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1. noun1) (of fruit) Fruchtfleisch, das2) (soft mass) Brei, der2. transitive verbbeat somebody to a pulp — jemanden zu Brei schlagen (salopp)
zerdrücken, zerstampfen [Rübe]; einstampfen [Druckerzeugnis]* * *1. noun1) (the soft, fleshy part of a fruit.) das Fruchtfleisch2) (a soft mass of other matter, eg of wood etc from which paper is made: wood-pulp.) der Zellstoff2. verb(to make into pulp: The fruit was pulped and bottled.) in Brei verwandeln- academic.ru/58997/pulpy">pulpy* * *[pʌlp]I. nto mash sth to a \pulp etw zu Brei kneten [o ÖSTERR einem Brei verrühren]to reduce sb to [a] \pulp ( fig) jdn einschüchtern\pulp fiction [or literature] Schundliteratur f\pulp magazine Groschenheft nt\pulp novel Schundroman m2. (in paper-making) Papier-\pulp mill Papiermühle fIII. vt▪ to \pulp sth2. (destroy printed matter) etw einstampfen* * *[pʌlp]1. n1) (= soft mass, paper pulp, wood pulp) Brei mto reduce sth to pulp — etw in Brei auflösen; wood etc (for paper) etw zu einem Brei verarbeiten
to beat sb to a pulp (inf) — jdn zu Brei schlagen (inf), Matsch aus jdm machen (sl)
2) (of plant stem) Mark nt; (of fruit, vegetable) Fruchtfleisch nt; (of tooth) Zahnmark nt, Pulpa f (spec)3) (pej) Schundmagazin nt2. vtfruit, vegetables zerdrücken; paper, book einstampfen; wood zu Brei verarbeiten* * *pulp [pʌlp]A s1. Fruchtfleisch n:2. BOT Stängelmark n3. weicher oder fleischiger Teil5. Brei m, breiige Masse:boil sth to a pulp etwas zerkochen;a) → B 1,be reduced to a pulp fig völlig am Boden zerstört seina) Pulpe f, Papierbrei m, besonders Ganzzeug nb) Zellstoff m:pulp factory Holzschleiferei f7. Bergbau:a) Schlich n, Wascherz nb) Scheide-, Guterz n (trocken aufbereitetes, zerkleinertes Erz)8. Maische f, Schnitzel pl (Zucker)pulp (novel) Schund-, Groschenroman m;pulp literature Schundliteratur fB v/t1. in Brei verwandeln2. Druckerzeugnisse einstampfen3. Früchte entfleischenC v/i breiig werden* * *1. noun1) (of fruit) Fruchtfleisch, das2) (soft mass) Brei, der2. transitive verbbeat somebody to a pulp — jemanden zu Brei schlagen (salopp)
zerdrücken, zerstampfen [Rübe]; einstampfen [Druckerzeugnis]* * *(of a tooth) n.Zahnmark n. (fruit) n.Fruchtfleisch n. n.Brei -e m.Fruchtmark n.Mark nur sing. n.Quatsch m.Zellstoff (Biologie) m.breiige Masse f. v.einstampfen v.entfleischen v.zermalmen v.zu Brei machen ausdr. -
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<tech.gen> (any soft, moist cohering substance) ■ Brei m< pap> ■ Papiermasse f -
4 mush
noun* * *(something soft and wet: The potatoes have turned to mush after being boiled for so long.) der Brei- academic.ru/48673/mushy">mushy* * *[mʌʃ]to turn to \mush zu Brei [o breiig] werdenI panicked and my brain turned to \mush ( fig) ich geriet in Panik und konnte einfach nicht mehr vernünftig denken▪ to be \mush schnulzig seinthat film was just romantic \mush der Film war so eine richtige Schnulze* * *I [mʌʃ]nII [mʊʃ]he always sings such mush — er singt immer solche Schnulzen
n (Brit inf)2)* * *mush1 [mʌʃ] s1. weiche Masse, Brei m2. US Maismehlbrei m3. umga) Gefühlsduselei fb) sentimentales ‚Zeug4. RADIO Knistergeräusch n:5. Br sl Visage fmush2 [mʌʃ] USA v/ia) durch den Schnee stapfenb) mit Hundeschlitten fahrenB v/t die Schlittenhunde anfeuern* * *noun* * *n.Pampe -n f. -
5 purée
1. nounPüree, das2. transitive verbtomato purée — Tomatenmark, das
* * *['pjuərei, ]( American[) pju'rei](any of several types of food made into a soft pulp: tomato purée.) das Püree* * *pu·rée[ˈpjʊəreɪ, AM pjʊˈreɪ]I. vt<puréed, puréeing>▪ to \purée sth etw pürieren* * *['pjʊəreɪ]1. nPüree nt, Brei mtomato purée — Tomatenmark nt
2. vtpürieren* * *A s Püree nB v/t pürieren* * *1. nounPüree, das2. transitive verbtomato purée — Tomatenmark, das
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A sector of the economy in which an aggregate of commercial enterprises is engaged in manufacturing and selling the soft, moist, slightly cohering mass deriving from wood that is used to produce paper sheets, cardboard and other paper products. (Source: RHW)
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