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['fɒsɪl] noun Fossil, dasfossil record — Fossilbefund, der
* * *['fosl](the hardened remains of an animal or vegetable found in rock: Fossils have been found here which may be a million years old.) das Fossil- academic.ru/29035/fossilize">fossilize- fossilise* * *fos·sil[ˈfɒsəl, AM ˈfɑ:-]I. nan old \fossil ein altes FossilII. adj attr, inv versteinert* * *['fɒsl]1. n (lit)Fossil nthe's an old fossil! (inf) — er ist so verknöchert
2. adjversteinert* * *A s1. GEOL Fossil n, Versteinerung f2. umg Fossil n:B adj1. GEOL fossil, versteinert:fossil fuel fossiler Brennstoff;fossil meal Infusorienerde f;2. umg fossil:a) verknöchert, rückständig pej (Person)b) vorsintflutlich pej (Sache)* * *['fɒsɪl] noun Fossil, dasfossil record — Fossilbefund, der
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3 fuddy-duddy
1.(coll.)adjective verkalkt (ugs.)2. nounFossil, das (fig.)* * *[ˈfʌdiˌdʌdi]( fam)II. adj altmodisch* * *['fʌdI"dʌdɪ] (inf)1. adjverknöchert, verkalkt2. nkomischer Kauz (inf)an old fuddy-duddy — ein alter Kauz
* * *fuddy-duddy [ˈfʌdıˌdʌdı] umgB adja) verknöchert pejb) verkalkt pej* * *1.(coll.)adjective verkalkt (ugs.)2. nounFossil, das (fig.) -
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Eis; Natureis*
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fossil — /ˈfɒsəl / (say fosuhl) noun 1. any remains, impression, or trace of an animal or plant of a former geological age, as a skeleton or a footprint. 2. Colloquial an outdated or old fashioned person or thing: *That old fossil here? –david williamson …
fossil — 1. n. an old fashioned person. □ Some old fossil called the police about the noise. □ Oh, Tad, you are such a fossil. 2. n. a parent. □ My fossils would never agree to anything like that. □ … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
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fossil — [fäs′əl] n. [Fr fossile < L fossilis, dug out, dug up < fossus, pp. of fodere, to dig up < IE * bhedh , to dig in the earth > Welsh bedd, grave, OE bedd, BED] 1. Obs. any rock or mineral dug out of the earth 2. any hardened remains or … English World dictionary
fossil — 1610s (n.) any thing dug up; 1650s (adj.) obtained by digging, from Fr. fossile (16c.), from L. fossilis dug up, from fossus, pp. of fodere to dig, from PIE root *bhedh to dig, pierce. Restricted noun sense of geological remains of a plant or… … Etymology dictionary
