Vocab Bloom Hub

netting

/ˈnet.ɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das ein Material aus ineinander verschlungenen Fäden, Schnüren oder Drähten bezeichnet, das ein Netz bildet und häufig für Zäune, Fischerei oder Schutz verwendet wird., Verb, das das Fangen oder Erhalten von etwas bezeichnet, oft mit einem Netz, oder das Erzielen eines Reinertrags oder Ergebnisses.

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noun

/ˈnet.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das ein Material aus ineinander verschlungenen Fäden, Schnüren oder Drähten bezeichnet, das ein Netz bildet und häufig für Zäune, Fischerei oder Schutz verwendet wird.

A noun referring to a material made of intersecting strands of thread, cord, or wire, forming a mesh, often used for fencing, fishing, or protection.

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  1. Mesh materialB1formal

    A material made of threads or wires woven together with open spaces, used for fencing, bags, or protection.

    deNetzgewebe

    • The garden is surrounded by wire netting to keep animals out.
    • They used nylon netting to make the fishing nets.
    • The construction site was covered with safety netting.

    Synonymegauzelatticemeshnetnetworkscreeningweb

  2. Fishing netB1formal

    A net used for catching fish.

    deFischernetz

    • The fishermen repaired their netting before the trip.
    • He cast the netting into the water and waited.
    • The netting was full of fish after a successful catch.

    Synonymefishing netfishnetnet

  3. Protective coveringB1formal

    A net used to protect something, such as fruit trees from birds or windows from insects.

    deSchutznetz

    • We put netting over the berry bushes to keep the birds away.
    • The windows are fitted with insect netting.
    • The netting prevented leaves from clogging the gutter.

    Synonymegauzemeshnetscreenwebbing

Formen
  • nettings plural form
  • nettings' possessive plural form
  • netting'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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verb

net/net/B1formal
  • deVerb, das das Fangen oder Erhalten von etwas bezeichnet, oft mit einem Netz, oder das Erzielen eines Reinertrags oder Ergebnisses.

A verb used to indicate the act of catching or obtaining something, often with a net, or achieving a net profit or result.

  1. Catch or captureB1formal

    To catch something, such as fish or insects, using a net.

    deMit einem Netz fangen

    • The fishermen netted a large haul of salmon.
    • She netted several butterflies for her collection.
    • They netted the ball before it went out of bounds.

    Synonymebagcapturecatchensnareentraplandsnaretrap

    Antonymefreeliberaterelease

  2. B2formal

    To earn or obtain a specific amount of money after deductions.

    deNetto verdienen

    • The company netted over a million dollars in profit last year.
    • He netted a tidy sum from the sale of his house.
    • After taxes, she netted about $50,000 from the deal.

    Synonymebring inclearearngainmakerealizetake homeyield

    Antonymegrosslosespend

  3. Score (in sports)B1informal

    To score a goal, especially in soccer or hockey.

    deTreffen

    • He netted the winning goal in the final minute.
    • She netted two goals in the first half.
    • The striker netted a hat-trick in the match.

    Synonymebagconvertscoresinkslottuck

Formen
  • netted past participle
  • netted past simple
  • netting present participle
  • nets third person singular
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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