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Definition
Synonym
Seuchengrab
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Seuchengrab
n
plague grave; plague burial pit
Seuchengrab
n
plague grave, plague burial pit
Seuchengrab
n
plague grave, plague burial pit
Seuchengrab
n
plague grave; plague burial pit
Deutsche
Seuchengrab Synonyme
Englische
plague grave; plague burial pit Synonyme
plague
afflict
affliction
aggravate
aggravation
ail
ambulatory
plague
anguish
annoy
annoyance
apply pressure
badger
bait
bane
be at
be the matter
bedevil
beleaguer
beset
besiege
bevy
bitch
black death
black
plague
blandish
blight
bother
bristle
brown off
bubonic
plague
bug
bugbear
bullyrag
burden
burn up
buttonhole
cajole
calamity
cellulocutaneous
plague
chafe
charm
chevy
chivy
cloud
coax
complicate matters
concern
covey
crawl with
creep with
crushing burden
curse
death
defervescing
plague
destruction
devil
discommode
discompose
disease
distemper
distress
disturb
dog
drag
dun
epidemic
epiphytotic
epizootic
evil
exasperate
exercise
exert pressure
fash
flight
flock
fret
gaggle
gall
get
glandular
plague
gnaw
grievance
gripe
harass
harm
harry
hassle
haunt
headache
heckle
hector
hemorrhagic
plague
hive
hound
importune
inconvenience
infest
infestation
infliction
invade
invasion
irk
irritate
irritation
larval
plague
lousiness
miff
molest
murmuration
murrain
nag
nag at
needle
nemesis
nettle
nudzh
nuisance
open wound
overrun
overrunning
overspread
overspreading
overswarm
overswarming
pandemia
pandemic
peeve
perplex
persecute
perturb
pest
pester
pesthole
pestilence
pick on
pique
plague
spot
pluck the beard
ply
pneumonic
plague
pother
premonitory
plague
press
pressure
provoke
push
put out
put to it
puzzle
ravage
ride
rile
roil
ruffle
running sore
scourge
septicemic
plague
siderating
plague
skein
spring
swarm
swarm with
swarming
tease
teeming
thorn
torment
torture
trouble
try the patience
tuberculosis
tweak the nose
urge
vex
vexation
visitation
watch
wheedle
white
plague
woe
work on
worry
plague
d
annoyed
anxious
badgered
baited
bedeviled
beset
bothered
bugged
bullyragged
chivied
deviled
distressed
dogged
embarrassed
fretted
grubby
harassed
harried
haunted
heckled
hectored
hounded
inconvenienced
infested
irked
lousy
mindful
nagged
needled
nipped at
obsessed
pedicular
pediculous
persecuted
perturbed
pestered
picked on
put to it
puzzled
ragged
rankled
ratty
ravaged
remembering
sore beset
teased
teeming
tormented
troubled
unable to forget
vexed
wormy
worried
worried sick
worried stiff
Seuchengrab Definition
Burial
(
n.
)
A
grave
Burial
(
n.
)
The
act
of
burying
-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
Plague
(
n.
)
That
which
smites,
wounds,
or
troubles
Plague
(
n.
)
An
acute
malignant
contagious
fever,
that
often
prevails
in
Egypt,
Syria,
and
Turkey,
and
has
at
times
visited
the
large
cities
of
Europe
with
frightful
mortality
Plague
(
v.
t.)
To
infest
or
afflict
with
disease,
calamity,
or
natural
evil
of
any
kind.
Plague
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
vex
plague grave; plague burial pit Bedeutung
burying
burial
concealing
something
under
the
ground
burial
chamber
sepulcher
sepulchre
sepulture
a
chamber
that
is
used
as
a
grave
burial
garment
cloth
used
to
cover
a
corpse
in
preparation
for
burial
burial
mound
grave
mound
barrow
tumulus
(archeology)
a
heap
of
earth
placed
over
prehistoric
tombs
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
vault
burial
vault
a
burial
chamber
(usually
underground)
plague
spot
a
spot
on
the
skin
characteristic
of
the
plague
plague
a
an
annoyance,
those
children
are
a
damn
plague
grave
accent
grave
a
mark
(`)
placed
above
a
vowel
to
indicate
pronunciation
plague
any
large
scale
calamity
(especially
when
thought
to
be
sent
by
God)
tin
pest
tin
disease
tin
plague
the
transformation
of
ordinary
white
tin
into
powdery
grey
tin
at
very
cold
temperatures
burial
entombment
inhumation
interment
sepulture
the
ritual
placing
of
a
corpse
in
a
grave
sky
burial
a
traditional
Tibetan
funeral
ritual
in
which
the
corpse
is
exposed
to
the
open
air
to
be
eaten
by
sacred
vultures
infestation
plague
a
swarm
of
insects
that
attack
plants,
a
plague
of
grasshoppers
cemetery
graveyard
burial
site
burial
ground
burying
ground
memorial
park
necropolis
a
tract
of
land
used
for
burials
drug
addiction
white
plague
an
addiction
to
a
drug
(especially
a
narcotic
drug)
plague
pestilence
pest
any
epidemic
disease
with
a
high
death
rate
plague
pestilence
pest
pestis
a
serious
(sometimes
fatal)
infection
of
rodents
caused
by
Yersinia
pestis
and
accidentally
transmitted
to
humans
by
the
bite
of
a
flea
that
has
bitten
an
infected
animal
bubonic
plague
pestis
bubonica
glandular
plague
the
most
common
form
of
the
plague
in
humans,
characterized
by
chills,
prostration,
delirium
and
the
formation
of
buboes
in
the
armpits
and
groin,
does
not
spread
from
person
to
person
ambulant
plague
ambulatory
plague
pestis
ambulans
a
mild
form
of
bubonic
plague
Black
Death
Black
Plague
the
epidemic
form
of
bubonic
plague
experienced
during
the
Middle
Ages
when
it
killed
nearly
half
the
people
of
western
Europe
pneumonic
plague
pulmonic
plague
plague
pneumonia
a
rapidly
progressive
and
frequently
fatal
form
of
the
plague
that
can
spread
through
the
air
from
person
to
person,
characterized
by
lung
involvement
with
chill,
bloody
expectoration
and
high
fever
septicemic
plague
an
especially
dangerous
and
generally
fatal
form
of
the
plague
in
which
infecting
organisms
invade
the
bloodstream,
does
not
spread
from
person
to
person
pulmonary
tuberculosis
consumption
phthisis
wasting
disease
white
plague
involving
the
lungs
with
progressive
wasting
of
the
body
rinderpest
cattle
plague
an
acute
infectious
viral
disease
of
cattle
(usually
fatal),
characterized
by
fever
and
diarrhea
and
inflammation
of
mucous
membranes
grave
death
of
a
person,
he
went
to
his
grave
without
forgiving
me,
from
cradle
to
grave
scratch
engrave
grave
inscribe
carve,
cut,
or
etch
into
a
material
or
surface,
engrave
a
pen,
engraved
the
trophy
cupt
with
the
winner's,
the
lovers
scratched
their
names
into
the
bark
of
the
tree
sculpt
sculpture
grave
shape
(a
material
like
stone
or
wood)
by
whittling
away
at
it,
She
is
sculpting
the
block
of
marble
into
an
image
of
her
husband
b
harass
hassle
harry
chivy
chivvy
chevy
chevvy
beset
plague
molest
provoke
bbba
annoy
continually
or
chronically,
He
is
known
to
harry
his
staff
when
he
is
overworked,
This
man
harasses
his
female
co-workers
blight
plague
cause
to
suffer
a
blight,
Too
much
rain
may
blight
the
garden
with
mold
dangerous
grave
grievous
serious
severe
life-threatening
causing
fear
or
anxiety
by
threatening
great
harm,
a
dangerous
operation,
a
grave
situation,
a
grave
illness,
grievous
bodily
harm,
a
serious
wound,
a
serious
turn
of
events,
a
severe
case
of
pneumonia,
a
life-threatening
disease
grave
grievous
heavy
weighty
of
great
gravity
or
crucial
import,
requiring
serious
thought,
grave
responsibilities,
faced
a
grave
decision
in
a
time
of
crisis,
a
grievous
fault,
heavy
matters
of
state,
the
weighty
matters
to
be
discussed
at
the
peace
conference
grave
sedate
sober
solemn
dignified
and
somber
in
manner
or
character
and
committed
to
keeping
promises,
a
grave
God-fearing
man,
a
quiet
sedate
nature,
as
sober
as
a
judge,
a
solemn
promise,
the
judge
was
solemn
as
he
pronounced
sentence
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