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smut

/smʌt/

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noun

Ruß

Examples :

"The chimney was filled with thick smut from the fire. "

Der Schornstein war mit dickem Ruß vom Feuer gefüllt.

substance material appearance nature

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noun

Rußflocke, Schmutz

A flake of ash or soot.

Examples :

"A tiny smut landed on the windowsill after the fireplace was lit. "

Eine winzige Rußflocke landete, nachdem der Kamin angezündet wurde, auf der Fensterbank.

material substance environment

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noun

Schmutz, Obszönitäten, Pornografie

Sexually vulgar material; something that is sexual in a dirty way; pornographic material.

Examples :

"The teacher confiscated the magazine because it contained smut. "

Der Lehrer beschlagnahmte die Zeitschrift, weil sie Schmutz enthielt.

sex media entertainment literature culture

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Obszönitäten, Schmutz

Obscene language; ribaldry; obscenity.

Examples :

"The comedian's jokes were full of smut, making many audience members uncomfortable. "

Die Witze des Komikers waren voller Obszönitäten, was viele Zuschauer verunsicherte.

language communication literature entertainment writing sex moral culture

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noun

Brandpilz, Stinkbrand

Any of a range of fungi, mostly Ustilaginomycetes, that cause plant disease in grasses, including cereal crops; the disease so caused.

Examples :

"The farmer noticed smut on his wheat crop, indicating a fungal disease. "

Der Bauer bemerkte Brandpilz auf seinem Weizen, was auf eine Pilzkrankheit hindeutete.

disease plant biology agriculture organism microorganism

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noun

Schmutz, Kohlenschmutz

Bad, soft coal containing earthy matter, found in the immediate locality of faults.

Examples :

"The local coal mine produced a lot of smut, which made the air dirty near the mine entrance. "

Die örtliche Kohlenmine produzierte viel Kohlenschmutz, was die Luft in der Nähe des Grubeneingangs verschmutzte.

geology material substance

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verb

Verrußen, beschmutzen

To stain (or be stained) with soot or other dirt.

Examples :

"The chimney smoke smudged the walls, staining them a dark gray. "

Der Schornsteinrauch verrußte die Wände und färbte sie dunkelgrau.

appearance material

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verb

Verunreinigen, befallen

To taint (grain, etc.) with the smut fungus.

Examples :

"The farmer had to spray the wheat crop to prevent it from being smutted. "

Der Bauer musste die Weizenpflanze besprühen, um zu verhindern, dass sie befallen wird.

plant disease agriculture biology

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verb

Verschmutzen, verunreinigen

To become tainted by the smut fungus.

Examples :

"The old oak tree in the park has smutted over, its leaves now covered in a dark, sooty fungus. "

Die alte Eiche im Park ist verschmutzt, ihre Blätter sind jetzt von einem dunklen, rußigen Pilz bedeckt.

organism plant biology agriculture disease

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verb

Entschmützen

To clear of the smut fungus.

Examples :

"to smut grain for the mill"

Getreide für die Mühle entschmützen.

agriculture plant biology