rump

rump
noun
1) (buttocks) Hinterteil, das (ugs.)
2) (remnant) Rest, der
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noun
(the hind part of an animal's body.) der Steiß
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rump
[rʌmp]
n
1. of an animal Hinterbacken pl
2. (beef) Rumpsteak nt
3. (hum: buttocks) Hinterteil nt fam
4. (remaining group) Rest m
the council was reduced to a \rump of 10 der Rat wurde auf 10 Mitglieder reduziert
the \rump of an amount der Restbetrag
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[rʌmp]
n
(of animal) Hinterbacken pl; (of fowl) Bürzel m; (inf of person) Hinterteil nt, Allerwerteste(r) m (hum)

rump steak — Rumpsteak

the Rump ( Brit Hist ) — , Hist ) das Rumpfparlament (im 17. Jahrhundert in England)

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rump [rʌmp] s
1. a) ZOOL Steiß m
b) ORN Bürzel m
2. a) Schlächterei: besonders Br Blume f, Keule f
b) rump (steak) Rumpsteak n
3. hum Allerwerteste m, Hinterteil n
4. fig kümmerlicher Rest:
Rump Parliament, the Rump HIST Br das Rumpfparlament;
rump Yugoslavia Rest-Jugoslawien n
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noun
1) (buttocks) Hinterteil, das (ugs.)
2) (remnant) Rest, der
* * *
(anatomy) n.
Hinterteil n. n.
Schachtelhalm m.
Steiß -e m.

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