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turf

/tɜːf/

Übersetzung: Oberste Erdschicht mit Gras und Wurzeln; bildlich auch das Gebiet oder der Einflussbereich, auf den eine Gruppe oder Person Anspruch erhebt., Umgangssprachliches Verb, das bedeutet, jemanden oder etwas hinauszuwerfen, gewaltsam zu entfernen oder aus einem Ort oder einer Position zu verdrängen.

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Wortbeziehungen

noun

/tɜːf/B2formal
  • deOberste Erdschicht mit Gras und Wurzeln; bildlich auch das Gebiet oder der Einflussbereich, auf den eine Gruppe oder Person Anspruch erhebt.

A noun referring to the surface layer of ground with grass and roots, or metaphorically to a territory or area of influence claimed by a group or individual.

  1. Grass-covered groundB1formal

    The upper layer of soil that is held together by the roots of grass, often used for lawns or sports fields.

    deGrünfläche

    • The gardener laid new turf in the backyard.
    • The football players ran across the lush green turf.
    • They replaced the old turf with artificial grass.

    Synonymegrassgreenswardlawnsodsward

  2. Gang territoryB2informalamerican

    An area claimed by a youth gang as its own, often defended against rival groups.

    deRevier einer Gang

    • The gang members were protective of their turf.
    • Fights often broke out over disputes about turf.
    • He was warned not to walk through that gang's turf.

    Synonymeareahoodmanorpatchterritoryzone

  3. Area of influenceB2informal

    A sphere of activity, interest, or control that someone considers their own.

    deEinflussbereich

    • The manager felt that the new employee was encroaching on his turf.
    • As a senior reporter, she guarded her turf fiercely.
    • The two companies are competing for the same market turf.

    Synonymearenabailiwickdomainfieldpatchprovincespherestamping groundterritory

Formen
  • turfs plural form
  • turves plural form
  • turfs' possessive plural form
  • turves' possessive plural form
  • turf's possessive singular form
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verb

/tɜːrf/B2formal
  • deUmgangssprachliches Verb, das bedeutet, jemanden oder etwas hinauszuwerfen, gewaltsam zu entfernen oder aus einem Ort oder einer Position zu verdrängen.

A verb used to indicate the act of throwing someone or something out or removing them forcefully, often from a place or position.

  1. Cover with grassB2formal

    To cover an area of ground with a layer of grass and its roots, typically in the form of turf rolls.

    deMit Rasen bedecken

    • The gardener turfed the entire backyard in one afternoon.
    • They decided to turf the lawn instead of planting seeds.
    • The new park was turfed with a special drought-resistant grass.

    Synonymegrasssod

    Antonymebareexposestripuncover

Formen
  • turfed past participle
  • turfed past simple
  • turfing present participle
  • turfs third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenturf out

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