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21 Gummi
m, n; -s, (Arten:) -(s)1. rubber2. Saft: gum4. (Kaugummi) gum5. gib Gummi! umg. (fahr schneller) step on it!—m; -s, -s2. umg. (Kondom) rubber, Brit. auch johnny* * *das Gummirubber; gum; chicle;der Gummigum; chicle; rubber* * *Gụm|mi ['gʊmi]nt or m -s, -s(= Material) rubber; (= Gummiarabikum) gum; (= Radiergummi) rubber (Brit), eraser; (= Gummiband) rubber or elastic (esp Brit) band; (in Kleidung etc) elastic; (inf = Kondom) rubber (esp US inf Durex®* * *der1) (a sticky juice got from some trees and plants.) gum2) (a type of sweet: a fruit gum.) gum3) (( also adjective) (of) a strong elastic substance made from the juice of certain plants (especially the rubber tree), or an artificial substitute for this: Tyres are made of rubber; rubber boots.) rubber* * *Gum·mi<-s, -s>[ˈgʊmi]* * *Ider od. das; Gummis, Gummi[s]1) [india] rubber2) (Gummiring) rubber or elastic bandIIder; Gummis, Gummis1) (RadierGummi) rubber; eraserrubber (sl.)IIIdas; Gummis, Gummis (Gummiband) elastic no indef. art* * *Gummi1 m/n; -s, (Arten:) -(s)1. rubber2. Saft: gum4. (Kaugummi) gum5.gib Gummi! umg (fahr schneller) step on it!Gummi2 m; -s, -s2. umg (Kondom) rubber, Br auch johnny* * *Ider od. das; Gummis, Gummi[s]1) [india] rubber2) (Gummiring) rubber or elastic bandIIder; Gummis, Gummis1) (RadierGummi) rubber; eraserrubber (sl.)IIIdas; Gummis, Gummis (Gummiband) elastic no indef. art* * *-s (Kondom) m.rubber (condom) n. -s m.chicle n.gum n.rubber n. -
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24 Moos
——n; -es, kein Pl.; Sl. (Geld) dough* * *das Moosmoss* * *[moːs]nt -es, -emossvon Móós überzogen — overgrown with moss, moss-grown
Móós ansetzen — to become covered with moss, to become moss-grown; (fig) to become hoary with age
* * *((any variety of) a type of small flowerless plant, found in damp places, forming a soft green covering on tree trunks etc: The bank of the river was covered in moss.) moss* * *Moos1<-es, -e>[ˈmo:s, pl ˈmo:zə]nt mossmit \Moos bedeckt/überzogen overgrown with mossMoos2<- es>[ˈmo:s]Moos3<-es, Möser>[ˈmo:s, pl ˈmø:zɐ]* * *das; Mooses, Moose1) moss* * *Moos1 n; -es, -e; BOT moss;Moosansetzen umg, fig be getting a bit past it* * *das; Mooses, Moose1) moss* * *-e n.moss n. -
25 Olive
f; -, -n; BOT. olive* * *die Oliveolive* * *Oli|ve [o'liːvə]f -, -nolive* * *(a type of edible fruit which is used as a garnish etc and which gives oil used for cooking: He put an olive in her cocktail; ( also adjective) an olive tree; olive oil.) olive* * *Oli·ve<-, -n>[oˈli:və]f olive* * *die; Olive, Oliven olive* * ** * *die; Olive, Oliven olive* * *-n f.olive n. -
26 Orange
[o’ra:жә] indekl. Adj. orange* * *die Orangeorange* * *Oran|ge I [o'rãːZə]f -, -n(Frucht) orange IInt -, - or (inf) -sorange* * *die1) (a type of juicy citrus fruit with a thick reddish-yellow skin: I'd like an orange; ( also adjective) an orange tree.) orange2) (the colour of this fruit.) orange* * *Oran·ge<-, -n>[oˈrã:ʒə, oˈraŋʒə]f (Frucht) orange* * *die; Orange, Orangen orange* * ** * *die; Orange, Orangen orange* * *-n n.orange n. -
27 orange
[o’ra:жә] indekl. Adj. orange* * *die Orangeorange* * *Oran|ge I [o'rãːZə]f -, -n(Frucht) orange IInt -, - or (inf) -sorange* * *die1) (a type of juicy citrus fruit with a thick reddish-yellow skin: I'd like an orange; ( also adjective) an orange tree.) orange2) (the colour of this fruit.) orange* * *Oran·ge<-, -n>[oˈrã:ʒə, oˈraŋʒə]f (Frucht) orange* * *die; Orange, Orangen orange* * *orange [oˈrãːʒə] undekl adj orange* * *die; Orange, Orangen orange* * *-n n.orange n. -
28 Pflaume
f; -, -n3. vulg. cunt, pussy* * *die Pflaumeplum* * *Pflau|me ['pflaumə]f -, -n1) plumgetrocknete Pfláúme — prune
3) (sl = Vagina) cunt (vulg)* * *(a type of fruit, usually dark-red or purple, with a stone in the centre.) plum* * *Pflau·me<-, -n>[ˈpflaumə]f1. KOCHK plum2. BOT, HORT plum tree* * *die; Pflaume, Pflaumen1) plumgetrocknete Pflaumen — [dried] prunes
* * *3. vulg cunt, pussy* * *die; Pflaume, Pflaumen1) plumgetrocknete Pflaumen — [dried] prunes
* * *-n f.plum n.prune n. -
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30 Weide
—f; -, -n; AGR. pasture, meadow; Am., ohne Zäune: range, rangeland; auf der Weide sein Tiere: be grazing* * *die Weide(Baum) willow;(Wiese) meadow; grass; pasture* * *Wei|de I ['vaidə]f -, -n (BOT)willow IIf -, -n (AGR)pasture; (= Wiese) meadowauf die or zur Wéíde treiben — to put out to pasture or to graze or to grass
auf der Wéíde sein — to be grazing, to be out at pasture
* * *die1) (land covered with grass, used as pasture for animals.) grassland2) (a field or area of ground cove-red with grass for cattle etc to eat: The horses were out in the pasture.) pasture3) (a type of tree with long, slender branches.) willow* * *Wei·de1<-, -n>[ˈvaidə]f BOT willowWei·de2<-, -n>[ˈvaidə]f AGR meadow* * *Idie; Weide, Weiden (Wiese) pastureIIdie; Weide, Weiden (Baum) willow* * *der Korb ist aus Weide it’s a wicker basketauf der Weide sein Tiere: be grazing* * *Idie; Weide, Weiden (Wiese) pastureIIdie; Weide, Weiden (Baum) willow* * *-n f.pasture n.willow n. -
31 Zitrone
f; -, -n; BOT. lemon; heiße Zitrone hot lemon (drink); jemanden ausquetschen wie eine Zitrone umg., fig. squeeze s.o. dry ( oder like a lemon), get everything one can out of s.o.* * *die Zitronecitron; lemon* * *Zit|ro|ne [tsi'troːnə]f -, -nlemon; (= Getränk) lemon drink; (= Baum) lemon treejdn wie eine Zitróne auspressen or ausquetschen — to squeeze sb dry
* * *((of) a type of oval, juicy, citrus fruit with pale yellow skin and very sour juice: She added the juice of a lemon to the pudding; a lemon drink.) lemon* * *Zi·tro·ne<-, -n>[tsiˈtro:nə]f lemon* * *die; Zitrone, Zitronen lemonjemanden auspressen od. ausquetschen wie eine Zitrone — (ugs.): (ausfragen) pump somebody
* * *heiße Zitrone hot lemon (drink);jemanden ausquetschen wie eine Zitrone umg, fig squeeze sb dry ( oder like a lemon), get everything one can out of sb* * *die; Zitrone, Zitronen lemonjemanden auspressen od. ausquetschen wie eine Zitrone — (ugs.): (ausfragen) pump somebody
* * *-n f.lemon n. -
32 Zypresse
f; -, -n; BOT. cypress* * *die Zypressecypress* * *Zyp|rẹs|se [tsy'prɛsə]f -, -n (BOT)cypress* * *(a type of evergreen tree.) cypress* * *Zy·pres·se<-, -n>[tsyˈprɛsə]f cypress* * *die; Zypresse, Zypressen cypress* * ** * *die; Zypresse, Zypressen cypress* * *-n f.cypress n.(§ pl.: cypresses) -
33 Guave
Gu|a|ve ['guaːvə]f -, -enguava* * *(the yellow pear-shaped fruit of a type of tropical tree.) guava* * *Gu·a·ve<-, -n>[ˈgu̯a:və]f guava -
34 grüne Blattlaus
(a type of small, green insect: The leaves of this rose tree have been eaten by greenfly.) greenfly -
35 Raffiabast
((strips of) fibre from the leaves of a type of palm tree, used for making mats, baskets etc.) raffia* * *m.raffia n. -
36 spanischer Flieder
(a type of small tree with bunches of white or pale purple flowers.) lilac -
37 Teakholzbaum
(a type of tree that grows in India, Malaysia, Burma etc.) teak -
38 Walnußbaum
(a type of tree whose wood is used for making furniture etc.) walnut -
39 Holzart
f < holz> ■ tree species; type of wood; kind of wood; species of wood
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