gouge

gouge
1. transitive verb
aushöhlen

gouge a channel[Fluss:] eine Rinne auswaschen

2. noun
Hohleisen, das
Phrasal Verbs:
- academic.ru/87519/gouge_out">gouge out
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1. verb
1) (to make (a groove or hole) with a tool: He gouged (out) a hole in the wood.) aushöhlen
2) (to take or force out: The tyrant gouged out the prisoner's eyes.) ausquetschen
2. noun
(a type of chisel for making grooves etc.) das Hohleisen
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gouge
[gaʊʤ]
I. n
1. (chisel) Meißel m
2. (indentation) Rille f
II. vt
1. (force into)
to \gouge sth in[to] sth etw in etw akk hineintreiben
the meteor had \gouged a great crater der Meteor hatte einen riesigen Krater gerissen
to \gouge a hole into sth (pierce) ein Loch in etw akk hineinstechen; (drill) ein Loch in etw akk hineinbohren
2. AM (fam: overcharge)
to \gouge sb jdn betrügen [o fam über den Tisch ziehen]
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[gaʊdZ]
1. n
(= tool) Hohlmeißel or -beitel m; (= groove) Rille f, Furche f
2. vt
bohren

the river gouged a channel in the mountainside — der Fluss grub sich (dat) sein Bett in den Berg

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gouge [ɡaʊdʒ]
A s
1. TECH Hohlbeitel m, -meißel m
2. Furche f, Rille f
3. US umg
a) Übervorteilung f
b) Erpressung f
c) ergaunerter oder erpresster Betrag
B v/t
1. auch gouge out TECH ausmeißeln, -höhlen, -stechen
2. gouge (out) sb’s eye
a) jemandem den Finger ins Auge stoßen,
b) jemandem ein Auge ausdrücken oder -stechen
3. US umg
a) jemanden übervorteilen:
he was gouged for $1,000 er wurde um 1000 Dollar betrogen
b) einen Betrag ergaunern oder erpressen
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1. transitive verb
aushöhlen

gouge a channel — [Fluss:] eine Rinne auswaschen

2. noun
Hohleisen, das
Phrasal Verbs:
* * *
v.
ausmeißeln v.

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