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1 festkeilen
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2 gerammelt voll
chock-full; choc-a-block* * *(Ugs.) adj.chock-a-block (UK) adj. -
3 vollgestopft mit
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4 möglichst nahe
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5 gerammelt
I P.P. rammeln* * *ge|rạm|melt [gə'ramlt]advgerammelt voll (inf) — (jam-)packed (inf), chock-a-block (inf)
See:→ auch rammeln* * *ge·ram·melt* * *Adverb ingerammelt voll — (ugs.) [jam-]packed (coll.); packed out (coll.)
* * *B. adv umg:gerammelt voll jampacked, chock-a-block* * *Adverb ingerammelt voll — (ugs.) [jam-]packed (coll.); packed out (coll.)
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6 gestopft
I P.P. stopfen* * *ge|stọpft [gə'ʃtɔpft]advgestopft voll (inf) — jam-packed (inf)
See:→ auch stopfen* * *B. adv umg:gestopft voll jampacked, chock-a-block, chock-full* * *adj.plugged adj.stuffed adj. -
7 Keil
m; -(e)s, -e1. wedge (auch MET.); (Bremskeil) chock; einen Keil treiben zwischen (+ Akk) fig. drive a wedge between2. (Zwickel) gusset* * *der Keilwedge; shim; spline; gore; cotter* * *[kail]m -(e)s, -ewedge (AUCH MIL); (als Hemmvorrichtung auch) chock; (= Faustkeil) hand-axe (Brit), hand-ax (US); (SEW = Zwickel) gusset; (= Kopfkeil) headrestSee:→ grob* * *(a piece of wood or metal, thick at one end and sloping to a thin edge at the other, used in splitting wood etc or in fixing something tightly in place: She used a wedge under the door to prevent it swinging shut.) wedge* * *<-[e]s, -e>[kail]m2. TECH, FORST wedge3. (Zwickel) gusset4.▶ einen \Keil zwischen sie treiben to drive a wedge between them* * *der; Keil[e]s, Keile wedgeeinen Keil zwischen die beiden Freunde treiben — (fig.) drive a wedge between the two friends
* * *einen Keil treiben zwischen (+akk) fig drive a wedge between2. (Zwickel) gusset* * *der; Keil[e]s, Keile wedgeeinen Keil zwischen die beiden Freunde treiben — (fig.) drive a wedge between the two friends
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8 knüppeldickevoll
Adj. umg. chock-a-block, jampacked, bes. Am. chock-full* * * -
9 knüppelvoll
Adj. umg. chock-a-block, jampacked, bes. Am. chock-full* * *knụ̈p|pel|vọlladj (inf)jam-packed, packed solid* * *knüp·pel·voll* * * -
10 proppevoll
( proppenvoll) Adj. umg. jam-packed, chock-a-block nur präd., chockful nur präd.; der Bus war proppe(n) voll the bus was chockful of people; die Ausstellung war heute proppe(n) voll the exhibition was chock-a-block with visitors today* * *prọp|pe(n)|volladj (inf)jam-packed (inf)* * *der Bus war proppe(n)voll the bus was chockful of people;die Ausstellung war heute proppe(n)voll the exhibition was chock-a-block with visitors today -
11 geknüppelt
I P.P. knüppeln* * *ge|knụ̈p|pelt [gə'knʏplt]advgeknüppelt voll (inf) — packed ( out), chock-a-block (inf)
See:→ auch knüppeln* * *B. adv umg:geknüppelt voll jampacked, chock-a-block -
12 gerüttelt
I P.P. rütteln* * *ge|rụ̈t|telt [gə'rʏtlt]1. adjein gerütteltes Maß von or an etw (dat) — a fair amount of sth
er besitzt ein gerütteltes Maß ( an) Unverschämtheit — he has more than his fair share of impudence
2. advgerüttelt voll — chock-a-block (esp Brit inf), jam-packed (inf), chock-full
See:→ auch rütteln* * *ge·rüt·telt* * *Adjektiv: inein gerüttelt Maß — (veralt.) a good measure
* * *B. adj obs:ein gerüttelt(es) Maß a full measure (an +dat of)* * *Adjektiv: inein gerüttelt Maß — (veralt.) a good measure
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13 gesteckt
I P.P. stecken* * *ge|stẹckt [gə'ʃtɛkt]advgesteckt voll (dial) — chock-a-block (esp Brit inf), jam-packed (inf)
See:→ auch stecken* * *B. adv umg:gesteckt voll jampacked, chock-a-block -
14 knallvoll
Adj. umg.1. jam-packed, chock-a-block* * *knạll|vọlladj (inf)2) (= völlig betrunken) completely plastered, paralytic (Brit inf pissed (Brit inf) or drunk (US) out of one's mind* * *knallvoll adj umg1. jam-packed, chock-a-block -
15 rappelvoll
Adj. umg. jampacked, chock-a-block* * *rạp|pel|vọll ['rapl'vɔl]adj (inf)jampacked (inf), chock-a-block (inf)* * *rap·pel·voll* * *rappelvoll adj umg jampacked, chock-a-block -
16 Unterlegkeil
m <tech.allg> (Bauwesen, Maschinenbau) ■ chockm < masch> ■ shim wedge -
17 bersten
v/i; birst, barst, ist geborsten; auch fig. burst; geh. Eis, Glas etc: crack; (explodieren) explode; in Stücke bersten burst into pieces; in zwei Teile bersten break in two; zum Bersten voll ready to burst, full to bursting ( von with), jam-packed (with) umg., chock-a-block (with) umg.; zum Bersten satt umg. full to bursting point; bersten vor Lachen split one’s sides laughing; vor Wut / Neugier / Ungeduld bersten be bursting with rage / curiosity / impatience* * *to split; to burst* * *bẹrs|ten ['bɛrstn] pret ba\#rst [barst] ptp gebo\#rsten [gə'bɔrstn]vi aux sein (geh)to crack; (= aufbersten, zerbrechen) to break; (= zerplatzen) to burst; (fig vor Wut etc) to burst (vor with)als wollte ihm das Herz in der Seele bersten — as if his heart would burst
vor Ungeduld/Neugier/Zorn etc bersten — to be bursting with impatience/curiosity/anger etc
zum Bersten voll (auch inf) — full to bursting
* * *1) (to break open or in pieces suddenly: The bag/balloon burst.) burst2) (a break or explosion: a burst in the pipes.) burst* * *bers·ten<barst, geborsten>[ˈbɛrstn̩]1. (auseinanderplatzen) to explode; Ballon to burst; Glas, Eis to break, to crack; Erde to burst open, to break asunder liter2. (fig)vor Wut \bersten to be livid [or to tremble] with ragevor Lachen \bersten to split one's sides laughing* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein (geh.) < ice> break or crack up; < glass> shatter [into pieces]; < wall> crack upvor Neugier/Ungeduld/Zorn bersten — (fig.) be bursting with curiosity/impatience/rage
* * *bersten v/i; birst, barst, ist geborsten; auch fig burst; geh Eis, Glas etc: crack; (explodieren) explode;in Stücke bersten burst into pieces;in zwei Teile bersten break in two;zum Bersten voll ready to burst, full to bursting (zum Bersten satt umg full to bursting point;bersten vor Lachen split one’s sides laughing;vor Wut/Neugier/Ungeduld bersten be bursting with rage/curiosity/impatience* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein (geh.) < ice> break or crack up; < glass> shatter [into pieces]; < wall> crack upvor Neugier/Ungeduld/Zorn bersten — (fig.) be bursting with curiosity/impatience/rage
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18 brechend
I Part. Präs. brechenII Adj. OPT., PHYS. refractive* * *B. adj OPT, PHYS refractiveC. adv:brechend voll umg crammed, packed, jampacked, chock-a-block* * *adj.breaking adj.diffractive adj. -
19 Bremskeil
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20 Bremsklotz
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Chock — Chock, n. An encounter. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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chock — [chäk] n. [NormFr choque, a block < Gaul * tsukka, akin to PGmc * stuk , a tree trunk, stump: for IE base see STOCK] 1. a block or wedge placed under a wheel, barrel, etc. to keep it from rolling or used to fill in a space 2. Naut. a heavy… … English World dictionary
chock — [tʃɔk US tʃa:k] n [Date: 1300 1400; Origin: Probably from an unrecorded Old North French choque] a block of wood or metal that you put in front of the wheel of a vehicle to prevent it from moving … Dictionary of contemporary English
