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intransitive verb* * *[ti:m]2) (to rain heavily: The rain was teeming down.) gießen* * *[ti:m]vi1. impersit's \teeming [with rain] es gießt [in Strömen] fam2. (be full)* * *[tiːm]vi1) (with people, insects etc) wimmeln (with von); (with mistakes, information etc) strotzen (with vor)his mind was teeming with ideas — in seinem Kopf wimmelte es nur so von Ideen
2)he watched the rain teeming down — er sah zu, wie der Regen vom Himmel strömte
* * *teem1 [tiːm]A v/i1. wimmeln ( with von):the roads are teeming with people auf den Straßen wimmelt es von Menschen;this page teems with mistakes diese Seite strotzt von Fehlern2. ZOOL obsa) trächtig sein oder werdenb) werfenB v/t ZOOL obs Junge werfenteem2 [tiːm]A v/t1. ausleeren2. TECHb) eine Form mit geschmolzenem Metall vollgießenB v/i the rain is teeming down, it is teeming (with rain) es regnet in Strömen* * *intransitive verb* * *v.wimmeln v.
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