1. To make a copy of with the intent to deceive; SYN. fake, counterfeit.
2. To move ahead steadily.
3. To move with increasing speed; SYN. spurt, spirt.
4. To shape with a hammer, in the case of of metals: to hammer.
1. To give shape to.
2. To compose or represent; SYN. constitute, make.
3. To develop into a distinctive entity; SYN. take form, take shape, spring.
4. To create, as of a social group or a company, for example; SYN. organize.
(Homonym: need).
To make uniform, as of dough or clay; SYN. work.
Chiefly British variant of mold
1. To shape (stone or wood, for example) by whittling away at it; SYN. sculpture, grave.
2. To shape from stone or wood or any other hard material; SYN. sculpture.
ETYM See Shape (n.).
1. To cause to shape or form; SYN. form.
2. To make something, usually for a specific function; SYN. form, mold, mould, forge.
Acronym for Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, situated near Mons, Belgium, and the headquarters of NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe (saceur).
(Irregular preterit, past participle: threw, thrown).
1. To project through the air.
2. To put into a state or activity hastily, suddenly, or carelessly; throw the car into reverse.
3. To make on a potter's wheel; of pottery.
4. To cause to fall; to cause to fall off; unseat; to get the better of; overcome.
5. To fling (oneself) precipitately; to drive or impel violently; dash.
6. To put in a particular position or condition; to put on or off hastily or carelessly; to bring to bear; exert; build, construct.
7. To form or shape on a potter's wheel.
8. To deliver (a blow) in or as if in boxing.
9. To twist two or more filaments of into a thread or yarn.
10. To make a cast of (dice or a specified number on dice); roll.
11. To give up; abandon.
12. To send forth; project ; also; shed 3c.
13. To make (oneself) dependent; commit (oneself) for help, support, or protection.
14. Deposit.
15. To perform (as a stunt) successfully.
14. To indulge in; give way to.
16. To bring forth; to give birth to.
17. To lose intentionally.
18. To move (a lever) so as to connect or disconnect parts of a clutch or switch; also; to make or break (a connection) with a lever; to put (an automobile) in a different gear especially quickly or suddenly.
19. To give by way of entertainment.
20. Cast, hurl.
Einführung und Befestigung einer Sonde für Diagnostik und/oder Therapie. Je nachdem, wo das Ende der Sonde mündet, unterscheidet man zwischen intragastralen (Magen), intraduodenalen (Duodenum bzw. Zwölffingerdarm) und intrajenunalen (Jejunum bzw. Leerdarm) Sondierungsformen.
Eine weitere Form der S. stellt die sogenannte perkutane endoskopische Gastrostomie (PEG) dar.
The use of a pattern, hollow form, or matrix to give a specific shape to something in a plastic or molten state. Molds are commonly used for shaping plastics, clays, and glass. In injection molding, molten plastic, for example, is injected into a water-cooled mold and takes the shape of the mold when it solidifies. In blow molding, air is blown into a blob of molten plastic inside a hollow mold. In compression molding, synthetic resin powder is simultaneously heated and pressed into a mold.
When metals are used, the process is called casting.
1. A decorative recessed or relieved surface; SYN. moulding, border.
2. A decorative strip used for ornamentation or finishing; SYN. moulding.
3. The act of creating something by casting it in a mold; SYN. casting.
(Irregular preterit, past participle: threw, thrown).
1. To project through the air.
2. To put into a state or activity hastily, suddenly, or carelessly; throw the car into reverse.
3. To make on a potter's wheel; of pottery.
4. To cause to fall; to cause to fall off; unseat; to get the better of; overcome.
5. To fling (oneself) precipitately; to drive or impel violently; dash.
6. To put in a particular position or condition; to put on or off hastily or carelessly; to bring to bear; exert; build, construct.
7. To form or shape on a potter's wheel.
8. To deliver (a blow) in or as if in boxing.
9. To twist two or more filaments of into a thread or yarn.
10. To make a cast of (dice or a specified number on dice); roll.
11. To give up; abandon.
12. To send forth; project ; also; shed 3c.
13. To make (oneself) dependent; commit (oneself) for help, support, or protection.
14. Deposit.
15. To perform (as a stunt) successfully.
14. To indulge in; give way to.
16. To bring forth; to give birth to.
17. To lose intentionally.
18. To move (a lever) so as to connect or disconnect parts of a clutch or switch; also; to make or break (a connection) with a lever; to put (an automobile) in a different gear especially quickly or suddenly.
19. To give by way of entertainment.
20. Cast, hurl.