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21 knien
I v/i kneel, be on one’s kneesII v/refl (niederknien) kneel down, go down on one’s knees; sich in die Arbeit knien umg., fig. knuckle down (to work), get stuck (Am. get one’s teeth) in(to one’s work)* * *to kneel; to genuflect* * *[kniːn, 'kniːən]1. vito kneel2. vrto kneel ( down)sich in die Arbeit knien (fig) — to get down to or to get stuck into (inf) one's work
* * *((often with down) to be in, or move into, a position in which both the foot and the knee of one or both legs are on the ground: She knelt (down) to fasten the child's shoes; She was kneeling on the floor cutting out a dress pattern.) kneel* * *[kni:n]I. viim K\knien on one's knees, kneeling [down]II. vr1. (auf die Knie gehen)▪ sich akk hinter/neben/vor jdn/etw \knien to kneel down behind/next to/in front of [or form before] sb/sth* * *1.intransitives Verb kneel2.kniend, im Knien — kneeling; on one's knees
reflexives Verb kneel [down]; get down on one's kneessich in die Arbeit knien — (fig. ugs.) get stuck into one's work (sl.)
* * *A. v/i kneel, be on one’s kneesB. v/r (niederknien) kneel down, go down on one’s knees;sich in die Arbeit knien umg, fig knuckle down (to work), get stuck (US get one’s teeth) in(to one’s work)* * *1.intransitives Verb kneel2.kniend, im Knien — kneeling; on one's knees
reflexives Verb kneel [down]; get down on one's kneessich in die Arbeit knien — (fig. ugs.) get stuck into one's work (sl.)
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22 parieren
I v/t2. (Pferd) pull upII v/i1. Fechten: parry* * *to parry* * *pa|rie|ren [pa'riːrən] ptp pariert1. vt2. vito obey, to do what one is toldaufs Wort paríéren — to jump to it
* * *pa·rie·ren *1[paˈri:rən]pa·rie·ren *2[paˈri:rən]vt1. (geh)2. KOCHKFleisch/Fisch/Geflügel \parieren to prepare meat/fish/poultry for cooking* * *intransitives Verb (ugs.) do what one is toldaufs Wort parieren — jump to it (coll.)
* * *A. v/t2. (Pferd) pull upB. v/i1. Fechten: parry2. (gehorchen) knuckle under;willst du wohl parieren? will you please do as you’re told!* * *intransitives Verb (ugs.) do what one is toldaufs Wort parieren — jump to it (coll.)
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23 salonfähig
Adj. socially acceptable; Kleidung etc.: presentable; Benehmen, Witz etc.: respectable; nicht salonfähig Witz: risqué, (a bit) near the knuckle umg.* * *sa|lon|fä|higadj (iro)socially acceptable; Leute, Aussehen presentablenicht salonfähige Ausdrucksweise — uncouth language, not the sort of language to be used in polite society
* * *sa·lon·fä·hig[zaˈlõ:-, zaˈlɔŋ-]adj socially acceptableetw \salonfähig machen to make sth socially acceptable* * *Adjektiv socially acceptable* * ** * *Adjektiv socially acceptable* * *adj.presentable adj. -
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25 Stelze
f; -, -n1. stilt; Stelzen umg., fig. (Beine) spindly ( oder matchstick) legs; auf Stelzen gehen walk on stilts; wie auf Stelzen gehen umg. walk stiffly (as if on stilts)2. ZOOL. wagtail* * *die Stelzestilt* * *Stẹl|ze ['ʃtɛltsə]f -, -n1) stilt; (inf = Bein) leg, pin (inf)auf Stelzen gehen — to walk on stilts; (fig: Lyrik etc) to be stilted
3) (Aus = Schweinsstelze) pig's trotter* * *Stel·ze<-, -n>[ˈʃtɛltsə]f1. (hölzerne Stelze) stiltauf \Stelzen gehen to walk on stilts2. ORN wagtail* * *die; Stelze, Stelzen meist Pl. stilt* * *1. stilt;auf Stelzen gehen walk on stilts;wie auf Stelzen gehen umg walk stiffly (as if on stilts)2. ZOOL wagtail* * *die; Stelze, Stelzen meist Pl. stilt* * *-n f.stilt n. -
26 unterkriegen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) umg. nervlich etc.: get s.o. down; (bezwingen) make s.o. knuckle under; sich nicht unterkriegen lassen not let it get one down; lass dich nicht unterkriegen! don’t let it get you down* * *ụn|ter|krie|genvt sep (inf)to bring down; (= deprimieren) to get down* * *un·ter|krie·genvt (fam)▪ jdn \unterkriegen to bring sb downdie Konkurrenz will uns \unterkriegen our competitors want to bring us downein guter Mann ist nicht unterzukriegen you can't keep a good man downvon einem kleinen Rückschlag darf man sich nicht \unterkriegen lassen you shouldn't allow a trivial setback to get you down* * *transitives Verbsich nicht unterkriegen lassen — (ugs.) not let things get one down
* * *unterkriegen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-) umg nervlich etc: get sb down; (bezwingen) make sb knuckle under;sich nicht unterkriegen not let it get one down;lass dich nicht unterkriegen! don’t let it get you down* * *transitives Verbsich nicht unterkriegen lassen — (ugs.) not let things get one down
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27 zugreifen
v/i (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)1. make a grab, grab (at) it; bei Tisch etc.: help o.s.; greifen Sie bitte zu! please help yourself2. fig. (die Gelegenheit ergreifen) jump at ( oder grab) the opportunity; sofort zugreifen bei Angebot etc.: accept ( oder say yes) straightaway; jetzt zugreifen! (kaufen) buy now!; da hätte ich sofort zugegriffen auch I wouldn’t have thought twice about it* * *das Zugreifengrasp* * *zu|grei|fenvi sep1) (= schnell nehmen) to grab it/them; (fig) to act fast or quickly, to get in quickly (inf); (bei Tisch) to help oneself2) (fig = einschreiten) to step in quickly, to act fast or quickly3) (= schwer arbeiten) to put one's back into it or into one's work, to get down to it or to work4) (COMPUT)zúgreifen — to access sth
* * *zu|grei·fen1. (sich bedienen) to help oneself2. INFORMauf Daten \zugreifen to access data* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) take hold2) (sich bedienen) help oneself[hart od. kräftig] zugreifen — [really] knuckle down to it
* * *zugreifen v/i (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)1. make a grab, grab (at) it; bei Tisch etc: help o.s.;greifen Sie bitte zu! please help yourselfjetzt zugreifen! (kaufen) buy now!;da hätte ich sofort zugegriffen auch I wouldn’t have thought twice about it3. fig:zugreifen auf (+akk) auf Informationen, Daten: access* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) take hold2) (sich bedienen) help oneself[hart od. kräftig] zugreifen — [really] knuckle down to it
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28 Achsschenkel
m < kfz> (gelenkte Achse) ■ steering knuckle; hub carrier; steering swivel GB ; knuckle US.pract ; axle stub rare -
29 Achsschenkel-Lagerbuchse
German-english technical dictionary > Achsschenkel-Lagerbuchse
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m < kfz> ■ steering pivot; steering-knuckle pin; swivel pinm rar < kfz> (zum Schwenken des Radträgers) ■ kingpin; fulcrum pin GB ; steering swivel pin GB ; knuckle pin; pivot pin -
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m < kfz> (gelenkte Achse) ■ steering knuckle; hub carrier; steering swivel GB ; knuckle US.pract ; axle stub rare -
35 Spurhebel
m < kfz> (zw. Achsschenkel u. Spurstange) ■ steering arm; steering knuckle arm US ; knuckle arm US -
36 Spurstangenhebel
m < kfz> (zw. Achsschenkel u. Spurstange) ■ steering arm; steering knuckle arm US ; knuckle arm US -
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40 Gelenkverbindung
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