perfumes • Syn: patchouly, pachouli, Pogostemon cablin • Hypernyms: shrub, bush • Member Holonyms: Pogostemon, genus Pogostemon 2. a heavy perfume made from the patchouli plant • Syn: patchouly, pachouli • Hypernyms: perfume, essence

patchouly Click to Search patchouly
noun 1. small East Indian shrubby mint; fragrant oil from its leaves is used in perfumes • Syn: patchouli, pachouli, Pogostemon cablin • Hypernyms: shrub, bush • Member Holonyms: Pogostemon, genus Pogostemon 2. a heavy perfume made from the patchouli plant • Syn: patchouli, pachouli • Hypernyms: perfume, essence

patchwork Click to Search patchwork
noun 1. a theory or argument made up of miscellaneous or incongruous ideas (Freq. 1) • Syn: hodgepodge, jumble • Derivationally related forms: jumble (for: jumble) • Hypernyms: theory 2. a quilt made by sewing patches of different materials together • Syn: patchwork quilt • Hypernyms: quilt, comforter, comfort, puff • Hyponyms: crazy quilt 3. sewing consisting of pieces of different materials sewn together in a pattern • Hypernyms: sewing, stitchery

patchwork quilt Click to Search patchwork quilt
noun a quilt made by sewing patches of different materials together • Syn: patchwork • Hypernyms: quilt, comforter, comfort, puff • Hyponyms: crazy quilt

patchy Click to Search patchy
adjective irregular or uneven in quality, texture, etc. - example : a patchy essay - example : patchy fog • Similar to: uneven • Derivationally related forms: patch, patchiness

pate Click to Search pate
noun 1. liver or meat or fowl finely minced or ground and variously seasoned • Hypernyms: spread, paste • Hyponyms: duck pate, foie gras, pate de foie gras 2. the top of the head • Syn: poll, crown • Hypernyms: top, top side, upper side, upside • Hyponyms: tonsure • Part Holonyms: human head

pate a choux Click to Search pate a choux
noun batter for making light hollow cases to hold various fillings • Syn: puff batter, pouf paste • Hypernyms: batter

pate de foie gras Click to Search pate de foie gras
noun a pate made from goose liver (marinated in Cognac) and truffles • Syn: foie gras • Hypernyms: pate

pate feuillete Click to Search pate feuillete
noun dough used for very light flaky rich pastries • Syn: puff paste • Hypernyms: pastry, pastry dough • Hyponyms: phyllo

patella Click to Search patella
noun a small flat triangular bone in front of the knee that protects the knee joint • Syn: kneecap, kneepan • Derivationally related forms: patellar • Hypernyms: sesamoid bone, sesamoid, os sesamoideum • Part Holonyms: knee, knee joint, human knee, articulatio genus, genu

Patella Click to Search Patella
noun type genus of the family Patellidae: common European limpets • Syn: genus Patella • Hypernyms: mollusk genus • Member Holonyms: Patellidae, family Patellidae • Member Meronyms: common limpet, Patella vulgata

Patella vulgata Click to Search Patella vulgata
noun marine limpet • Syn: common limpet • Hypernyms: limpet • Member Holonyms: Patella, genus Patella

patellar Click to Search patellar
adjective near or relating to the patella or kneecap - example : patellar tendon • Pertains to noun: patella • Derivationally related forms: patella

patellar reflex Click to Search patellar reflex
noun a reflex extension of the leg resulting from a sharp tap on the patellar tendon • Syn: knee jerk, knee-jerk reflex • Hypernyms: reflex, reflex response, reflex action, instinctive reflex, innate reflex, inborn reflex, unconditioned reflex, physiological reaction

Patellidae Click to Search Patellidae
noun marine limpets • Syn: family Patellidae • Hypernyms: mollusk family • Member Holonyms: Gastropoda, class Gastropoda, Gasteropoda, class Gasteropoda • Member Meronyms: Patella, genus Patella

patelliform Click to Search patelliform
adjective shaped like a dish or pan • Syn: dished, dish-shaped • Similar to: concave

patency Click to Search patency
noun 1. the openness (lack of obstruction) of a bodily passage or duct • Derivationally related forms: patent • Hypernyms: openness 2. the property of being easy to see and understand • Syn: obviousness, noticeability, noticeableness • Derivationally related forms: patent, noticeable (for: noticeableness), noticeable (for: noticeability), obvious (for: obviousness) • Hypernyms: conspicuousness • Hyponyms: apparentness, apparency, blatancy, predomination, predominance • Attrubites: noticeable, unnoticeable, obvious, unobvious

patent Click to Search patent
I noun 1. a document granting an inventor sole rights to an invention (Freq. 5) • Syn: patent of invention • Hypernyms: document, written document, papers 2. an official document granting a right or privilege • Syn: letters patent • Topics: law, jurisprudence • Hypernyms: legal document, legal instrument, official document, instrument II verb 1. obtain a patent for (Freq. 1) - example : Should I patent this invention? • Derivationally related forms: patentee • Hypernyms: procure, secure • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 2. grant rights to; grant a patent for • Derivationally related forms: patentee • Hypernyms: register • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 3. make open to sight or notice - example : His behavior has patented an embarrassing fact about him • Derivationally related forms: patency • Hypernyms: change, alter, modify • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something III adjective 1. (of a bodily tube or passageway) open; affording free passage - example : patent ductus arteriosus • Similar to: unobstructed • Derivationally related forms: patency 2. clearly revealed to the mind or the senses or judgment - example : the effects of the drought are apparent to anyone who sees the parched fields - example : evident hostility - example : manifest disapproval - example : patent advantages - example : made his meaning plain - example : it is plain that he is no reactionary - example : in plain view • Syn: apparent, evident, manifest, plain, unmistakable • Similar to: obvious • Derivationally related forms: plainness (for: plain), patency, evidence (for: evident), apparency (for: apparent), appear (for: apparent), apparentness (for: apparent)

Patent and Trademark Office Database Click to Search Patent and Trademark Office Database
noun the government bureau in the Department of Commerce that keeps a record of patents and trademarks and grants new ones • Syn: Patent Office • Hypernyms: agency, federal agency, government agency, bureau, office, authority • Part Holonyms: Department of Commerce, Commerce Department, Commerce, DoC

patent application Click to Search patent application
noun an application for sole rights to an invention • Hypernyms: application

patent ductus arteriosus Click to Search patent ductus arteriosus
noun a ductus arteriosus that failed to close at birth; may require surgical correction • Hypernyms: ductus arteriosus

patent infringement Click to Search patent infringement
noun violation of the rights secured by a patent • Hypernyms: violation, infringement

patent law Click to Search patent law
noun that branch of jurisprudence that studies the laws governing patents • Hypernyms: jurisprudence, law, legal philosophy

patent leather Click to Search patent leather
noun leather with a hard glossy surface (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: leather

patent log Click to Search patent log
noun a cigar-shaped log with rotary fins that measure the ship's speed • Syn: screw log, taffrail log • Hypernyms: log

patent medicine Click to Search patent medicine
noun medicine that is protected by a patent and available without a doctor's prescription (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: medicine, medication, medicament, medicinal drug • Hyponyms: nostrum

patent of invention Click to Search patent of invention
noun a document granting an inventor sole rights to an invention • Syn: patent • Derivationally related forms: patent (for: patent) • Hypernyms: document, written document, papers

Patent Office Click to Search Patent Office
noun the government bureau in the Department of Commerce that keeps a record of patents and trademarks and grants new ones • Syn: Patent and Trademark Office Database • Hypernyms: agency, federal agency, government agency, bureau, office, authority • Part Holonyms: Department of Commerce, Commerce Department, Commerce, DoC

patent right Click to Search patent right
noun the right granted by a patent; especially the exclusive right to an invention (Freq. 1) • Topics: law, jurisprudence • Hypernyms: legal right

patent system Click to Search patent system
noun a legal system for protecting the rights of inventors • Topics: law, jurisprudence • Hypernyms: legal system

patented Click to Search patented
adjective (of devices and processes) protected by patent - example : they are patented inventions • Similar to: proprietary

patentee Click to Search patentee
noun the inventor to whom a patent is issued • Derivationally related forms: patent • Hypernyms: inventor, discoverer, artificer

patently Click to Search patently
adverb unmistakably (`plain' is often used informally for `plainly') - example : the answer is obviously wrong - example : she was in bed and evidently in great pain - example : he was manifestly too important to leave off the guest list - example : it is all patently nonsense - example : she has apparently been living here for some time - example : I thought he owned the property, but apparently not - example : You are plainly wrong - example : he is plain stubborn • Syn: obviously, evidently, manifestly, apparently, plainly, plain • Derived from adjective: plain (for: plainly), apparent (for: apparently), patent, manifest (for: manifestly), evident (for: evidently), obvious (for: obviously) • Usage Domain: colloquialism

pater Click to Search pater
noun an informal use of the Latin word for father; sometimes used by British schoolboys or used facetiously • Hypernyms: father, male parent, begetter

paterfamilias Click to Search paterfamilias
noun the male head of family or tribe • Syn: patriarch • Derivationally related forms: patriarchal (for: patriarch) • Hypernyms: man, adult male, head of household

paternal Click to Search paternal
adjective 1. belonging to or inherited from one's father - example : spent his childhood on the paternal farm - example : paternal traits • Pertains to noun: father 2. characteristic of a father • Ant: maternal • Similar to: fatherly, fatherlike, paternalistic • See Also: patriarchal • Derivationally related forms: paternity • Attrubites: fatherliness, paternal quality 3. relating to or characteristic of or befitting a parent - example : parental guidance • Syn: parental, maternal • Ant: filial (for: parental) • Derivationally related forms: parent (for: parental) 4. related on the father's side - example : a paternal aunt • Syn: agnate, agnatic • Similar to: related • Derivationally related forms: paternity, agnate (for: agnatic), agnate (for: agnate)

paternal quality Click to Search paternal quality
noun the benignity and protectiveness of or befitting a father - example : the gentleness and fatherliness of the strange old man eased her fears • Syn: fatherliness • Derivationally related forms: fatherly (for: fatherliness) • Hypernyms: parental quality • Attrubites: paternal

paternalism Click to Search paternalism
noun the attitude (of a person or a government) that subordinates should be controlled in a fatherly way for their own good • Derivationally related forms: paternalistic • Topics: government, governing, governance, government activity, administration • Hypernyms: attitude, mental attitude

paternalistic Click to Search paternalistic
adjective benevolent but sometimes intrusive (Freq. 1) • Similar to: paternal • Derivationally related forms: paternalism

paternally Click to Search paternally
adverb in a paternal manner (Freq. 1) - example : he behaves very paternally toward his young bride • Derived from adjective: paternal

paternity Click to Search paternity
noun 1. the state of being a father - example : tests were conducted to determine paternity • Derivationally related forms: paternal • Hypernyms: state 2. the kinship relation between an offspring and the father • Syn: fatherhood • Derivationally related forms: paternal • Hypernyms: kinship, family relationship, relationship 3. the act of initiating a new idea or theory or writing - example : the authorship of the theory is disputed • Syn: authorship • Derivationally related forms: author (for: authorship) • Hypernyms: initiation, founding, foundation, institution, origination, creation, innovation, introduction, instauration

paternity suit Click to Search paternity suit
noun a lawsuit filed to determine the father of a child born out of wedlock (and to provide for the support of the child once paternity is determined) • Syn: bastardy proceeding • Topics: law, jurisprudence • Hypernyms: lawsuit, suit, case, cause, causa

paternity test Click to Search paternity test
noun a test based on blood groups to determine whether a particular man could be the biological father of a particular child; negative results prove he was not the father but positive results show only that he could be • Hypernyms: assay, check

paternoster Click to Search paternoster
noun a type of lift having a chain of open compartments that move continually in an endless loop so that (agile) passengers can step on or off at each floor • Regions: United Kingdom, UK, U.K., Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Great Britain • Hypernyms: elevator, lift

Paternoster Click to Search Paternoster
noun (Roman Catholic Church) the Lord's Prayer in Latin; translates as `our father' • Topics: Roman Catholic, Western Church, Roman Catholic Church, Church of Rome, Roman Church • Instance Hypernyms: Lord's Prayer

Paterson Click to Search Paterson
noun 1. American Revolutionary leader (born in Ireland) who was a member of the Constitutional Convention (1745-1806) • Syn: William Patterson • Instance Hypernyms: American Revolutionary leader 2. a city of northeastern New Jersey • Instance Hypernyms: city, metropolis, urban center • Part Holonyms: New Jersey, Jersey, Garden State, NJ

path Click to Search path
noun 1. a course of conduct (Freq. 10) - example : the path of virtue - example : we went our separate ways - example : our paths in life led us apart - example : genius usually follows a revolutionary path • Syn: way, way of life • Hypernyms: course, course of action • Hyponyms: ambages, primrose path, straight and narrow, strait and narrow, Sunnah, Sunna, hadith, warpath 2. a way especially designed for a particular use (Freq. 8) • Hypernyms: way • Hyponyms: bridle path, bridle road, crossing, crosswalk, crossover, lane, pathway, footpath, towpath, towing path, walk, walkway, paseo 3. an established line of travel or access (Freq. 3) • Syn: route, itinerary • Derivationally related forms: route (for: route) • Hypernyms: line • Hyponyms: feeder line, main line, track, data track, air lane, flight path, airway, skyway, traffic pattern, approach pattern, pattern, beat, round, bus route, line of flight, line of march, orbit, celestial orbit, electron orbit, paper route, paper round, beeline, circuit, crosscut, supply line, supply route, line of fire, migration route, flyway, fairway, direction, way, trade route • Instance Hyponyms: Northwest Passage 4. a line or route along which something travels or moves - example : the hurricane demolished houses in its path - example : the track of an animal - example : the course of the river • Syn: track, course • Derivationally related forms: course (for: course), track (for: track) • Hypernyms: line • Hyponyms: collision course, inside track, round, steps, swath, belt, trail

path of least resistance Click to Search path of least resistance
noun the easiest way - example : In marrying him she simply took the path of least resistance • Syn: line of least resistance • Hypernyms: fashion

Pathan Click to Search Pathan
noun 1. a member of the mountain people living in the eastern regions of Afghanistan - example : Pathans are the predominant ethnic group in Afghanistan • Syn: Pashtun, Pushtun, Pashtoon • Hypernyms: Afghan, Afghanistani 2. an ethnic minority speaking Pashto and living in northwestern Pakistan and southeastern Afghanistan • Syn: Pashtun • Hypernyms: ethnic minority

pathetic Click to Search pathetic
adjective 1. deserving or inciting pity (Freq. 1) - example : a hapless victim - example : miserable victims of war - example : "the shabby room struck her as extraordinarily pathetic"- Galsworthy - example : piteous appeals for help - example : pitiable homeless children - example : a pitiful fate - example : Oh, you poor thing - example : his poor distorted limbs - example : a wretched life • Syn: hapless, miserable, misfortunate, piteous, pitiable, pitiful, poor, wretched • Similar to: unfortunate • Derivationally related forms: wretchedness (for: wretched), pity (for: piteous), pathos, miserableness (for: miserable) 2. inspiring mixed contempt and pity (Freq. 1) - example : their efforts were pathetic - example : pitiable lack of character - example : pitiful exhibition of cowardice • Syn: pitiable, pitiful • Similar to: contemptible 3. inspiring scornful pity - example : "how silly an ardent and unsuccessful wooer can be especially if he is getting on in years"- Dashiell Hammett • Syn: ridiculous, silly • Similar to: undignified • Derivationally related forms: silliness (for: silly), ridicule (for: ridiculous)

pathetic fallacy Click to Search pathetic fallacy
noun the fallacy of attributing human feelings to inanimate objects; `the friendly sun' is an example of the pathetic fallacy • Hypernyms: fallacy, false belief

pathetically Click to Search pathetically
adverb 1. in a manner arousing sympathy and compassion - example : the sick child cried pathetically • Syn: pitiably • Derived from adjective: pitiable (for: pitiably), pathetic 2. arousing scornful pity - example : they had pathetically little money - example : it was pathetically bad • Derived from adjective: pathetic

pathfinder Click to Search pathfinder
noun someone who can find paths through unexplored territory • Syn: scout, guide • Derivationally related forms: guide (for: guide), scout (for: scout) • Hypernyms: expert • Hyponyms: hunting guide, trailblazer • Instance Hyponyms: Sacagawea, Sacajawea

pathless Click to Search pathless
adjective lacking pathways (Freq. 1) - example : trackless wilderness - example : roadless areas • Syn: roadless, trackless, untracked, untrod, untrodden • Similar to: inaccessible, unaccessible

pathogen Click to Search pathogen
noun any disease-producing agent (especially a virus or bacterium or other microorganism) • Derivationally related forms: pathogenic • Hypernyms: microorganism, micro-organism, infectious agent, infective agent

pathogenesis Click to Search pathogenesis
noun the origination and development of a disease (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: pathologic process, pathological process • Hyponyms: focalization, focalisation

pathogenic Click to Search pathogenic
adjective able to cause disease (Freq. 2) - example : infective agents - example : pathogenic bacteria • Syn: infective, morbific • Similar to: unhealthful • Derivationally related forms: pathogen, infect (for: infective)

pathogenically Click to Search pathogenically
adverb in a pathogenic manner • Derived from adjective: pathogenic

pathologic Click to Search pathologic
adjective 1. caused by or altered by or manifesting disease or pathology (Freq. 1) - example : diseased tonsils - example : a morbid growth - example : pathologic tissue - example : pathological bodily processes • Syn: diseased, morbid, pathological • Similar to: unhealthy • Derivationally related forms: pathology (for: pathological), pathology, morbidity (for: morbid) 2. of or relating to the practice of pathology - example : pathological laboratory • Syn: pathological • Pertains to noun: pathology, pathology (for: pathological) • Derivationally related forms: pathology, pathology (for: pathological)

pathologic process Click to Search pathologic process
noun an organic process occurring as a consequence of disease • Syn: pathological process • Hypernyms: organic process, biological process • Hyponyms: feminization, feminisation, infection, metastasis, neoplasia, pathogenesis

pathological Click to Search pathological
adjective 1. of or relating to the practice of pathology (Freq. 5) - example : pathological laboratory • Syn: pathologic • Pertains to noun: pathology (for: pathologic), pathology • Derivationally related forms: pathology (for: pathologic), pathology 2. caused by or evidencing a mentally disturbed condition (Freq. 1) - example : a pathological liar - example : a pathological urge to succeed • Similar to: neurotic, psychoneurotic • Derivationally related forms: pathology 3. caused by or altered by or manifesting disease or pathology - example : diseased tonsils - example : a morbid growth - example : pathologic tissue - example : pathological bodily processes • Syn: diseased, morbid, pathologic • Similar to: unhealthy • Derivationally related forms: pathology, pathology (for: pathologic), morbidity (for: morbid)

pathological process Click to Search pathological process
noun an organic process occurring as a consequence of disease • Syn: pathologic process • Hypernyms: organic process, biological process • Hyponyms: feminization, feminisation, infection, metastasis, neoplasia, pathogenesis

pathological state Click to Search pathological state
noun a physical condition that is caused by disease • Hypernyms: physical condition, physiological state, physiological condition • Hyponyms: ill health, unhealthiness, health problem

pathologically Click to Search pathologically
adverb with respect to pathology - example : pathologically interesting results • Derived from adjective: pathological

pathologist Click to Search pathologist
noun a doctor who specializes in medical diagnosis (Freq. 2) • Syn: diagnostician • Derivationally related forms: pathology, diagnostics (for: diagnostician) • Hypernyms: specialist, medical specialist • Hyponyms: etiologist, aetiologist • Instance Hyponyms: Florey, Howard Florey, Sir Howard Walter Florey, Landsteiner, Karl Landsteiner, Paget, Sir James Paget, Rous, Peyton Rous, Francis Peyton Rous, Virchow, Rudolf Virchow, Rudolf Karl Virchow

pathology Click to Search pathology
noun 1. the branch of medical science that studies the causes and nature and effects of diseases (Freq. 2) • Derivationally related forms: pathological, pathologic, pathologist • Members of this Topic: active, inactive, indolent, latent, quiescent, functional, organic, specific, nonspecific, stenosed, stenotic, irritable, fistular, fistulate, fistulous, benign, malignant, spasm, strangulation, jactitation, jactation, nebula, wart, verruca, plaque, blister, bulla, bleb, excrescence, shock, insufficiency, growth, dry gangrene, cold gangrene, mumification necrosis, mummification, gas gangrene, clostridial myonecrosis, emphysematous gangrene, emphysematous phlegmon, gangrenous emphysema, gas phlegmon, progressive emphysematous necrosis, irritation, amyloid, incubation • Hypernyms: medical science • Hyponyms: paleopathology, palaeopathology 2. any deviation from a healthy or normal condition • Derivationally related forms: pathological, pathologic, pathologist • Hypernyms: ill health, unhealthiness, health problem • Hyponyms: acidosis, alkalosis, ankylosis, anchylosis, arteriectasis, arteriectasia, arthropathy, asynergy, asynergia, asystole, cardiac arrest, cardiopulmonary arrest, diverticulosis, flux, fluorosis, gammopathy, glossolalia, angiopathy, aphagia, stenosis, stricture, atherogenesis, ascites, azymia, bacteremia, bacteriemia, bacteriaemia, sclerosis, induration, lipomatosis, lithiasis, cartilaginification, cyst, endometriosis, adenomyosis, adhesion, hemochromatosis, iron-storage disease, iron overload, bronzed diabetes, infarct, infarction, macrocytosis, fibrosis, malacia, mastopathy, mazopathy, neuropathy, myopathy, osteoporosis, priapism, demineralization, demineralisation, pyorrhea, pyorrhoea, uremia, uraemia, azotemia, azotaemia, azoturia, lesion, lymphadenopathy, gangrene, sphacelus, slough, hyperbilirubinemia, palilalia, reflux, otorrhea, rhinopathy, hydronephrosis, atelectasis, anoxemia, coprolalia, autoimmunity, dysfunction, disfunction, sarcoidosis, carotenemia, xanthemia, stasis, uropathy, varicosis, viremia, viraemia, volvulus

pathos Click to Search pathos
noun 1. a quality that arouses emotions (especially pity or sorrow) (Freq. 1) - example : the film captured all the pathos of their situation • Syn: poignancy • Derivationally related forms: poignant (for: poignancy) • Hypernyms: quality 2. a feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others - example : the blind are too often objects of pity • Syn: commiseration, pity, ruth • Derivationally related forms: pathetic, piteous (for: pity), pity (for: pity), commiserate (for: commiseration) • Hypernyms: sympathy, fellow feeling 3. a style that has the power to evoke feelings • Hypernyms: expressive style, style

pathway Click to Search pathway
noun 1. a bundle of myelinated nerve fibers following a path through the brain (Freq. 2) • Syn: nerve pathway, tract, nerve tract • Hypernyms: white matter, substantia alba • Hyponyms: optic radiation, radiatio optica, commissure, peduncle, cerebral peduncle 2. a trodden path (Freq. 1) • Syn: footpath • Hypernyms: path

patience Click to Search patience
noun 1. good-natured tolerance of delay or incompetence (Freq. 9) • Syn: forbearance, longanimity • Ant: impatience • Derivationally related forms: longanimous (for: longanimity), patient • Hypernyms: good nature 2. a card game played by one person • Syn: solitaire • Hypernyms: card game, cards • Hyponyms: canfield, klondike, Russian bank, crapette

patient Click to Search patient
I noun 1. a person who requires medical care (Freq. 73) - example : the number of emergency patients has grown rapidly • Hypernyms: case, sick person, diseased person, sufferer • Hyponyms: alexic, analysand, arthritic, hypertensive, hypochondriac, hypotensive, index case, inpatient, inmate, outpatient, vaccinee • Member Holonyms: doctor-patient relation, nurse-patient relation 2. the semantic role of an entity that is not the agent but is directly involved in or affected by the happening denoted by the verb in the clause • Syn: affected role, patient role • Hypernyms: semantic role, participant role II adjective enduring trying circumstances with even temper or characterized by such endurance (Freq. 3) - example : a patient smile - example : was patient with the children - example : an exact and patient scientist - example : please be patient • Ant: impatient • Similar to: diligent, persevering, enduring, long-suffering, forbearing, longanimous, tolerant, patient of, unhurried • See Also: tolerant, uncomplaining • Derivationally related forms: patience

patient of Click to Search patient of
adjective showing the capacity for endurance - example : injustice can make us tolerant and forgiving - example : a man patient of distractions • Syn: tolerant • Similar to: patient • Derivationally related forms: tolerate (for: tolerant)

patient role Click to Search patient role
noun the semantic role of an entity that is not the agent but is directly involved in or affected by the happening denoted by the verb in the clause • Syn: affected role, patient • Hypernyms: semantic role, participant role

patiently Click to Search patiently
adverb with patience; in a patient manner (Freq. 3) - example : he patiently played with the child • Ant: impatiently • Derived from adjective: patient

patina Click to Search patina
noun a fine coating of oxide on the surface of a metal (Freq. 1) • Derivationally related forms: patinate, patinize • Hypernyms: coating, coat • Hyponyms: verdigris

patinate Click to Search patinate
verb coat with a patina • Syn: patinize, patinise • Derivationally related forms: patina (for: patinize), patina • Hypernyms: coat, surface • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something

patinise Click to Search patinise
verb coat with a patina • Syn: patinate, patinize • Derivationally related forms: patina (for: patinize), patina (for: patinate) • Hypernyms: coat, surface • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something

patinize Click to Search patinize
verb coat with a patina • Syn: patinate, patinise • Derivationally related forms: patina, patina (for: patinate) • Hypernyms: coat, surface • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something

patio Click to Search patio
noun usually paved outdoor area adjoining a residence • Syn: terrace • Derivationally related forms: terrace (for: terrace) • Hypernyms: area • Hyponyms: suntrap, solar trap • Part Holonyms: garden

patisserie Click to Search patisserie
noun a bakery specializing in French pastry • Hypernyms: bakery, bakeshop, bakehouse

patka Click to Search patka
noun a scarf worn by Sikh men • Hypernyms: scarf

patness Click to Search patness
noun timely convenience • Syn: opportuneness, timeliness • Ant: inopportuneness (for: opportuneness) • Derivationally related forms: timely (for: timeliness), pat, opportune (for: opportuneness) • Hypernyms: convenience

patois Click to Search patois
noun 1. a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves) - example : they don't speak our lingo • Syn: slang, cant, jargon, lingo, argot, vernacular • Derivationally related forms: slangy (for: slang), slang (for: slang) • Members of this Usage Domain: square, straight, besotted, blind drunk, blotto, crocked, cockeyed, fuddled, loaded, pie-eyed, pissed, pixilated, plastered, slopped, sloshed, smashed, soaked, soused, sozzled, squiffy, stiff, tight, wet, can-do, freaky, uncool, butch, grotty, some, mean, bolshy, stroppy, pint-size, pint-sized, runty, sawed-off, sawn-off, slam-bang, clean, plumb, plum, drop-dead, bite, swiz, heist, rip-off, shakedown, power trip, fuck, fucking, screw, screwing, ass, nooky, nookie, piece of ass, piece of tail, roll in the hay, shag, shtup, cock sucking, blowjob, jacking off, jerking off, hand job, wank, dekko, square-bashing, bennie (for: slang), caff, cat (for: slang), deck, gat, rod, Mickey Finn, nick, schlock, shlock, dreck, cert, legs, stiff (for: slang), soup-strainer, toothbrush, arse, arsehole, asshole, bunghole, pot, potbelly, bay window, corporation, tummy, niff, pong, corker, stuff, stuff and nonsense, hooey, poppycock, baloney, boloney, bilgewater, bosh, drool, humbug, taradiddle, tarradiddle, tommyrot, tosh, twaddle, folderol, rubbish, tripe, trumpery, trash, wish-wash, applesauce, codswallop, skin flick, dibs, bunfight, bun-fight, burnup, nosh-up, hood, 'hood, paleface, white trash, poor white trash, whitey, honky, honkey, honkie, gook, slant-eye, Redskin, Injun, red man, kike, hymie, sheeny, yid, chink, Chinaman, wop, dago, ginzo, Guinea, greaseball, Jap, Nip, spic, spik, spick, Kraut, Krauthead, Boche, Jerry, Hun, airhead, baby, babe, sister, bad egg, boffin, dike, dyke, good egg, guvnor, old man, out-and-outer, schlockmeister, shlockmeister, squeeze, suit, tripper, baddie (for: slang), wog, juice, pile, bundle, big bucks, megabucks, big money, key, skinful, the shits, the trots, jitters, heebie-jeebies, screaming meemies, bitch, give, buy it, pip out, feel, hoof, chuck, ditch, bunk off, play hooky • Hypernyms: non-standard speech • Hyponyms: street name, rhyming slang 2. a regional dialect of a language (especially French); usually considered substandard • Usage Domain: French • Hypernyms: dialect, idiom, accent

Paton Click to Search Paton
noun South African writer (1903-1988) • Syn: Alan Paton, Alan Stewart Paton • Instance Hypernyms: writer, author

Patrai Click to Search Patrai
noun a port city in western Greece in the northwestern Peloponnese on an inlet of the Ionian Sea; was a major trade center from the 5th century BC to the 3rd century BC; commercial importance revived during the Middle Ages • Syn: Patras • Instance Hypernyms: city, metropolis, urban center, port

Patras Click to Search Patras
noun a port city in western Greece in the northwestern Peloponnese on an inlet of the Ionian Sea; was a major trade center from the 5th century BC to the 3rd century BC; commercial importance revived during the Middle Ages • Syn: Patrai • Instance Hypernyms: city, metropolis, urban center, port

patrial Click to Search patrial
noun a person who has the right to be considered legally a British citizen (by virtue of the birth of a parent or grandparent) • Regions: United Kingdom, UK, U.K., Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Great Britain • Hypernyms: Britisher, Briton, Brit

patriarch Click to Search patriarch
noun 1. title for the heads of the Eastern Orthodox Churches (in Istanbul and Alexandria and Moscow and Jerusalem) • Hypernyms: spiritual leader • Instance Hyponyms: Nestorius, Photius 2. the male head of family or tribe • Syn: paterfamilias • Derivationally related forms: patriarchal • Hypernyms: man, adult male, head of household 3. any of the early biblical characters regarded as fathers of the human race • Hypernyms: forefather, father, sire • Hyponyms: antediluvian, antediluvian patriarch, Jacob, Simeon • Instance Hyponyms: Abraham, Ibrahim, Benjamin, Isaac, Ishmael, Issachar, Joseph, Judah, Methuselah, Noah, Reuben 4. a man who is older and higher in rank than yourself • Derivationally related forms: patriarchal • Hypernyms: old man, greybeard, graybeard, Methuselah

patriarchal Click to Search patriarchal
adjective 1. characteristic of a form of social organization in which the male is the family head and title is traced through the male line (Freq. 1) • Ant: matriarchal • Similar to: patriarchic, patricentric • See Also: paternal • Derivationally related forms: patriarch, patriarchy 2. relating to or characteristic of a man who is older or higher in rank • Pertains to noun: patriarch • Derivationally related forms: patriarch

patriarchal cross Click to Search patriarchal cross
noun a cross with two crossbars • Hypernyms: Cross

patriarchate Click to Search patriarchate
noun 1. the jurisdiction of a patriarch • Hypernyms: jurisdiction 2. a form of social organization in which a male is the family head and title is traced through the male line • Syn: patriarchy • Derivationally related forms: patriarchic (for: patriarchy), patriarchal (for: patriarchy) • Hypernyms: social organization, social organisation, social structure, social system, structure

patriarchic Click to Search patriarchic
adjective (of societies) being ruled by or having descent traced through the male line • Similar to: patriarchal • Derivationally related forms: patriarchy

patriarchy Click to Search patriarchy
noun a form of social organization in which a male is the family head and title is traced through the male line • Syn: patriarchate • Derivationally related forms: patriarchic, patriarchal • Hypernyms: social organization, social organisation, social structure, social system, structure

patricentric Click to Search patricentric
adjective centered upon the father • Similar to: patriarchal

patrician Click to Search patrician
I noun 1. a person of refined upbringing and manners • Hypernyms: adult, grownup 2. a member of the aristocracy • Syn: aristocrat, blue blood • Derivationally related forms: aristocratical (for: aristocrat) • Hypernyms: leader • Hyponyms: baronet, Bart, brahman, brahmin, female aristocrat, Highness, male aristocrat, prince, princess, raja, rajah, rani, ranee • Member Holonyms: nobility, aristocracy II adjective 1. befitting a person of noble origin - example : a patrician nose • Similar to: refined 2. belonging to or characteristic of the nobility or aristocracy - example : an aristocratic family - example : aristocratic Bostonians - example : aristocratic government - example : a blue family - example : blue blood - example : the blue-blooded aristocracy - example : of gentle blood - example : patrician landholders of the American South - example : aristocratic bearing - example : aristocratic features - example : patrician tastes • Syn: aristocratic, aristocratical, blue, blue-blooded, gentle • Similar to: noble • Derivationally related forms: gentility (for: gentle), aristocrat (for: aristocratical), aristocracy (for: aristocratic)

patricide Click to Search patricide
noun 1. a person who murders their father • Hypernyms: parricide 2. the murder of your father • Hypernyms: parricide

Patrick Click to Search Patrick
noun Apostle and patron saint of Ireland; an English missionary to Ireland in the 5th century • Syn: Saint Patrick, St. Patrick • Instance Hypernyms: Apostle, Apostelic Father, patron saint

Patrick Henry Click to Search Patrick Henry
noun a leader of the American Revolution and a famous orator who spoke out against British rule of the American colonies (1736-1799) • Syn: Henry • Instance Hypernyms: American Revolutionary leader, orator, speechmaker, rhetorician, public speaker, speechifier

Patrick Victor Martindale White Click to Search Patrick Victor Martindale White
noun Australian writer (1912-1990) • Syn: White, Patrick White • Instance Hypernyms: writer, author

Patrick White Click to Search Patrick White
noun Australian writer (1912-1990) • Syn: White, Patrick Victor Martindale White • Instance Hypernyms: writer, author

patrikin Click to Search patrikin
noun one related on the father's side • Syn: agnate, patrilineal kin, patrisib, patrilineal sib • Derivationally related forms: agnate (for: agnate), agnatic (for: agnate) • Hypernyms: relative, relation

patrilineage Click to Search patrilineage
noun line of descent traced through the paternal side of the family • Syn: agnation • Hypernyms: unilateral descent

patrilineal Click to Search patrilineal
adjective based on or tracing descent through the male line - example : a patrilineal society • Syn: patrilinear • Similar to: lineal, direct

patrilineal kin Click to Search patrilineal kin
noun one related on the father's side • Syn: agnate, patrikin, patrisib, patrilineal sib • Derivationally related forms: agnate (for: agnate), agnatic (for: agnate) • Hypernyms: relative, relation

patrilineal sib Click to Search patrilineal sib
noun one related on the father's side • Syn: agnate, patrikin, patrilineal kin, patrisib • Derivationally related forms: agnate (for: agnate), agnatic (for: agnate) • Hypernyms: relative, relation

patrilineally Click to Search patrilineally
adverb by descent through the male line • Derived from adjective: patrilineal

patrilinear Click to Search patrilinear
adjective based on or tracing descent through the male line - example : a patrilineal society • Syn: patrilineal • Similar to: lineal, direct

patrimonial Click to Search patrimonial
adjective inherited or inheritable by established rules (usually legal rules) of descent - example : ancestral home - example : ancestral lore - example : hereditary monarchy - example : patrimonial estate - example : transmissible tradition • Syn: ancestral, hereditary, transmissible • Similar to: inheritable, heritable • Derivationally related forms: patrimony, ancestor (for: ancestral) • Topics: law, jurisprudence

patrimony Click to Search patrimony
noun 1. a church endowment • Hypernyms: endowment, endowment fund 2. an inheritance coming by right of birth (especially by primogeniture) • Syn: birthright • Derivationally related forms: patrimonial • Hypernyms: inheritance, heritage

patriot Click to Search patriot
noun one who loves and defends his or her country (Freq. 2) • Syn: nationalist • Derivationally related forms: nationalist (for: nationalist), nationalism (for: nationalist) • Hypernyms: national, subject • Hyponyms: chauvinist, jingoist, jingo, flag-waver, hundred-percenter, patrioteer • Instance Hyponyms: Garibaldi, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Gonne, Maud Gonne, Kosciusko, Thaddeus Kosciusko, Kosciuszko, Tadeusz Andrzej Bonawentura Kosciuszko, Mazzini, Giuseppe Mazzini

patrioteer Click to Search patrioteer
noun an extreme bellicose nationalist • Syn: chauvinist, jingoist, jingo, flag-waver, hundred-percenter • Derivationally related forms: jingoism (for: jingoist), chauvinistic (for: chauvinist), chauvinism (for: chauvinist) • Hypernyms: patriot, nationalist

patriotic Click to Search patriotic
adjective inspired by love for your country (Freq. 4) • Syn: loyal • Ant: unpatriotic • Similar to: chauvinistic, flag-waving, jingoistic, nationalistic, ultranationalistic, superpatriotic • See Also: loyal • Derivationally related forms: patriotism

patriotically Click to Search patriotically
adverb in a patriotic manner - example : patriotically, he buys only U.S.-made products • Ant: unpatriotically • Derived from adjective: patriotic

patriotism Click to Search patriotism
noun love of country and willingness to sacrifice for it (Freq. 3) - example : they rode the same wave of popular patriotism - example : British nationalism was in the air and patriotic sentiments ran high • Syn: nationalism • Derivationally related forms: nationalistic (for: nationalism), nationalist (for: nationalism), patriotic • Hypernyms: loyalty, trueness • Hyponyms: Americanism, chauvinism, jingoism, superpatriotism, ultranationalism

Patriot's Day Click to Search Patriot's Day
noun the 3rd Monday in April; Massachusetts and Maine celebrate the battle of Lexington and Concord in 1775 • Hypernyms: day • Part Holonyms: April, Apr

patrisib Click to Search patrisib
noun one related on the father's side • Syn: agnate, patrikin, patrilineal kin, patrilineal sib • Derivationally related forms: agnate (for: agnate), agnatic (for: agnate) • Hypernyms: relative, relation

patristic Click to Search patristic
adjective of or relating to the writings of the early church fathers (Freq. 2) • Syn: patristical • Pertains to noun: Church Father (for: patristical), Church Father • Derivationally related forms: patristics (for: patristical), patristics

patristical Click to Search patristical
adjective of or relating to the writings of the early church fathers • Syn: patristic • Pertains to noun: Church Father, Church Father (for: patristic) • Derivationally related forms: patristics, patristics (for: patristic)

patristics Click to Search patristics
noun 1. the writings of the early Church Fathers • Syn: patrology • Derivationally related forms: patristic, patristical • Hypernyms: writing 2. the study of the lives, writings, and doctrines of the Church Fathers • Syn: patrology • Derivationally related forms: patristic • Hypernyms: Christian theology

Patroclus Click to Search Patroclus
noun (Greek mythology) a friend of Achilles who was killed in the Trojan War; his death led Achilles to return to the fight after his quarrel with Agamemnon • Topics: Greek mythology • Instance Hypernyms: mythical being

patrol Click to Search patrol
I noun 1. a detachment used for security or reconnaissance (Freq. 10) • Hypernyms: detachment 2. the activity of going around or through an area at regular intervals for security purposes (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: protection • Hyponyms: airborne patrol, round-the-clock patrol 3. a group that goes through a region at regular intervals for the purpose of security • Hypernyms: force, personnel • Hyponyms: border patrol, harbor patrol • Member Meronyms: patroller II verb maintain the security of by carrying out a patrol (Freq. 5) • Syn: police • Derivationally related forms: police (for: police), patroller • Hypernyms: guard • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : The men patrol the area for animals - example : The men patrol for animals in the area

patrol boat Click to Search patrol boat
noun a vessel assigned to patrol an area • Syn: patrol ship • Hypernyms: vessel, watercraft

patrol car Click to Search patrol car
noun a car in which policemen cruise the streets; equipped with radiotelephonic communications to headquarters • Syn: cruiser, police cruiser, police car, prowl car, squad car • Derivationally related forms: cruise (for: cruiser) • Hypernyms: car, auto, automobile, machine, motorcar • Hyponyms: panda car

patrol ship Click to Search patrol ship
noun a vessel assigned to patrol an area • Syn: patrol boat • Hypernyms: vessel, watercraft

patrol wagon Click to Search patrol wagon
noun van used by police to transport prisoners • Syn: police van, police wagon, paddy wagon, wagon, black Maria • Hypernyms: van

patroller Click to Search patroller
noun someone on patrol duty; an individual or a member of a group that patrols an area (Freq. 1) • Derivationally related forms: patrol • Hypernyms: watchman, watcher, security guard • Member Holonyms: patrol

patrolman Click to Search patrolman
noun a policeman who patrols a given region (Freq. 3) • Syn: flatfoot • Hypernyms: lawman, law officer, peace officer

patrology Click to Search patrology
noun 1. the writings of the early Church Fathers • Syn: patristics • Derivationally related forms: patristic (for: patristics), patristical (for: patristics) • Hypernyms: writing 2. the study of the lives, writings, and doctrines of the Church Fathers • Syn: patristics • Derivationally related forms: patristic (for: patristics) • Hypernyms: Christian theology

patron Click to Search patron
noun 1. a regular customer (Freq. 4) • Syn: frequenter • Derivationally related forms: frequent (for: frequenter), patronize, patronise • Hypernyms: customer, client • Hyponyms: operagoer, regular, habitue, fixture 2. the proprietor of an inn • Regions: France, French Republic • Hypernyms: owner, proprietor • Hyponyms: host, innkeeper, boniface 3. someone who supports or champions something • Syn: sponsor, supporter • Derivationally related forms: support (for: supporter), sponsorship (for: sponsor), sponsor (for: sponsor), patronize, patronise • Hypernyms: benefactor, helper • Hyponyms: angel, backer, godfather, godparent, guarantor, surety, warrantor, warranter, patroness, patronne, tower of strength, pillar of strength

patron saint Click to Search patron saint
noun a saint who is considered to be a defender of some group or nation (Freq. 2) • Hypernyms: defender, guardian, protector, shielder, saint • Instance Hyponyms: Santa Claus, Santa, Kriss Kringle, Father Christmas, Saint Nicholas, Saint Nick, St. Nick, Christopher, Saint Christopher, St. Christopher, Crispin, Saint Crispin, St. Crispin, David, Saint David, St. David, George, Saint George, St. George, Patrick, Saint Patrick, St. Patrick

patronage Click to Search patronage
I noun 1. the act of providing approval and support (Freq. 3) - example : his vigorous backing of the conservatives got him in trouble with progressives • Syn: backing, backup, championship • Derivationally related forms: back up (for: backup), back (for: backing) • Hypernyms: blessing, approval, approving 2. customers collectively - example : they have an upper class clientele • Syn: clientele, business • Hypernyms: people 3. a communication that indicates lack of respect by patronizing the recipient • Syn: condescension, disdain • Derivationally related forms: condescend (for: condescension) • Hypernyms: disparagement, depreciation, derogation 4. (politics) granting favors or giving contracts or making appointments to office in return for political support • Topics: politics, political science, government • Hypernyms: social control • Hyponyms: nomenklatura 5. the business given to a commercial establishment by its customers - example : even before noon there was a considerable patronage • Syn: trade • Hypernyms: business • Hyponyms: custom II verb 1. support by being a patron of • Hypernyms: sustain, keep, maintain • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Something ----s somebody - example : Something ----s something 2. be a regular customer or client of - example : We patronize this store - example : Our sponsor kept our art studio going for as long as he could • Syn: patronize, patronise, support, keep going • Derivationally related forms: supporter (for: support), patron (for: patronise), patron (for: patronize) • Hypernyms: foster, nurture • Verb Group: run on, keep going • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody

patroness Click to Search patroness
noun a woman who is a patron or the wife of a patron • Syn: patronne • Hypernyms: patron, sponsor, supporter

patronise Click to Search patronise
verb 1. assume sponsorship of • Syn: sponsor, patronize • Derivationally related forms: patron, patron (for: patronize), sponsor (for: sponsor) • Hypernyms: support • Hyponyms: cosponsor • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody 2. be a regular customer or client of - example : We patronize this store - example : Our sponsor kept our art studio going for as long as he could • Syn: patronize, patronage, support, keep going • Derivationally related forms: supporter (for: support), patronage (for: patronage), patron, patron (for: patronize) • Hypernyms: foster, nurture • Verb Group: run on, keep going • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody 3. treat condescendingly • Syn: patronize, condescend • Derivationally related forms: condescension (for: condescend) • Hypernyms: interact • Hyponyms: stoop to • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Somebody ----s PP (for: condescend) 4. do one's shopping at; do business with; be a customer or client of • Syn: patronize, shop, shop at, buy at, frequent, sponsor • Ant: boycott, boycott (for: patronize) • Derivationally related forms: frequent (for: frequent), frequenter (for: frequent), shop (for: shop), shopper (for: shop), patron, patron (for: patronize) • Hypernyms: support, back up • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody

patronised Click to Search patronised
adjective having patronage or clients - example : street full of flourishing well-patronized shops • Syn: patronized • Ant: unpatronized (for: patronized)

patronising Click to Search patronising
adjective (used of behavior or attitude) characteristic of those who treat others with condescension • Syn: arch, condescending, patronizing • Similar to: superior • Derivationally related forms: condescendingness (for: condescending)

patronisingly Click to Search patronisingly
adverb with condescension; in a patronizing manner - example : he treats his secretary condescendingly • Syn: condescendingly, patronizingly • Derived from adjective: patronising, patronizing (for: patronizingly), condescending (for: condescendingly)

patronize Click to Search patronize
verb 1. assume sponsorship of (Freq. 2) • Syn: sponsor, patronise • Derivationally related forms: patron (for: patronise), patron, sponsor (for: sponsor) • Hypernyms: support • Hyponyms: cosponsor • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Sam and Sue patronize the movie 2. treat condescendingly (Freq. 1) • Syn: patronise, condescend • Derivationally related forms: condescension (for: condescend) • Hypernyms: interact • Hyponyms: stoop to • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Somebody ----s PP (for: condescend) 3. do one's shopping at; do business with; be a customer or client of (Freq. 1) • Syn: patronise, shop, shop at, buy at, frequent, sponsor • Ant: boycott (for: patronise), boycott • Derivationally related forms: frequent (for: frequent), frequenter (for: frequent), shop (for: shop), shopper (for: shop), patron (for: patronise), patron • Hypernyms: support, back up • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody 4. be a regular customer or client of - example : We patronize this store - example : Our sponsor kept our art studio going for as long as he could • Syn: patronise, patronage, support, keep going • Derivationally related forms: supporter (for: support), patronage (for: patronage), patron (for: patronise), patron • Hypernyms: foster, nurture • Verb Group: run on, keep going • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody

patronized Click to Search patronized
adjective having patronage or clients - example : street full of flourishing well-patronized shops • Syn: patronised • Ant: unpatronized

patronizing Click to Search patronizing
adjective (used of behavior or attitude) characteristic of those who treat others with condescension (Freq. 2) • Syn: arch, condescending, patronising • Similar to: superior • Derivationally related forms: condescendingness (for: condescending)

patronizingly Click to Search patronizingly
adverb with condescension; in a patronizing manner - example : he treats his secretary condescendingly • Syn: condescendingly, patronisingly • Derived from adjective: patronising (for: patronisingly), patronizing, condescending (for: condescendingly)

patronless Click to Search patronless
adjective having little patronage or few clients - example : a restaurant unpatronized by the elite • Syn: unpatronized, unpatronised • Ant: patronized (for: unpatronized) • Similar to: briefless

patronne Click to Search patronne
noun a woman who is a patron or the wife of a patron (Freq. 4) • Syn: patroness • Hypernyms: patron, sponsor, supporter

patronym Click to Search patronym
noun a family name derived from name of your father or a paternal ancestor (especially with an affix (such as -son in English or O'- in Irish) added to the name of your father or a paternal ancestor) • Syn: patronymic • Derivationally related forms: patronymic, patronymic (for: patronymic) • Regions: Ireland, Hibernia, Emerald Isle • Hypernyms: name

patronymic Click to Search patronymic
I noun a family name derived from name of your father or a paternal ancestor (especially with an affix (such as -son in English or O'- in Irish) added to the name of your father or a paternal ancestor) • Syn: patronym • Derivationally related forms: patronymic (for: patronym) • Regions: Ireland, Hibernia, Emerald Isle • Hypernyms: name II adjective of or derived from a personal or family name • Derivationally related forms: patronym

patsy Click to Search patsy
noun a person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of • Syn: chump, fool, gull, mark, fall guy, sucker, soft touch, mug • Derivationally related forms: suck (for: sucker), gull (for: gull), fool (for: fool) • Hypernyms: victim, dupe

patten Click to Search patten
noun footwear usually with wooden soles • Syn: clog, geta, sabot • Hypernyms: footwear, footgear

patter Click to Search patter
I noun 1. plausible glib talk (especially useful to a salesperson) (Freq. 2) • Syn: spiel, line of gab • Derivationally related forms: spiel (for: spiel) • Hypernyms: channel, communication channel, line 2. a quick succession of light rapid sounds - example : the patter of mice - example : the patter of tiny feet • Hypernyms: sound II verb 1. rain gently - example : It has only sprinkled, but the roads are slick • Syn: sprinkle, spit, spatter, pitter-patter • Derivationally related forms: sprinkle (for: sprinkle), sprinkling (for: sprinkle) • Hypernyms: rain, rain down • Verb Frames: - example : It is ----ing 2. make light, rapid and repeated sounds - example : gently pattering rain • Syn: pitter-patter • Derivationally related forms: pitter-patter (for: pitter-patter) • Hypernyms: sound, go • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s - example : Somebody ----s PP

pattern Click to Search pattern
I noun 1. a perceptual structure (Freq. 28) - example : the composition presents problems for students of musical form - example : a visual pattern must include not only objects but the spaces between them • Syn: form, shape • Derivationally related forms: shape (for: shape), form (for: form) • Hypernyms: structure • Hyponyms: fractal, gestalt, grid, kaleidoscope, mosaic, strand • Part Holonyms: percept, perception, perceptual experience 2. a customary way of operation or behavior (Freq. 22) - example : it is their practice to give annual raises - example : they changed their dietary pattern • Syn: practice • Derivationally related forms: practical (for: practice), practice (for: practice) • Hypernyms: activity • Hyponyms: biologism, cooperation, featherbedding, formalism, one-upmanship, pluralism, symbolism, symbolization, symbolisation, modernism, occult, occult arts, ornamentalism, cannibalism, careerism, custom, usage, usance, habitude, fashion, lobbyism, slavery, slaveholding, peonage, unwritten law, lynch law, mistreatment, nonconformism, calisthenics, callisthenics, popery, papism, quotation, ritual, ritualism, nudism, naturism, systematism, transvestism, transvestitism, cross dressing 3. a decorative or artistic work (Freq. 9) - example : the coach had a design on the doors • Syn: design, figure • Derivationally related forms: design (for: design) • Hypernyms: decoration, ornament, ornamentation • Hyponyms: argyle, argyll, bear claw, damascene, decal, decalcomania, device, emblem, herringbone, herringbone pattern, linocut, mandala, mihrab, motif, motive, polka dot, pyrograph, screen saver, sunburst, tattoo, tetraskelion, tetraskele, triskelion, triskele, weave, marking 4. something regarded as a normative example (Freq. 8) - example : the convention of not naming the main character - example : violence is the rule not the exception - example : his formula for impressing visitors • Syn: convention, normal, rule, formula • Derivationally related forms: formularize (for: formula) • Hypernyms: practice • Hyponyms: mores, code of conduct, code of behavior, universal 5. a model considered worthy of imitation (Freq. 1) - example : the American constitution has provided a pattern for many republics • Hypernyms: exemplar, example, model, good example 6. something intended as a guide for making something else (Freq. 1) - example : a blueprint for a house - example : a pattern for a skirt • Syn: blueprint, design • Derivationally related forms: blueprint (for: blueprint) • Hypernyms: plan, program, programme 7. the path that is prescribed for an airplane that is preparing to land at an airport - example : the traffic patterns around O'Hare are very crowded - example : they stayed in the pattern until the fog lifted • Syn: traffic pattern, approach pattern • Hypernyms: path, route, itinerary • Part Meronyms: approach path, approach, glide path, glide slope 8. graphical representation (in polar or Cartesian coordinates) of the spatial distribution of radiation from an antenna as a function of angle • Syn: radiation pattern, radiation diagram • Hypernyms: graph, graphical record • Part Meronyms: lobe II verb 1. plan or create according to a model or models (Freq. 4) • Syn: model • Derivationally related forms: model (for: model), modeller (for: model), modeler (for: model) • Hypernyms: imitate, copy, simulate • Hyponyms: scale, sovietize, sovietise • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something PP 2. form a pattern - example : These sentences pattern like the ones we studied before • Hypernyms: match, fit, correspond, check, jibe, gibe, tally, agree • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s - example : Something is ----ing PP

pattern-bomb Click to Search pattern-bomb
verb bomb in certain patterns • Hypernyms: bombard, bomb • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something

patterned Click to Search patterned
adjective having patterns (especially colorful patterns) • Ant: plain • Similar to: banded, black-and-tan, black-barred, black-marked, blotched, blotchy, splotched, brindled, brindle, brinded, tabby, brown-speckled, brownish-speckled, brown-striped, brownish-striped, burled, checked, checkered, chequered, cross-banded, dappled, mottled, dark-spotted, dotted, flecked, specked, speckled, stippled, figured, floral, flowered, freckled, lentiginous, lentiginose, laced, marbled, marbleized, marbleised, maroon-spotted, moire, watered, patched, spotty, spotted, pointillist, pointillistic, pinstriped, purple-veined, purple-spotted, red-striped, reddish-striped, red-streaked, ringed, slashed, sprigged, streaked, streaky, striped, stripy, tessellated, tiger-striped, veined, venose, veinlike, violet-streaked, white-blotched, white-ribbed, white-streaked, yellow-banded, yellow-marked, yellow-spotted, yellow-striped

patterned advance Click to Search patterned advance
noun a series with a definite pattern of advance • Syn: progression • Hypernyms: series • Hyponyms: arithmetic progression, geometric progression, harmonic progression

patternmaker Click to Search patternmaker
noun someone who makes patterns (as for sewing or carpentry or metalworking) • Hypernyms: maker, shaper

patty Click to Search patty
noun 1. small flat mass of chopped food • Syn: cake • Hypernyms: dish • Hyponyms: fish cake, fish ball 2. small pie or pasty • Hypernyms: pie 3. round flat candy • Hypernyms: candy, confect • Hyponyms: peppermint patty

patty shell Click to Search patty shell
noun shell of puff paste • Syn: bouchee • Hypernyms: pastry

patty-pan Click to Search patty-pan
noun a pan for cooking patties or pasties • Hypernyms: pan, cooking pan

pattypan squash Click to Search pattypan squash
noun 1. squash plant having flattened round fruit with a scalloped edge; usually greenish white • Syn: cymling • Hypernyms: summer squash, summer squash vine, Cucurbita pepo melopepo 2. round greenish-white squash having one face flattened with a scalloped edge • Hypernyms: summer squash • Part Holonyms: cymling

Patwin Click to Search Patwin
noun 1. a member of the North American Indian people living in the Sacramento valley in California • Hypernyms: Penutian 2. a Copehan language spoken by the Patwin • Hypernyms: Copehan

patzer Click to Search patzer
noun a poor chess player • Hypernyms: chess player

stand pat Click to Search stand pat
verb refuse to abandon one's opinion or belief • Syn: stand firm, hold firm, stand fast • Hypernyms: insist, take a firm stand • Hyponyms: hunker down • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s on something

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