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1 Stumpf
I Adj.3. Reim: masculine4. (glanzlos) auch Haar: dull5. (stumpfsinnig) dull; (teilnahmslos) stolid, apathetic; Sinne: dulled; stumpfer Blick blank ( oder vacant) look; stumpf gegenüber insensitive toII Adv.: stumpf vor sich hinstarren stare blankly into space; stumpf dahinleben live in apathy, vegetate* * *der Stumpfstub; stump* * *Stụmpf [ʃtʊmpf]m -(e)s, -e['ʃtʏmpfə] stump; (= Bleistiftstumpf) stub* * *1) ((of objects) having no point or sharp edge: a blunt knife.) blunt2) stolidly3) ((of a person etc) not easily excited and rather dull.) stolid4) ((of an angle) greater than a right-angle.) obtuse5) (the part of a tree left in the ground after the trunk has been cut down: He sat on a (tree-)stump and ate his sandwiches.) stump* * *<-[e]s, Stümpfe>[ʃtʊmpf, pl ˈʃtʏmpfə]m stumpetw mit \Stumpf und Stiel beseitigen/vernichten to eliminate/eradicate sth root and branch* * *der; Stumpf[e]s, Stümpfe stump* * *einen Zahn bis auf den Stumpf abschleifen grind a tooth down into a stump;etwas mit Stumpf und Stiel ausrotten eradicate sth root and branch* * *der; Stumpf[e]s, Stümpfe stump* * *-¨e m.stub n.stump n. -
2 stumpf
I Adj.3. Reim: masculine4. (glanzlos) auch Haar: dull5. (stumpfsinnig) dull; (teilnahmslos) stolid, apathetic; Sinne: dulled; stumpfer Blick blank ( oder vacant) look; stumpf gegenüber insensitive toII Adv.: stumpf vor sich hinstarren stare blankly into space; stumpf dahinleben live in apathy, vegetate* * *der Stumpfstub; stump* * *Stụmpf [ʃtʊmpf]m -(e)s, -e['ʃtʏmpfə] stump; (= Bleistiftstumpf) stub* * *1) ((of objects) having no point or sharp edge: a blunt knife.) blunt2) stolidly3) ((of a person etc) not easily excited and rather dull.) stolid4) ((of an angle) greater than a right-angle.) obtuse5) (the part of a tree left in the ground after the trunk has been cut down: He sat on a (tree-)stump and ate his sandwiches.) stump* * *<-[e]s, Stümpfe>[ʃtʊmpf, pl ˈʃtʏmpfə]m stumpetw mit \Stumpf und Stiel beseitigen/vernichten to eliminate/eradicate sth root and branch* * *der; Stumpf[e]s, Stümpfe stump* * *A. adj1. Bleistift, Messer etc: blunt;stumpf werden go blunt3. Reim: masculine4. (glanzlos) auch Haar: dullstumpfer Blick blank ( oder vacant) look;stumpf gegenüber insensitive toB. adv:stumpf vor sich hinstarren stare blankly into space;stumpf dahinleben live in apathy, vegetate…stumpf m im subst:Armstumpf arm stump;Beinstumpf leg stump;Kerzenstumpf candle end;Zahnstumpf tooth stump* * *der; Stumpf[e]s, Stümpfe stump* * *-¨e m.stub n.stump n. -
3 Wurzel
f; -, -n1. BOT. root; Wurzel fassen oder Wurzeln schlagen take root; Wurzeln treiben send out ( oder put down) roots; mit der Wurzel ausreißen root up, pull up by the roots2. ANAT., von Haar, Zahn, Zunge, Nase: root; der Hand: wrist, carpus (Pl. carpi) fachspr.; des Fußes: tarsus (Pl. tarsi) fachspr.3. MATH., LING. root; ( zweite) / dritte / vierte Wurzel square / cube / biquadratic root; die Wurzel ziehen aus extract ( oder find) the (square) root of; ( die) Wurzel aus 9 ist 3 the square root of 9 is 34. Dial. (Möhre) carrot5. fig. root; das Übel an der Wurzel packen strike at the root (of this evil); etw. mit der Wurzel ausrotten eradicate s.th. root and branch; willst du hier Wurzeln schlagen? umg. are you going to stand around here all day?* * *die Wurzelradix; root* * *Wụr|zel ['vʊrtsl]f -, -n1) (lit, fig) root; (= Handwurzel) wrist; (= Fußwurzel) ankleWurzeln schlagen (lit) — to root
unter/außerhalb der Wurzel stehen — to be inside/outside the radical sign
3) (N Ger = Möhre) carrot* * *die1) (the part of a plant that grows under the ground and draws food and water from the soil: Trees often have deep roots; Carrots and turnips are edible roots.) root2) (the base of something growing in the body: the roots of one's hair/teeth.) root3) (cause; origin: Love of money is the root of all evil; We must get at the root of the trouble.) root* * *Wur·zel<-, -n>[ˈvʊrtsl̩]f1. (Pflanzenwurzel) root2. MATH rootdie \Wurzel allen Übels the root of all eviletw mit der \Wurzel ausrotten to eradicate sth* * *die; Wurzel, Wurzeln1) (auch fig.) rootWurzeln schlagen — take root; (fig.) put down roots
das Übel an der Wurzel fassen od. packen — (fig.) strike at the root of the problem
2) (Math.) root* * *1. BOT root;Wurzeln schlagen take root;Wurzeln treiben send out ( oder put down) roots;mit der Wurzel ausreißen root up, pull up by the roots2. ANAT, von Haar, Zahn, Zunge, Nase: root; der Hand: wrist, carpus (pl carpi) fachspr; des Fußes: tarsus (pl tarsi) fachspr3. MATH, LING root;(zweite)/dritte/vierte Wurzel square/cube/biquadratic root;die Wurzel ziehen aus extract ( oder find) the (square) root of;(die) Wurzel aus 9 ist 3 the square root of 9 is 34. dial (Möhre) carrot5. fig root;das Übel an der Wurzel packen strike at the root (of this evil);etwas mit der Wurzel ausrotten eradicate sth root and branch;willst du hier Wurzeln schlagen? umg are you going to stand around here all day?* * *die; Wurzel, Wurzeln1) (auch fig.) rootWurzeln schlagen — take root; (fig.) put down roots
das Übel an der Wurzel fassen od. packen — (fig.) strike at the root of the problem
2) (Math.) root* * *-n (Mathematik) f.root n. -n f.radix (math) n.root n.
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