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Definition
Synonym
Handtuecher
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Handtuch
n
Handtücher
pl
das Handtuch werfen
übtr.
towel
towels
to throw in the towel, ro throw in the sponge
fig.
Handtuch
n
Handtücher
pl
das Handtuch werfen
übtr.
towel
towels
to throw in the towel, ro throw in the sponge
fig.
Handtuecher
towels
Handtuecher
,
Handtuecher
n
towels
Handtuch
n
Handtücher
pl
das Handtuch werfen
übtr.
towel
towels
to throw in the towel; to throw in the sponge
fig.
Handtuch
n
Handtücher
pl
towel
towels
Deutsche
Handtuecher Synonyme
Englische
towel Synonyme
towel
air-dry
anhydrate
bake
blot
brush
burn
cure
dehumidify
dehydrate
desiccate
drain
dry
evaporate
exsiccate
fire
insolate
kiln
mummify
parch
rub
scorch
sear
shrivel
smoke
soak up
sponge
sun
sun-dry
swab
torrefy
weazen
wipe
wither
wizen
Handtuecher Definition
Glass-sponge
(
n.
)
A
siliceous
sponge,
of
the
genus
Hyalonema,
and
allied
genera
Sponge
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
Spongiae,
or
Porifera.
See
Illust.
and
Note
under
Spongiae.
Sponge
(
n.
)
The
elastic
fibrous
skeleton
of
many
species
of
horny
Spongiae
(keratosa),
used
for
many
purposes,
especially
the
varieties
of
the
genus
Spongia.
The
most
valuable
sponges
are
found
in
the
Mediterranean
and
the
Red
Sea,
and
on
the
coasts
of
Florida
and
the
West
Indies.
Sponge
(
n.
)
One
who
lives
upon
others
Sponge
(
n.
)
Any
spongelike
substance.
Sponge
(
n.
)
Dough
before
it
is
kneaded
and
formed
into
loaves,
and
after
it
is
converted
into
a
light,
spongy
mass
by
the
agency
of
the
yeast
or
leaven.
Sponge
(
n.
)
Iron
from
the
puddling
furnace,
in
a
pasty
condition.
Sponge
(
n.
)
Iron
ore,
in
masses,
reduced
but
not
melted
or
worked.
Sponge
(
n.
)
A
mop
for
cleaning
the
bore
of
a
cannon
after
a
discharge.
It
consists
of
a
cylinder
of
wood,
covered
with
sheepskin
with
the
wool
on,
or
cloth
with
a
heavy
looped
nap,
and
having
a
handle,
or
staff.
Sponge
(
n.
)
The
extremity,
or
point,
of
a
horseshoe,
answering
to
the
heel.
Sponge
(
v.
t.)
To
cleanse
or
wipe
with
a
sponge
Sponge
(
v.
t.)
To
wipe
out
with
a
sponge,
as
letters
or
writing
Sponge
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
deprive
of
something
by
imposition.
Sponge
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
get
by
imposition
or
mean
arts
without
cost
Sponge
(
v.
i.)
To
suck
in,
or
imbile,
as
a
sponge.
Sponge
(
v.
i.)
Fig.:
To
gain
by
mean
arts,
by
intrusion,
or
hanging
on
Sponge
(
v.
i.)
To
be
converted,
as
dough,
into
a
light,
spongy
mass
by
the
agency
of
yeast,
or
leaven.
Throw
(
n.
)
Pain
Throw
(
n.
)
Time
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
fling,
cast,
or
hurl
with
a
certain
whirling
motion
of
the
arm,
to
throw
a
ball
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
fling
or
cast
in
any
manner
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
drive
by
violence
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
take
a
strategic
position
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
overturn
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
cast,
as
dice
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
put
on
hastily
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
divest
or
strip
one's
self
of
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
shape
roughly
on
a
throwing
engine,
or
potter's
wheel,
as
earthen
vessels.
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
give
forcible
utterance
to
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
forth
Throw
(
v.
t.)
To
twist
two
or
more
filaments
of,
as
silk,
so
as
to
form
one
thread
Throw
(
v.
i.)
To
perform
the
act
of
throwing
or
casting
Throw
(
n.
)
The
act
of
hurling
or
flinging
Throw
(
n.
)
A
stroke
Throw
(
n.
)
The
distance
which
a
missile
is,
or
may
be,
thrown
Throw
(
n.
)
A
cast
of
dice
Throw
(
n.
)
An
effort
Throw
(
n.
)
The
extreme
movement
given
to
a
sliding
or
vibrating
reciprocating
piece
by
a
cam,
crank,
eccentric,
or
the
like
Throw
(
n.
)
A
potter's
wheel
or
table
Throw
(
n.
)
A
turner's
lathe
Throw
(
n.
)
The
amount
of
vertical
displacement
produced
by
a
fault
Throw-crook
(
n.
)
An
instrument
used
for
twisting
ropes
out
of
straw.
Throw-off
(
n.
)
A
start
in
a
hunt
or
a
race.
Towel
(
n.
)
A
cloth
used
for
wiping,
especially
one
used
for
drying
anything
wet,
as
the
person
after
a
bath.
Towel
(
v.
t.)
To
beat
with
a
stick.
towel / towels / to throw in the towel ro throw in the sponge [fig.] Bedeutung
throw
the
act
of
throwing
(propelling
something
with
a
rapid
movement
of
the
arm
and
wrist),
the
catcher
made
a
good
throw
to
second
base
throw-in
(rugby)
an
act
or
instance
of
throwing
a
ball
in
to
put
it
into
play
foul
shot
free
throw
penalty
free
throw
charity
toss
charity
throw
charity
shot
an
unhindered
basketball
shot
from
the
foul
line,
given
to
penalize
the
other
team
for
committing
a
foul
sponge
bath
you
wash
your
body
with
a
sponge
or
washcloth
instead
of
in
a
bathtub
throw
casting
an
object
in
order
to
determine
an
outcome
randomly,
he
risked
his
fortune
on
a
throw
of
the
dice
sponge
poriferan
parazoan
primitive
multicellular
marine
animal
whose
porous
body
is
supported
by
a
fibrous
skeletal
framework,
usually
occurs
in
sessile
colonies
sponge
genus
a
genus
of
Porifera
glass
sponge
a
siliceous
sponge
(with
glassy
spicules)
of
the
class
Hyalospongiae
bath
towel
a
large
towel,
to
dry
yourself
after
a
bath
beach
towel
very
large
towel
to
dry
yourself
after
swimming
boomerang
throwing
stick
throw
stick
a
curved
piece
of
wood,
when
properly
thrown
will
return
to
thrower
dishtowel
dish
towel
tea
towel
a
towel
for
drying
dishes
free
throw
lane
a
lane
on
a
basketball
court
extending
from
the
end
line
to
feet
in
front
of
the
backboard,
players
may
not
enter
this
lane
during
a
free
throw
hand
towel
face
towel
a
small
towel
used
to
dry
the
hands
or
face
paper
towel
a
disposable
towel
made
of
absorbent
paper
roller
towel
a
towel
with
the
ends
sewn
together,
hung
on
a
roller
sanitary
napkin
sanitary
towel
Kotex
a
disposable
absorbent
pad
(trade
name
Kotex),
worn
to
absorb
menstrual
flow
scatter
rug
throw
rug
a
small
rug,
several
can
be
used
in
a
room
sponge
cloth
any
soft
porous
fabric
(especially
in
a
loose
honeycomb
weave)
sponge
mop
a
wet
mop
with
a
sponge
as
the
absorbent
throw
bedclothes
consisting
of
a
lightweight
cloth
covering
(an
afghan
or
bedspread)
that
is
casually
thrown
over
something
throw
pillow
a
small
cushion
that
is
used
for
decorative
purposes
toilet
bag
sponge
bag
a
waterproof
bag
for
holding
bathrooms
items
(soap
and
toothpaste
etc.)
when
you
are
travelling
towel
a
rectangular
piece
of
absorbent
cloth
(or
paper)
for
drying
or
wiping
towel
rack
towel
horse
a
rack
consisting
of
one
or
more
bars
on
which
towels
can
be
hung
towel
rail
towel
bar
a
horizontal
bar
a
few
inches
from
a
wall
for
holding
towels
towel
ring
a
circular
hoop
for
holding
a
towel
Turkish
towel
terry
towel
a
bath
towel
with
rough
loose
pile
throw-weight
the
weight
of
the
payload
of
a
missile
(not
including
the
weight
of
the
rocket)
throw
stroke
cam
stroke
the
maximum
movement
available
to
a
pivoted
or
reciprocating
piece
by
a
cam
hammer
throw
an
athletic
competition
in
which
a
heavy
metal
ball
that
is
attached
to
a
flexible
wire
is
hurled
as
far
as
possible
sponge
cake
a
light
porous
cake
made
with
eggs
and
flour
and
sugar
without
shortening
Madeira
cake
Madeira
sponge
a
rich
sponge
cake
with
close
texture,
intended
to
be
eaten
with
a
glass
of
Madeira
wine
Victoria
sandwich
Victoria
sponge
a
cake
consisting
of
two
layers
of
sponge
cake
with
a
jelly
filling
in
between
leech
parasite
sponge
sponger
a
follower
who
hangs
around
a
host
(without
benefit
to
the
host)
in
hope
of
gain
or
advantage
quick
study
sponge
someone
able
to
acquire
new
knowledge
and
skills
rapidly
and
easily,
she
soaks
up
foreign
languages
like
a
sponge
luffa
dishcloth
gourd
sponge
gourd
rag
gourd
strainer
vine
any
of
several
tropical
annual
climbers
having
large
yellow
flowers
and
edible
young
fruits,
grown
commercially
for
the
mature
fruit's
dried
fibrous
interior
that
is
used
as
a
sponge
loofah
vegetable
sponge
Luffa
cylindrica
the
loofah
climber
that
has
cylindrical
fruit
loofa
loofah
luffa
loufah
sponge
the
dried
fibrous
part
of
the
fruit
of
a
plant
of
the
genus
Luffa,
used
as
a
washing
sponge
or
strainer
common
morel
Morchella
esculenta
sponge
mushroom
sponge
morel
an
edible
and
choice
morel
with
a
globular
to
elongate
head
with
an
irregular
pattern
of
pits
and
ridges
step
stone's
throw
a
short
distance,
it's
only
a
step
to
the
drugstore
throw
a
single
chance
or
instance,
he
couldn't
afford
$
a
throw
sponge
a
porous
mass
of
interlacing
fibers
that
forms
the
internal
skeleton
of
various
marine
animals
and
usable
to
absorb
water
or
any
porous
rubber
or
cellulose
product
similarly
used
sponge
down
wash
with
a
sponge
vomit
vomit
up
purge
cast
sick
cat
be
sick
disgorge
regorge
retch
puke
barf
spew
spue
chuck
upchuck
honk
regurgitate
throw
up
dbbaa
eject
the
contents
of
the
stomach
through
the
mouth,
After
drinking
too
much,
the
students
vomited,
He
purged
continuously,
The
patient
regurgitated
the
food
we
gave
him
last
night
perturb
derange
throw
out
of
kilter
throw
into
great
confusion
or
disorder,
Fundamental
Islamicists
threaten
to
perturb
the
social
order
in
Algeria
and
Egypt
confuse
throw
fox
befuddle
fuddle
bedevil
confound
discombobulate
be
confusing
or
perplexing
to,
cause
to
be
unable
to
think
clearly,
These
questions
confuse
even
the
experts,
This
question
completely
threw
me,
This
question
befuddled
even
the
teacher
dismiss
throw
out
cease
to
consider,
put
out
of
judicial
consideration,
This
case
is
dismissed!
advance
throw
out
bring
forward
for
consideration
or
acceptance,
advance
an
argument
interject
come
in
interpose
put
in
throw
in
inject
to
insert
between
other
elements,
She
interjected
clever
remarks
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