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tucked

/tʌkt/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das an einen sicheren, verborgenen oder bequemen Platz gebracht oder dort aufbewahrt wurde, oder etwas, das fest an/unter etwas gesteckt oder eingeschlagen ist., Verb, das angibt, dass etwas in eine begrenzte oder sichere Position geschoben, gefaltet oder gelegt wird, oft damit es ordentlich, warm oder verstaut ist.

2 Einträge

adjective

/tʌkt/B1formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das an einen sicheren, verborgenen oder bequemen Platz gebracht oder dort aufbewahrt wurde, oder etwas, das fest an/unter etwas gesteckt oder eingeschlagen ist.

Describes something that is placed or stored in a secure, hidden, or comfortable position.

  1. Placed or stored neatlyB1formal

    Put or stored in a neat, secure, or hidden position.

    deVerstaut

    • The documents were tucked safely in the drawer.
    • She tucked the letter into her pocket.
    • The money was tucked under the mattress.

    Synonymehiddennestled

    Antonymeexposed

  2. B1formal

    Folded or arranged in a specific way, especially clothing.

    deEingesteckt oder gerafft

    • His shirt was neatly tucked into his trousers.
    • She wore a tucked blouse with a skirt.
    • The bed sheets were tightly tucked under the mattress.

    Synonymegathered

  3. Cozy or hiddenB2informal

    Situated in a quiet, cozy, or secluded place.

    deGemütlich oder versteckt

    • The cottage was tucked away in the woods.
    • He found a tucked-away café in the old town.
    • The village is tucked between two mountains.

    Synonymecozyhiddennestledsecludedshelteredsnug

    Antonymeconspicuousexposedopenvisible

Formen
  • more tucked comparative form
  • most tucked superlative form

verb

tuck/tʌk/B1formal
  • deVerb, das angibt, dass etwas in eine begrenzte oder sichere Position geschoben, gefaltet oder gelegt wird, oft damit es ordentlich, warm oder verstaut ist.

A verb used to indicate the act of pushing, folding, or placing something into a confined or secure position, often for neatness, warmth, or storage.

  1. Fold or push into a confined spaceA2formal

    To push or fold the edge of something (like clothing or a sheet) into a container or under something else.

    deHineinstecken

    • She tucked her shirt into her trousers.
    • He tucked the blanket around the sleeping child.
    • Please tuck the sheets under the mattress.

    Synonymecramfoldinsertpackpushslipstowstuffthrust

    Antonymeextractpullremoveunfoldwithdraw

  2. Place something in a safe or hidden positionB1informal

    To put something into a small, enclosed, or secure place.

    deVerstauen

    • He tucked the letter into his pocket.
    • She tucked the money away in a secret drawer.
    • The child tucked his toy under his pillow.

    Synonymecacheconcealensconcehideput awaysecretestorestow

  3. Eat greedily or enthusiasticallyB2informalbritish

    To eat food quickly and with great appetite.

    deGierig essen

    • The kids tucked into their dinner after the long hike.
    • He tucked into the pizza as if he hadn't eaten in days.
    • We all tucked into the delicious meal.

    Synonymeboltdevourgobblegormandizeguzzlescoffwolf

Formen
  • tucked past participle
  • tucked past simple
  • tucking present participle
  • tucks third person singular

Phrasal-Variantentuck awaytuck in