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1 wurmstichig
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2 zerfressen
v/t (unreg.) Motten, Rost etc.: eat away (at); CHEM. corrode; fig. Eifersucht etc.: gnaw (at)—I P.P. zerfressen1* * *das Zerfressencorrosion; erosion* * *zer|frẹs|sen ptp zerfre\#ssenvt irregto eat away; (Säure, Rost auch) to corrode; (Motten, Mäuse etc) to eat; (fig) to consume(von Motten/Würmern) zerfressen sein — to be moth-eaten/worm-eaten
* * *1) (to destroy or waste gradually: Acid eats into metal; The school fees have eaten into our savings.) eat into2) (to destroy or eat away (as rust, chemicals etc do).) corrode3) (to eat or wear away (metals etc); to destroy gradually: Acids erode certain metals; Water has eroded the rock; The individual's right to privacy is being eroded.) erode* * *zer·fres·sen *▪ etw \zerfressen to eat sth away1. (korrodieren) to corrode sth2. (durch Fraß zerstören) to eat sth, to gnaw on/at sthvon Motten/Würmern to be moth-/worm-eaten* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) eat away; <moth etc.> eat holes in2) (zersetzen) corrode < metal>* * *zerfressen1 v/t (irr) Motten, Rost etc: eat away (at); CHEM corrode; fig Eifersucht etc: gnaw (at)zerfressen2A. pperf → zerfressen1B. adj CHEM corroded;von Motten zerfressen moth-eaten;von Würmern zerfressen worm-eaten* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) eat away; <moth etc.> eat holes in2) (zersetzen) corrode < metal>* * *v.to erode v. -
3 wurmig
Adj. wurmstichig* * *wormy* * *wụr|mig ['vʊrmɪç]adjworm-eaten; (= madig) Obst maggoty* * *wur·mig[ˈvʊrmɪç]* * ** * ** * ** * *adj.wormy adj. -
4 wurmstichig
Adj. worm-eaten; (madig) maggoty* * *worm-eaten; unsound* * *wụrm|sti|chig [-ʃtIçɪç]adjHolz full of wormholes; (= madig auch) Obst maggoty* * *wurm·sti·chig[ˈvʊrmʃtɪçɪç]1. HORT maggotyein \wurmstichiger Apfel a maggoty apple2. (von Holzwürmern befallen) full of woodworm* * * -
5 madig
Adj.2. jemanden oder etw. madig machen umg., fig. run down, knock; ( jemandem) etw. madig machen umg. spoil s.th. (for s.o.), take the fun out of s.th. (for s.o.); mach mir doch nicht alles madig umg. I wish you wouldn’t keep spoiling things for me* * *maggoty* * *ma|dig ['maːdɪç]adjmaggoty; Obst auch worm-eatenSee:* * *ma·dig[ˈma:dɪç]adj maggoty, worm-eaten* * *Adjektiv maggotyjemanden/etwas madig machen — (ugs.) run somebody/something down
* * ** * *Adjektiv maggotyjemanden/etwas madig machen — (ugs.) run somebody/something down
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6 durchlöchern
v/t (untr., hat)1. make holes in; durch Tragen: wear holes in; (durchbohren) pierce; mit Kugeln: riddle with bullets2. umg., fig. shoot holes in, undermine* * *to perforate* * *durch|lọ̈|chern [dʊrç'lœçɐn] ptp durchlö\#chertvt insepto make holes in; (Motten auch, Rost) to eat holes in; Socken etc to wear holes in; (fig) to undermine completely; Argumente to shoot down, to undermine completely(mit Schüssen) durchlöchern — to riddle with bullets
er hatte völlig durchlöcherte Socken/Kleidung an — his socks/clothes were full of holes
* * *(to make a hole in: The ship was badly holed when it hit the rock.) hole* * *durch·lö·chern *[dʊrçˈlœçɐn]vt▪ durchlöchert full of holes* * *transitives Verbvöllig durchlöchert sein — be full of holes
* * *durchlöchern v/t (untrennb, hat)1. make holes in; durch Tragen: wear holes in; (durchbohren) pierce; mit Kugeln: riddle with bullets2. umg, fig shoot holes in, undermine* * *transitives Verb* * *v.to perforate v. -
7 altmodisch
Adj. old-fashioned* * *frumpy; frumpish; antiquated; old-fashioned; worm-eaten; vintage; square-toed; superannuated* * *ạlt|mo|disch1. adjold-fashioned; (= rückständig) outmoded2. advihr Haus ist altmodisch eingerichtet — the furnishings of her house are old-fashioned
altmodisch klingen — to sound old-fashioned
* * *1) (old or out of fashion: an antiquated car.) antiquated2) (in a style common some time ago: old-fashioned clothes; Her hairstyle is very old-fashioned.) old-fashioned* * *alt·mo·dischdas sind aber sehr \altmodische Methoden! those methods are very old hat!II. adv\altmodisch gekleidet dressed in old-fashioned clothes\altmodisch eingerichtet furnished in an old-fashioned style* * *1.Adjektiv old-fashioned2.adverbial in an old-fashioned way* * *altmodisch adj old-fashioned* * *1.Adjektiv old-fashioned2.adverbial in an old-fashioned way* * *adj.antediluvian adj.frumpy* (clothes, etc.) adj.obsolete adj.old fashioned adj.old-fashioned adj.out of fashion adj. -
8 veraltet
Adj. out-of-date..., präd. out of date; (altmodisch) (out)dated; Methoden etc.: auch antiquated; veraltete Datei EDV obsolete file* * *timeworn; dated; outmoded; archaic; outdated; antiqued; obsolete; antiquated; superannuated; worm-eaten* * *ver|ạl|tet [fɛɐ'|altət]adjobsolete; Ansichten antiquated; Mode out-of-date* * *1) (old-fashioned: Her clothes looked very dated.) dated2) (old-fashioned: This coat is out of date.) out of date3) (going out of use: obsolescent slang.) obsolescent4) (no longer in use: obsolete weapons.) obsolete* * *ver·al·tet* * *veraltet adj out-of-date …, präd out of date; (altmodisch) (out)dated; Methoden etc: auch antiquated;veraltete Datei IT obsolete file* * *adj.antiquated adj.archaic adj.dated adj.obsolete adj.out-of-date adj.outmoded adj.timeworn adj. adv.obsoletely adv. -
9 wurmstichiges Holz
n < holz> ■ worm-eaten wood -
10 madig
ma·dig [ʼma:dɪç] adjmaggoty, worm-eaten -
11 zerfressen
zer·fres·sen *etw \zerfressen to eat sth away1) ( korrodieren) to corrode sth2) ( durch Fraß zerstören) to eat sth, to gnaw on/at sth;von Motten/ Würmern to be moth-/worm-eaten -
12 wurmstichiges Holz
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13 Wurm
m; -(e)s, Würmer1. ZOOL. worm; (Made) maggot; Würmer haben MED. have worms; von Würmern befallen / zerfressen infested / eaten up with worms; den Wurm oder Würmer baden hum. (angeln) go fishing4. umg., fig.: jemandem die Würmer aus der Nase ziehen worm ( oder drag) it out of s.o., get s.o. to spill the beans; da ist der Wurm drin there’s something very wrong with it; weitS. there’s something fishy about it; winden1 II5. EDV Virus: worm* * *der Wurmworm* * *Wụrm [vʊrm]m -(e)s, -er['vʏrmɐ]1) worm; (= Made) maggot; (poet = Schlange) snake; (MYTH = Lindwurm) dragonSee:→ winden2) auch nt inf = Kind) (little) mite3) (COMPUT: = Computerwurm) (computer) worm* * *(a kind of small creeping animal with a ringed body and no backbone; an earth-worm.) worm* * *Wurm1<-[e]s, Würmer>[vʊrm, pl ˈvʏrmɐ]Würmer haben to have wormsder Hund leidet an Würmern the dog has got wormsin dem Holz ist der \Wurm the wood has got woodwormWurm2<-[e]s, Würmer>[vʊrm, pl ˈvʏrmɐ]nt (kleines Wesen) little mite* * *Ider; Wurm[e]s, Würmer worm; (Made) maggotda ist der Wurm drin — (fig. ugs.) there's something wrong there
IIjemandem die Würmer aus der Nase ziehen — (fig. ugs.) get somebody to spill the beans (fig. coll.)
das; Wurm[e]s, Würmer (fam.) little mite* * *Würmer haben MED have worms;von Würmern befallen/zerfressen infested/eaten up with worms;Würmer baden hum (angeln) go fishing3. auch n; umg:(armer) kleiner Wurm (poor) little mite4. umg, fig:jemandem die Würmer aus der Nase ziehen worm ( oder drag) it out of sb, get sb to spill the beans;da ist der Wurm drin there’s something very wrong with it; weitS. there’s something fishy about it; → winden1 B* * *Ider; Wurm[e]s, Würmer worm; (Made) maggotda ist der Wurm drin — (fig. ugs.) there's something wrong there
IIjemandem die Würmer aus der Nase ziehen — (fig. ugs.) get somebody to spill the beans (fig. coll.)
das; Wurm[e]s, Würmer (fam.) little mite* * *¨-er m.worm n.
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Worm-eaten — Worm eat en, a. 1. Eaten, or eaten into, by a worm or by worms; as, worm eaten timber. [1913 Webster] Concave as a covered goblet, or a worm eaten nut. Shak. [1913 Webster] 2. Worn out; old; worthless. [R.] Sir W. Raleigh. [1913 Webster] {Worm… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
worm-eaten — worm .eaten adj worm eaten wood or fruit has holes in it because it has been eaten by worms … Dictionary of contemporary English
worm-eaten — worm eat|en [ wɜrm ,itn ] adjective full of holes made by WORMS: worm eaten floors … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
worm-eaten — [wʉrm′ēt΄ n] adj. 1. eaten into by worms, termites, etc. 2. worn out, out of date, etc … English World dictionary
worm-eaten — adjective Date: 14th century 1. a. eaten or burrowed by worms < worm eaten timber > b. pitted 2. worn out, antiquated … New Collegiate Dictionary
worm-eaten — adjective 1 worm eaten wood or fruit has holes in it because it has been eaten by worms 2 old and damaged … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
worm-eaten — UK [ˈwɜː(r)m ˌiːt(ə)n] / US [ˈwɜrm ˌɪt(ə)n] adjective full of holes made by worms worm eaten floors … English dictionary
worm-eaten — worm′ eat en adj. 1) eaten into or gnawed by worms 2) worn or impaired by time; decayed or antiquated • Etymology: 1350–1400 … From formal English to slang
worm-eaten — /werrm eet n/, adj. 1. eaten into or gnawed by worms. 2. impaired by time, decayed or antiquated. [1350 1400; ME wormeten; see WORM, EAT, EN3] * * * … Universalium
worm-eaten — adjective a) Eaten by worms, especially having a worm inside. b) Rotten or decrepit … Wiktionary
worm-eaten — adjective infested with or damaged (as if eaten) by worms • Syn: ↑vermiculate, ↑wormy • Similar to: ↑worn • Derivationally related forms: ↑worm (for: ↑wormy) … Useful english dictionary