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1 raspeln
v/t rasp; (schaben) grate; Süßholz* * *to rasp; to grate* * *rạs|peln ['raspln]vtto grate; Holz to raspSee:→ Süßholz* * *ras·peln[ˈraspl̩n]vt▪ etw \raspeln to grate sth▪ geraspelt grated* * *transitives Verb1) auch itr. raspan etwas (Dat.) raspeln — work away at something with a rasp
2) (Kochk.) grate* * ** * *transitives Verb1) auch itr. raspan etwas (Dat.) raspeln — work away at something with a rasp
2) (Kochk.) grate* * *v.to grate v.to rasp v. -
2 Raspel
—m; -s, -, meist Pl.; (Kokosraspel etc.) flake; Kokosraspel, Schokoladenraspel* * *Rạs|pel ['raspl]f -, -n1) (= Holzfeile) rasp* * *Ras·pel<-, -n>[ˈraspl̩]f rasp; KOCHK grater* * *die; Raspel, Raspeln1) rasp2) (Küchengerät) grater* * ** * *die; Raspel, Raspeln1) rasp2) (Küchengerät) grater* * *-n f.grater n.rasp n. -
3 Reibeisen
n1. altm. grater; eine Stimme wie ein Reibeisen a grating ( oder rasping) voice; ich habe heute eine Stimme wie ein Reibeisen my throat feels like sandpaper today* * *das Reibeisengrater* * *Reib|ei|senntrasp; (COOK) grater; (fig = zänkisches Weib) shrewrau wie ein Réíbeisen (inf) — like sandpaper; Stimme rasping
* * *Reib·ei·senntrau wie ein \Reibeisen (fig fam) as rough as sandpaper* * *das grater* * *1. obs grater;eine Stimme wie ein Reibeisen a grating ( oder rasping) voice;ich habe heute eine Stimme wie ein Reibeisen my throat feels like sandpaper today* * *das grater* * *n.grater n. -
4 Reibe
* * *die Reibegrater* * *Rei|be ['raibə]f -, -n (COOK)grater* * *(an instrument with a rough surface on which cheese, vegetables etc can be grated.) grater* * *Rei·be<-, -n>[ˈraibə]f grater* * *die; Reibe, Reiben grater* * ** * *die; Reibe, Reiben grater -
5 schaben
vt/i scrape (auch TECH.); auf Reibeisen: grate, rasp; (kratzen) scratch; (Felle) shave; Karotten schaben (putzen) scrape carrots; das Eis von der Scheibe schaben scrape the ice off the windscreen (Am. windshield)* * *to scrape* * *scha|ben ['ʃaːbn]vtto scrape; Fleisch to chop finely; Leder, Fell to shave* * *1) (to rub against something sharp or rough, usually causing damage: He drove too close to the wall and scraped his car.) scrape2) (to move along something while just touching it: The boat scraped against the landing-stage.) scrape* * *scha·ben[ˈʃa:bn̩]vt▪ etw \schaben to scrape sthBartstoppeln \schaben to scrape off stubble sepein Fell \schaben to shave [or spec flesh] a hide* * *1.transitives Verb1) (schälen) scrape <carrots, potatoes, etc.>; (glätten) shave <leather, hide, etc.>; plane <wood, surface, etc.>2) (scheuern) rub3) (entfernen) scrape2.intransitives Verb scrapean/auf etwas (Dat.) schaben — scrape against something/scrape something
* * *schaben v/t & v/i scrape ( auch TECH); auf Reibeisen: grate, rasp; (kratzen) scratch; (Felle) shave;Karotten schaben (putzen) scrape carrots;das Eis von der Scheibe schaben scrape the ice off the windscreen (US windshield)* * *1.transitives Verb1) (schälen) scrape <carrots, potatoes, etc.>; (glätten) shave <leather, hide, etc.>; plane <wood, surface, etc.>2) (scheuern) rub3) (entfernen) scrape2.intransitives Verb scrapean/auf etwas (Dat.) schaben — scrape against something/scrape something
* * *v.to scrape v. -
6 schnarren
vt/i rattle; Klingel: buzz; (sprechen) rasp; „Aufstehen!“, schnarrte er „Get up!“ he rasped; mit schnarrender Stimme in a rasping ( oder gravelly, grating) voice* * *schnạr|ren ['ʃnarən]vi(Wecker, Radio, Saite etc) to buzz; (Maschine, Spinnrad etc) to clatter; (Uhrwerk) to creak; (Vogel, Frosch) to croak* * *schnar·ren[ˈʃnarən]vi (dumpf surren) to buzz* * *intransitives Verb <alarm clock, telephone, doorbell> buzz [shrilly]* * *„Aufstehen!“, schnarrte er “Get up!” he rasped;mit schnarrender Stimme in a rasping ( oder gravelly, grating) voice* * *intransitives Verb <alarm clock, telephone, doorbell> buzz [shrilly] -
7 Süßholzraspler
Süß|holz|rasp|ler [-rasplɐ]1. m -s, -,Sǘß|holz|rasp|le|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (hum)soft-soaper (Brit inf sweet-talker -
8 Flachstumpfraspel
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9 feilen
I v/t file* * *to file* * *fei|len ['failən]1. vtto file2. vito file; (fig) to make some improvementsféílen (lit) — to file (away at) sth; (fig) to hone sth, to polish sth up
* * *(to cut or smooth with a file: She filed her nails.) file* * *fei·len[ˈfailən]I. vt▪ etw \feilen to file sthseine Fingernägel \feilen to file one's nailsII. vi1. (mit einer Feile bearbeiten) to file sth2. (verbessern, vervollkommnen) to polish, to make improvements, to improveich muss noch etwas an meinem Referat \feilen I have to polish up my oral presentation* * *transitives, intransitives Verb file* * *A. v/t fileB. v/i fig:feilen an (+dat) hone, polish (up)* * *transitives, intransitives Verb file* * *v.to file (metalwork) v.to rasp v. -
10 Flachspitzraspel
f <wz> ■ flat rasp -
11 Holzraspel
f <wz> ■ wood rasp -
12 Karosserieraspel
f <kfz.wz> (zum Schleifen von Spachtel) ■ body filler rasp -
13 Raspel
f <wz> ■ rasp -
14 Raspelhieb
m <wz> (Feile) ■ rasp cut -
15 Surformhobel
m <bau.wz> ■ rasp :V -
16 Tischlerraspel
f <wz> ■ cabinet rasp -
17 Holzraspel
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18 abrauen
v.to buff v.to rasp v. -
19 abrauhen
(alt.Rechtschreibung) v.to buff v.to rasp v. -
20 Raspel
Ras·pel <-, -n> [ʼraspl̩] frasp; kochk grater
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