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From the verb shoe ⇒ conjugate ) shod is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections v past v past p
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Wichtigste Übersetzungen shod adj (fitted with horseshoes) beschlagen V Part Perf The shod horse was ready to ride.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen shod, v past p (shoe: past participle) besohlt V Part Perf The mare had been shod two days earlier.
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Wichtigste Übersetzungen shoe n (footwear) Schuhe Npl These shoes are too tight - they're hurting my toes. Diese Schuhe sind zu eng - sie quetschen meine Zehen ein.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen shoe n (horseshoe) Hufeisen Nn Beschlag Nm The horse needs new shoes. Call the blacksmith. Das Pferd braucht neue Hufeisen. Rufe den Hufschmied an. shoe n (part of a brake) (Automobil ) Bremsklotz Nm (Automobil ) Bremsbacke Nf The brake shoes on my car are badly worn and need replacing. Die Bremsklötzer an meinem Auto sind in einem schlechten Zustand und müssen ausgetauscht werden. shoe [sth] ⇒ vtr (horse) [etw] beschlagen Vt You need a good hammer to shoe a horse. Man braucht einen guten Hammer, um ein Pferd zu beschlagen.
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Zusammengesetzte Wörter: shoe | shodcourt shoe n (women's footwear) Pumps Npl dress shoe n usually plural (formal footwear) Anzugschuh Nm (Anglizismus ) Business Schuh Nm football boot (UK), n usually plural (sports shoe with studded soles) Stollenschuh Nm (vage ) Fußballschuh Nm I need some new football boots because mine are falling apart. platform, n usually plural (type of shoe) Plateauschuh Nm Platforms are back in style. running shoe n often plural (trainer, sneaker) Laufschuhe Npl Turnschuhe Npl Sportschuhe Npl I don't know why running shoes need to be so expensive. shoe box, n (cardboard box in which shoes are sold) Schuhkarton Nm When I buy new shoes I always save the shoe box for storing things in. shoe box, n figurative, pejorative (simple or cramped house, building) (ugs, übertragen ) Schuhkarton Nm kleines Haus Adj + Nn shoe horn n (implement for easing on shoes) (ugs ) Schuhlöffel Nm Schuhanzieher Nm shoe leather n (treated animal skin used for shoes) Leder für Schuhe Rdw Schuhleder Nn Leather that is tanned for shoe leather is stiffer than that used for gloves. shoe polish n (wax for making footwear shiny) Schuhwachs Nn Schuhcreme Nf My shoes are dirty and I don't have any shoe polish. shoe rack n (shelving unit for storing footwear) Schuhregal Nn shoe size n (standard footwear measurement) Schuhgröße Nf Karine's shoe size is 39, which in the UK is a 6. shoe store (US), n (shop that sells footwear) Schuhgeschäft Nn Schuhladen Nm These boots are too tight; I wish I had tried them on in the shoe store. shoe tree n (shaped insert for footwear) Schuhspanner Nm I take good care of my shoes by keeping shoe trees in them when I'm not wearing them. shoeshine, n mainly US (shoe-cleaning service) Schuhputzservice Nm slipper shoe n usually plural (soft indoor shoe) Schlappen- Präf Pantoffel- Präf These slipper shoes have non-grip soles. sport shoe (US), n usually plural (sneaker, trainer) Turnschuh Nm Sportschuh Nm (Anglizismus ) Sneaker Nm You can't go to the mayor's ball wearing sports shoes! tennis shoe n usually plural (sneaker, trainer) Tennisschuh Nm Sportschuh Nm These tennis shoes have a cushioned sole, making them very comfortable. watershoe, n usually plural (footwear for wet environment) Wasserschuh Nm wingtip, n US, figurative (shoe: style of toecap) Budapester, Budapester Schuh Nm Anmerkung He was the height of fashion, from his pinstripe suit to his wingtips.
Wörterbuch v1 Englisch-Deutsch © WordReference.com 2012:
shod [ʃɒd] I prät und pperf von shoe II adj 1. beschuht 2. beschlagen (Pferd, Stock etc) 3. bereift Wörterbuch v1 Englisch-Deutsch © WordReference.com 2012:
shoe [ʃuː] I s 1. ( besonders Br Halb ) Schuh m : dead men’s shoes fig ungeduldig erwartetes Erbe;
be in sb’s shoes fig in jemandes Haut stecken;
know where the shoe pinches fig wissen, wo der Schuh drückt;
shake in one’s shoes fig vor Angst schlottern;
step into sb’s shoes jemandes Stelle einnehmen;
that is another pair of shoes fig das sind zwei Paar Stiefel;
now the shoe is on the other foot umg jetzt will er etc (plötzlich) nichts mehr davon wissen
2. Hufeisen n 3. TECH Schuh m , (Schutz)Beschlag m 4. TECH a) Bremsschuh m , -klotz m b) Bremsbacke f 5. TECH (Reifen)Decke f 6. ELEK Gleitschuh m II v/t [irr] a) beschuhen b) Pferd, auch Stock beschlagen
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