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in the PONS Dictionary

ground·ed [ˈgraʊndɪd] ADJ

grounded (sensible)

well-ˈground·ed ADJ inv

(having knowledge) to be well-grounded in sth

ground

I. ground1 [graʊnd] N no pl

1. ground (Earth's surface):

to get off the ground fig inf project
to get sth off the ground fig inf plan, programme
to go to ground fox, rabbit

2. ground no pl (soil):

3. ground no pl (floor):

to fall to the ground fig plans

4. ground no pl (area of land):

to gain/lose ground fig idea, politician

5. ground (surrounding a building):

6. ground (for outdoor sports):

7. ground (for animals):

breeding ground also fig
Brutstätte f a. fig

8. ground (of a body of water):

9. ground Am ELEC (earth):

12. ground no pl also ART:

Phrases:

down to the ground Brit inf
down to the ground Brit inf
sb's stamping ground inf
jds Revier nt fig

II. ground1 [graʊnd] VB trans

1. ground usu passive AVIAT:

to be grounded (forbidden to fly) plane
to be grounded (forbidden to fly) pilot
to be grounded (forbidden to fly) pilot

2. ground NAUT:

to be grounded
to be grounded

3. ground usu passive (be based):

to be grounded upon sth
auf etw dat basieren
to be grounded in sth (have its origin)
von etw dat herrühren
to be grounded in sth (have its reason)

4. ground usu passive fig inf (confine to the house):

to be grounded

5. ground (teach fundamentals):

6. ground Am ELEC (earth):

III. ground1 [graʊnd] VB intr

1. ground SPORTS (in baseball):

2. ground NAUT:

I. ground2 [graʊnd] VB trans

ground pt of grind

II. ground2 [graʊnd] ADJ (reduced to powder/small particles)

III. ground2 [graʊnd] N (sediment)

[Boden]satz m kein pl
Kaffeesatz m <-es> kein pl
See also

I. grind [graɪnd] N

1. grind no pl (crushing sound):

2. grind no pl inf (of work):

Plackerei f <-> inf

3. grind inf:

Arbeitstier nt <-(e)s, -e> fig inf

4. grind esp Brit dated vulg (have sexual intercourse):

5. grind Irish:

Nachhilfe f <-, -n>

II. grind <ground, ground> [graɪnd] VB trans

1. grind (crush):

to grind sth coffee, pepper
etw mahlen

2. grind (press firmly):

to grind sth cigarette

3. grind (sharpen):

to grind sth
etw schleifen <schliff, geschliffen> [o. schärfen] [o. wetzen]

Phrases:

III. grind <ground, ground> [graɪnd] VB intr

to grind to a halt production
to grind to a halt negotiations

ˈbreed·ing ground N

1. breeding ground:

Brutplatz m <-es, -plätze>

2. breeding ground fig (contributing factor):

ˈbur·ial ground N

ˈdump·ing ground N

ˈfeed·ing ground N

ˈground ball N Am SPORTS

ground ˈbeef N no pl Am (mince)

ˈground-break·ing ADJ inv

ˈground cloth N Am (groundsheet)

OpenDict entry

ground N

Present
Iground
youground
he/she/itgrounds
weground
youground
theyground
Past
Igrounded
yougrounded
he/she/itgrounded
wegrounded
yougrounded
theygrounded
Present Perfect
Ihavegrounded
youhavegrounded
he/she/ithasgrounded
wehavegrounded
youhavegrounded
theyhavegrounded
Past Perfect
Ihadgrounded
youhadgrounded
he/she/ithadgrounded
wehadgrounded
youhadgrounded
theyhadgrounded
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