Suche
:
Deu › Eng
Eng › Deu
Start
Quiz
Vokabeltest
Magazin
Wörter
Synonyme
Deutsche Begriffe
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
Englische Begriffe
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
x schließen
Wörterbuch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
(gr��eres)
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Grab
n
, Gruft
f
Gräber
pl
, Gruften
pl
sich im Grabe herumdrehen
mit einem Fuß im Grabe stehen
sein eigenes Grab schaufeln
grave
graves
to turn over in one's grave
to have one's foot in the grave
to dig one's own grave
Grab
n
, Grabkammer
f
Gräber
pl
, Grabkammern
pl
sepulchre, sepulcher
Am.
sepulchers
Grab..., Toten..., Beeerdigungs..., Begräbnis...
m
funerary
Grab..., Bestattungs...
sepulchral
Grabmal
n
, Gruft
f
, Grab
n
Grabmale
pl
, Grabmäler
pl
, Gruften
pl
, Gräber
pl
tomb
tombs
Grab
grave
Grab, schwerwiegend
grave
Grab
sepulcher
Grab
tomb
Grab
n
Gräber
pl
sich im Grabe herumdrehen
mit einem Fuß im Grabe stehen
Die Partei schaufelt sich ihr eigenes Grab wenn sie keine Kompromisse eingeht.
grave
graves
to turn over in one's grave
to have one's foot in the grave
The party is digging its own grave by not compromising.
Grab
n
; Grabkammer
f
Gräber
pl
; Grabkammern
pl
sepulchre; sepulcher
Am.
sepulchers
Grab...; Toten...; Beerdigungs...; Begräbnis...
m
funerary
Grab...; Bestattungs...
sepulchral
Grabmal
n
; Grabstätte
f
; (gemauertes) Grab
n
Grabmale
pl
; Grabmäler
pl
; Grabstätten
pl
; Gräber
pl
Felsengrab
n
tomb
tombs
rock tomb
Grab-Zugversuch
m
; Greifprobe
f
textil.
grab method of tensile test; grab method
Kreuzwegstationen
pl
relig.
Jesus wird zum Tode verurteilt (1. Station)
Jesus nimmt das Kreuz auf seine Schultern (2. Station)
Jesus fällt zum ersten Mal unter dem Kreuz (3. Station)
Jesus begegnet seiner Mutter (4. Station)
Simon von Cyrene hilft Jesus das Kreuz tragen (5. Station)
Veronika reicht Jesus das Schweißtuch (6. Station)
Jesus fällt zum zweiten Mal unter dem Kreuz (7. Station)
Jesus begegnet den weinenden Frauen (8. Station)
Jesus fällt zum dritten Mal unter dem Kreuz (9. Station)
Jesus wird seiner Kleider beraubt (10. Station)
Jesus wird ans Kreuz geschlagen (11. Station)
Jesus stirbt am Kreuz (12. Station)
Jesus wird vom Kreuz genommen (13. Station)
Jesus wird ins Grab gelegt (14. Station)
stations of the cross
Jesus is condemned to death (1st station)
Jesus takes up the cross (2nd station)
Jesus falls the first time (3rd station)
Jesus meets his mother (4th station)
Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus to carry the cross (5th station)
Veronica wipes the face of Jesus (6th station)
Jesus falls the second time (7th station)
Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem (8th station)
Jesus falls the third time (9th station)
Jesus is stripped of his garments (10th station)
Jesus is nailed to the cross (11th station)
Jesus dies on the cross (12th station)
Jesus is taken down from the cross (13th station)
Jesus is laid in the tomb (14th station)
etw. plündern; ausplündern; ausrauben
v
plündernd; ausplündernd; ausraubend
geplündert; ausgeplündert; ausgeraubt
eine Bank ausrauben
ein Grab plündern ausrauben
den Kühlschrank plündern
humor.
Die Soldaten plünderten tagelang.
to plunder; to raid; to ransack sth.
plundering; raiding; ransacking
plundered; raided; ransacked
to raid a bank
Br.
to plunder raid ransack a tomb
to plunder raid the fridge
The soldiers were plundering ransacking for days.
(vorübergehend) stumm; still; wortlos
adj
stumme Zeugen
stumm wie ein Fisch Grab sein
Sie umarmten sich in stummer Anteilnahme.
Die Behörden schweigen zu den Ergebnissen.
mute
mute witnesses
to be as mute as a fish stone (as) silent as a grave; (as) dumb as a rock
They hugged each other in mute sympathy.
The authorities have been mute about the results.
nicht gekennzeichnet; unbezeichnet
adj
ein namenloses Grab
unmarked
an unmarked grave
Begräbnis…; Bestattungs…; Grab…
Begräbniszeremonie
f
funerary; mortuary
funerary ceremony; mortuary ceremony
Grab
n
Gräber
pl
Armengrab
n
Dauergrab
n
Doppelgrab
n
Einzelgrab
n
; Grab mit Einzelbelegung
einzelnes Grab; einzeln liegendes Grab
Ehrengrab
n
Familiengrab
n
Flachgrab
n
Fürstengrab
n
Galeriegrab
n
Ganggrab
n
Gemeinschaftsgrab
n
die Nutzungsdauer eines Grabs
den Sarg in das Grab senken hinablassen
sich im Grabe herumdrehen
mit einem Bein Fuß im Grabe sein stehen
Die Partei schaufelt sich ihr eigenes Grab, wenn sie keine Kompromisse eingeht.
Wenn mein Vater das sehen würde, dann würde er sich im Grab(e) umdrehen.
Bei dieser Musik würde Mozart im Grab rotieren.
grave
graves
pauper's grave
permanent grave
double grave
single grave
solitary grave
grave of honour
Br.
; grave of honor
Am.
family grave
flat grave
princely tomb
gallery grave
passage grave
common grave
the period of use of a grave
to lower the coffin into the grave
to turn over in one's grave
to have one foot in the grave
The party is digging its own grave by not compromising.
If my father saw this he would turn be turning be spinning turn over
Am.
roll (over)
Am.
in his grave.
That music would have Mozart spinning in his grave.
Grabeskirche
f
; Kirche vom heiligen Grab (in Jerusalem und diverse Nachbildungen)
relig.
Church of the Holy Sepulchre (in Jerusalem and various copies)
Grab…; Bestattungs…
sepulchral
Grabmal
n
; Grabstätte
f
; (gemauertes) Grab
n
Grabmale
pl
; Grabmäler
pl
; Grabstätten
pl
; Gräber
pl
Bienenkorbgrab
n
Felsengrab
n
tomb
tombs
beehive tomb
rock tomb
Grund
m
des Meeres
geh.
(in Seemannsgeschichten)
lit.
auf den Grund des Meeres befördert werden
ein nasses Grab finden; ein Seemannsgrab finden (auf See umkommen)
Davy Jones's locker
archaic
(in sailor stories)
to be sent to Davy Jones's locker
to meet a watery grave in Davy Jones's locker
sich seinen eigenen Sargnagel schmieden; sich sein eigenes Grab schaufeln
v
übtr.
to make a rod for your own back
fig.
Zeremonie
f
am (offenen) Grab
graveside service
(vorübergehend) stumm; still; wortlos
adj
stumm wie ein Fisch Grab sein
Sie umarmten sich in stummer Anteilnahme.
Die Behörden schweigen zu den Ergebnissen.
mute
to be as mute as a fish stone (as) silent as a grave; (as) dumb as a rock
They hugged each other in mute sympathy.
The authorities have been mute about the results.
sich selbst ein Bein stellen
übtr.
; sich ins eigene Fleisch schneiden
übtr.
sich sein eigenes Grab schaufeln
übtr.
to make a rod for one's own back
fig.
to make a rod for one's own back
fig.
Grabarbeit
f
; Erdarbeit
f
(für Gräben)
constr.
trench work
Erdbau
m
; Erdarbeiten
pl
; Grabarbeiten
pl
constr.
Grabarbeiten; Erdarbeiten (für Gräben)
earthwork; groundwork
trench work
Grabausheben
n
; Grabaushebung
f
gravedigging
Grabbau
m
arch.
Grabbauten
pl
sepulchre
Br.
; sepulcher
Am.
sepulchres; sepulchers
Grabbeigaben
pl
grave goods
Grabbeigaben
pl
grave goods; burial objects
Bepflanzung
f
(Vorgang und Ergebnis)
agr.
Grabbepflanzung
f
Mittelstreifenbepflanzung
f
auto
Bepflanzung
f
entlang des Bahnkörpers
planting (process and result)
grave plantings
central reservation planting
Br.
; median strip planting
Am.
; central nature strip planting
Austr.
; neutral section planting
Austr.
trackside planting; formation-stabilisation planting
Grabplatte
f
; Grabdeckel
m
Grabplatten
pl
; Grabdeckel
pl
ledger
ledgers
Grabplatte
f
; Grabdeckel
m
Grabplatten
pl
; Grabdeckel
pl
ledger stone; ledger
ledger stones; ledgers
Grabdenkmal
n
art
Grabdenkmale
pl
; Grabdenkmäler
pl
funerary monument
funerary monuments
Grabdenkmal
n
; Kenotaph
n
; Zenotaph
n
art
Grabdenkmale
pl
; Grabdenkmäler
pl
; Kenotaphen
pl
; Zenotaphen
pl
funerary monument; cenotaph
funerary monuments; cenotaphs
zu Grabe geläutet
knelled
zu Grabe läutend
knelling
sich im Grabe umdrehen
übtr.
(entsetzt sein)
to turn in one's grave
Br.
; to roll in one's grave
Am.
fig.
jdn. zu Grabe tragen
v
geh.
Voriges Jahr hat sie ihren Mann zu Grabe getragen.
to bury sth.
formal
Last year she buried her husband.
Grabegabel
m
(Gartengerät)
Grabegabeln
pl
digging fork (garden tool)
digging forks
Grabegabel
m
(Gartengerät)
Grabegabeln
pl
mit einer Grabegabel umgraben
digging fork (garden tool)
digging forks
to fork
Grabeinfassung
f
Grabeinfassungen
pl
grave surround
grave surrounds
Parzelle
f
; Stück Land
n
; Flurstück
n
; Landparzelle
f
(Raumplanung)
Parzellen
pl
; Flurstücke
pl
; Landparzellen
pl
Ackerparzelle
f
; Ackerschlag
m
Grabelandparzelle
f
; Zeitgarten
m
plot; lot
Am.
; parcel of land; parcel; tract of land; patch of ground; piece of ground (spatial planning)
plots; lots; parcels of land; parcels; tracts of land; patches of ground; pieces of ground
arable parcel
temporary alottment plot
Br.
; temporary community garden plot
Am.
graben
dig
Graben
trench
Graben
m
Gräben
pl
fosse
fosses
Graben
m
, Straßengraben
m
Gräben
pl
, Straßengräben
pl
ditch
ditches
Graben
m
geol.
graben
mit einem Graben versehen
to moat
Rinne
f
, Graben
m
sluice
Schützengraben
m
, Graben
m
mil.
Schützengräben
pl
trench, fire trench
trenches
Stadtgraben
m
, Festungsgraben
m
, Burggraben
m
, Wallgraben
m
Stadtgräben
pl
von einem ...graben umgeben
moat
moats
moated
Ton
m
geol.
nach Ton graben
geschlämmter Ton
clay
to cut clay in a pit
slip
abbauen, fördern, schürfen, graben
v
(Bergbau)
abbauend, fördernd, schürfend, grabend
abgebaut, gefördert, geschürft, gegraben
baut ab, fördert, schürft, gräbt
baute ab, förderte, schürfte, grub
to mine
mining
mined
mines
mined
graben, buddeln
grabend, buddelnd
gegraben, gebuddelt
er
sie gräbt
ich
er
sie grub
er
sie hat
hatte gegraben
ich
er
sie grübe
to dig {dug, dug}
digging
dug
he
she digs
I
he
she dug
he
she has
had dug
I
he
she would dig
graben, buddeln
grabend, buddelnd
gegraben, gebuddelt
to sink, to burrow
sinking, burrowing
sinked, burrowed
graben, ausheben, mit Gräben durchziehen
grabend
gegraben
to trench
trenching
trenched
mit dem Spaten graben
mit dem Spaten grabend
mit dem Spaten gegraben
er
sie gräbt
ich
er
sie grub
er
sie hat
hatte gegraben
to spade
spading
spaded
he
she spades
I
he
she spaded
he
she has
had spaded
Graben-und-Lademanöver
n
dig and load
San-Andreas-Graben
m
, San-Andreas-Spalte
f
, San-Andreas-Verwerfung
f
geogr.
San Andreas Fault, San Andreas Rift
graben
burrow
Graben
ditch
Graben, Strassengraben
ditch
Graben
fosse
Spaten, graben
spade
Deutsche
(gr��eres) Synonyme
Englische
grave Synonyme
grave
abject
abominable
acute
afflictive
agonizing
annihilation
arch
aristocratic
arrant
assemble
atrocious
august
autolithograph
awe-inspiring
awful
bane
baritone
barrow
base
bass
be a printmaker
beehive tomb
beggarly
biological death
biting
black
blackish
bleak
bone house
book
boundary stone
box
grave
brass
burial
burial chamber
burial mound
bust
cairn
calendar
carve
cast
catacomb
catacombs
catalog
cenotaph
cessation of life
chalk
chalk up
character
charnel house
chase
check in
cheesy
chisel
chronicle
cist
cist
grave
clinical death
column
comprehensive
consequential
considerable
contemptible
contralto
courtly
cramping
crease
cribble
critical
cromlech
cross
crosshatch
crossing the bar
crucial
cruel
crummy
crypt
cup
curtains
cut
cyclolith
dangerous
dark
dark-colored
darkish
darksome
deadly
death
death knell
debased
debt of nature
decease
decorous
deep
deep six
deep-echoing
deep-pitched
deep-toned
deepmouthed
degraded
demise
demure
departure
depraved
despicable
destructive
dignified
dire
dirty
disgusting
dismal
dissolution
distressing
docket
dokhma
dolmen
doom
dour
dreadful
drear
drearisome
dreary
drive
dusk
dusky
dying
earnest
ebb of life
elevated
enchase
end
end of life
ending
en
grave
enroll
enscroll
enter
etch
eternal rest
excruciating
execrable
exhaustive
exit
expiration
extinction
extinguishment
fatal
fateful
fell
file
fill out
final summons
finger of death
flagrant
footstone
formal
formidable
foul
found
frowning
full
fulsome
funebrial
funereal
furrow
gloomy
gnawing
going
going off
grand
grave
stone
gray
great
grievous
grim
grim-faced
grim-visaged
griping
groove
gross
hammer
hand of death
hard
harrowing
harsh
hatch
headstone
heavy
heinous
hoarstone
hollow
horrible
house of death
hurtful
hurting
impanel
important
imposing
impress
imprint
incise
inculcate
index
inf
grave
robber
body snatcher
booster
chicken thief
con man
crook
den of thieves
embezzler
filcher
ganef
ghoul
grafter
jewel thief
land pirate
land shark
land-grabber
larcener
larcenist
lifter
peculator
petty thief
pilferer
poacher
prowler
purloiner
robber
scrounger
shoplifter
sneak thief
stealer
swindler
thief
white-collar thief
grave
l
Tarmac
Tarvia
asphalt
bitumen
bituminous macadam
blacktop
breccia
brick
cement
chafe
cobble
cobblestone
concrete
curb
curbing
curbstone
debris
detritus
edgestone
exacerbate
flag
flagging
flagstone
fret
gall
grain
granule
granulet
grate
grate on
grit
irritate
kerb
kerbstone
macadam
pavement
pavestone
paving
paving stone
provoke
rasp
road metal
sand
set on edge
shingle
stone
tarmacadam
tile
washboard
grave
lly
arenaceous
arenarious
breccial
brecciated
corrugated
cragged
craggy
crinkled
crumpled
crystal
crystalline
grainy
granular
granulate
granulated
gritty
harsh
ironbound
jagged
jaggy
lapideous
lithoid
lithoidal
monolithic
pebbled
pebbly
porphyritic
ragged
rock-ribbed
rock-strewn
rock-studded
rockbound
rocklike
rocky
rugged
rugose
rugous
sabulous
sandy
saw-toothed
sawtooth
scragged
scraggly
scraggy
serrate
serrated
shingled
shingly
snagged
snaggled
snaggy
stonelike
stony
trachytic
wrinkled
grave
ly
bleakly
decorously
demurely
dismally
drearily
earnestly
formally
funereally
gloomily
grandly
grimly
heavily
imposingly
intensely
loftily
magisterially
majestically
nobly
regally
royally
sadly
sedately
seriously
severely
sober-mindedly
soberly
sobersidedly
solemnly
somberly
sombrously
staidly
stately
thoughtfully
venerably
with dignity
worthily
grave
n
anaglyphic
anaglyptic
anastatic
carved
ceroplastic
chased
confirmed
creased
cut
deep-dyed
deep-en
grave
n
deep-fixed
deep-grounded
deep-laid
deep-rooted
deep-seated
deep-set
deep-settled
dyed-in-the-wool
embedded
embossed
enchased
engrafted
en
grave
d
en
grave
n
entrenched
established
etched
firmly established
furrowed
glyphic
glyptic
grave
d
grooved
hammered
implanted
impressed
imprinted
in relief
incised
indelibly impressed
infixed
ingrained
ingrown
inscribed
insculptured
inveterate
inwrought
lined
long-established
marked
modeled
molded
old-line
on a rock
on bedrock
printed
rooted
sculpted
sculptile
sculptured
set
settled
stabilized
stamped
tooled
toreutic
vested
well-established
well-founded
well-grounded
well-set
well-settled
grave
stone
arch
barrow
boundary stone
brass
bust
cairn
cenotaph
column
cromlech
cross
cup
cyclolith
dolmen
footstone
grave
headstone
hoarstone
inscription
ledger
marker
mausoleum
megalith
memento
memorial
memorial arch
memorial column
memorial statue
memorial stone
menhir
monolith
monument
mound
necrology
obelisk
obituary
pillar
plaque
prize
pyramid
reliquary
remembrance
ribbon
rostral column
shaft
shrine
stela
stone
stupa
tablet
testimonial
tomb
tombstone
tope
trophy
(gr��eres) Definition
Bear's-foot
(
n.
)
A
species
of
hellebore
(Helleborus
foetidus),
with
digitate
leaves.
It
has
an
offensive
smell
and
acrid
taste,
and
is
a
powerful
emetic,
cathartic,
and
anthelmintic.
Bird's-foot
(
n.
)
A
papilionaceous
plant,
the
Ornithopus,
having
a
curved,
cylindrical
pod
tipped
with
a
short,
clawlike
point.
Cat's-foot
(
n.
)
A
plant
(Nepeta
Glechoma)
of
the
same
genus
with
catnip
Crow's-foot
(
n.
)
The
wrinkles
that
appear,
as
the
effect
of
age
or
dissipation,
under
and
around
the
outer
corners
of
the
eyes.
Crow's-foot
(
n.
)
A
caltrop.
Crow's-foot
(
n.
)
Same
as
Bird's-mouth.
Dove's-foot
(
n.
)
A
small
annual
species
of
Geranium,
native
in
England
Dove's-foot
(
n.
)
The
columbine.
Duck's-foot
(
n.
)
The
May
apple
(Podophyllum
peltatum).
Flat
foot
(
)
A
foot
in
which
the
arch
of
the
instep
is
flattened
so
that
the
entire
sole
of
the
foot
rests
upon
the
ground
Fleet-foot
(
a.
)
Swift
of
foot.
Foot
(
n.
)
The
terminal
part
of
the
leg
of
man
or
an
animal
Foot
(
n.
)
The
muscular
locomotive
organ
of
a
mollusk.
It
is
a
median
organ
arising
from
the
ventral
region
of
body,
often
in
the
form
of
a
flat
disk,
as
in
snails.
See
Illust.
of
Buccinum.
Foot
(
n.
)
That
which
corresponds
to
the
foot
of
a
man
or
animal
Foot
(
n.
)
The
lowest
part
or
base
Foot
(
n.
)
Fundamental
principle
Foot
(
n.
)
Recognized
condition
Foot
(
n.
)
A
measure
of
length
equivalent
to
twelve
inches
Foot
(
n.
)
Soldiers
who
march
and
fight
on
foot
Foot
(
n.
)
A
combination
of
syllables
consisting
a
metrical
element
of
a
verse,
the
syllables
being
formerly
distinguished
by
their
quantity
or
length,
but
in
modern
poetry
by
the
accent.
Foot
(
n.
)
The
lower
edge
of
a
sail.
Foot
(
v.
i.)
To
tread
to
measure
or
music
Foot
(
v.
i.)
To
walk
Foot
(
v.
t.)
To
kick
with
the
foot
Foot
(
v.
t.)
To
set
on
foot
Foot
(
v.
t.)
To
tread
Foot
(
v.
t.)
To
sum
up,
as
the
numbers
in
a
column
Foot
(
v.
t.)
The
size
or
strike
with
the
talon.
Foot
(
v.
t.)
To
renew
the
foot
of,
as
of
stocking.
Foot
Guards
(
pl.
)
Infantry
soldiers
belonging
to
select
regiments
called
the
Guards.
Foot
pound
(
)
A
unit
of
energy,
or
work,
being
equal
to
the
work
done
in
raising
one
pound
avoirdupois
against
the
force
of
gravity
the
height
of
one
foot.
Foot
poundal
(
)
A
unit
of
energy
or
work,
equal
to
the
work
done
in
moving
a
body
through
one
foot
against
the
force
of
one
poundal.
Foot-sore
(
a.
)
Having
sore
or
tender
feet,
as
by
reason
of
much
walking
-grave
(
)
A
final
syllable
signifying
a
ruler,
as
in
landgrave,
margrave.
See
Margrave.
Grave
(
v.
t.)
To
clean,
as
a
vessel's
bottom,
of
barnacles,
grass,
etc.,
and
pay
it
over
with
pitch
Grave
(
superl.
)
Of
great
weight
Grave
(
superl.
)
Of
importance
Grave
(
superl.
)
Not
light
or
gay
Grave
(
superl.
)
Not
acute
or
sharp
Grave
(
superl.
)
Slow
and
solemn
in
movement.
Grave
(
n.
)
To
dig.
[Obs.]
Chaucer.
Grave
(
n.
)
To
carve
or
cut,
as
letters
or
figures,
on
some
hard
substance
Grave
(
n.
)
To
carve
out
or
give
shape
to,
by
cutting
with
a
chisel
Grave
(
n.
)
To
impress
deeply
(on
the
mind)
Grave
(
n.
)
To
entomb
Grave
(
v.
i.)
To
write
or
delineate
on
hard
substances,
by
means
of
incised
lines
Grave
(
n.
)
An
excavation
in
the
earth
as
a
place
of
burial
Graves
(
n.
pl.)
The
sediment
of
melted
tallow.
Same
as
Greaves.
Graves'
disease
(
)
Same
as
Basedow's
disease.
Hare's-foot
fern
(
)
A
species
of
fern
(Davallia
Canariensis)
with
a
soft,
gray,
hairy
rootstock
grave / graves / to turn over in ones grave / to have ones foot in the grave / to dig ones own grave Bedeutung
foot
travel
by
walking,
he
followed
on
foot,
the
swiftest
of
foot
rack
single-foot
a
rapid
gait
of
a
horse
in
which
each
foot
strikes
the
ground
separately
turn
taking
a
short
walk
out
and
back,
we
took
a
turn
in
the
park
twist
turn
turning
or
twisting
around
(in
place),
with
a
quick
twist
of
his
head
he
surveyed
the
room
turn
the
act
of
turning
away
or
in
the
opposite
direction,
he
made
an
abrupt
turn
away
from
her
about-face
about
turn
act
of
pivotingdegrees,
especially
in
a
military
formation
u-turn
complete
reversal
of
direction
of
travel
turn
turning
the
act
of
changing
or
reversing
the
direction
of
the
course,
he
took
a
turn
to
the
right
kick
turn
a
standing
turn
made
in
skiing,
one
ski
is
raised
to
the
vertical
and
pivoted
backward
to
become
parallel
with
the
other
ski
but
headed
in
the
opposite
direction
and
then
the
other
ski
is
aligned
with
the
first
stem
turn
stem
a
turn
made
in
skiing,
the
back
of
one
ski
is
forced
outward
and
the
other
ski
is
brought
parallel
to
it
turn
play
(game)
the
activity
of
doing
something
in
an
agreed
succession,
it
is
my
turn,
it
is
still
my
play
disservice
ill
service
ill
turn
an
act
intended
to
help
that
turns
out
badly,
he
did
them
a
disservice
turn
good
turn
a
favor
for
someone,
he
did
me
a
good
turn
three-point
turn
the
act
of
turning
a
vehicle
around
in
a
limited
space
by
moving
in
a
series
of
back
and
forward
arcs
animal
foot
foot
the
pedal
extremity
of
vertebrates
other
than
human
beings
fossorial
foot
foot
adapted
for
digging
as
in
moles
cloven
foot
cloven
hoof
a
hoof
divided
into
two
parts
at
its
distal
extremity
(as
of
ruminants
or
swine)
bird's
foot
the
foot
of
a
bird
zygodactyl
foot
a
bird's
foot
having
the
first
and
fourth
toes
of
each
foot
directed
backward
and
the
second
and
third
forward
heterodactyl
foot
a
bird's
foot
having
the
first
and
second
toes
of
each
foot
directed
backward
and
the
third
and
fourth
forward
webbed
foot
a
bird's
foot
with
folds
of
skin
between
the
toes
lobate
foot
a
bird's
foot
having
separate
toes
each
with
membranous
flaps
along
the
sides
horse's
foot
the
hoof
of
a
horse
leaf-footed
bug
leaf-foot
bug
large
sap-sucking
bug
with
leaflike
expansions
on
the
legs
foot
invertebrate
foot
any
of
various
organs
of
locomotion
or
attachment
in
invertebrates
tube
foot
tentacular
tubular
process
of
most
echinoderms
(starfish
and
sea
urchins
and
holothurians)
having
a
sucker
at
the
end
and
used
for
e.g.
locomotion
and
respiration
burial
mound
grave
mound
barrow
tumulus
(archeology)
a
heap
of
earth
placed
over
prehistoric
tombs
foot
a
support
resembling
a
pedal
extremity,
one
foot
of
the
chair
was
on
the
carpet
foot
brake
hydraulic
brake
operated
by
pressing
on
a
foot
pedal
foot
rule
a
ruler
one
foot
long
foundation
base
fundament
foot
groundwork
substructure
understructure
lowest
support
of
a
structure,
it
was
built
on
a
base
of
solid
rock,
he
stood
at
the
foot
of
the
tower
grave
tomb
a
place
for
the
burial
of
a
corpse
(especially
beneath
the
ground
and
marked
by
a
tombstone),
he
put
flowers
on
his
mother's
grave
pedal
treadle
foot
pedal
foot
lever
a
lever
that
is
operated
with
the
foot
vertebrate
foot
pedal
extremity
the
extremity
of
the
limb
in
vertebrates
foot
human
foot
pes
the
part
of
the
leg
of
a
human
being
below
the
ankle
joint,
his
bare
feet
projected
from
his
trousers,
armored
from
head
to
foot
turn-on
something
causing
excitement
or
stimulating
interest
cloven
hoof
cloven
foot
the
mark
of
Satan
grave
accent
grave
a
mark
(`)
placed
above
a
vowel
to
indicate
pronunciation
act
routine
number
turn
bit
a
short
theatrical
performance
that
is
part
of
a
longer
program,
he
did
his
act
three
times
every
evening,
she
had
a
catchy
little
routine,
it
was
one
of
the
best
numbers
he
ever
did
turn
of
phrase
turn
of
expression
a
distinctive
spoken
or
written
expression,
John's
succinct
turn
of
phrase
persuaded
her
that
it
would
not
be
a
good
idea
metrical
foot
foot
metrical
unit
(prosody)
a
group
of
or
syllables
forming
the
basic
unit
of
poetic
rhythm
blinker
turn
signal
turn
indicator
trafficator
a
blinking
light
on
a
motor
vehicle
that
indicates
the
direction
in
which
the
vehicle
is
about
to
turn
turning
turn
a
movement
in
a
new
direction,
the
turning
of
the
wind
reversal
turn
around
turning
in
an
opposite
direction
or
position,
the
reversal
of
the
image
in
the
lens
turn
turn
of
events
twist
an
unforeseen
development,
events
suddenly
took
an
awkward
turn
footrace
foot
race
run
a
race
run
on
foot,
she
broke
the
record
for
the
half-mile
run
calf's-foot
jelly
a
savory
jelly
made
with
gelatin
obtained
by
boiling
calves'
feet
infantry
foot
an
army
unit
consisting
of
soldiers
who
fight
on
foot,
there
came
ten
thousand
horsemen
and
as
many
fully-armed
foot
pedestrian
traffic
foot
traffic
people
coming
and
going
on
foot
foot
the
lower
part
of
anything,
curled
up
on
the
foot
of
the
bed,
the
foot
of
the
page,
the
foot
of
the
list,
the
foot
of
the
mountain
Ergebnisse der Bewertung:
115
Bewertungen
5
Einfach
einen Begriff in der Tabelle rechts anklicken
um weitere Übersetzungen in dieser Sidebar zu erhalten.