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Translate phlegm from English to German

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phlegm:
- Geröchel; Schleim; Qualster; Phlegma
Wiktionary:
- phlegm → Schleim, Nasenschleim, Popel, Gemütsruhe, Gleichmut, Trägheit, Schwerfälligkeit, stoische Ruhe, Phlegma

English

Detailed Translations for phlegm from English to German

phlegm:

phlegm [the ~] noun

the phlegm (gob; lump of spit; spit)
Geröchel; der Schleim; der Qualster
- Geröchel [das ~] noun
- Schleim [der ~] noun
- Qualster [der ~] noun
the phlegm
Phlegma
- Phlegma [das ~] noun

Translation Matrix for phlegm:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Geröchel	gob; lump of spit; phlegm; spit	death-rattle; gasping; rattle
Phlegma	phlegm
Qualster	gob; lump of spit; phlegm; spit
Schleim	gob; lump of spit; phlegm; spit	mucus; saliva; slobber; spit; spittle
-	emotionlessness; flatness; impassiveness; impassivity; indifference; languor; lethargy; sluggishness; sputum; stolidity; unemotionality
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	indifference

Synonyms for "phlegm":

emotionlessness; impassivity; impassiveness; indifference; stolidity; unemotionality; apathy
sputum; mucus; mucous secretion
languor; lethargy; sluggishness; flatness; inactiveness; inactivity; inertia

Related Definitions for "phlegm":

inactivity; showing an unusual lack of energy¹
expectorated matter; saliva mixed with discharges from the respiratory passages; in ancient and medieval physiology it was believed to cause sluggishness¹
apathy demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions¹

Wiktionary Translations for phlegm:

phlegm

noun

mucus secreted in the bronchial passages
- phlegm → Schleim; Nasenschleim; Popel
calmness, composure
- phlegm → Gemütsruhe; Gleichmut; Trägheit; Schwerfälligkeit; stoische Ruhe

phlegm

noun

zähflüssige, klebrige Masse, gebildet von Drüsen bei Mensch, Tier und Pflanze
- Schleim → phlegm; slime; mucus
Mangel an Erregbarkeit, unerschütterliche Ruhe
- Phlegma → phlegm; apathy

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