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punctured

/ˈpʌŋk.tʃərd/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das durchstochen wurde oder ein Loch hat, oft mit der Folge von Druckverlust oder Funktionsbeeinträchtigung., Verb, das bezeichnet, in etwas ein kleines Loch zu stechen oder zu bohren, wodurch oft Luft entweicht bzw. ein plötzlicher Druckverlust entsteht (z. B. einen Reifen).

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adjective

/ˈpʌŋk.tʃərd/B2formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das durchstochen wurde oder ein Loch hat, oft mit der Folge von Druckverlust oder Funktionsbeeinträchtigung.

Describes something that has been pierced or has a hole in it, often causing a loss of pressure or function.

  1. Having a hole cut throughB1formal

    Describes an object that has been pierced or has a small hole made in it, often causing a loss of pressure or function.

    deDurchstochen

    • The punctured tire went flat on the highway.
    • He threw away the punctured inflatable mattress.
    • A punctured lung is a serious medical emergency.

    Synonymeperforatedpierced

    Antonymeintactsealedunpierced

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

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verb

puncture/ˈpʌŋk.tʃər/B2formal
  • deVerb, das bezeichnet, in etwas ein kleines Loch zu stechen oder zu bohren, wodurch oft Luft entweicht bzw. ein plötzlicher Druckverlust entsteht (z. B. einen Reifen).

A verb used to indicate the act of making a small hole in something, or to cause a sudden loss of pressure or deflation.

  1. Pierce with a pointed objectB1formal

    To make a small hole in something using a sharp object.

    deDurchbohren mit einem spitzen Gegenstand

    • The nail punctured the tire, causing it to deflate.
    • She accidentally punctured the balloon with her ring.
    • The needle punctured the skin easily.

    Synonymeboredrilllancepenetrateperforatepierceprickstab

  2. Create an opening by piercingB2formal

    To form a hole or opening by piercing a surface.

    deDurchstechen

    • The surgeon punctured the abscess to drain the fluid.
    • He punctured a small hole in the lid to let steam escape.
    • The tool punctured the metal sheet with ease.

    Synonymelancepenetrateperforatepierceprickstab

  3. Reduce or diminishC1formal

    To lessen the importance, size, or effect of something.

    deUntergraben

    • The criticism punctured his confidence.
    • The scandal punctured the company's reputation.
    • Her speech punctured the myth of invincibility.

    Synonymedeflatediminishlessenreduceundercutundermineweaken

    Antonymeamplifyaugmentboostenhanceincreasestrengthen

  4. Cause loss of air or collapseB1formal

    To cause something to lose air pressure or collapse by piercing it.

    deDurchstechen

    • A sharp stone punctured the inflatable raft.
    • The nail punctured the tire, leaving it flat.
    • The football was punctured by a thorn.

    Synonymeburstdeflatepoprupture

  5. Become pierced or puncturedB2formal

    To suffer a puncture or be pierced, often unintentionally.

    deUndicht werden

    • The tire punctured when it ran over a nail.
    • The balloon punctured as it brushed against the thorn bush.
    • The skin punctured easily under the sharp edge.

    Synonymeburstdeflatepoprupture

    Antonymeclosehealseal

Formen
  • punctured past participle
  • punctured past simple
  • puncturing present participle
  • punctures 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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