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1 Schwammtuch
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2 Schwammtuch
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3 anfeuchten
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) moisten; (lecken) lick; angefeuchtet* * *to dampen; to moisten; to wet; to damp* * *ạn|feuch|ten ['anfɔyçtn]vt septo moisten; Schwamm, Lippen auch to wet; Bügelwäsche auch to dampen* * *1) moisten2) (to make damp.) dampen* * *an|feuch·tenvt▪ etw \anfeuchten to moisten stheinen Schwamm \anfeuchten to wet a sponge* * ** * ** * ** * *v.to damp v.to moisten v.to wet v. -
4 Handtuch
n; Pl. Handtücher towel; das Handtuch werfen oder schmeißen umg. Boxen und fig.: throw in the towel; ( schmales) Handtuch umg., hum. Person: beanpole; Grundstück: pocket handkerchief* * *das Handtuchtowel* * *Hạnd|tuchnt pl - tüchertowel; (= Geschirrhandtuch) tea towel, tea cloth; (= Papierhandtuch) paper toweldas Handtuch werfen (lit) — to throw in the towel; (fig inf) to throw in the sponge (Brit) or towel
* * *(a piece of any of several types of absorbent cloth or paper for drying oneself, dishes etc after washing etc: After her swim she dried herself with a towel; a roll of paper kitchen towels.) towel* * *Hand·tuch<- tücher>nt towel* * *das; Pl. - tücher toweldas Handtuch werfen — (Boxen, fig.) throw in the towel
* * *schmeißen umg Boxen und fig: throw in the towel;* * *das; Pl. - tücher toweldas Handtuch werfen — (Boxen, fig.) throw in the towel
* * *-¨er n.towel n.
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sponge cloth — noun soft, lightly woven cloth with a slightly wrinkled surface … English new terms dictionary
sponge cloth — noun Date: 1862 any of various soft porous fabrics especially in a loose honeycomb weave … New Collegiate Dictionary
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