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1 Wurzelfäule
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2 Nassfäule
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3 Rotz
m; -es, kein Pl.1. vulg. (Nasenschleim) snot; Rotz und Wasser heulen umg. bawl one’s eyes out; der ganze Rotz pej. the whole damn lot2. VET. glanders (V. im Sg.)* * *der Rotzsnot (ugs.)* * *Rọtz [rɔts]m -es,no plBaron or Graf Rotz (inf) — Lord Muck (Brit inf), His Highness (inf)
* * *<- es>[rɔts]3.* * *frech wie Rotz — (salopp) cheeky as anything
Rotz und Wasser heulen — (salopp) cry one's eyes out
* * *1. vulg (Nasenschleim) snot;der ganze Rotz pej the whole damn lot* * *frech wie Rotz — (salopp) cheeky as anything
Rotz und Wasser heulen — (salopp) cry one's eyes out
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4 Schwamm
Imperf. schwimmen* * *der Schwammswam; sponge* * *Schwạmm [ʃvam]m -(e)s, -e['ʃvɛmə]1) spongeetw mit dem Schwamm abwischen — to sponge sth (down), to wipe sth with a sponge
Schwamm drüber! (inf) — (let's) forget it!
3) (= Hausschwamm) dry rot4) (= Feuerschwamm) touchwood, tinder, punk all no pl* * *der1) (a type of sea animal, or its soft skeleton, which has many holes and is able to suck up and hold water.) sponge2) (a piece of such a skeleton or a substitute, used for washing the body etc.) sponge* * *<-[e]s, Schwämme>[ʃvam, pl ˈʃvɛmə]m1. (zur Reinigung) sponge2. ZOOL spongeden \Schwamm haben to have dry rot5.* * *der; Schwamm[e]s, Schwämme1) spongeSchwamm drüber! — (ugs.) [let's] forget it
2) (südd., österr.): (Pilz) mushroom* * *1. ZOOL etc weitS. sponge;mit einem Schwamm abwaschen sponge down;sich wie ein Schwamm vollsaugen soak up liquid like a sponge;Schwamm drüber! umg, fig (let’s) forget it2. (Hausschwamm) dry rot3. südd, österr (Pilz) mushroom;in die Schwämme gehen go mushroom-picking* * *der; Schwamm[e]s, Schwämme1) spongeSchwamm drüber! — (ugs.) [let's] forget it
2) (südd., österr.): (Pilz) mushroom* * *-¨e m.dry rot n.sponge n. -
5 schwamm
Imperf. schwimmen* * *der Schwammswam; sponge* * *Schwạmm [ʃvam]m -(e)s, -e['ʃvɛmə]1) spongeetw mit dem Schwamm abwischen — to sponge sth (down), to wipe sth with a sponge
Schwamm drüber! (inf) — (let's) forget it!
3) (= Hausschwamm) dry rot4) (= Feuerschwamm) touchwood, tinder, punk all no pl* * *der1) (a type of sea animal, or its soft skeleton, which has many holes and is able to suck up and hold water.) sponge2) (a piece of such a skeleton or a substitute, used for washing the body etc.) sponge* * *<-[e]s, Schwämme>[ʃvam, pl ˈʃvɛmə]m1. (zur Reinigung) sponge2. ZOOL spongeden \Schwamm haben to have dry rot5.* * *der; Schwamm[e]s, Schwämme1) spongeSchwamm drüber! — (ugs.) [let's] forget it
2) (südd., österr.): (Pilz) mushroom* * ** * *der; Schwamm[e]s, Schwämme1) spongeSchwamm drüber! — (ugs.) [let's] forget it
2) (südd., österr.): (Pilz) mushroom* * *-¨e m.dry rot n.sponge n. -
6 Brei
m; -(e)s, -e1. für Kinder: pudding, baby food; (Grießbrei) semolina ohne best. Art.; (Haferbrei) porridge, Am. oatmeal; (Kartoffelbrei) mashed potat|o (Am. -oes Pl.), potato puree; Am. (bes. Maisbrei) mush; einen Brei anrühren stir porridge ( oder semolina etc.); um den heißen Brei herumreden fig. beat about (oder bes. Am. around) the bush; jemandem Brei ums Maul schmieren umg. butter s.o. up2. (breiige Masse) pap, auch mush pej.; (Lavabrei) magma; zu Brei kochen cook to a pulp; zu Brei zerstampfen trample s.th. to a pulp; zu Brei schlagen umg., fig. beat s.o. to a pulp; Katze 1, Koch* * *der Breipap; pulp; mush; gruel; paste* * *[brai]m -(e)s, -emush, paste, goo (inf); (für Kinder, Kranke) mash (Brit), mush (esp US), semi-solid food; (= Haferbrei) porridge; (= Grießbrei) semolina; (= Reisbrei) rice pudding; (= Papierbrei) pulpverrühren Sie die Zutaten zu einem dünnen Bréí — mix the ingredients to a thin paste
die Lava fließt wie ein zäher Bréí — the lava flows like a sluggish pulp
um den heißen Bréí herumreden (inf) — to beat about (Brit) or around the bush (inf)
jdm Bréí um den Mund or ums Maul schmieren (inf) — to soft-soap sb (inf)
See:* * *(something soft and wet: The potatoes have turned to mush after being boiled for so long.) mush* * *<-[e]s, -e>[brai]m2. (zähe Masse) pastedie Lava ergoss sich als rot glühender \Brei den Vulkanhang hinunter the red-hot lava flowed sluggishly down the side of the volcano* * *der; Brei[e]s, Breie (HaferBrei) porridge (Brit.), oatmeal (Amer.) no indef. art.; (ReisBrei) rice pudding; (GrießBrei) semolina no indef. art.um den heißen Brei herumreden — (fig. ugs.) beat about the bush
* * *1. für Kinder: pudding, baby food; (Grießbrei) semolina ohne best art; (Haferbrei) porridge, US oatmeal; (Kartoffelbrei) mashed potato (US -oes pl), potato puree; US (besonders Maisbrei) mush;jemandem Brei ums Maul schmieren umg butter sb upzu Brei kochen cook to a pulp;zu Brei zerstampfen trample sth to a pulp;* * *der; Brei[e]s, Breie (HaferBrei) porridge (Brit.), oatmeal (Amer.) no indef. art.; (ReisBrei) rice pudding; (GrießBrei) semolina no indef. art.um den heißen Brei herumreden — (fig. ugs.) beat about the bush
* * *-e m.pap n.porridge n.pulp n. -
7 schwammig
Adj.2. fig., Begriff etc.: woolly* * *spongy* * *schwạm|mig ['ʃvamɪç]1. adj2) (fig) Gesicht, Hände puffy, bloated; (= vage) Begriff, Gesetz, Regelung woolly2. adv(= vage) vaguely* * *1) (soft and springy or holding water like a sponge: spongy ground.) spongy2) spongily* * *schwam·mig[ˈʃvamɪç]I. adj1. (weich und porös) spongy2. (aufgedunsen) puffy, bloated3. (vage) vague, woolly4. (vom Schwamm befallen) affected by dry rotII. adv vaguely* * *1.1) spongy2) (aufgedunsen) flabby, bloated <face, body, etc.>3) (unpräzise) woolly <concept, manner of expression, etc.>2.adverbial (unpräzise) vaguely* * *schwammig adj2. fig, Begriff etc: woollyB. adv fig:schwammig formuliert written in woolly language* * *1.1) spongy2) (aufgedunsen) flabby, bloated <face, body, etc.>3) (unpräzise) woolly <concept, manner of expression, etc.>2.adverbial (unpräzise) vaguely* * *adj.fungous adj.spongy adj. -
8 Brei
2) ( zähe Masse) paste;die Lava ergoss sich als rot glühender \Brei den Vulkanhang hinunter the red-hot lava flowed sluggishly down the side of the volcano;um den [heißen] \Brei herumreden to beat about the bush ( fam)
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