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1 roll up
vt1) ( turn)to \roll up up one's sleeves [or to \roll up one's sleeves up]; (a. fig) die Ärmel hochkrempeln (a. fig)to \roll up up a window [or to \roll up a window up] ein Fenster hochkurbeln2) ( coil)to \roll up up <-> sth etw aufrollen;to \roll up a string up eine Schnur aufwickeln3) milto \roll up up <-> an enemy line eine gegnerische Front aufrollen vi\roll up up! hereinspaziert! -
2 roll down
I. vt1.2. (turn)to \roll down down ⇆ one's sleeves die Ärmel herunterkrempelnto \roll down down ⇆ a window ein Fenster herunterkurbeln* * *1. vi(ball, person, tears) hinunterrollen or -kugeln (inf)2. vt sepcart hinunterrollen; window herunterlassen* * *roll down v/t1. die Ärmel herunterkrempeln -
3 roll up
1. transitive verbaufrollen [Teppich, Maßband]; zusammenrollen [Regenschirm, Landkarte, Dokument usw.]; hochkrempeln [Hose]; see also academic.ru/67929/sleeve">sleeve 1)2. intransitive verb1) (curl up) sich zusammenrollen2) (arrive) aufkreuzen (salopp)* * *2) (to arrive: John rolled up ten minutes late.) aufkreuzen3) ((especially shouted to a crowd at a fair etc) to come near: Roll up! Roll up! Come and see the bearded lady!) näherkommen* * *◆ roll upI. vtto \roll up up ⇆ a window ein Fenster hochkurbeln2. (coil)▪ to \roll up up ⇆ sth etw aufrollento \roll up a string up eine Schnur aufwickeln3. MILto \roll up up ⇆ an enemy line eine gegnerische Front aufrollen4. FIN, ECONto \roll up up ⇆ a credit einen Kredit verlängernII. vi1. (move up) hochrollen\roll up up! treten Sie näher!* * *1. vi1) (animal) sich zusammenrollen (into zu)2) (inf: arrive) antanzen (inf)3)(at fairground etc)
roll up! — treten Sie näher!2. vt sepcloth, paper, map, umbrella auf- or zusammenrollen; sleeves, trouser legs hochkrempeln* * *A v/i1. (her)anrollen, (-)anfahren3. umga) vorfahrenb) aufkreuzen, auftauchenc) sich zusammenrollen:B v/t1. (her)anfahren2. ein Vermögen etc ansammeln3. aufrollen, -wickeln* * *1. transitive verbaufrollen [Teppich, Maßband]; zusammenrollen [Regenschirm, Landkarte, Dokument usw.]; hochkrempeln [Hose]; see also sleeve 1)2. intransitive verb1) (curl up) sich zusammenrollen2) (arrive) aufkreuzen (salopp)* * *v.aufkrempeln v.zusammen rollen v.zusammenrollen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v. -
4 roll down
vtto \roll down down <-> one's sleeves die Ärmel herunterkrempeln; -
5 roll up
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6 roll up
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7 sleeve
noun1) Ärmel, derroll up one's sleeves — (lit. or fig.) die Ärmel hochkrempeln (ugs.)
2) (record cover) Hülle, die* * *[sli:v]1) (the part of a garment that covers the arm: He tore the sleeve of his jacket; a dress with long/short sleeves.) der Ärmel3) (something, eg a tubular part in a piece of machinery, that covers as a sleeve of a garment does the arm.) die Buchse•- academic.ru/83873/-sleeved">-sleeved- sleeveless
- have/keep something up one's sleeve
- have/keep up one's sleeve* * *[sli:v]nwith short/long \sleeves mit kurzen/langen Ärmeln5.▶ to have sth up one's \sleeve etw im Ärmel [o auf Lager] haben* * *[sliːv]n1) (on garment) Ärmel mto roll up one's sleeves (lit) — sich (dat) die Ärmel hochkrempeln; (fig) die Ärmel aufkrempeln (inf)
to have sth up one's sleeve (fig inf) — etw in petto haben or auf Lager haben
See:→ laugh2) (for record, on book) Hülle f* * *sleeve [sliːv]A s1. Ärmel m:b) etwas im Schilde führen;laugh in one’s sleeve sich ins Fäustchen lachen;2. TECH Muffe f, Hülse f, Buchse f, Manschette f:sleeve joint Muffenverbindung f;sleeve valve Hülsenschieber m3. (Schutz)Hülle f:B v/t mit Ärmeln, Muffen etc versehen* * *noun1) Ärmel, derhave something up one's sleeve — (fig.) etwas in petto haben (ugs.)
roll up one's sleeves — (lit. or fig.) die Ärmel hochkrempeln (ugs.)
2) (record cover) Hülle, die* * *(plumbing) n.Muffe nur sing. f. n.Hülse -n f. -
8 sleeve
[sli:v] nwith short/long \sleeves mit kurzen/langen Ärmeln;to roll up one's \sleeves seine Ärmel hochkrempeln;(fig: for hard work) die Ärmel hochkrempeln2) (for rod, tube) Muffe f, Manschette fPHRASES:to have sth up one's \sleeve etw im Ärmel [o auf Lager] haben
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