to pound (at Englisch Deutsch Pfund Übersetzung Synonym

to pound (at 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.

to pound (at 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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Pfund	pound
sparsam im kleinen und doch verschwenderisch	penny-wise and pound-foolish
Doppelkreuz-Zeichen n	number sign, sharp, hash, pound sign Am.
Pfund n	pound (lb.)
Pfund n (Sterling) Pfund tausend Pfund	pound (Sterling), libra quid slang Br. a grand, a thousand pounds
Pfund-Zeichen n	pound sign (£)
Rautentaste f (# am Telefon)	hash key Br., pound key Am.
Tierasyl n	pound
Viertelpfund n	quarter of a pound
pfundweise adv	by the pound
pochen, heftig schlagen v (Herz) pochend, heftig schlagend gepocht, heftig geschlagen mit pochendem Herzen	to pound pounding pounded with a pounding heart
schlagen, trommeln v schlagend, trommelnd geschlagen, getrommelt	to pound pounding pounded
schlagen, stoßen, hämmern, trommeln v (auf, gegen) schlagend, stoßend, hämmernd, trommelnd geschlagen, gestoßen, gehämmert, getrommelt	to pound (at, on) pounding pounded
sparsam im Kleinen, doch im Großen verschwenderisch	penny-wise and pound-foolish
(im Mörser) zerstoßen v zerstoßend zerstoßen zerstieß	to pound pounding pounded pounded
Vorsicht ist die Mutter der Weisheit.	An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Wer A sagt, muß auch B sagen. Sprw.	In for a penny, in for a pound. prov.
Pfund (Gewicht)	lb, lbs : pound, pounds
Pfd. : Pfund (Gewicht)	German pound(s)
pfundweise	by the pound

Pfundnote	pound note
Viertelpfund	quarter of a pound
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
Doppelkreuz-Taste f; Rautetaste f (am Telefon)	hash key; pound key Am.
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
Pfund n (Gewicht) Pfunde pl; Pfund (deutsches) Pfund Pfd.	pound lb. pounds lbs. German pound(s)
Pfund n (Sterling) Pfund tausend Pfund	pound (Sterling); libra quid slang Br. a grand; a thousand pounds
Pfund-Zeichen n	pound sign (Â£)
Rautentaste f (# am Telefon) telco.	hash key Br.; pound key Am.
Sandtorte f cook. Sandtorten pl	pound cake pound cakes
städtischer Zwinger m (für entlaufende Hunde)	pound
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
schlagen; trommeln v schlagend; trommelnd geschlagen; getrommelt	to pound pounding pounded
schlagen; stoßen; hämmern; trommeln v (auf; gegen) schlagend; stoßend; hämmernd; trommelnd geschlagen; gestoßen; gehämmert; getrommelt	to pound (at; on) pounding pounded
sparsam im Kleinen und verschwenderisch im Großen sein	to be penny-wise and pound-foolish
Wer A sagt muß auch B sagen. Sprw.	In for a penny in for a pound. prov.
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
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)

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
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
Pfandkammer f (für gepfändete Gegenstände) jur. Pfandkammern pl	(municipal) pound; impound (for impounded items) pounds; impounds
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
Pfund n (Gewicht) Pfunde pl; Pfund (deutsches) Pfund Pfd.	pound lb. pounds lbs. German pound(s)
Pfund Sterling n; Pfund n (Währung) fin. Pfund tausend Pfund	pound Sterling; pound; libra quid slang Br. a grand; a thousand pounds
städtischer Zwinger m (für streunende Tiere)	animal pound; animal impound (for stray animals)
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
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.
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
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
sparsam im Kleinen und verschwenderisch im Großen sein v	to be penny-wise and pound-foolish
Ein-Euro-Laden m; Ein-Euro-Shop m	pound shop Br.; dollar store Am.; variety store Am.

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