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chestnut

/ˈtʃes.nʌt/

Übersetzung: Abgenutzt, weil schon oft gesagt oder gehört; von Witzen, Geschichten oder Bemerkungen, die so häufig wiederholt wurden, dass sie langweilig oder nicht mehr lustig sind., Substantiv, das die Baumart der Gattung Kastanie, deren essbare Frucht, das Holz dieses Baumes oder die rotbraune Farbe bezeichnet; außerdem verwendet für eine kleine Schwiele am Bein eines Pferdes oder ein Pferd mit dunkelgoldbrauner Fellfarbe.

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adjective

/ˈtʃes.nʌt/C2formalveraltet
  • deAbgenutzt, weil schon oft gesagt oder gehört; von Witzen, Geschichten oder Bemerkungen, die so häufig wiederholt wurden, dass sie langweilig oder nicht mehr lustig sind.

An old-fashioned adjective used to describe a joke, story, or remark that has been repeated so often it has become stale or boring.

  1. Reddish-brown colorB1formal

    Describes a rich, warm brown color with reddish or golden tones, often used for hair or feathers.

    deKastanienbraun

    • She had beautiful chestnut hair that shone in the sunlight.
    • The horse had a glossy chestnut coat.
    • The bird's chestnut feathers were striking against the green leaves.

    Synonymeauburnbaycopperyreddish-brownrussetsorrel

Formen
  • more chestnut comparative form
  • most chestnut superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈtʃes.nʌt/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Baumart der Gattung Kastanie, deren essbare Frucht, das Holz dieses Baumes oder die rotbraune Farbe bezeichnet; außerdem verwendet für eine kleine Schwiele am Bein eines Pferdes oder ein Pferd mit dunkelgoldbrauner Fellfarbe.

A noun referring to a tree of the genus Castanea, its edible nut, the wood from the tree, or a reddish-brown color; also used for a small callus on a horse's leg or a horse of a dark golden-brown color.

  1. Tree and its woodB1formal

    A type of tree from the genus Castanea, or the hard, durable wood obtained from it.

    deKastanie

    • The old chestnut in the park is over a hundred years old.
    • The table is made of solid chestnut wood.
    • Chestnut trees produce a hard wood that is often used for furniture.
  2. A2formal

    The edible nut that grows inside a prickly bur on chestnut trees.

    deEsskastanie (essbare Nuss)

    • We roasted chestnuts over the open fire.
    • Chestnuts are a popular snack during winter holidays.
    • She bought a bag of fresh chestnuts from the market.

    Synonymespanish chestnutsweet chestnut

  3. B1formal

    A rich, dark brown color resembling the shell of a chestnut.

    deKastanienbraun

    • She has beautiful chestnut hair.
    • The horse was a lovely chestnut color.
    • The autumn leaves turned a deep chestnut brown.

    Synonymeauburnbaybronzecoppermahoganyrussetsepiaumber

  4. Horse callusC1formal

    A small, horny growth on the inside of a horse's leg.

    deKastanie (beim Pferd)

    • The farrier checked the chestnut on the horse's leg.
    • Chestnuts on horses are normal and usually harmless.
    • He noticed a small chestnut on the horse's inner leg.

    Synonymenightingale

  5. Horse coat colorB2formal

    A dark golden-brown or reddish-brown coat color in horses.

    deFuchsfarbe

    • The chestnut horse won the race.
    • She prefers riding chestnut horses over black ones.
    • The stable has several chestnut mares.

    Synonymesorrel

Formen
  • chestnuts plural form
  • chestnuts' possessive plural form
  • chestnut's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.