wood

wood
[wʊd] n
1) no pl (material from trees) Holz nt;
block of \wood Holzklotz m;
plank of \wood [Holz]brett nt;
dead \wood (fig) Ballast m
2) (type of timber) Holz nt
3) (forest) Wäldchen nt;
\woods pl Wald m;
beech/oak \wood [or \woods] Buchen-/Eichenwald m;
in the \wood [or \woods] im Wald
4) (golf club) Holz nt, Holzschläger m
5) no pl (container) [Holz]fass nt;
beer from the \wood Bier nt vom Fass Fassbier nt;
matured in the \wood im Holzfass gereift
PHRASES:
there aren't many ... in our neck of the \woods in unseren Breiten gibt es nicht viele ...;
sb can't see the \wood[s] for the trees jd sieht den Wald vor [lauter] Bäumen nicht (prov) (fam)
to touch [or (Am) knock on] \wood [dreimal] auf Holz klopfen;
no problems so far, touch \wood! bisher lief alles glatt - teu, teu, teu!;
to not be out of the \wood [or \woods] (not out of critical situation) noch nicht über den Berg sein (fam) (not out of difficulty) noch nicht aus dem Schneider sein (fam) n
modifier (desk, furniture, picture frame, toy) Holz-

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