Nasen-

Na|sen-:

Na|sen|af|fe

m → proboscis monkey

Na|sen|at|mung

f → breathing through the nose

Na|sen|bär

m → coati

Na|sen|bein

nt → nose bone, nasal bone

Na|sen|blu|ten

nt <-s>, no pl Nasen- haben → to have a nosebleed; häufiges Nasen- → frequent nosebleeds; ich habe Nasen- → my nose is bleeding, I have a nosebleed

Na|sen|flü|gel

m → side of the nose; seine Nasen- fingen an zu zittern → his nose or nostrils began to twitch

Na|sen|höh|le

f → nasal cavity

na|sen|lang

adv = naselang

Na|sen|län|ge

f (fig) mit einer or um eine Nasen- gewinnen → to win by a nose; jdm eine Nasen- voraus sein → to be a hair’s breadth ahead of sb

Na|sen|loch

nt → nostril; verliebte Nasenlöcher machen (hum) → to make eyes

Na|sen|ring

m → (nose) ring

Na|sen|rü|cken

m → bridge of the nose

Na|sen|schei|de|wand

f → nasal septum (spec)

Na|sen|schleim

m → nasal mucus

Na|sen|schleim|haut

f → mucous membrane (of the nose)

Na|sen|schmuck

m → nose ornament (→ s pl)

Na|sen|spit|ze

f → tip of the/sb’s nose; ich seh es dir an der Nasen- an → I can tell by your face, I can see it written all over your face

Na|sen|spray

m or nt → nasal or nose spray

Na|sen|stü|ber

m <-s, -> → bump on the nose; jdm einen Nasen- versetzen (lit) → to bash sb on the nose (inf); (fig) → to tick (Brit) → or tell sb off

Na|sen|trop|fen

pl → nose drops pl

Na|sen|was|ser

nt ein Nasen- (inf: = so gut wie nichts) → next to nothing

Na|sen|wur|zel

f → bridge (of the nose)