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Definition
Synonym
Wasserbomben Grundform
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wasserbomben-Grundform
f
(Papierfalten)
waterbomb base (paper folding)
Lemma
n
, Grundform eines Wortes
ling.
lemma
Wasserbombe
f
(Spielzeug)
Wasserbomben
pl
water balloon
water balloons
Grundform
f
Grundformen
pl
geometrische Grundformen
elementary shape
elementary shapes
elementary geometrical shapes
Wasserbombe
f
; Unterwasserbombe
f
mil.
Wasserbomben
pl
; Unterwasserbomben
pl
depth charge; depth bomb
depth charges; depth bombs
Wasserbomben-Grundform
f
(Papierfalten)
waterbomb base (paper folding)
Grundform
f
base form; basic form
Deutsche
Wasserbomben Grundform Synonyme
grundform
Grundform
ÂInfinitiv
ÂNennform
Grundform
Infinitiv
Nennform
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waterbomb base Synonyme
Wasserbomben Grundform Definition
Base
(
a.
)
Of
little,
or
less
than
the
usual,
height
Base
(
a.
)
Low
in
place
or
position.
Base
(
a.
)
Of
humble
birth
Base
(
a.
)
Illegitimate
by
birth
Base
(
a.
)
Of
little
comparative
value,
as
metal
inferior
to
gold
and
silver,
the
precious
metals.
Base
(
a.
)
Alloyed
with
inferior
metal
Base
(
a.
)
Morally
low.
Hence:
Low-minded
Base
(
a.
)
Not
classical
or
correct.
Base
(
a.
)
Deep
or
grave
in
sound
Base
(
a.
)
Not
held
by
honorable
service
Base
(
n.
)
The
bottom
of
anything,
considered
as
its
support,
or
that
on
which
something
rests
for
support
Base
(
n.
)
Fig.:
The
fundamental
or
essential
part
of
a
thing
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
a
wall,
pier,
or
column,
when
treated
as
a
separate
feature,
usually
in
projection,
or
especially
ornamented.
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
a
complete
architectural
design,
as
of
a
monument
Base
(
n.
)
That
extremity
of
a
leaf,
fruit,
etc.,
at
which
it
is
attached
to
its
support.
Base
(
n.
)
The
positive,
or
non-acid
component
of
a
salt
Base
(
n.
)
The
chief
ingredient
in
a
compound.
Base
(
n.
)
A
substance
used
as
a
mordant.
Base
(
n.
)
The
exterior
side
of
the
polygon,
or
that
imaginary
line
which
connects
the
salient
angles
of
two
adjacent
bastions.
Base
(
n.
)
The
line
or
surface
constituting
that
part
of
a
figure
on
which
it
is
supposed
to
stand.
Base
(
n.
)
The
number
from
which
a
mathematical
table
is
constructed
Base
(
n.
)
A
low,
or
deep,
sound.
(Mus.)
(a)
The
lowest
part
Base
(
n.
)
A
place
or
tract
of
country,
protected
by
fortifications,
or
by
natural
advantages,
from
which
the
operations
of
an
army
proceed,
forward
movements
are
made,
supplies
are
furnished,
etc.
Base
(
n.
)
The
smallest
kind
of
cannon.
Base
(
n.
)
That
part
of
an
organ
by
which
it
is
attached
to
another
more
central
organ.
Base
(
n.
)
The
basal
plane
of
a
crystal.
Base
(
n.
)
The
ground
mass
of
a
rock,
especially
if
not
distinctly
crystalline.
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
the
field.
See
Escutcheon.
Base
(
n.
)
The
housing
of
a
horse.
Base
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
skirt
(
often
of
velvet
or
brocade,
but
sometimes
of
mailed
armor)
which
hung
from
the
middle
to
about
the
knees,
or
lower.
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
a
robe
or
petticoat.
Base
(
n.
)
An
apron.
Base
(
n.
)
The
point
or
line
from
which
a
start
is
made
Base
(
n.
)
A
line
in
a
survey
which,
being
accurately
determined
in
length
and
position,
serves
as
the
origin
from
which
to
compute
the
distances
and
positions
of
any
points
or
objects
connected
with
it
by
a
system
of
triangles.
Base
(
n.
)
A
rustic
play
Base
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
the
four
bounds
which
mark
the
circuit
of
the
infield.
Base
(
n.
)
To
put
on
a
base
or
basis
Base
(
a.
)
To
abase
Base
(
a.
)
To
reduce
the
value
of
Base-burner
(
n.
)
A
furnace
or
stove
in
which
the
fuel
is
contained
in
a
hopper
or
chamber,
and
is
fed
to
the
fire
as
the
lower
stratum
is
consumed.
Base-court
(
n.
)
The
secondary,
inferior,
or
rear
courtyard
of
a
large
house
Base-court
(
n.
)
An
inferior
court
of
law,
not
of
record.
Base
viol
(
)
See
Bass
viol.
Blotting
paper
(
)
A
kind
of
thick,
bibulous,
unsized
paper,
used
to
absorb
superfluous
ink
from
freshly
written
manuscript,
and
thus
prevent
blots.
Casse
Paper
(
)
Broken
paper
Country-base
(
n.
)
Same
as
Prison
base.
Folding
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Fold
Folding
(
n.
)
The
act
of
making
a
fold
or
folds
Folding
(
n.
)
The
keepig
of
sheep
in
inclosures
on
arable
land,
etc.
Note
paper
(
)
Writing
paper,
not
exceeding
in
size,
when
folded
once,
five
by
eight
inches.
waterbomb base (paper folding) Bedeutung
base
on
balls
walk
pass
(baseball)
an
advance
to
first
base
by
a
batter
who
receives
four
balls,
he
worked
the
pitcher
for
a
base
on
balls
base
hit
safety
(baseball)
the
successful
act
of
striking
a
baseball
in
such
a
way
that
the
batter
reaches
base
safely
double
two-base
hit
two-bagger
two-baser
a
base
hit
on
which
the
batter
stops
safely
at
second
base,
he
hit
a
double
to
deep
centerfield
triple
three-base
hit
three-bagger
a
base
hit
at
which
the
batter
stops
safely
at
third
base
first
base
the
initial
stage
in
accomplishing
something,
we
didn't
get
to
first
base
with
that
approach
fold
folding
the
act
of
folding,
he
gave
the
napkins
a
double
fold
paper
chase
hare
and
hounds
an
outdoor
game,
one
group
of
players
(the
hares)
start
off
on
a
long
run
scattering
bits
of
paper
(the
scent)
and
pursuers
(the
hounds)
try
to
catch
them
before
they
reach
a
designated
spot
prisoner's
base
a
children's
game,
two
teams
capture
opposing
players
by
tagging
them
and
taking
them
to
their
own
base
paper
route
the
job
of
delivering
newspapers
regularly
first
base
first
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
stationed
at
first
of
the
bases
in
the
infield
(counting
counterclockwise
from
home
plate)
second
base
second
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
stationed
near
the
second
of
the
bases
in
the
infield
third
base
third
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
stationed
near
the
third
of
the
bases
in
the
infield
(counting
counterclockwise
from
home
plate),
he
is
playing
third
paper
nautilus
nautilus
Argonaut
Argonauta
argo
cephalopod
mollusk
of
warm
seas
whose
females
have
delicate
papery
spiral
shells
paper
wasp
any
of
several
social
wasps
that
construct
nests
of
a
substance
like
paper
air
base
air
station
a
base
for
military
aircraft
army
base
a
large
base
of
operations
for
an
army
base
pedestal
stand
a
support
or
foundation,
the
base
of
the
lamp
base
bag
a
place
that
the
runner
must
touch
before
scoring,
he
scrambled
to
get
back
to
the
bag
base
(electronics)
the
part
of
a
transistor
that
separates
the
emitter
from
the
collector
base
base
of
operations
installation
from
which
a
military
force
initiates
operations,
the
attack
wiped
out
our
forward
bases
base
a
flat
bottom
on
which
something
is
intended
to
sit,
a
tub
should
sit
on
its
own
base
base
the
principal
ingredient
of
a
mixture,
glycerinated
gelatin
is
used
as
a
base
for
many
ointments,
he
told
the
painter
that
he
wanted
a
yellow
base
with
just
a
hint
of
green,
everything
she
cooked
seemed
to
have
rice
as
the
base
Dixie
cup
paper
cup
a
disposable
cup
made
of
paper,
for
holding
drinks
first
base
the
base
that
must
be
touched
first
by
a
base
runner
in
baseball
folding
chair
a
chair
that
can
be
folded
flat
for
storage
folding
door
accordion
door
an
interior
door
that
opens
by
folding
back
in
sections
(rather
than
by
swinging
on
hinges)
folding
saw
a
saw
with
a
toothed
blade
that
folds
into
a
handle
(the
way
a
pocketknife
folds)
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
headquarters
central
office
main
office
home
office
home
base
(usually
plural)
the
office
that
serves
as
the
administrative
center
of
an
enterprise,
many
companies
have
their
headquarters
in
New
York
home
plate
home
base
home
plate
(baseball)
base
consisting
of
a
rubber
slab
where
the
batter
stands,
it
must
be
touched
by
a
base
runner
in
order
to
score,
he
ruled
that
the
runner
failed
to
touch
home
infrastructure
base
the
stock
of
basic
facilities
and
capital
equipment
needed
for
the
functioning
of
a
country
or
area,
the
industrial
base
of
Japan
latex
paint
latex
rubber-base
paint
a
water-base
paint
that
has
a
latex
binder
letter
opener
paper
knife
paperknife
dull
knife
used
to
cut
open
the
envelopes
in
which
letters
are
mailed
or
to
slit
uncut
pages
of
books
masking
tape
masking
paper
adhesive
tape
used
to
cover
the
part
of
a
surface
that
should
not
be
painted
navy
base
base
of
operations
for
a
naval
fleet
newspaper
paper
the
physical
object
that
is
the
product
of
a
newspaper
publisher,
when
it
began
to
rain
he
covered
his
head
with
a
newspaper
paperback
book
paper-back
book
paperback
softback
book
softback
softover
book
softover
a
book
with
paper
covers
paper
chain
a
chain
made
of
loops
of
colored
paper,
used
to
decorate
a
room
paper
clip
paperclip
gem
clip
a
wire
or
plastic
clip
for
holding
sheets
of
paper
together,
the
paper
clip
was
invented
in
paper
cutter
a
cutting
implement
for
cutting
sheets
of
paper
to
the
desired
size
paper
doll
a
piece
of
paper
cut
or
folded
into
the
shape
of
a
human
being
paper
fastener
a
fastener
for
holding
a
sheet
of
paper
in
place
paper
feed
a
device
for
inserting
sheets
of
paper
into
a
printer
or
typewriter,
the
job
was
delayed
because
the
paper
feed
was
clogged
paper
mill
a
mill
where
paper
is
manufactured
paper
plate
a
disposable
plate
made
of
cardboard
paper
towel
a
disposable
towel
made
of
absorbent
paper
photographic
paper
photographic
material
light-sensitive
paper
on
which
photograph
can
be
printed
rocket
base
a
military
base
for
rocket
missiles
sack
poke
paper
bag
carrier
bag
a
bag
made
of
paper
or
plastic
for
holding
customer's
purchases
second
base
the
base
that
must
be
touched
second
by
a
base
runner
in
baseball
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