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1 litter
1. noun1) (rubbish) Abfall, der; Abfälle2) (for animals) Streu, die3) (young) Wurf, der2. transitive verbpapers were littered about the room — im Zimmer lagen überall Zeitungen herum
* * *['litə(r)] 1. noun1) (an untidy mess of paper, rubbish etc: Put your litter in that bin.) der Abfall2) (a heap of straw etc for animals to lie on etc.) die Streu3) (a number of animals born to the same mother at the same time: a litter of kittens.) der Wurf2. verb(to cover (the ground etc) with scattered objects: Papers littered the table.) verstreut herumliegen* * *lit·ter[ˈlɪtəʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]I. na \litter of kittens ein Wurf kleiner KätzchenMartha's cat's just had a \litter of four kittens Marthas Katze hat gerade vier Junge geworfencat \litter Katzenstreu fII. vt1. (make untidy)▪ to \litter sth:dirty clothes \littered the floor dreckige Wäsche lag über den Boden verstreutthe beaches were positively \littered with tourists die Strände waren regelrecht mit Touristen überfüllt* * *['lɪtə(r)]1. n1) Abfälle pl; (= papers, wrappings) Papier ntthe park was strewn with litter — der Park war mit Papier und Abfällen übersät
a litter of books — ein Haufen m Bücher
3) (= vehicle) Sänfte f; (MED) Tragbahre f, Trage f2. vt1)to litter a room with papers — Papier(e) im Zimmer verstreuen
2) (= give birth to) werfen3. vi1) (= have young) werfen2) (esp US) Abfall wegwerfen* * *litter [ˈlıtə(r)]A s1. a) Trage fb) Sänfte f2. Streu f (für Tiere), (auch für Pflanzen) Stroh n3. AGR Stallmist m4. herumliegende Sachen pl, besonders (herumliegender) Abfall5. Wust m, Durcheinander n, Unordnung f7. ZOOL Wurf m:a litter of pigs ein Wurf FerkelB v/ta) Streu legen für, den Pferden etc einstreuen,b) den Stall, den Boden einstreuen2. Pflanzen mit Stroh abdecken3. a) Abfall etc herumliegen lassen in (dat) oder auf (dat), werfen auf (akk)rubbish was littering the park überall im Park lag Abfall herumC v/i2. ZOOL (Junge) werfen* * *1. noun1) (rubbish) Abfall, der; Abfälle2) (for animals) Streu, die3) (young) Wurf, der2. transitive verb* * *(animals) n.Wurf ¨-e m. n.Abfall -¨e m.
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farrow — far·row || færəʊ n. litter of pigs v. give birth to a litter of pigs adj. not pregnant, not with calf (about a cow) … English contemporary dictionary
farrowed — far·row || færəʊ n. litter of pigs v. give birth to a litter of pigs adj. not pregnant, not with calf (about a cow) … English contemporary dictionary
farrowing — far·row || færəʊ n. litter of pigs v. give birth to a litter of pigs adj. not pregnant, not with calf (about a cow) … English contemporary dictionary
farrows — far·row || færəʊ n. litter of pigs v. give birth to a litter of pigs adj. not pregnant, not with calf (about a cow) … English contemporary dictionary
farrow — I far•row [[t]ˈfær oʊ[/t]] n. 1) ahb. a litter of pigs 2) ahb. (of swine) to bring forth (young) 3) ahb. to produce a litter of pigs • Etymology: bef. 900; ME farwen (v.), der. of OE fearh pig, c. OHG farah, L porcus II far•row [[t]ˈfær oʊ[/t]]… … From formal English to slang