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1. transitive verbschleppen; ziehen [Anhänger, Wasserskiläufer, Handwagen]2. nounSchleppen, dasMy car's broken down. - Do you want a tow? — Mein Wagen ist stehengeblieben. - Soll ich Sie [ab]schleppen?
give a boat/car a tow — ein Boot/einen Wagen schleppen
have something in or on tow — etwas im Schlepp[tau] haben
have somebody in tow — (fig.) jemanden im Schlepptau haben (ugs.)
take a boat/car in tow — ein Boot/einen Wagen in Schlepp nehmen
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/92824/tow_away">tow away* * *[təu] 1. verb(to pull (a ship, barge, car, trailer etc) by a rope, chain or cable: The tugboat towed the ship out of the harbour; The car broke down and had to be towed to the garage.) (ab-)schleppen2. noun- towline/tow-rope* * *tow1[təʊ, AM toʊ]tow2[təʊ, AM toʊ]to give sb a \tow jdn abschleppento take sth in \tow etw ins Schlepptau nehmenII. vt▪ to \tow sb/sth jdn/etw ziehento \tow a vehicle ein Auto abschleppen* * *I [təʊ]nWerg nt, Hede f II1. nto take a yacht in tow — eine Jacht schleppen or ins Schlepptau nehmen
do you want a tow? — soll ich Sie abschleppen/anschleppen?
"on tow" — ≈ "Fahrzeug wird abgeschleppt"
in tow (fig) — im Schlepptau
2. vtboat, glider schleppen; car also abschleppen; (to start) anschleppen; trailer, caravan ziehen* * *tow1 [təʊ]A s1. Schleppen n, Schlepparbeit f:be under tow im Schlepp sein;have in tow im Schlepptau haben (a. fig);take tow sich schleppen lassen;take in(to) tow bes fig ins Schlepptau nehmen;with XY in tow mit XY im SchlepptauB v/t1. (ab)schleppen, ins Schlepptau nehmen:tow away ein falsch geparktes Fahrzeug abschleppen;2. ein Schiff treideln3. hinter sich herziehen, mitschleppentow2 [təʊ] s1. (Schwing)Werg n2. Werggarn n3. Packleinwand f* * *1. transitive verbschleppen; ziehen [Anhänger, Wasserskiläufer, Handwagen]2. nounSchleppen, dasMy car's broken down. - Do you want a tow? — Mein Wagen ist stehengeblieben. - Soll ich Sie [ab]schleppen?
give a boat/car a tow — ein Boot/einen Wagen schleppen
have something in or on tow — etwas im Schlepp[tau] haben
have somebody in tow — (fig.) jemanden im Schlepptau haben (ugs.)
take a boat/car in tow — ein Boot/einen Wagen in Schlepp nehmen
Phrasal Verbs:- tow away* * *v.abschleppen v.schleppen v. n. -
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