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nounMelkerin, die* * ** * *ˈmilk·maid* * ** * *nounMelkerin, die* * *n.Milchmädchen n. -
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'milk·maid n (dated)Milchmädchen nt -
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1. nounMilch, die2. transitive verb* * *[milk] 1. noun(a white liquid produced by female mammals as food for their young: The commonest source of milk is the cow.) die Milch2. verb(to obtain milk from: The farmer milks his cows each day.) melken- academic.ru/46900/milky">milky- milkiness
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- milkman
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- the Milky Way* * *[mɪlk]goat's/sheep's/cow's \milk Ziegen-/Schafs-/Kuhmilch fto be in \milk Milch absondernlong-life \milk haltbare [o SCHWEIZ uperisierte] Milch, H-Milch f, UP-Milch f SCHWEIZ, Haltbarmilch f ÖSTERRsemi-skimmed/skimmed \milk teilentrahmte/entrahmte Milch3.▶ the land of \milk and honey das Land, wo Milch und Honig fließtIII. vt1. (get milk)to \milk a cow/goat/sheep eine Kuh/Ziege/ein Schaf melkenthe press \milked them dry of all the information they could give die Presseleute zogen ihnen alle Informationen aus der Nase, die sie nur geben konntento \milk a story JOURN eine Story ausschlachten* * *[mɪlk]1. nMilch fthe land of or flowing with milk and honey — das Land, wo Milch und Honig fließt
she was not exactly flowing over with the milk of human kindness — sie strömte nicht gerade über vor Freundlichkeit
melkenit's or there's no use crying over spilled milk (prov) — was passiert ist, ist passiert
the little old lady was milked dry by some heartless swindler — die alte Frau wurde von einem gewissenlosen Betrüger nach Strich und Faden ausgenommen (inf)
3. viMilch geben, milchen (dial)* * *milk [mılk]A s1. Milch f:cow in milk frisch milchende Kuh;milk of human kindness Milch der frommen Denkungsart;it is no use crying over spilt milk geschehen ist geschehen;come home with the milk Br hum sehr früh nach Hause kommen2. BOT (Pflanzen)Milch f, Milchsaft mmilk of magnesia PHARM Magnesiummilch;4. ZOOL Austernlaich mB v/t1. eine Kuh etc melken:milk the pigeon umg das Unmögliche versuchen2. figmilk sb of information Informationen aus jemandem herausholenc) das Letzte aus einem Unternehmen etc herausholen:milk a joke einen Witz totreitenC v/i1. melken2. Milch geben* * *1. nounMilch, die2. transitive verbit's no use crying over spilt milk — (prov.) [was] passiert ist[, ist] passiert
* * *n.Milch nur sing. f. v.melken v.(§ p.,pp.: molk (melkte), gemolden (gemelkt)) -
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(DE) Milchmädchen {s}; Sennerin {e}; Sennerinnen {pl}; (EN) dairymaid; milkmaid -
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