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Detailed Translations for wilt from English to German

wilt:

to wilt verbe (wilts, wilted, wilting)

  1. to wilt (die; wither)
    abtöten
    • abtöten verbe (töte ab, tötst ab, tötet ab, tötete ab, tötetet ab, abgetötet)

Conjugations for wilt:

present
  1. wilt
  2. wilt
  3. wilts
  4. wilt
  5. wilt
  6. wilt
simple past
  1. wilted
  2. wilted
  3. wilted
  4. wilted
  5. wilted
  6. wilted
present perfect
  1. have wilted
  2. have wilted
  3. has wilted
  4. have wilted
  5. have wilted
  6. have wilted
past continuous
  1. was wilting
  2. were wilting
  3. was wilting
  4. were wilting
  5. were wilting
  6. were wilting
future
  1. shall wilt
  2. will wilt
  3. will wilt
  4. shall wilt
  5. will wilt
  6. will wilt
continuous present
  1. am wilting
  2. are wilting
  3. is wilting
  4. are wilting
  5. are wilting
  6. are wilting
subjunctive
  1. be wilted
  2. be wilted
  3. be wilted
  4. be wilted
  5. be wilted
  6. be wilted
diverse
  1. wilt!
  2. let's wilt!
  5. wilted
  6. wilting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for wilt:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- wilt disease; wilting
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abtöten die; wilt; wither
- droop

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Related Definitions for "wilt":

  1. causing to become limp or drooping1
  2. any plant disease characterized by drooping and shriveling; usually caused by parasites attacking the roots1
  3. become limp1
    • The flowers wilted1
  4. lose strength1
    • My opponent was wilting1

Wiktionary Translations for wilt:

wilt
verb
  1. to droop
wilt
verb
  1. Pflanzen betreffend: nicht mehr blühen, vertrocknen, welk werden







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