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1 Gewaltmarsch
m forced march* * *Ge|wạlt|marschmforced marchim Gewaltmarsch — at a cracking pace (inf)
* * *Ge·walt·marschm route march, forced march* * *der forced march* * *Gewaltmarsch m forced march* * *der forced march -
2 schreiten
v/i; schreitet, schritt, ist geschritten1. step (zu up to); mit langen Schritten: stride; feierlich: walk; stolz: stalk; im Zimmer auf und ab schreiten pace up and down the room2. fig. (beginnen) zu etw. schreiten proceed to s.th.; zur Abstimmung schreiten proceed to the vote; zum Äußersten schreiten take drastic action; zur Tat schreiten set to work, get cracking umg.* * *to tread; to stride; to pace; to step* * *schrei|ten ['ʃraitn] pret schri\#tt [ʃrɪt] ptp geschri\#tten [gə'ʃrɪtn]vi aux sein (geh)(= schnell gehen) to stride; (= feierlich gehen) to walk; (vorwärts) to proceed; (= stolzieren) to strut, to stalkim Zimmer auf und ab schréíten — to stride or pace up and down the room
zu etw schréíten (fig) — to get down to sth, to proceed with sth
es wird Zeit, dass wir zur Tat schréíten — it's time we got down to work or action
zum Äußersten schréíten — to take extreme measures
zur Abstimmung/Wahl schréíten — to proceed or go to a vote
* * *1) (to walk backwards and forwards (across): He paced up and down.) pace2) (to make a step, or to walk: He opened the door and stepped out; She stepped briskly along the road.) step3) (to walk with long steps: He strode along the path; He strode off in anger.) stride* * *schrei·ten<schritt, geschritten>[ˈʃraitn̩]vi Hilfsverb: sein▪ [irgendwohin] \schreiten to stride [somewhere]zur Tat \schreiten to get down to action [or work]* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein (geh.)1) walk; (mit großen Schritten) stride; (marschieren) march2)zu etwas schreiten — (fig.) proceed to something
zur Tat schreiten — go into action/get down to work
* * *1. step (im Zimmer auf und ab schreiten pace up and down the room2. fig (beginnen)zu etwas schreiten proceed to sth;zur Abstimmung schreiten proceed to the vote;zum Äußersten schreiten take drastic action;zur Tat schreiten set to work, get cracking umg* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein (geh.)1) walk; (mit großen Schritten) stride; (marschieren) march2)zu etwas schreiten — (fig.) proceed to something
zur Tat schreiten — go into action/get down to work
* * *v.(§ p.,pp.: schritt, ist geschritten)= to stride v.(§ p.,p.p.: strode, stridden)to tread v.(§ p.,p.p.: trod, trodden) -
3 Trab
m; -s, kein Pl.2. fig., umg.: im Trab (schnell) quickly, briskly; jemanden auf Trab bringen get s.o. moving ( oder up to speed); jemanden in Trab halten keep s.o. on his ( oder her) toes ( oder on the go); immer auf Trab sein always be on the go* * *der Trabtrot* * *[traːp]m - (e)s[-bəs] no pl trotim Tráb — at a trot
(im) Tráb reiten — to trot
sich in Tráb setzen (inf) — to get going or cracking (inf)
auf Tráb sein (inf) — to be on the go (inf)
jdn in Tráb halten (inf) — to keep sb on the go (inf)
jdn auf (den) Tráb bringen (inf) — to make sb get a move on (inf)
* * *(the pace at which a horse or rider etc moves when trotting: They rode at a trot.) trot* * *<-[e]s>[tra:p]m kein pl (Gangart) trotim \Trab at a trot* * *der; Trab[e]s trotjemanden auf Trab bringen — (ugs.) make somebody get a move on
jemanden in Trab halten — (ugs.) keep somebody on the go (coll.)
* * *1. Gangart bei Pferden: trot;in Trab fallen settle into a trot;2. fig, umg:jemanden auf Trab bringen get sb moving ( oder up to speed);immer auf Trab sein always be on the go* * *der; Trab[e]s trotjemanden auf Trab bringen — (ugs.) make somebody get a move on
jemanden in Trab halten — (ugs.) keep somebody on the go (coll.)
* * *nur sing. m.trot n.
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