 | English  | German |  |
 | lumpy {adj} [ground, surface] | 112 uneben |  |
 | buried {adj} {past-p} [hidden in the ground] | 42 vergraben |  |
 | sb. drills [on a parade ground] | 11 jd. drillt |  |
 | elevated {adj} [raised above the ground] | hoch liegend [erhöht] [bes. geogr.] |  |
 | sb. drilled [on a parade ground] | jd. drillte |  |
| Verbs |
 | to sprinkle [with finely ground stuff like herbs etc.] | 767 bestreuen |  |
 | to bury sth. [hide in the ground] | 666 etw.Akk. vergraben |  |
 | to drag sth. [trail along the ground] | 442 etw.Akk. nachschleppen |  |
 | to floor sb. [coll.] [knock to the ground] | 441 jdn. umlegen [ugs.] [niederschlagen, zu Boden werfen] |  |
 | to decline [ground, day] | 420 neigen [Gelände, Tag etc.] |  |
 | mil. to drill [on a parade ground] | 374 drillen |  |
 | agr. med. to drain sth. [the ground, a wound] | 333 etw.Akk. drainieren |  |
 | to drill [on a parade ground] | 313 einexerzieren |  |
 | to drain sth. [the ground, a wound] | 311 etw.Akk. dränieren [Rsv.] |  |
 | to crumple [suddenly flop down to the ground (person)] | 283 zusammensacken [ugs.] [Person] |  |
 | hort. to plant [in the ground] | 58 stecken [pflanzen] |  |
 | electr. to discharge [to ground] | 33 ableiten [Masse] |  |
 | to subside [house, floor, ground etc.] | 30 absinken [Haus, Boden etc.] |  |
 | to bury sth. [hide in the ground; cover with earth] | etw.Akk. verlochen [schweiz.] [vergraben, verscharren] |  |
 | to roll [e.g. on the ground] | sichAkk. wälzen [z. B. am Boden] |  |
| Nouns |
 | pit [large hole in the ground; also: gravel pit, coal pit] | 2098 Grube {f} [Vertiefung in der Erde; auch: Kiesgrube, Kohlenbergwerk] |  |
 | meadow [piece of low ground near a river] | 815 Aue {f} [poet. od regional] [an einem Bach oder Fluss gelegenes flaches Gelände mit saftigen Wiesen] |  |
 | somersault [on the ground] | 603 Purzelbaum {m} [ugs.] |  |
 | reason [rationale, ground] | 200 Begründung {f} |  |
 | account [ground, basis] | 128 Ursache {f} |  |
 | plot [ground plan, layout] | 76 Grundriss {m} |  |
 | sports ballpark [Am.] [baseball ground] | 73 Baseballplatz {m} |  |
 | archi. downstairs [if one is on the ground floor] | 71 Untergeschoss {n} |  |
 | meadow [esp. piece of low ground near a river] | 45 Au {f} [südd.] [österr.] [schweiz.] |  |
 | geol. rise [in the ground] | 34 Erhebung {f} |  |
 | overlap [common ground] | 28 Gemeinsamkeit {f} |  |
 | zool. T | 27 |  |
 | zool. T | 19 |  |
 | pan [in ground] | 16 Mulde {f} [leichte Bodenvertiefung] |  |
 | geogr. loblolly [Am.] [regional] [marshy patch of ground] | 13 Schlammloch {n} |  |
 | ecol. percolation [esp. material movement through ground layers] | 12 Durchsickern {n} |  |
 | sports grounder [Am.] [a hit baseball that rolls or bounces on ground] | 11 Bodenball {m} [Baseball] |  |
 | sports reccy [Br.] [sl.] [short for recreational ground] | 10 Bolzplatz {m} |  |
 | fish fishery [fishing ground] | 8 Fischereigewässer {n} |  |
 | gastr. [dried, ground peas compressed into sausage shape] | 6 Erbswurst {f} |  |
 | army [usually: the army] [the military ground forces of a nation] | 6 Landstreitmacht {f} [veraltend] [Landstreitkräfte] |  |
 | sports [gentle ground shot] | 5 Roller {m} [Fußball] |  |
 | sprinkling [act of sprinkling] [with finely ground stuff like herbs] | 5 Bestreuen {n} |  |
 | gastr. [ground blood sausage, with potatoes and sauerkraut] | Tote Oma [ohne Artikel] [regionales Gericht, bes. Ostdeutschland] |  |
 | hist. mil. weapons [portable German prototype ground-to-air rocket launcher] | Fliegerfaust {f} [auch: Luftfaust] [Einmann-Flugabwehrwaffe] |  |
 | gastr. [toasted slice of bread, topped with ground meat] | Rissolette {f} [geröstete Brotschnitte, mit gehacktem Fleisch belegt] |  |
 | sports [very basic or rudimentary football ground] | Bolzplatz {m} [kleiner, einfacher Fußballplatz] |  |
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