ooze

ooze
1. intransitive verb
1) (percolate, exude) sickern (from aus); (more thickly) quellen (from aus)
2) (become moistened) triefen (with von, vor + Dat.)
2. transitive verb
1)

ooze [out] — triefen von od. vor (+ Dat.)

2) (fig.): (radiate) ausstrahlen [Charme, Optimismus]; ausströmen [Sarkasmus]
3. noun
(mud) Schlick, der
* * *
[u:z] 1. verb
1) (to flow slowly: The water oozed through the sand.) sickern
2) (to have (something liquid) flowing slowly out: His wound was oozing blood.) sickern
2. noun
(liquid, slippery mud: The river bed was thick with ooze.) der Schlick
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ooze
[u:z]
I. n no pl Schlamm m
II. vi (seep out)
to \ooze somewhere irgendwohin tropfen
slime oozing down the walls Schleim, der die Wände hinunterrinnt
to \ooze from [or out of] sth blood, water aus etw dat sickern; (in drops) aus etw dat tropfen; mud aus etw dat quellen
to \ooze with blood/oil vor Blut/Öl triefen
III. vt
1. (seep out)
to \ooze sth etw absondern
to \ooze pus eitern
2. (fig: overflow with)
to \ooze charisma/charm (also pej) Charisma/Charme ausstrahlen
to \ooze sex appeal Sexappeal versprühen
to \ooze talent Talent ausstrahlen
* * *
[uːz]
1. n
1) (of mud, glue, resin) Quellen nt; (of water, blood) Sickern nt, Triefen nt
2) (= mud) Schlamm m
2. vi
1) (lit) triefen; (water, blood) sickern, triefen; (wound) nässen; (resin, mud, glue) (heraus)quellen
2) (fig)

to ooze with charm/kindness —

the house oozes with wealth or money/culture — das Haus verströmt eine Atmosphäre von Reichtum/Kultur

he stood there, charm oozing out of or from every pore — er stand da, förmlich triefend vor Liebenswürdigkeit

3. vt
1) (aus)schwitzen, absondern; blood triefen von

my shoes were oozing water — das Wasser quoll mir aus den Schuhen

2) (fig) charm triefen von (pej), verströmen; confidence, sex appeal strotzen von; insincerity stinken vor (+dat) (inf)
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ooze [uːz]
A v/i
1. sickern:
ooze in (through) einsickern (durchsickern), eindringen (durchdringen) (auch Licht, Geräusche etc);
ooze away
a) versickern,
b) fig dahinschwinden;
his courage oozed away sein Mut schwand;
ooze out
a) aussickern,
b) entweichen (Luft, Gas),
c) fig durchsickern (Geheimnis etc)
2. ooze with B 1, B 2
B v/t
1. absondern:
the wound was oozing blood aus der Wunde sickerte Blut
2. fig
a) Charme ausstrahlen, Optimismus, gute Laune etc auch verströmen
b) von Sarkasmus etc triefen
C s
1. Sickern n
2. Saft m, Flüssigkeit f
3. TECH Lohbrühe f:
ooze leather lohgares Leder
4. a) Schlick m, Mudd m
b) Morast m, Schlamm(boden) m
* * *
1. intransitive verb
1) (percolate, exude) sickern (from aus); (more thickly) quellen (from aus)
2) (become moistened) triefen (with von, vor + Dat.)
2. transitive verb
1)

ooze [out] — triefen von od. vor (+ Dat.)

2) (fig.): (radiate) ausstrahlen [Charme, Optimismus]; ausströmen [Sarkasmus]
3. noun
(mud) Schlick, der
* * *
n.
Schlamm -e m. v.
sickern v.

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