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1 mammary
['mæməri]* * *mam·ma·ry[ˈmæməri]* * *['mmərɪ]adjBrust-* * *mammary [ˈmæmərı] adj1. ANAT Brust(warzen)…, Milch…:mammary gland Brust-, Milchdrüse f2. ZOOL Euter…* * *adj.Brust- präfix. -
2 breast
noun(lit. or fig.) Brust, diemake a clean breast [of something] — (fig.) [etwas] offen bekennen
* * *[brest] 1. noun1) (either of a woman's two milk-producing glands on the front of the upper body.) die Brust2) (the front of a body between the neck and belly: He clutched the child to his breast; This recipe needs three chicken breasts.) die Brust2. verb1) (to face or oppose: breast the waves.) ankämpfen gegen2) (to come to the top of: As we breasted the hill we saw the enemy in the distance.) bewältigen•- academic.ru/115504/breastfeed">breastfeed- breastfed
- breaststroke* * *[brest]I. n4.▶ to make a clean \breast of sth etw gestehen▶ to soothe the savage \breast einen aufgebrachten Menschen beruhigenII. vtto \breast a hill einen Berg ersteigen [o geh erklimmen]to \breast the waves gegen die Wellen ankämpfen* * *[brest]1. na child/baby at the breast — ein Kind/Säugling an der Brust
2. vt1)to breast the waves/the storm — gegen die Wellen/den Sturm ankämpfen
2)* * *breast [brest]A s1. a) Brust f (von Mensch und Tier):beat one’s breast sich an die Brust schlagen, fig a. sich Vorwürfe machena baby at its mother’s breast ein Säugling an der Mutterbrust;put a baby to one’s breast einem Säugling die Brust geben2. fig Brust f, Herz n, Busen m, Gemüt n:make a clean breast of sth sich etwas von der Seele reden, etwas offen eingestehen3. Wölbung f (eines Hügels etc)5. ARCHa) Brüstung fb) Brandmauer fc) unterer Teil (eines Geländers)B v/tbreast the waves gegen die Wellen ankämpfen* * *noun(lit. or fig.) Brust, diemake a clean breast [of something] — (fig.) [etwas] offen bekennen
* * *n.Brust ¨-e f.
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