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1 pulpy

adjective (of or like pulp.) breiig

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pulpy

[ˈpʌlpi]

adj breiig, matschig, breiweich a. fig; fruit saftig, fleischig

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['pʌlpɪ]
adj (+er)

1) breiig

2) (inf: trashy) book trivial, billig; newspaper billig, minderwertig

pulpy magazine — Schundmagazin nt, Schundblatt nt

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pulpy [ˈpʌlpı] adj (adv pulpily)

1. weich und saftig

2. fleischig

3. schwammig

4. breiig, matschig

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2 pulp

1. noun
1) (of fruit) Fruchtfleisch, das

2) (soft mass) Brei, der

beat somebody to a pulp — jemanden zu Brei schlagen (salopp)
2. transitive verb
zerdrücken, zerstampfen [Rübe]; einstampfen [Druckerzeugnis]

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1. noun
1) (the soft, fleshy part of a fruit.) das Fruchtfleisch

2) (a soft mass of other matter, eg of wood etc from which paper is made: wood-pulp.) der Zellstoff
2. verb
(to make into pulp: The fruit was pulped and bottled.) in Brei verwandeln

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pulp

[pʌlp]

I. n

1. (mush) Brei m, breiige Masse

to beat sb to a \pulp ( fig fam) jdn zu Brei schlagen fig sl

to mash sth to a \pulp etw zu Brei kneten [o ÖSTERR einem Brei verrühren]

to reduce sb to [a] \pulp ( fig) jdn einschüchtern

2. (in paper-making) [Papier]brei m

3. FOOD Fruchtfleisch nt kein pl

II. n modifier

1. ( pej: trashy) Schund- pej

\pulp fiction [or literature] Schundliteratur f

\pulp magazine Groschenheft nt

\pulp novel Schundroman m

2. (in paper-making) Papier-

\pulp mill Papiermühle f

III. vt

▪ to \pulp sth

1. (mash) etw zu Brei verarbeiten; food etw zerstampfen

2. (destroy printed matter) etw einstampfen

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[pʌlp]
1. n

1) (= soft mass, paper pulp, wood pulp) Brei m

to reduce sth to pulp — etw in Brei auflösen; wood etc (for paper) etw zu einem Brei verarbeiten

to beat sb to a pulp (inf) — jdn zu Brei schlagen (inf), Matsch aus jdm machen (sl)

crushed to (a) pulp — zu Brei zerquetscht

2) (of plant stem) Mark nt; (of fruit, vegetable) Fruchtfleisch nt; (of tooth) Zahnmark nt, Pulpa f (spec)

3) (pej) Schundmagazin nt

2. vt
fruit, vegetables zerdrücken; paper, book einstampfen; wood zu Brei verarbeiten
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pulp [pʌlp]

A s

1. Fruchtfleisch n:

orange pulp

2. BOT Stängelmark n

3. weicher oder fleischiger Teil

4. auch dental pulp ANAT (Zahn)Pulpa f

5. Brei m, breiige Masse:

boil sth to a pulp etwas zerkochen;

reduce ( oder crush) to (a) pulp

a) → B 1,

b) fig a. beat to a pulp zu Brei schlagen;

be reduced to a pulp fig völlig am Boden zerstört sein

6. Papierherstellung:

a) Pulpe f, Papierbrei m, besonders Ganzzeug n

b) Zellstoff m:

pulp factory Holzschleiferei f

7. Bergbau:

a) Schlich n, Wascherz n

b) Scheide-, Guterz n (trocken aufbereitetes, zerkleinertes Erz)

8. Maische f, Schnitzel pl (Zucker)

9. pej pulp (magazine) Schund-, Groschenheft n;

pulp (novel) Schund-, Groschenroman m;

pulp literature Schundliteratur f

B v/t

1. in Brei verwandeln

2. Druckerzeugnisse einstampfen

3. Früchte entfleischen

C v/i breiig werden

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1. noun
1) (of fruit) Fruchtfleisch, das

2) (soft mass) Brei, der

beat somebody to a pulp — jemanden zu Brei schlagen (salopp)
2. transitive verb
zerdrücken, zerstampfen [Rübe]; einstampfen [Druckerzeugnis]

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(of a tooth) n.

Zahnmark n. (fruit) n.

Fruchtfleisch n. n.

Brei -e m.

Fruchtmark n.

Mark nur sing. n.

Pulpa -en (Anatomie) f.

Quatsch m.

Zellstoff (Biologie) m.

breiige Masse f. v.

einstampfen v.

entfleischen v.

zermalmen v.

zu Brei machen ausdr.

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