| Definition of 'dregs' |
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1. (noun) dregs, settlings
sediment that has settled at the bottom of a liquid
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Sense: the solid matter which is left at the bottom of a container when the liquid is all used up
the dregs of the wine.
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 Afrikaans: moer |
 Arabic: رواسِب، ثُفْل، ثمالَه |
 Bulgarian: утайка |
 Brazilian: borra |
 Czech: sedlina |
 German: der Bodensatz |
 Danish: bundfald |
 Greek: κατακάθι |
 Spanish: heces, poso |
 Estonian: sagu |
 Farsi: ته نشست؛ لرد |
 Finnish: sakka |
 French: lie |
 Hebrew: מִשקָע |
 Hindi: तलछट |
 Croatian: talog, drozga |
 Hungarian: üledék |
 Indonesian: endapan |
 Icelandic: dreggjar, botnfall |
 Italian: feccia |
 Japanese: かす |
 Korean: 찌꺼기, 앙금 |
 Lithuanian: nuosėdos, padugnės |
 Latvian: biezumi; nosēdumi |
 Malay: keladak |
 Dutch: bezinksel |
 Norwegian: bunnfall, grums |
 Polish: osad, fusy |
 Persian: ته نشست |
 Pashto: كښته |
 Portuguese: borra |
 Romanian: drojdie |
 Russian: осадок |
 Slovak: usadenina |
 Slovenian: usedlina |
 Serbian: talog |
 Swedish: bottensats |
 Thai: ตะกอน |
 Turkish: tortu, telve, posa |
 Taiwanese: 殘渣 |
 Ukrainian: осад, гуща |
 Urdu: تلچھٹ |
 Vietnamese: cặn |
 Chinese: 残渣 |
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