scythe

scythe
1. noun
Sense, die
2. transitive verb
[mit der Sense] mähen
* * *
1. noun
(a tool with a long, curved blade for cutting tall grass etc.) die Sense
2. verb
(to cut (grass etc) with a scythe.) abmähen, sensen
* * *
scythe
[saɪð]
I. n Sense f
II. vt
1. (with a scythe)
to \scythe sth etw [mit der Sense] [ab]mähen
to \scythe the corn das Korn [mit der Sense] schneiden
2. (with swinging blow)
to \scythe sth/sb [down] etw/jdn niedermähen [o niedermachen] fam
III. vi
to \scythe through sth durch etw akk rasen [o preschen]
to \scythe through the defences durch die Abwehr preschen
* * *
[saɪð]
1. n
Sense f
2. vt
(mit der Sense) mähen

to scythe people down — Menschen niedermähen

3. vi

to scythe through the crowd — durch die Menge pflügen

the motorway scythes through the city — die Autobahn führt mitten durch die Stadt

* * *
scythe [saıð]
A s
1. AGR Sense f
2. Antike: Sichel f (am Streitwagen)
B v/t
1. auch scythe down AGR eine Wiese etc mähen:
scythe off Gras (ab)mähen
2. scythe down Fußball: umsäbeln
* * *
1. noun
Sense, die
2. transitive verb
[mit der Sense] mähen
* * *
n.
Sense -n f. v.
abmähen v.

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