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cradle

/ˈkreɪ.dəl/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das ein kleines Bett für Säuglinge bezeichnet, oft auf Kufen, oder einen Ort, an dem etwas begonnen hat oder entstanden ist., Verb, das das sanfte oder schützende Halten von etwas bezeichnet, oft in den Armen oder Händen, sowie das sanfte Wiegen eines Babys oder das behutsame Umfassen.

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Wortbeziehungen

noun

/ˈkreɪ.dəl/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das ein kleines Bett für Säuglinge bezeichnet, oft auf Kufen, oder einen Ort, an dem etwas begonnen hat oder entstanden ist.

A noun referring to a small bed for a baby, often on rockers, or the place where something began or originated.

  1. Baby's bedA2formal

    A small bed for a baby, often with rockers.

    deWiege

    • The baby slept peacefully in the cradle.
    • She rocked the cradle gently to soothe the infant.
    • The wooden cradle was a family heirloom.

    Synonymebassinetcotcrib

  2. Place of originB2formal

    The place where something began or originated.

    deWiege

    • Greece is often called the cradle of democracy.
    • The region is considered the cradle of civilization.
    • This university is a cradle of innovation.

    Synonymebirthplacebreeding groundfountainheadhomenurseryoriginseedbedsourcewellspring

    Antonymeendgraveresultterminus

  3. Supporting structureB2formal

    A framework or support for holding something.

    deStützstruktur

    • The mechanic placed the engine in a cradle for repair.
    • The phone rested in a charging cradle on the desk.
    • The ship was held in a cradle during construction.

    Synonymebasebracketframeframeworkholdermountrackreststandsupport

Formen
  • cradles plural form
  • cradles' possessive plural form
  • cradle's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈkreɪ.dəl/B2formal
  • deVerb, das das sanfte oder schützende Halten von etwas bezeichnet, oft in den Armen oder Händen, sowie das sanfte Wiegen eines Babys oder das behutsame Umfassen.

A verb used to indicate the act of holding something gently or protectively, often in one's arms or hands.

  1. Hold gentlyB1formal

    To hold something or someone carefully and protectively, often in your arms.

    deSanft halten

    • She cradled the baby in her arms.
    • He cradled the injured bird gently.
    • The mother cradled her child's head as he slept.

    Synonymecarrycuddleembraceholdhugnestleshelter

    Antonymedrophurlthrow

  2. Support or protectB2formal

    To provide a safe or supportive environment for something to develop.

    deUnterstützen oder schützen

    • The organization cradled the young artist's talent.
    • The community cradled the startup with resources and mentorship.
    • The university cradled the research project from its early stages.

    Synonymecherishfosterharbornursenurtureprotectsheltersupport

    Antonymeabandonendangerexposeneglect

Formen
  • cradled past participle
  • cradled past simple
  • cradling present participle
  • cradles third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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