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glutton:
- Freßsack; Vielfraß; Nimmersatt; Schleckermäuler; Nascher; Schleckermaul; Schwelger; Verwschwender
Wiktionary:
- glutton → Nimmersatt, Vielfraß, Fresssack
- glutton → Vielfraß, Fresser, Järv, Bärenmarder, gierig

English

Detailed Translations for glutton from English to German

glutton:

glutton [the ~] noun

the glutton (gobbler; greedy-guts)
der Freßsack; der Vielfraß; der Nimmersatt
- Freßsack [der ~] noun
- Vielfraß [der ~] noun
- Nimmersatt [der ~] noun
the glutton (sweet tooth; someone with a sweet tooth)
die Schleckermäuler; der Nascher; Schleckermaul
- Schleckermäuler [die ~] noun
- Nascher [der ~] noun
- Schleckermaul [das ~] noun
the glutton (guzzler)
der Schwelger; der Verwschwender
- Schwelger [der ~] noun
- Verwschwender [der ~] noun

Translation Matrix for glutton:

Related Words for "glutton":

gluttons

Synonyms for "glutton":

gourmand; gourmandizer; trencherman; eater; feeder
Gulo gulo; wolverine; musteline mammal; mustelid; musteline

Related Definitions for "glutton":

musteline mammal of northern Eurasia¹
a person who is devoted to eating and drinking to excess¹

Wiktionary Translations for glutton:

glutton

noun

one who eats voraciously
- glutton → Nimmersatt; Vielfraß

glutton

noun

abwertend, beleidigend: Person, die übermäßig viel esse
- Fresssack → glutton

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• glutton	→ Vielfraß; Fresser	↔ glouton — Personne ou animal qui mange avidement sa nourriture.
• glutton	→ Vielfraß; Järv; Bärenmarder	↔ glouton — zoologie\|fr mammifère carnivore (Gulo gulo) de l'Hémisphère Nord (Amérique du Nord, Scandinavie, Eurasie), ressemblant à un petit ours avec une queue velue.
• glutton	→ gierig	↔ goulu — Qui aime à manger, qui mange avec avidité.

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German

Detailed Translations for glutton from German to English

glutton: ^{(*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)}

Glut: glow; lucidity; luminosity; warmth
Ton: introduction; preface; preamble; prologue; foreword; introductory remarks; note; tone; musical note; sound; timber; timbre; intonation; mud; clay; loam; pitch; audio

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