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1 das Knabbern
- {nibble} sự gặm, sự nhắm, sự rỉa mồi, miếng gặm -
2 das Anbeißen
- {nibble} sự gặm, sự nhắm, sự rỉa mồi, miếng gặm = das Anbeißen (Fisch) {bite}+ -
3 nagen
- {to fester} làm mưng mủ, làm thối, mưng mủ, rữa ra, thối rữa, day dứt, trở nên cay độc - {to prey} rình mồi, tìm mồi, bắt mồi, cướp bóc, làm hao mòn, giày vò, ám ảnh - {to rankle} viêm, sưng tấy, làm đau đớn, làm khổ sở = nagen [an] {to gnaw (gnawed,gnawn) [at,on]; to nibble [at]}+ -
4 knabbern [an]
- {to nibble [at]} gặm, nhắm, rỉa, nhấm nhằn, ừ hữ, ầm ừ, hay bắt bẻ, hay lý sự vụn = knabbern an {to peck at}+ -
5 anbeißen
- {to take a bite at} = anbeißen (biß an,angebissen) {to bite (bit,bitten); to bite at; to bite into; to nibble}+ -
6 fressen
- {to phagocytose} = fressen (fraß,gefressen) {to attack; to bait; to binge; to eat (ate,eaten); to feed (fed,fed); to gorge; to gourmandize; to guzzle; to hog; to mouth; to munch; to nibble; to peck; to swallow; to victual}+ = fressen (fraß,gefressen) (Rost) {to corrode}+ = fressen (fraß,gefressen) [etwas] {to prey [on something]}+ = fressen (fraß,gefressen) (Technik) {to bind (bound,bound)+ = um sich fressen {to fester}+ -
7 abbeißen
- {to snap} táp, đớp, bật tách tách, quất vun vút, bẻ gãy tách, đóng tách, thả, bò, bắn, chụp nhanh, nhặt vội, nắm lấy, ngắt lời, cắn, nói cáu kỉnh, cắn cảu, gãy tách, nổ, chộp lấy = abbeißen (biß ab,abgebissen) {to nibble}+ -
8 abknabbern
- {to nibble off}
См. также в других словарях:
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Nibble — Un nibble (ou, plus rarement nybble) est, en informatique, un agrégat de 4 bits, soit un demi octet. Un nibble contenant 4 bits, il peut prendre seize (24) valeurs différentes et correspond donc à un seul chiffre hexadécimal, d où son autre… … Wikipédia en Français
