seethe

seethe
intransitive verb
1) (surge) [Wellen, Meer:] branden; [Straßen usw.:] wimmeln (with von); (bubble or foam as if boiling) schäumen
2) (fig.): (be agitated)

seethe [with anger/inwardly] — vor Wut/innerlich schäumen

* * *
seethe
[si:ð]
vi
1. (fig: be very angry) kochen fam
to \seethe with anger vor Wut kochen [o schäumen] fam
2. (move about violently) river, sea schäumen; liquid brodeln, kochen
3. (be crowded) wimmeln
to \seethe with people/tourists von Menschen/Touristen wimmeln
* * *
[siːð]
vi
(= boil) sieden; (= surge) schäumen; (= be crowded) wimmeln (with von); (= be angry) kochen (inf)

to seethe with anger — vor Wut schäumen or kochen (inf)

resentment seethed in him — er schäumte innerlich vor Groll

the crowd seethed forward — die Menge drängte sich vor

a seething mass of people — eine wogende Menschenmenge

* * *
seethe [siːð]
A v/i prät seethed, obs sod [sɒd; US sɑd], pperf seethed, obs sodden [ˈsɒdn; US ˈsɑdn], sod
1. sieden
2. schäumen (auch fig:
with vor dat):
seethe with anger vor Wut kochen oder schäumen;
the whole country is seething with discontent im ganzen Land brodelt oder gärt es;
he was seething with excitement er fieberte vor Aufregung
3. wimmeln (with von)
B v/t
1. einweichen
2. obs schmoren, dämpfen
C s Sieden n
* * *
intransitive verb
1) (surge) [Wellen, Meer:] branden; [Straßen usw.:] wimmeln (with von); (bubble or foam as if boiling) schäumen
2) (fig.): (be agitated)

seethe [with anger/inwardly] — vor Wut/innerlich schäumen

* * *
v.
kochen v.
sieden v.
(§ p.,pp.: sott, ist/hat gesotten)

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