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städtischer Zwinger m (für entlaufende Hunde)
pound
Pfund
pound
Tierasyl n
pound
Pfundnote
pound note
Pfund n
pound (lb.)
pfundweise adv
by the pound
pfundweise
by the pound
Pfund-Zeichen n
pound sign (£)
Pfund-Zeichen n
pound sign (£)
Pfd. : Pfund (Gewicht)
German pound(s)
Viertelpfund n
quarter of a pound
Viertelpfund
quarter of a pound
Pfund (Gewicht)
lb, lbs : pound, pounds
Sandtorte f cook.
Sandtorten pl
pound cake
pound cakes
Doppelkreuz-Taste f; Rautetaste f (am Telefon)
hash key; pound key Am.
sparsam im kleinen und doch verschwenderisch
penny-wise and pound-foolish
sparsam im Kleinen, doch im Großen verschwenderisch
penny-wise and pound-foolish
schlagen, trommeln v
schlagend, trommelnd
geschlagen, getrommelt
to pound
pounding
pounded
schlagen; trommeln v
schlagend; trommelnd
geschlagen; getrommelt
to pound
pounding
pounded
Rautentaste f (# am Telefon)
hash key Br., pound key Am.
Rautentaste f (# am Telefon) telco.
hash key Br.; pound key Am.
sparsam im Kleinen und verschwenderisch im Großen sein
to be penny-wise and pound-foolish
sparsam im Kleinen und verschwenderisch im Großen sein v
to be penny-wise and pound-foolish
schlagen, stoßen, hämmern, trommeln v (auf, gegen)
schlagend, stoßend, hämmernd, trommelnd
geschlagen, gestoßen, gehämmert, getrommelt
to pound (at, on)
pounding
pounded
schlagen; stoßen; hämmern; trommeln v (auf; gegen)
schlagend; stoßend; hämmernd; trommelnd
geschlagen; gestoßen; gehämmert; getrommelt
to pound (at; on)
pounding
pounded
Wer A sagt, muß auch B sagen. Sprw.
In for a penny, in for a pound. prov.
Wer A sagt muß auch B sagen. Sprw.
In for a penny in for a pound. prov.
(im Mörser) zerstoßen v
zerstoßend
zerstoßen
zerstieß
to pound
pounding
pounded
pounded
Pfund n (Gewicht)
Pfunde pl; Pfund
(deutsches) Pfund Pfd.
pound lb.
pounds lbs.
German pound(s)
Doppelkreuz-Zeichen n
number sign, sharp, hash, pound sign Am.
Pfund n (Gewicht)
Pfunde pl; Pfund
(deutsches) Pfund Pfd.
pound lb.
pounds lbs.
German pound(s)
städtischer Zwinger m (für streunende Tiere)
animal pound; animal impound (for stray animals)
Vorsicht ist die Mutter der Weisheit.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
pochen, heftig schlagen v (Herz)
pochend, heftig schlagend
gepocht, heftig geschlagen
mit pochendem Herzen
to pound
pounding
pounded
with a pounding heart
Ein-Euro-Laden m; Ein-Euro-Shop m
pound shop Br.; dollar store Am.; variety store Am.
Berstindex m; relative Berstfestigkeit f; spezifischer Berstwiderstand m (Papierherstellung)
burst ratio; burst factor; points per pound (papermaking)
Doppelkreuz-Zeichen n; Rautezeichen n
number sign; sharp; hash; hash sign; pound sign Am.; octothorpe
Pfandkammer f (für gepfändete Gegenstände) jur.
Pfandkammern pl
(municipal) pound; impound (for impounded items)
pounds; impounds
Fünfer m (Fünfpfundschein in GB, Fünfdollarschein in den USA) fin.
für um Ös. einen Fünfer (für fünf Pfund Dollar)
fiver (five-pound note Br. or five-dollar bill Am.)
for a fiver
pochen; heftig schlagen v (Herz)
pochend; heftig schlagend
gepocht; heftig geschlagen
pocht; schlägt heftig
pochte; schlug heftig
mit pochendem Herzen
to pound
pounding
pounded
pounds
pounded
with a pounding heart
Pfund n (Sterling)
Pfund
tausend Pfund
pound (Sterling); libra
quid slang Br.
a grand; a thousand pounds
Pfund n (Sterling)
Pfund
tausend Pfund
pound (Sterling), libra
quid slang Br.
a grand, a thousand pounds
Pfund Sterling n; Pfund n (Währung) fin.
Pfund
tausend Pfund
pound Sterling; pound; libra
quid slang Br.
a grand; a thousand pounds
Kfz-Verwahrstelle f (für abgeschleppte Fahrzeuge); Abschlepphof m; Abschleppplatz m ugs. auto
Kfz-Verwahrstellen pl
vehicle pound; car pound; pound (for towed vehicles)
vehicle pounds; car pounds; pounds
gegen auf etw. heftig klopfen; hämmern v
heftig klopfend; hämmernd
heftig geklopft; gehämmert
to beat at sth.; to pound against sth.; to thump sth. coll.
beating; pounding; thumping
beaten; pounded; thumped
an die Türe klopfen; hämmern; pochen geh.; pumpern Bayr. Ös. ugs. v
an die Türe klopfend; hämmernd; pochend; pumpernd
an die Türe geklopft; gehämmert; gepocht; gepumpert
to beat; to pound; to thump on the door
beating; pounding; thumping on the door
beaten; pounded; thumped on the door
Doppelkreuz-Zeichen n; Rautezeichen n; Raute f ugs.; Lattenkreuz n humor.; Gartenzaun n Süddt. humor.; Gartenhag n BW Schw. humor. ling. print
number sign; sharp; hash sign; hashtag sign; hash; pound sign Am.; octothorp rare; octothorpe rare (often wrongly: hashtag)
etw. mörsern; im Mörser zerstampfen; zerstoßen v cook. pharm.
mörsernd; im Mörser zerstampfend; zerstoßend
gemörsert; im Mörser zerstampft; zerstoßen
to pestle sth.; to crush pound bray archaic sth. in a mortar
pestling; crushing bray in a mortar
pestled; crushed bray in a mortar
Pfandstall m (für gepfändete Tiere) jur.
Pfandställe pl
gepfändetes Vieh in den Pfandstall bringen
(municipal) animal pound; animal impound (for impounded animals)
animal pounds; animal impounds
to put distrained cattle in the animal pound
Billigladen m; Ramschladen m; 1-Euro-Shop n pej.
Billigläden pl; Ramschläden pl; 1-Euro-Shops pl
junk shop Br.; pound shop Br.; variety store Am.; dime store Am.; 99-cent store Am. pej.
junk shops; pound shops; variety stores; dime stores; 99-cent stores
Kfz-Verwahrstelle f (für abgeschleppte Fahrzeuge); Abschlepphof m; Abschleppplatz m ugs. auto
Kfz-Verwahrstellen pl; Abschlepphöfe pl; Abschleppplätze pl
vehicle pound; car pound; pound; vehicle impound; car impound; impound lot (for towed vehicles)
vehicle pounds; car pounds; pounds; vehicle impounds; car impounds; impound lots
heftig schlagen; pochen geh.; pumpern Bayr. Ös. ugs. v (Herz)
heftig schlagend; pochend; pumpernd
heftig geschlagen; gepocht; gepumpert
schlägt heftig; pocht; pumpert
schlug heftig; pochte; pumperte
ein pochender Schmerz
mit pochendem Herzen
Mein Herz schlug heftig.
to beat heavily; to throb; to pound (heart)
beating heavily; throbbing; pounding
beaten heavily; throbbed; pounded
pounds
pounded
a throbbing pain
with a pounding heart
My heart was beating heavily.

Deutsche städtischer Zwinger {m} (für entlaufende Hunde) Synonyme

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Hundezwinger  ÂZwinger  

Englische pound Synonyme

pound  Deutschmark  Mark  Reichsmark  abrade  ache  afghani  agonize  ail  ambush  anguish  anna  assail  assault  atomize  attack  baht  bang  barrage  bash  baste  bat  batter  bawbee  beat  beat a ruffle  beat a tattoo  beat into  beat the drum  beat time  beating  belabor  belt  biff  blanch  blench  blitz  blow  bludgeon  bonk  bottle up  box up  bray  brecciate  bruise  buffet  bung  bung up  bushwhack  cage  carat  cattery  cent  centavo  centigram  centime  check  chop  cleanse  clear  clip  clobber  cloister  clout  clump  come at  come down on  comminute  compound  confine  constrain  conto  contriturate  contuse  coop  coop in  coop up  cork up  count  count the beats  crack  crack down on  cram in  crib  crowd in  crown  crumb  crumble  crush  cudgel  cut  dash  decagram  decigram  descend on  descend upon  detain  dig  din  ding  dint  disintegrate  dog pound  doghouse  dollar  dong  dram  dram avoirdupois  drive  drive in  drub  drubbing  drum  drum music  drumbeat  drumfire  drumming  dyne  empty  encage  enclose  enclosure  expel  fall on  fall upon  farthing  feel pain  feel the pangs  fence in  fiver  flail  flap  florin  flounder  flour  flutter  force  force in  fourpence  fourpenny  fragment  franc  fusillade  gang up on  go at  go for  go pitapat  grain  gram  granulate  granulize  grate  grave  grimace  grind  grind to powder  groat  guilder  guinea  gulden  half crown  half dollar  halfpenny  hammer  harry  have a misery  have at  heave  hell  hem in  hit  hit like lightning  hobbyhorse  hold  hold in custody  hold in restraint  hundredweight  hurt  immure  impact  impound  inhibit  jab  jam in  jump  keep in  keep in custody  keep in detention  keep time  kennel  kilo  kilogram  kip  knock  knock in  kopeck  krona  krone  lambaste  land on  larrup  lay at  lay hands on  lay into  levigate  lick  light into  limbo  lira  lurch  mag  make heavy weather  mash  mass  maul  meg  megaton  mew  mew up  mill  milligram  milreis  mite  mole  monkey    
pound away  dig  drudge  fag  grind  grub  hammer  hammer away  keep doggedly at  moil  peg  peg away  plod  plug  plug along  plug at  plug away  slog  slog away  toil  travail  wade through  work away  
poundage  accommodation  avoirdupois  beef  beefiness  burden  capacity  carriage  cartage  content  cordage  deadweight  drayage  expressage  fatness  freight  freightage  gravity  gross weight  haulage  heaviness  heft  heftiness  limit  liveweight  measure  neat weight  net  net weight  overbalance  overweight  ponderability  ponderosity  ponderousness  quantity  room  space  stowage  tonnage  underweight  volume  weight  weightiness  
pounding  abrasion  atomization  attrition  barrage  beat  beating  brecciation  clicking  comminution  crumbling  crushing  detrition  disintegration  drum  drum music  drumbeat  drumfire  drumming  flutter  fluttering  fragmentation  granulation  granulization  grating  grinding  levigation  mashing  palpitant  palpitation  paradiddle  patter  pitapat  pitter-patter  pound  powdering  pulsation  rat-a-tat  rat-tat  rat-tat-tat  rataplan  rattattoo  roll  rub-a-dub  ruff  ruffle  shredding  smashing  spatter  spattering  splutter  spluttering  sputter  sputtering  staccato  tat-tat  tattoo  throb  throbbing  thrum  thrumming  thumping  ticking  tom-tom  trituration  

pound Definition

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.
Pound
(v. t.) To strike repeatedly with some heavy instrument
Pound
(v. t.) To comminute and pulverize by beating
Pound
(v. i.) To strike heavy blows
Pound
(v. i.) To make a jarring noise, as in running
Pound
(n.) An inclosure, maintained by public authority, in which cattle or other animals are confined when taken in trespassing, or when going at large in violation of law
Pound
(n.) A level stretch in a canal between locks.
Pound
(n.) A kind of net, having a large inclosure with a narrow entrance into which fish are directed by wings spreading outward.
Pound
(v. t.) To confine in, or as in, a pound
Pound
(pl. ) of Pound
Pound
(n.) A certain specified weight
Pound
(n.) A British denomination of money of account, equivalent to twenty shillings sterling, and equal in value to about $4.86. There is no coin known by this name, but the gold sovereign is of the same value.
Pound-breach
(n.) The breaking of a public pound for releasing impounded animals.
Pound/keeper
(n.) The keeper of a pound.

pound Bedeutung

hammer
pound
hammering
pounding
the act of pounding (delivering repeated heavy blows), the sudden hammer of fists caught him off guard, the pounding of feet on the hallway
pound
dog pound
a public enclosure for stray or unlicensed dogs, unlicensed dogs will be taken to the pound
pound net trap consisting of an arrangement of nets directing fish into an enclosure
pound
pound sign
a symbol for a unit of currency (especially for the pound sterling in Great Britain)
pound cake rich loaf cake made of a pound each of butter and sugar and flour
Pound
Ezra Pound
Ezra Loomis Pound
United States writer who lived in Europe, strongly influenced the development of modern literature (-)
pound
lbf.
a nontechnical unit of force equal to the mass of pound with an acceleration of free fall equal to feet
sec
sec
British pound
pound British pound sterling
pound sterling
quid
the basic unit of money in Great Britain and Northern Ireland, equal to pence
Cypriot pound
pound
the basic unit of money in Cyprus, equal to cents
Egyptian pound
pound
the basic unit of money in Egypt, equal to piasters
Irish pound
Irish punt
punt
pound
formerly the basic unit of money in Ireland, equal to pence
Lebanese pound
pound
the basic unit of money in Lebanon, equal to piasters
Sudanese pound
pound
the basic unit of money in the Sudan, equal to piasters
Syrian pound
pound
the basic unit of money in Syria, equal to piasters
pound lb ounces avoirdupois, he got a hernia when he tried to lift pounds
pound a unit of apothecary weight equal to ounces troy
half pound ounces avoirdupois
quarter pound ounces avoirdupois
troy pound
apothecaries' pound
an apothecary weight equal to ounces or . grams
foot-pound a unit of work equal to a force of one pound moving through a distance of one foot
pound break down and crush by beating, as with a pestle, pound the roots with a heavy flat stone
impound
pound
place or shut up in a pound, pound the cows so they don't stray
pound pound up shut up or confine in any enclosure or within any bounds or limits, The prisoners are safely pounded
thump
pound
poke
hit hard with the hand, fist, or some heavy instrument, the salesman pounded the door knocker, a bible-thumping Southern Baptist
pound pound off partition off into compartments, The locks pound the water of the canal
ram ram down
pound
strike or drive against with a heavy impact, ram the gate with a sledgehammer, pound on the door
beat
pound
thump
move rhythmically, Her heart was beating fast
lumber
pound
move heavily or clumsily, The heavy man lumbered across the room
pound-foolish unwise in dealing with large sums
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