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3 texture of soil
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4 gritty
adjective* * ** * *grit·ty[ˈgrɪti, AM -t̬i]1. (like grit) grob[körnig]2. (full of grit) sandig3. (brave) mutig, tapfershe showed \gritty courage when it came to fighting her illness sie kämpfte mit verbissenem Mut gegen ihre Krankheit anto show \gritty determination fest [o wild] entschlossen sein4. (frank) article, documentary, report schonungslos offen* * *['grItɪ]adj (+er)* * *gritty adj (adv grittily)1. sandig, kiesig2. fig mutig, entschlossen* * *adjective* * *adj.mutig adj. -
5 stony
adjective1) (full of stones) steinig2) (like stone) steinartig3) (hostile) steinern (geh.) [Blick, Miene]; frostig [Person, Empfang, Schweigen]* * *1) (full of, or covered with, stones: stony soil; a stony path/beach; It's very stony around here.) steinig2) ((of a person's expression etc) like stone in coldness, hardness etc: He gave me a stony stare.) steinern* * *[ˈstəʊni, AM ˈstoʊni]\stony expression steinerne Miene\stony silence eisiges Schweigento give sb a \stony stare jdn kalt anstarren3.▶ to fall on \stony ground auf unfruchtbaren Boden fallenher speech fell on \stony ground ihre Rede stieß auf taube Ohren* * *['stəʊnɪ]adj (+er)ground, beach steinig; texture steinartig; (fig) glance, silence steinern; person, welcome kalt; face undurchdringlich* * *stony [ˈstəʊnı] adj2. steinern, Stein…3. fig steinern:a stony heart ein Herz aus Stein* * *adjective1) (full of stones) steinig2) (like stone) steinartig3) (hostile) steinern (geh.) [Blick, Miene]; frostig [Person, Empfang, Schweigen]* * *adj.steinig adj.
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