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1 pusher
noun* * *push·er[ˈpʊʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]* * *['pʊʃə(r)]n2)* * *pusher s1. TECH Schieber m2. Schieber m (Kinderbesteck)3. Schub-, Hilfslokomotive f5. umga) Streber(in), Ehrgeizling mb) Draufgänger(in)6. umg Dealer(in), Pusher(in) (Rauschgifthändler[in])7. Aus Sportwagen m (für Kinder)* * *noun* * *n.Schieber - m. -
2 come down
intransitive verb2) (come to place regarded as lower) herunterkommen; runterkommen (ugs.); (come southwards) runterkommen (ugs.)come down in a field — auf einem Acker [not]landen/auf einen Acker stürzen
4) (be passed on) [Sage, Brauch:] überliefert werden5)come down to — (reach) reichen bis
6)come down to — (be reduced to) hinauslaufen auf (+ Akk.)
7)come down to — (be a question of) ankommen (to auf + Akk.)
8) (suffer change for the worse)she has come down in the world — sie hat einen Abstieg erlebt
come down to something — (be forced to resort to something) auf etwas (Akk.) angewiesen sein
9)come down with — bekommen [Krankheit]
* * ** * *vi1. (move down) [herunter]fallen; snow, rain fallen; trousers rutschen; plane [not]landen; (crash) abstürzenafter several encores, the curtain finally came down for the last time nach mehreren Zugaben fiel schließlich der letzte Vorhang2. (collapse) einstürzenthe building will have to \come down down das Gebäude muss abgerissen werden3. (move downstairs) [die Treppe] herunterkommen [o heruntergehento \come down down a few pounds ein paar Pfund nachlassen6. (lose rank) sinken, absteigenhe's \come down down er ist ganz schön tief gesunken7. (handed down) tradition überliefert werden9. (depend on)10. (amount to)it all \come downs down to money in the end letzten Endes ist doch alles eine Geldfrage11. (reach decision)13. (be taken ill)14. (rebuke)15. (be removed)those pictures will have to \come down down diese Bilder müssen runter fam* * *vi1) (from ladder, stairs) herunterkommen; (aircraft also) landen; (from mountain also) absteigen; (snow, rain) fallencome down from there at once! — komm da sofort runter!
we came down to 6,000 metres — wir gingen auf 6.000 m runter
4) (= be a question of) ankommen (to auf +acc)5) (= lose social rank) sinken, absteigenyou've come down in the world a bit — du bist aber ganz schön tief gesunken
her hair comes down to her shoulders — die Haare gehen or fallen ihr bis auf die Schultern
7) (= be transmitted tradition, story etc) überliefert werden8)when did you come down? — wann bist du von der Uni runter? (inf), wann haben Sie die Universität verlassen?; (for vacation) seit wann habt ihr Semesterferien?9) (dated US inf= be about to happen)
there's a bank robbery coming down next week — für nächste Woche ist ein Banküberfall geplant* * *come down v/i1. herab-, herunterkommen, (Regen, Schnee) fallen2. (ein)stürzen, (-)fallen, (Fußball) (im Strafraum etc) fallen, zu Fall kommen, fig fallen (Grenzen)3. FLUG niedergehenshe has come down quite a bit sie ist ganz schön tief gesunken5. SCHULE, UNIV Bra) die Universität verlassenb) in die Ferien gehen6. überliefert werden9. come down ona) sich stürzen auf (akk),come down handsomely sich spendabel zeigen12. come down toa) hinauslaufen auf (akk),b) ankommen auf (akk):when it comes right down to it wenn es darauf ankommt* * *intransitive verb2) (come to place regarded as lower) herunterkommen; runterkommen (ugs.); (come southwards) runterkommen (ugs.)come down in a field — auf einem Acker [not]landen/auf einen Acker stürzen
4) (be passed on) [Sage, Brauch:] überliefert werden5)come down to — (reach) reichen bis
6)come down to — (be reduced to) hinauslaufen auf (+ Akk.)
7)come down to — (be a question of) ankommen (to auf + Akk.)
come down to something — (be forced to resort to something) auf etwas (Akk.) angewiesen sein
9)come down with — bekommen [Krankheit]
* * *v.heruntergekommen v.
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