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nounSpinat, der* * *['spini‹, -ni ]1) (a kind of plant whose young leaves are eaten as a vegetable: He grows spinach in his garden.) der Spinat2) (the leaves as food: We had steak and spinach for dinner.) der Spinat* * *spin·ach[ˈspɪnɪtʃ]* * *['spInɪtʃ]nSpinat m* * *1. BOT Spinat m2. US sla) ekelhaftes Zeugb) ungepflegter Rasen, struppiger Bartc) Schnickschnack m umg* * *nounSpinat, der* * *n.Spinat -e m. -
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7 hatred
nounHass, derfeel hatred for or of somebody/something — Hass auf od. gegen jemanden/etwas empfinden
* * *['heitrid]noun (great dislike: There was a look of hatred in his eyes; I have a deep-seated hatred of liars.) der Haß* * *ha·tred[ˈheɪtrɪd]n no plto nurse an irrational \hatred of sb/sth einen unbegründeten Hass gegen jdn/etw hegenracial/self-\hatred Rassen-/Selbsthass m* * *['heItrɪd]nHass m (for, of auf +acc); (of spinach, spiders etc) Abscheu m (of vor +dat)* * ** * *nounHass, derfeel hatred for or of somebody/something — Hass auf od. gegen jemanden/etwas empfinden
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8 loathe
transitive verbverabscheuen; nicht ausstehen könnenhe loathes eggs — er mag Eier überhaupt nicht
* * *[ləuð](to hate very much.) verabscheuen- academic.ru/43460/loathing">loathing- loathsome* * *[ləʊð, AM loʊð]II. vt▪ to \loathe sth etw nicht ausstehen [o leiden] könnenI \loathe doing housework Hausarbeit ist mir zuwider▪ to \loathe sb jdn verabscheuenthe two brothers \loathe each other die beiden Brüder hassen sich* * *[ləʊð]vtthing, person verabscheuen; modern art, spinach, jazz etc nicht ausstehen könnenI loathe doing it (in general) — ich hasse es, das zu tun; (on particular occasion) es ist mir zuwider, das zu tun
* * *loathe [ləʊð] v/t1. verabscheuen, hassen, nicht ausstehen können:loathe doing sth es hassen, etwas zu tun2. sich ekeln vor (dat):I loathe it es ekelt mich oder mir davor, es ekelt mich an* * *transitive verbverabscheuen; nicht ausstehen können* * *v.verabscheuen v. -
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1. noun(lit. or fig.) Gift, das2. transitive verbhate somebody/something like poison — jemanden/etwas wie die Pest hassen
1) vergiften; (contaminate) verseuchen [Boden, Luft, Wasser]; verpesten (abwertend) [Luft]2) (fig.) vergiften [Gedanken, Seele]; zerstören, ruinieren [Ehe, Leben]; vergällen [Freude]poison somebody's mind — jemanden verderben od. (geh.) korrumpieren
* * *['poizn] 1. noun(any substance which causes death or illness when taken into the body: She killed herself by taking poison; ( also adjective) poison gas.) das Gift; Gift-...2. verb1) (to kill or harm with poison: He poisoned his wife.) vergiften•- academic.ru/56462/poisoner">poisoner- poisonous
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- poison-pen letter* * *poi·son[ˈpɔɪzən]that woman is pure \poison! diese Frau ist voller Gift!rat \poison Rattengift ntto lace sth with \poison etw mit Gift präparierento take \poison Gift nehmenII. vt1. (give poison to)▪ to \poison sb/an animal jdn/ein Tier vergiftentry the spinach, it won't \poison you probiere mal den Spinat, es wird dich wohl nicht umbringen2. (spoil)to \poison sb's mind against sb/sth jdn gegen jdn/etw einnehmen* * *['pɔɪzn] Gift ntSee:→ meat2. vt1) (lit) vergiften; atmosphere, rivers verpesten* * *poison [ˈpɔızn]A sa) Gift n (auch fig):b) fig verderblicher EinflussB v/t1. (o.s. sich) vergiften, einem Getränk etc Gift beimischen:poisoned arrow Giftpfeil m2. MED besonders Br infizieren:poison one’s hand sich die Hand infizieren3. CHEM die Wirkung zerstören von (oder gen)4. fig die Atmosphäre etc vergiften:poison sb’s mind against sb jemanden gegen jemanden aufhetzenC adj Gift…:poison cabinet Giftschrank m* * *1. noun(lit. or fig.) Gift, das2. transitive verbhate somebody/something like poison — jemanden/etwas wie die Pest hassen
1) vergiften; (contaminate) verseuchen [Boden, Luft, Wasser]; verpesten (abwertend) [Luft]2) (fig.) vergiften [Gedanken, Seele]; zerstören, ruinieren [Ehe, Leben]; vergällen [Freude]poison somebody's mind — jemanden verderben od. (geh.) korrumpieren
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poi·son [ʼpɔɪzən] nGift nt; ( fig)that woman is pure \poison! diese Frau ist voller Gift!;rat \poison Rattengift nt;to lace sth with \poison etw mit Gift präparieren;to take \poison Gift nehmenPHRASES:one man's meat is another man's \poison (is another man's \poison) über Geschmack lässt sich nicht streiten ( prov)1) ( give poison to)to \poison sb/ an animal jdn/ein Tier vergiften;try the spinach, it won't \poison you probiere mal den Spinat, es wird dich wohl nicht umbringen2) ( spoil)to \poison sth etw vergiften ( fig)to \poison sb's mind against sb/ sth jdn gegen jdn/etw einnehmen
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Spinach — Spin ach, Spinage Spin age, n. [OF. espinache, espinoche, F. [ e]pinard; cf. F. spinace, Sp. espinaca; all fr. Ar. isf[=a]n[=a]j, isfin[=a]j, aspan[=a]kh, probably of Persian origin.] (Bot.) A common pot herb ({Spinacia oleracea}) belonging to… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
spinach — c.1400, from Anglo Fr. spinache, O.Fr. espinache (Mod.Fr. épinard), from O.Prov. espinarc, which perhaps is via Catalan espinac, from Andalusian Arabic isbinakh, from Arabic isbanakh, from Pers. aspanakh spinach. But OED is not convinced the… … Etymology dictionary
spinach — The recommended pronunciation is spin ij, but spin ich is usual in AmE and also occurs in BrE … Modern English usage
spinach — ► NOUN ▪ a plant with large dark green leaves which are eaten as a vegetable. ORIGIN probably from Old French espinache, from Persian … English terms dictionary
spinach — [spin′ich] n. [< MFr espinach < (? via ML spinachia) OSp espinaca < Ar isbānakh < Pers aspanākh] 1. a plant (Spinacia oleracea) of the goosefoot family, with large, dark green, juicy, edible leaves, usually eaten cooked 2. the leaves… … English World dictionary
Spinach — Taxobox name = Spinach image width = 270px image caption = Spinach in flower regnum = Plantae divisio = Magnoliophyta classis = Magnoliopsida ordo = Caryophyllales familia = Amaranthaceae, formerly Chenopodiaceae [http://ecoport.org/ep?Plant=1997 … Wikipedia
spinach — spinachlike, adj. /spin ich/, n. 1. a plant, Spinacia oleracea, cultivated for its edible, crinkly or flat leaves. 2. the leaves. [1520 30; < MF espinache, espinage < OSp espinaca, alter. of Ar isfanakh, perh. < Pers] * * * Hardy, leafy annual… … Universalium
spinach — /ˈspɪnɪtʃ / (say spinich) noun 1. Also, English spinach. an annual herb, Spinacia oleracea, cultivated for its succulent leaves. 2. Also, US, Swiss chard. a form of beet, Beta vulgaris cicla, with large, firm, strongly veined green leaves and a… …
spinach — [16] The ultimate origin of the word spinach is Persian aspanākh, which passed via Arabic isfināj, medieval Latin spinachia, and Spanish espinaca into Old French as espinache. Middle Dutch borrowed this as spinaetse, the probable source of… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
spinach — [16] The ultimate origin of the word spinach is Persian aspanākh, which passed via Arabic isfināj, medieval Latin spinachia, and Spanish espinaca into Old French as espinache. Middle Dutch borrowed this as spinaetse, the probable source of… … Word origins
spinach — n. money. (Because it is green. See also cabbage; lettuce.) □ How much spinach you got on you? □ Look at this! One hundred dollars in good old American spinach! … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions