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braky

/ˈbreɪ.ki/

Übersetzung: Veraltetes Adjektiv, das mit Brombeeren oder dornigen Sträuchern bewachsen bedeutet; mit rauer Vegetation überwuchert.

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adjective

formalbritishveraltet/ˈbreɪ.ki/

An obsolete adjective meaning full of brambles or prickly bushes; overgrown with rough vegetation.

  • 🇩🇪Veraltetes Adjektiv, das mit Brombeeren oder dornigen Sträuchern bewachsen bedeutet; mit rauer Vegetation überwuchert.
  1. Covered with undergrowth C2 formal british

    Describing an area that is thickly covered with brambles, ferns, and other wild shrubs.

    • The braky path was difficult to walk through.
    • They ventured into the braky part of the forest.
    • The old garden had become braky and overgrown.

    🇩🇪Mit Unterholz bewachsen

    Synonyme: bramblybrushyshrubby

    Antonyme: bareclearopen

  2. Abounding with bracken C2 formal british

    Full of bracken, a type of large fern.

    • The hillside was braky and wild.
    • A braky field stretched out before them.
    • The poet described the braky landscape in vivid detail.

    🇩🇪mit Farnkraut bewachsen