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1. noun1) Ruck, dertug of love [battle] — (coll.) Streit bei der Ehescheidung, wem das Kind zugesprochen wird
tug of war — (lit. or fig.) Tauziehen, das
2)2. transitive verb,tug [boat] — Schlepper, der
- gg- ziehen; schleppen [Boot]3. intransitive verb,- gg- zerren (at an + Dat.)* * *1. past tense, past participle - tugged; verb 2. noun1) (a strong, sharp pull: He gave the rope a tug.) der Ruck2) (a tug-boat.) der Schlepper•- academic.ru/119185/tug-boat">tug-boat- tug-of-war* * *[tʌg]I. nII. vt<- gg->▪ to \tug sb/sth jdn/etw ziehenIII. vi<- gg->her children were \tugging at her hair ihre Kinder zerrten an ihren Haaren* * *[tʌg]1. vtzerren, ziehen; vessel (ab)schleppenshe tugged a tuft of his hair out by the roots — sie zog or riss ihm ein Büschel Haare aus
2. viziehen, zerren (at an +dat) → heartstringsSee:→ heartstrings3. n1)(= pull)
to give sth a tug — an etw (dat) ziehenI felt a tug on my sleeve — ich spürte, wie mich jemand am Ärmel zog
parting with it was quite a tug — es fiel mir etc sehr schwer, mich etc davon zu trennen
2) Schlepper m, Schleppkahn m* * *tug [tʌɡ]A v/t1. → B 12. SCHIFF schleppenB v/iC s1. Zerren n, heftiger Ruck:give sth a tug → B 22. figa) große Anstrengunga tug-of-love child ein Kind, dessen geschiedene Eltern sich um das Sorgerecht streiten;3. SCHIFF Schlepper m* * *1. noun1) Ruck, derhe felt a tug on the fishingline — er spürte, wie etwas an der Angel zog
tug of love [battle] — (coll.) Streit bei der Ehescheidung, wem das Kind zugesprochen wird
tug of war — (lit. or fig.) Tauziehen, das
2)2. transitive verb,tug [boat] — Schlepper, der
- gg- ziehen; schleppen [Boot]3. intransitive verb,- gg- zerren (at an + Dat.)* * *v.zerren v. n.Zug ¨-e m. -
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