rasp

rasp
1. noun
1) (tool) Raspel, die
2) (sound) (of metal on wood) schneidendes Geräusch; (of breathing) Rasseln, das
2. transitive verb
1) (scrape with rasp) raspeln [Blech, Kante]
2) (say gratingly) schnarren
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rasp
[rɑ:sp, AM ræsp]
I. n
1. (tool) Raspel f, Grobfeile f
2. (noise) schneidendes Geräusch
II. vt
to \rasp sth
1. (file) etw feilen
2. (rub roughly) etw wegschaben; skin etw aufreiben
III. vi
1. (of a noise) kratzen
2. (talk roughly) krächzen, schnarren
3.
to \rasp on sb [or sb's nerves] jdm auf die Nerven gehen fam
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[rAːsp]
1. n
(= tool) Raspel f; (= noise) Kratzen nt no pl; (of cough, when breathing) Keuchen nt no pl
2. vt
1) (TECH) raspeln, feilen

to rasp sth away — etw wegraspeln or abfeilen

2) (= say also rasp out) insults krächzen; orders schnarren
3. vi
kratzen; (breath) rasseln → also academic.ru/60313/rasping">rasping
See:
→ also rasping
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rasp [rɑːsp; US ræsp]
A v/t
1. raspeln, feilen, schaben, (ab)kratzen
2. zerkratzen
3. fig jemandes Gefühle etc verletzen, das Ohr beleidigen, die Nerven reizen
4. krächzen(d sagen)
B v/i
1. raspeln, feilen, schaben
2. a) kratzen (Sache)
b) schnarren (Stimme)
c) ratschen (Maschine)
3. rasp (up)on A 3
C s
1. TECH Raspel f, Grobfeile f
2. Reibeisen n
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1. noun
1) (tool) Raspel, die
2) (sound) (of metal on wood) schneidendes Geräusch; (of breathing) Rasseln, das
2. transitive verb
1) (scrape with rasp) raspeln [Blech, Kante]
2) (say gratingly) schnarren
* * *
n.
Raspel -n f. v.
abrauen v.
abrauhen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v.
feilen v.
raspeln v.

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