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Boden

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Boden [ˈboːdən] -(-s, ÷) mground;
(Fußboden) → floor;
(Meeresboden, Fassboden) → bottom;
(Speicher) → attic;
den Boden unter den Füßen verlieren (lit) → to lose one's footing;
(fig) (in Diskussion) → to get out of one's depth;
ich hätte (vor Scham) im Boden versinken können (fig) → I was so ashamed, I wished the ground would swallow me up;
am Boden zerstört sein (umg) → to be shattered;
etw aus dem Boden stampfen (fig) → to conjure sth up out of nothing;
(Häuser) → to build overnight;
auf dem Boden der Tatsachen bleiben (fig) (Grundlage) → to stick to the facts;
zu Boden fallen → to fall to the ground;
festen Boden unter den Füßen haben → to be on firm ground, be on terra firma

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