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Detailed Translations for litters from English to German

litters:

litters [the ~] nomen

  1. the litters (throws; casts; shots)
    Würfeln
  2. the litters (births)
    die Würfe; der Satze

Translation Matrix for litters:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Satze births; litters
Würfe births; litters
Würfeln casts; litters; shots; throws

Related Words for "litters":


litters form of litter:

litter [the ~] nomen

  1. the litter (rubbish; waste; refuse)
    der Abfall; die Trümmer; der Schutt; der Bruch
  2. the litter
    der Streusel

to litter verb (litters, littered, littering)

  1. to litter (bring a child into the world; give birth; bring forth; )
    gebären; zur Welt bringen; entbinden
    • gebären verb (gebäre, gebärst, gebärt, gebärte, gebärtet, gebärt)
    • entbinden verb (entbinde, entbindest, entband, entbandet, entbunden)

Conjugations for litter:

present
  1. litter
  2. litter
  3. litters
  4. litter
  5. litter
  6. litter
simple past
  1. littered
  2. littered
  3. littered
  4. littered
  5. littered
  6. littered
present perfect
  1. have littered
  2. have littered
  3. has littered
  4. have littered
  5. have littered
  6. have littered
past continuous
  1. was littering
  2. were littering
  3. was littering
  4. were littering
  5. were littering
  6. were littering
future
  1. shall litter
  2. will litter
  3. will litter
  4. shall litter
  5. will litter
  6. will litter
continuous present
  1. am littering
  2. are littering
  3. is littering
  4. are littering
  5. are littering
  6. are littering
subjunctive
  1. be littered
  2. be littered
  3. be littered
  4. be littered
  5. be littered
  6. be littered
diverse
  1. litter!
  2. let's litter!
  3. littered
  4. littering
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for litter:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Abfall litter; refuse; rubbish; waste garbage; household refuse; rubbish; trash; waste
Bruch litter; refuse; rubbish; waste break; breaking; breaks; crack; cracking; crash; disentanglement; division; divorce; flaw; fraction; fracture; kink; mine; mineshaft; partition; pit; segregation; separation
Schutt litter; refuse; rubbish; waste
Streusel litter
Trümmer litter; refuse; rubbish; waste pieces of wreckage; ruin; ruins; wreckages
- bedding; bedding material
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
entbinden bred; bring a child into the world; bring forth; calve; give birth; give birth to; litter adjourn; allow; break down; clear; deliver; disengage; free; let free; let go; redeem; release; relieve someone of an obligation; rescue; set free; sever
gebären bred; bring a child into the world; bring forth; calve; give birth; give birth to; litter
zur Welt bringen bred; bring a child into the world; bring forth; calve; give birth; give birth to; litter bring into the world; deliver; to give birth

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Synonyms for "litter":


Related Definitions for "litter":

  1. material used to provide a bed for animals1
  2. conveyance consisting of a chair or bed carried on two poles by bearers1
  3. the offspring at one birth of a multiparous mammal1
  4. rubbish carelessly dropped or left about (especially in public places)1
  5. give birth to a litter of animals1
  6. make a place messy by strewing garbage around1
  7. strew1
    • Cigar butts littered the ground1

Wiktionary Translations for litter:

litter
verb
  1. drop or throw trash without properly disposing of it
noun
  1. discarded items
  2. animals born in one birth
  3. bedding for animals
  4. platform designed to carry a person or a load
litter
noun
  1. bei Tieren: Menge der kurz nacheinander geborenen Jungen, Nachkommen
  2. Beförderungsmittel für Personen, bei denen sich ein Gestell auf Stangen befindet, die von Menschen oder Lasttieren getragen werden
  3. Bodenbelag zur Tierhaltung aus Stroh, Heu oder synthetischem Material
  4. durch kehren mit einem Besen zusammengetragener Müll oder Schmutz
  5. abwertend: altes, abgenutztes Gerät oder wertloses Zeug; alte, nicht mehr brauchbare Gegenstände
  6. einer leicht zusammenlegbaren und transportablen einfachen Liege ähnelndes Gestell, mit dem kranke, verletzte oder tote Personen transportiert werden
verb
  1. Zoologie: gebären bei Tieren