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1 swathe
transitive verb[ein]hüllen* * *[sweiƟ]* * *[sweɪð]I. vtII. nthese people represent a wide \swathe of opinion ( fig) diese Leute repräsentieren einen großen Teil der öffentlichen Meinung3.* * *[sweɪð]1. nSee:= academic.ru/72579/swath">swath2. vtwickeln (in in +acc); (in bandages also) umwickeln (in mit)to swathe oneself in sth — sich in etw (acc) einwickeln or einhüllen, etw um sich wickeln
* * *swathe1 [sweıð; US auch swɑːð; swɔːð]A v/t1. (um)wickeln ( with mit), einwickeln2. (wie einen Verband) herumwickeln3. einhüllenB s1. Binde f, Verband m2. (Wickel)Band n3. MED Umschlag m* * *transitive verb[ein]hüllen* * *v.einwickeln v. -
2 swathe
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3 sling and swathe
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4 swath
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5 swath
[swɒɵ, Am swɑ:ɵ] n→ swathe -
6 batyu
(DE) Bündchen {s}; Bündel {s}; bündelnd; Binkel {r}; Gebund {s}; (EN) bundle; pack; scrip; swag; swathe -
7 bebugyolál
(DE) bündelnd; mummen; Einwickelung; (EN) bundle; enswathe; muffle; swathe; tie up; tuck up -
8 beburkol
(DE) beziehen; eingewickelt; einhüllen; hüllen; umhüllen; verhüllen; verhüllt; verschalen; Bespannung {e}; hülsen; (EN) case; cover; embale; enclothe; enfold; enshroud; enswathe; envelop; hid; hidden; hide; hide, hid; hide, hid, hidden; incase; involve; lag; mantle; muffle; parcel; sheathe; shroud; swathe; tuck sg away; wrap -
9 beburkolás
(DE) Emballage {e}; (EN) enveloping; envelopment; folding; shrounding; swathe -
10 beköt
(DE) Einbinden {s}; berücken; (EN) bind, bound; cover; swathe; tie up -
11 bekötés
(DE) Einbindung {e}; (EN) application of a dressing; swathe -
12 bepólyáz
(DE) bandagierend; bandagierte; Einwickelung; windeln; (EN) bandage; enswathe; swaddle; swathe; wrap -
13 burkolat
(DE) Aussenschicht {e}; Belag {r}; Furnier {s}; Overlay {s}; Ummantelung {e}; eingehüllt; maskieren; Überzug {r}; Überzüge {pl}; Emballage {e}; Enveloppe {e}; (EN) case; casing; cleading; coating; encasement; envelope; face-work; facing; frame-moulding; housing; husk; jacket; masking; muffle; overlay; revertment; revetment; sheathing; sheet; shroud; swathe; tuck; veneer; vestment; wrap; wrappage; wrapper -
14 csomag
(DE) Bagage {e}; Kollo {s}; Packstück {s}; Paket {s}; Pakete {pl}; Päckchen; bündelnd; Gebund {s}; Kolli {s}; Motorradbraut {e}; (EN) bundle; case; deck; load-pack; luggage; pack; package; packet; parcel; pkg; swathe -
15 kötés
(DE) Anbindung {e}; Bandage {e}; Bindung {e}; Doppelbuchstabe {e}; Einband; Gebinde {s}; Strickarbeit {e}; Strickerei {e}; Gestrick {s}; Norwegermuster {s}; (EN) band; bandage; binding; bond; bonding; coupling; dolly; joint; knitting; ligature; loop; needling; swathe; swathing; tie; truss -
16 marok
(DE) Palm {r}; Palmzweig {r}; (EN) hand; palm; swathe -
17 pólya
(DE) Steckkissen {s}; Fasche {e}; (EN) strip; swaddle; swaddling-bands; swaddling-bends; swaddling-clothes; swathe; swathing -
18 rend
(DE) Ordnung {e}; Schwade {e}; Schwalk {r}; (EN) array; order; orderliness; orderly sate; rank; rate; sort; swath; swathe; tidiness; trim; windrow
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Swathe — Swathe, n. A bandage; a band; a swath. [1913 Webster] Wrapped me in above an hundred yards of swathe. Addison. [1913 Webster] Milk and a swathe, at first, his whole demand. Young. [1913 Webster] The solemn glory of the afternoon, with its long… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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swathe in — ˈswathe in [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they swathe in he/she/it swathes in present participle swathing in past tense swathed in pas … Useful english dictionary
swathe — O.E. swaþian to swathe, from swaðu track, trace, band (see SWATH (Cf. swath)). The noun meaning infant s swaddling bands was found in O.E. as swaþum (dative plural) … Etymology dictionary
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swathe — I = swath swathe UK [sweɪð] / US or swath UK [swɒθ] / US [swɑθ] noun [countable] Word forms swathe : singular swathe plural swathes formal 1) a large area of land 2) a long narrow piece of cloth, especially one that is wrapped around someone or… … English dictionary
swathe — [[t]swe͟ɪð, AM swɑ͟ːð[/t]] swathes, swathing, swathed (The noun is also spelled swath.) 1) N COUNT: usu N of n A swathe of land is a long strip of land. On May 1st the army took over another swathe of territory... Year by year great swathes of… … English dictionary
swathe — swathe1 [sweıð US swa:ð, swo:ð, sweıð] n also swath [swɔθ US swa:θ] [: Old English; Origin: swAth footstep, track ] 1.) a long thin area of something, especially land swathe of ▪ The bomb had left a swathe of the town centre in ruins. ▪ A swathe… … Dictionary of contemporary English
swathe — swathe1 [ sweıð ] verb swathe in phrasal verb transitive LITERARY swathe someone/something in something to completely cover someone or something with something: The moon was swathed in mist. swathe swathe 2 [ swað, sweıð ] noun count FORMAL 1. )… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English