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Fleisch

u rečniku PONS

I. flesh [fleʃ] N no pl

1. flesh old:

flesh (substance) of animals, humans
Fleisch nt <-(e)s>
flesh of fruit
flesh of fruit
Fruchtmark nt <-s> kein pl
flesh (meat)
Fleisch nt <-(e)s>

2. flesh also fig:

flesh (fat)
Fett nt <-(e)s, -e>
flesh (corpulence)
flesh (corpulence)
Korpulenz f <-> form
to be in flesh
to be in flesh
gut im Futter stehen euph [o. CH beieinander sein] inf
to lose flesh
to lose flesh
to put on flesh
to put on flesh
to put flesh on sth fig argument, idea, plan
etw dat mehr Substanz [o. Form] geben

3. flesh fig (human body):

the flesh
all flesh
one flesh fig

4. flesh REL fig, usu pej (human nature):

the flesh
desires of the flesh
sins of the flesh

5. flesh fig, also pej (skin):

flesh
flesh

Phrases:

to be [only] flesh and blood
to go the way of all flesh saying
in the flesh (in person)
in the flesh (in person)
in the flesh (alive)
to make one's flesh crawl [or creep]
to press the flesh Am POL inf
the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak saying
to be a thorn in sb's flesh

II. flesh [fleʃ] VB trans

1. flesh (embody):

to flesh sth

2. flesh HUNT:

to flesh a hawk/hound
to flesh a hide

flesh out VB trans

to flesh out sth draft, paper, study
to flesh out sth assumption, thesis

ˈflesh-col·oured, Am ˈflesh-col·ored ADJ

flesh-coloured

ˈflesh-eat·ing ADJ

flesh-eating

ˈflesh-tone ADJ Am (flesh-coloured)

flesh-tone

ˈflesh wound N

flesh wound
Fleischwunde f <-, -n>

proud ˈflesh N no pl MED

proud flesh
Present
Iflesh
youflesh
he/she/itfleshes
weflesh
youflesh
theyflesh
Past
Ifleshed
youfleshed
he/she/itfleshed
wefleshed
youfleshed
theyfleshed
Present Perfect
Ihavefleshed
youhavefleshed
he/she/ithasfleshed
wehavefleshed
youhavefleshed
theyhavefleshed
Past Perfect
Ihadfleshed
youhadfleshed
he/she/ithadfleshed
wehadfleshed
youhadfleshed
theyhadfleshed