Word: sponge

Category: sponge

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Related words: sponge

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Synonyms: sponge

quick study, parazoan, poriferan, sponger, leech, parasite

Translations: sponge

sponge in spanish

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spanish

Translations:

esponja, esponja de, la esponja, de esponja, una esponja

sponge in german

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german

Translations:

schmarotzer, schmarotzen, schwamm, schwämme, schaumstoff, Schwamm

sponge in french

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french

Translations:

écornifleur, éponge, épongez, épongeons, parasite, éponger, épongent, une éponge, l'éponge, mousse, éponges

sponge in italian

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italian

Translations:

spugna, parassita, scroccone, della spugna, una spugna, di spugna

sponge in portuguese

Dictionary:

portuguese

Translations:

espongiários, malograr, espoliar, esponja, deteriorar, esponja de, de esponja, esponjas, da esponja

sponge in dutch

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dutch

Translations:

afsponzen, sponzen, spons, team, sponsje, een spons

sponge in russian

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russian

Translations:

тунеядствовать, губка, пенопласт, бисквит, губки, губкой, губку, губчатого

sponge in norwegian

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norwegian

Translations:

svamp, svampen, vamp

sponge in swedish

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swedish

Translations:

svamp, svampen, tvättsvamp

sponge in finnish

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finnish

Translations:

sieni, pesusieni, sienieläimet, sienellä, sientä, sienen

sponge in danish

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danish

Translations:

svamp, svampen, svampelignende

sponge in czech

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czech

Translations:

příživník, houba, mycí houba, pečivo, piškotový, houbu

sponge in polish

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polish

Translations:

pasożyt, pieczeniarz, pasożytować, gąbka, gąbki, gąbkę, gąbką

sponge in hungarian

Dictionary:

hungarian

Translations:

spongya, potyázó, szivacs, szivaccsal, szivacsot, Spongya, szivacsos

sponge in turkish

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turkish

Translations:

sünger, süngeri, bir sünger, gözenekli

sponge in greek

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greek

Translations:

σφουγγάρι, επιτελείο, σπόγγου, σπόγγο, σπόγγος

sponge in ukrainian

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ukrainian

Translations:

бісквіт, пінопласт, губка

sponge in albanian

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albanian

Translations:

sfungjer, Sponge, sfungjer të, laj

sponge in bulgarian

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bulgarian

Translations:

гъба, Спондж, гъба за, гъбата

sponge in belarusian

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belarusian

Translations:

губка, губку

sponge in estonian

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estonian

Translations:

tampoon, käsn, käsna, käsnaga, Sponge, švammiga

sponge in croatian

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croatian

Translations:

obrisati, brisanje, čišćenje, spužva, trut, Sponge, spužve, spužvom, spužvu

sponge in icelandic

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icelandic

Translations:

svampur, svampi, svampurinn, svampinn

sponge in lithuanian

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lithuanian

Translations:

pintis, kempinė, Sponge, kempine, akytojo, kempinės

sponge in latvian

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latvian

Translations:

sūklis, sūkli, porainā, sūkļa

sponge in macedonian

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macedonian

Translations:

сунѓер, сунѓерот, сунѓери, сунгер, крпа

sponge in romanian

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romanian

Translations:

burete, parazit, burete de, un burete, buretele, spongios

sponge in slovenian

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slovenian

Translations:

piškot, goba, gobica, spužva, gobo

sponge in slovak

Dictionary:

slovak

Translations:

špongia, hubka na umývanie

The meaning and "use of": sponge

noun

a primitive sedentary aquatic invertebrate with a soft porous body that is typically supported by a framework of fibers or calcareous or glassy spicules. Sponges draw in a current of water to extract nutrients and oxygen. - Other images are just as mystifying the spine of a sea urchin, sharks' teeth, sponges and ascidians, to name a few.
a piece of a soft, light, porous substance originally consisting of the fibrous skeleton of an invertebrate but now usually made of synthetic material. Sponges absorb liquid and are used for washing and cleaning. - This increases insulation and avoids the need for surface treatment, while the vegetation absorbs rain like a sponge , reducing or at least delaying run-off.

verb

wipe, rub, or clean with a wet sponge or cloth. - she sponged him down in an attempt to cool his fever
obtain or accept money or food from other people without doing or intending to do anything in return. - they found they could earn a perfectly good living by sponging off others

Word: sponge

Category: sponge

Related words: sponge

Synonyms: sponge

Translations: sponge

sponge in spanish

sponge in german

sponge in french

sponge in italian

sponge in portuguese

sponge in dutch

sponge in russian

sponge in norwegian

sponge in swedish

sponge in finnish

sponge in danish

sponge in czech

sponge in polish

sponge in hungarian

sponge in turkish

sponge in greek

sponge in ukrainian

sponge in albanian

sponge in bulgarian

sponge in belarusian

sponge in estonian

sponge in croatian

sponge in icelandic

sponge in lithuanian

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sponge in macedonian

sponge in romanian

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