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weaned

/wiːnd/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt einen Menschen oder ein Tier, das entwöhnt wurde, also nicht mehr von Muttermilch ernährt wird; im übertragenen Sinn auch: an etwas gewöhnt oder von etwas entwöhnt, besonders von Kindheit an., Ein junges Säugetier, besonders ein Kind oder Jungtier, allmählich von der Muttermilch entwöhnen und an andere Nahrung gewöhnen; auch jemanden schrittweise von einer Abhängigkeit entwöhnen.

2 Einträge

adjective

C1formalcommon/wiːnd/

Describes a person or animal that has been accustomed to not relying on its mother's milk for nourishment, often used figuratively to mean being accustomed to something from an early age.

  • 🇩🇪Beschreibt einen Menschen oder ein Tier, das entwöhnt wurde, also nicht mehr von Muttermilch ernährt wird; im übertragenen Sinn auch: an etwas gewöhnt oder von etwas entwöhnt, besonders von Kindheit an.
  1. Accustomed to solid food B1 formal

    Describes a baby or young animal that has stopped breastfeeding and started eating solid food.

    • The baby is fully weaned and now eats solid meals.
    • Weaned puppies require a special diet.
    • She was weaned at six months old.

    🇩🇪Entwöhnt

  2. Freed from dependency B2 formal

    Having been gradually freed from a dependency or habit.

    • He is weaned off his addiction to caffeine.
    • The organization is weaned from government funding.
    • She was weaned from her reliance on social media.

    🇩🇪Entwöhnt

    Synonyme: detachedestranged

  • more weaned comparative form
  • most weaned superlative form

verb

weanC1formalcommon/wiːn/

A verb meaning to accustom a young mammal (especially a baby or young animal) to food other than its mother's milk, or to gradually cause someone to stop depending on something.

  • 🇩🇪Ein junges Säugetier, besonders ein Kind oder Jungtier, allmählich von der Muttermilch entwöhnen und an andere Nahrung gewöhnen; auch jemanden schrittweise von einer Abhängigkeit entwöhnen.
  1. Gradually stop breastfeeding B2 formal

    To gradually stop feeding a baby or young animal with its mother's milk and start giving it other food.

    • The mother began to wean her baby at six months.
    • Puppies are usually weaned by eight weeks of age.
    • She weaned the kitten onto solid food slowly.

    🇩🇪Entwöhnen von der Brust

    Synonyme: ablactate

  2. Detach from a habit or influence C1 formal

    To cause someone to gradually stop doing something they like or are used to, especially a bad habit or dependency.

    • The program aims to wean people off their addiction to social media.
    • He tried to wean himself from his dependence on caffeine.
    • The therapist helped wean her from her reliance on sleeping pills.

    🇩🇪Entwöhnen

    Synonyme: breakcuredetachdiscouragefreeseparatewithdraw

    Antonyme: accustomaddicthabituate

  • weaned past participle
  • weaned past simple
  • weaning present participle
  • weans third person singular