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1 grub
1. noun1) Larve, die; (maggot) Made, diegrub['s] up! — ran an die Futterkrippe! (ugs.)
2. intransitive verb,lovely grub! — ein Spitzenfraß! (salopp)
grub about — [herum]wühlen
* * *1. noun1) (the form of an insect after it hatches from its egg: A caterpillar is a grub.) die Larve2) (a slang term for food: Is there any grub in the house?) das Futter2. verb(to search by digging: The pigs were grubbing around for roots.) wühlen* * *[grʌb]I. nII. vi<- bb->[herum]stöbernIII. vt<- bb->1.▪ to \grub up [or out] ⇆ sth etw ausgrabento \grub up roots/tree stumps Wurzeln/Baumstümpfe ausroden* * *[grʌb]1. n1) (= larva) Larve f2. vt(animal) ground, soil aufwühlen, wühlen in (+dat)3. vi( pig) wühlen (in in +dat); (person) (herum)kramen, (herum)wühlen (in in +dat, for nach)* * *grub [ɡrʌb]A v/i1. a) graben, wühlenb) AGR jäten, roden3. stöbern, wühlen, kramen ( alle:among, in in dat;for nach)4. sl futtern umg, essenB v/t1. a) aufwühlen, wühlen in (dat)b) umgrabenc) rodena) (mit den Wurzeln) ausgraben,b) fig aufstöbern, ausgraben, herausfinden4. sl jemanden fütternC s1. ZOOL Made f, Larve f, Raupe f2. fig Arbeitstier n3. Schmutzfink m umg4. US Baumstumpf m5. sl Futter n, Fressalien pl (beide umg)* * *1. noun1) Larve, die; (maggot) Made, diegrub['s] up! — ran an die Futterkrippe! (ugs.)
2. intransitive verb,lovely grub! — ein Spitzenfraß! (salopp)
grub about — [herum]wühlen
* * *n.Fraß nur sing. m.Raupe -n f.
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