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bulge

/bʌldʒ/ /bʊldʒ/

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noun

Ausbuchtung, Wölbung, Vorwölbung

Something sticking out from a surface; a swelling, protuberant part; a bending outward, especially when caused by pressure.

Examples :

"a bulge in a wall"

Eine Ausbuchtung in einer Wand.

appearance part body structure

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noun

Ausbauchung, Wölbung

The bilge or protuberant part of a cask.

Examples :

"The wooden barrel's bulge made it difficult to roll across the uneven ground. "

Die Ausbauchung des Holzfasses erschwerte das Rollen über den unebenen Boden.

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noun

Der Schiffsboden

The bilge of a vessel.

Examples :

"After the boat hit the rock, water started leaking into the bilge. "

Nachdem das Boot auf den Felsen traf, begann Wasser in den Schiffsboden zu sickern.

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noun

Ausbuchtung, Vorwölbung

The outline of male genitals visible through clothing.

Examples :

"He adjusted his pants, trying to hide the embarrassing bulge. "

Er zupfte an seiner Hose und versuchte, die peinliche Ausbuchtung zu verbergen.

body sex appearance

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noun

Anstieg, Zunahme

A sudden rise in value or quantity.

Examples :

""There was a significant bulge in sales of ice cream during the heatwave." "

Während der Hitzewelle gab es einen deutlichen Anstieg der Eisverkäufe.

amount economy business finance

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verb

Ausbeulen, hervorstehen

To stick out from (a surface).

Examples :

"He stood six feet tall, with muscular arms bulging out of his black T-shirt."

Er war sechs Fuß groß, mit muskulösen Armen, die aus seinem schwarzen T-Shirt hervorstanden.

appearance body part

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verb

Sinken, kentern

To bilge, as a ship; to founder.

Examples :

"The old sailboat began to bulge and list badly in the storm. "

Das alte Segelboot begann im Sturm zu sinken und sich stark zu neigen.

nautical disaster