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1 pull in
1. transitive verb1) hereinziehen; zurückziehen [Beine]2) (attract) anziehen2. intransitive verb1) [Zug:] einfahrenpull in to the side of the road — an den Straßenrand fahren
* * *◆ pull in1. (arrive) einfahren2. (move over) [wieder] einscherenII. vt1. (attract)to \pull in in ⇆ a crowd/fans eine Menschenmenge/Fans anziehento \pull in in ⇆ $200,000 200.000 Dollar [ab]kassieren fam4. (suck in)to \pull in one's stomach [or belly] in den Bauch einziehen* * *1. vt sep1) claws, rope, stomach etc einziehen; (into room, swimming pool etc) hineinziehen3) (= attract) crowds anziehen5) (inf: take into custody) einkassieren (inf)2. vi1) (claws) sich einziehen lassen2) (into station, harbour, pier) einfahren, einlaufen (into in +acc); (into garage, driveway) hineinfahren (into in +acc); (= stop, park) anhalten* * *A v/t1. hereinziehen2. einziehen:3. ein Pferd zügeln, parierenB v/i1. anhalten, stehen bleiben* * *1. transitive verb1) hereinziehen; zurückziehen [Beine]2) (attract) anziehen2. intransitive verb1) [Zug:] einfahren2) (move to side of road) an die Seite fahren; (stop) anhalten -
2 punter
noun(coll.)3)the punters — (customers) die Leutchen (ugs.)
* * *punt·er1[ˈpʌntəʳ]n BRIT1. (gambler) [Glücks]spieler(in) m(f), Zocker(in) m(f) sl; in lottery, pools Tipper(in) m(f); at horse races [kleiner] Wetter/[kleine] Wetterin (das Wetten wird berufsmäßig betrieben); on stocks [Börsen]spekulant(in) m(f)to attract [or pull in] [the] \punters [die] Kundschaft [o Käufer] anlocken; (user) newspaper reader Leser(in) m(f)punt·er2[ˈpʌntəʳ, AM -ɚ]n Stechkahnfahrer(in) m(f)* * *I ['pʌntə(r)]n(= boater) Stechkahnfahrer(in) m(f) IIn* * *punter1 [ˈpʌntə(r)] s Stechkahnfahrer(in)punter2 [ˈpʌntə(r)] s umg1. a) (Glücks)Spieler(in)b) Wetter(in)2. Kunde m, Kundin f3. Br Freier m (einer Prostituierten)* * *noun(coll.)3)the punters — (customers) die Leutchen (ugs.)
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3 punter
punt·er1. punt·er [ʼpʌntəʳ] n( Brit)1) ( gambler) [Glücks]spieler(in) m(f), Zocker(in) m(f) (sl) in lottery, pools Tipper(in) m(f); at horse races [kleiner] Wetter/[kleine] Wetterin (das Wetten wird berufsmäßig betrieben); on stocks [Börsen]spekulant(in) m(f)2. punt·er [ʼpʌntəʳ, Am -ɚ] nStechkahnfahrer(in) m(f)
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