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1 pulp
1. noun1) (the soft, fleshy part of a fruit.) pulpa2) (a soft mass of other matter, eg of wood etc from which paper is made: wood-pulp.) pulpa, pasta
2. verb(to make into pulp: The fruit was pulped and bottled.) reducir a pulpa, hacer pasta/pulpa- pulpytr[pʌlp]2 (substance) papilla3 pejorative (books, magazines, etc) literatura barata, basura1 (wood, paper) hacer pasta de, hacer pulpa de; (fruit) reducir a pulpa\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto beat somebody to a pulp hacer papilla a alguienpulp ['pʌlp] n1) : pulpa f (de una fruta, etc.)2) mash: papilla f, pasta fwood pulp: pasta de papel, pulpa de papelto beat to a pulp: hacer papilla (a alguien)3) : pulpa f (de los dientes)n.• bulbo de diente s.m.• carne s.f.• lechada s.f.• pasta s.f.• pulpa (Alimentación) s.f.v.• hacer pulpa v.
I pʌlp1) ua) (of fruit, vegetable) pulpa f, carne f; (of wood, paper) pasta f (de papel), pulpa f (de papel)b) ( crushed material) pasta fto beat somebody to a pulp — hacer* papilla a alguien (fam)
2)a) u ( worthless literature) literatura f barata, basura f; (before n) <fiction, novel> baratob) c ( magazine) (AmE) revista f barata
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transitive verb \<\<wood/paper/rags\>\> hacer* pasta or pulpa con; \<\<fruit/vegetables\>\> hacer* papilla or puré con[pʌlp]1. Na leg crushed to pulp — (fig) una pierna hecha trizas
to beat sb to a pulp * — (fig) dar a algn una tremenda paliza, hacer a algn papilla *
2) [of fruit, vegetable] pulpa f2.3.CPDpulp literature N — literatura f barata
pulp magazine N — revista f amarilla
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I [pʌlp]1) ua) (of fruit, vegetable) pulpa f, carne f; (of wood, paper) pasta f (de papel), pulpa f (de papel)b) ( crushed material) pasta fto beat somebody to a pulp — hacer* papilla a alguien (fam)
2)a) u ( worthless literature) literatura f barata, basura f; (before n) <fiction, novel> baratob) c ( magazine) (AmE) revista f barata
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transitive verb \<\<wood/paper/rags\>\> hacer* pasta or pulpa con; \<\<fruit/vegetables\>\> hacer* papilla or puré con -
2 junk
I 1. noun(discarded material) Trödel, der (ugs.); Gerümpel, das; (trash) Plunder, der (ugs.); Ramsch, der (ugs.)2. transitive verbwegwerfen; ausmisten (ugs.); (fig.) aufgebenII noun(ship) Dschunke, die* * *I noun(unwanted or worthless articles; rubbish: That cupboard is full of junk; ( also adjective) This vase was bought in a junk shop (= a shop that sells junk).) der Trödel; Trödel...- academic.ru/40307/junk_food">junk foodII noun(a Chinese flat-bottomed sailing ship, high in the bow and stern.) die Dschunke* * *junk1[ʤʌŋk]I. n1. no pl (worthless stuff) Plunder m pej fam, Ramsch m pej fam, Krempel m pej fam; ( fig pej) Schrott m pej fam, Mist m pej fam; (literature) Schund m pej famjunk2[ʤʌŋk]* * *I [dZʌŋk]1. n1) (= discarded objects) Trödel m, altes Zeug, Gerümpel nt2) (inf: trash) Ramsch m, Plunder m, Schund m2. vt(inf: get rid of) object wegschmeißen (inf); idea, attempt aufgeben IIn(boat) Dschunke f* * *junk1 [dʒʌŋk]A sb) Altmaterial n, Altwaren plc) Schrott m2. Plunder m (beide umg), Gerümpel n, Abfall m3. pej Schund m, Mist m4. sl Stoff m, besonders Heroin nB v/t2. fig ein Projekt etc fallen lassenjunk2 [dʒʌŋk] s Dschunke f* * *I 1. noun(discarded material) Trödel, der (ugs.); Gerümpel, das; (trash) Plunder, der (ugs.); Ramsch, der (ugs.)2. transitive verbwegwerfen; ausmisten (ugs.); (fig.) aufgebenII noun(ship) Dschunke, die* * *n.Ausschuss m.Krempel* m. -
3 trashy
adjectiveminderwertig; Schund[literatur, -roman]* * *adjective (worthless: trashy jewellery/novels/music.) wertlos* * *[ˈtræʃi]\trashy literature Schundliteratur f fam\trashy music kitschige Musik\trashy novels Kitschromane pl\trashy soap operas Seifenopern pl* * *['trʃɪ]adj (+er)goods minderwertig, wertlos; play minderwertig; pop group billig; place schäbigclothes for teenagers are often trashy — Teenagerkleidung ist oft Schund or billiges Zeug
* * *trashy adj (adv trashily) wertlos, minderwertig, Schund…:* * *adjectiveminderwertig; Schund[literatur, -roman]* * *adj.kitschig adj.wertlos adj. -
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5 muck
1 noun(a) (mud) boue□ f, gadoue□ f; (dirt) saletés□ fpl; (manure) fumier□ m; (dung → of horse) crottin□ m; (→ of dog) crotte□ f;∎ British humorous they think they're Lord and Lady Muck ils ne se prennent pas pour n'importe qui, ils se croient sortis de la cuisse de Jupiter;∎ British proverb where there's muck, there's brass = c'est peut-être sale, mais ça rapporte! (fait référence aux travaux salissants mais rentables)(b) figurative (inferior literature, films etc) idioties fpl; (bad food) cochonneries fpl; (worthless objects) camelote f;∎ his book's a load of muck son livre ne vaut pas un clou;∎ he eats nothing but muck il ne mange que des cochonneries∎ to make a muck of sth (bungle) bousiller qchAgriculture fumer►► Irish pejorative muck savage plouc m, péquenot m(a) (waste time) traîner, perdre son temps□(b) (act foolishly) faire l'imbécile;∎ stop mucking about! arrête de faire l'imbécile!∎ to muck about with sth (equipment) toucher à qch, tripoter qch; (belongings) déranger qch, mettre la pagaille dans qch(b) (belongings, papers) déranger, toucher àBritish familiar (share task) mettre la main à la pâte, donner un coup de main□ ; (share costs) participer aux frais□(horse, stable) nettoyer, curernettoyer l'écurie/les écuries
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