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1 Futter
n; -s, kein Pl.1. für Tiere: feed; für Vieh: fodder, forage; für Haustiere, vom Tier gesuchtes: food; gut im Futter stehen be well-fed (auch umg., hum. Person)2. umg. (Essen) grub, bes. Am. chow—n; -s, -1. aus Stoff: lining2. ARCHIT. casing3. TECH. (Spannvorrichtung) chuck* * *das Futter(Essen) chow (ugs.);(Stoff) lining;(Tiernahrung) fodder; feed; food; provender* * *Fụt|ter ['fʊtɐ]nt -s, -1) no pl (animal) food or feed; (esp für Kühe, Pferde etc) foddergut im Futter sein — to be well-fed
2) (= Auskleidung, Kleiderfutter, Briefumschlagfutter) lining; (= Türfutter) casing3) (= Spannfutter) chuck* * *das1) (food for farm animals.) fodder2) (a slang term for food: Is there any grub in the house?) grub3) (something used for lining: a dustbin liner; a nappy liner.) liner4) (a fairly exact copy (of a piece of clothing) attached to the inside to help keep its shape etc: The lining of my jacket is torn.) lining* * *Fut·ter1<-s, ->[ˈfʊtɐ]nt ((tierische) Nahrung) [animal] feeddem Hund/der Katze \Futter geben to feed the dog/cat; von Pferd, Vieh a. fodder▶ gut im \Futter sein [o stehen] to be well-fed [or -fattened]Fut·ter2<-s>[ˈfʊtɐ]1. (Innenstoff, Auskleidung) lining3. (Spannfutter) chuck* * *Idas; Futters (Tiernahrung) feed; (für Pferde, Kühe) fodderIIgut im Futter sein od. stehen — (ugs.) be well-fed
das; Futters (von Kleidungsstücken) lining* * *Futter1 n; -s, kein plgut im Futter stehen be well-fed (auch umg, hum Person)Futter2 n; -s, -1. aus Stoff: lining2. ARCH casing* * *Idas; Futters (Tiernahrung) feed; (für Pferde, Kühe) fodderIIgut im Futter sein od. stehen — (ugs.) be well-fed
das; Futters (von Kleidungsstücken) lining* * *- (Bekleidung) n.lining n. - n.chow n.fodder n.provender n. -
2 Viehfutter
n fodder, feed* * *Vieh|fut|ternt(animal) fodder or feed* * *(food for horses and cattle.) forage* * *Vieh·fut·ternt cattle feed [or fodder]* * *das animal/cattle feed or fodder* * *Viehfutter n fodder, feed* * *das animal/cattle feed or fodder* * *n.fodder n. -
3 Futtermittel
Futtermittel
fodder, forage,animal feed;
• verfälschte Futtermittel adulterated animal feed;
• Futtermittelausschuss Committee for Feedingstuffs;
• Futtermittelbestandteile feed ingredients;
• Futtermittelhandlung feed store (US);
• Futtermittelzusätze supplementary feed. -
4 Futter
n1. chows2. chow coll.3. chuck4. fodder5. lining6. provendern[für Tiere]food [for animals] -
5 Futtersuche
f1. forage [= search for fodder]2. foraging
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