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1 der Hals
- {neck} cổ, thịt cổ, chỗ thắt lại, chỗ hẹp lại, tính táo tợn, tính liều lĩnh, người táo tợn, người liều lĩnh - {scrag} người gầy khẳng khiu, súc vật gầy khẳng khiu, cây gầy khẳng khiu, xương sườn súc vật, cổ cừu, có - {throat} họng, cuống họng, lỗ hẹp, cửa, khúc sông hẹp = der steife Hals {crick in the neck}+ = bis an den Hals {up to the chin}+ = mit bloßem Hals {barenecked}+ = den Hals recken {to crane}+ = bleib mir vom Hals! {don't pester me with that!}+ = den Hals einschnüren (Kleidungsstück) {to strangle}+ = sich den Hals verrenken {to crick one's neck}+ = einen langen Hals machen {to crane one's neck}+ = einem Huhn den Hals umdrehen {to wring a chicken's neck}+ = Das hängt mir zum Hals raus. {I'm sick and tired of it.}+ = jemandem den Hals abschneiden {to cut someone's throat}+ = sich die Kehle aus dem Hals schreien {to scream one's head off}+ -
2 verdrehen
v/t1. twist; jemandem den Arm etc. verdrehen twist s.o.’s arm etc.; sich (Dat) den Knöchel etc. verdrehen twist one’s ankle etc.; die Augen verdrehen roll one’s eyes; den Hals verdrehen crane one’s neck (a)round; jemandem den Kopf verdrehen fig. turn s.o.’s head2. fig. (Sinn, Wort etc.) twist, distort (auch Tatsachen); das Recht verdrehen pervert the course of justice; du musst wieder alles verdrehen you have to twist everything (a)round again3. TV, Film etc.; umg.: 100.000 Meter Film verdrehen shoot 100,000 met|res (Am. -ers) of film* * *to misrepresent; to contort; to distort; to pervert; to sophisticate; to skew* * *ver|dre|hen ptp verdrehtvtto twist; Gelenk auch to wrench; (= anders einstellen) Radio, Regler, Lampe to adjust; (= verknacksen) to sprain; Hals to crick; Augen to roll; jds Worte, Tatsachen to distort, to twistdas Recht verdréhen — to pervert the course of justice
den Hals verdréhen (fig inf) — to crane one's neck
See:→ Kopf* * *1) contort2) (to change (something) from what is normal or right: to pervert the course of justice.) pervert* * *ver·dre·hen *vt▪ etw \verdrehen1. (wenden) to twist sthdie Augen/Hals/Kopf \verdrehen to roll one's eyes/crane one's neck/twist one's head round2. (entstellen) to distort sthdie Tatsachen \verdrehen to distort the facts3.▶ jdm den Kopf \verdrehen to turn sb's head* * *transitives Verbsich (Dat.) den Hals verdrehen — crick one's neck
* * *verdrehen v/t1. twist;jemandem den Arm etcverdrehen twist sb’s arm etc;sich (dat)den Knöchel etcverdrehen twist one’s ankle etc;die Augen verdrehen roll one’s eyes;den Hals verdrehen crane one’s neck (a)round;jemandem den Kopf verdrehen fig turn sb’s headdas Recht verdrehen pervert the course of justice;du musst wieder alles verdrehen you have to twist everything (a)round again3. TV, Film etc; umg:100.000 Meter Film verdrehen shoot 100,000 metres (US -ers) of film* * *transitives Verbsich (Dat.) den Hals verdrehen — crick one's neck
* * *v.to contort v.to distort v.to misrepresent v.to pervert v.to skew v.to sophisticate v.to twist v.to warp v. -
3 verrenken
I v/t (zerren) sprain, twist; (ausrenken) dislocate; sich (Dat) den Arm verrenken sprain ( oder twist, dislocate) one’s arm; dabei hab ich mir die Zunge verrenkt umg., fig. that was a tongue-twister ( oder a mouthful); sich (Dat) den Hals verrenken umg., fig. neugierig: crane one’s neck ( nach to get a glimpse of), Am. rubberneck; ich habe mir gestern den Magen verrenkt I had something yesterday that upset my stomach; lieber sich den Bauch verrenken als dem Wirt was schenken hum. there’s no point in wasting it etc.II v/refl* * *to wrench; to crick; to dislocate; to luxate* * *ver|rẹn|ken [fEɐ'rɛŋkn] ptp verre\#nkt1. vtto dislocate, to put out of joint; Gelenk to dislocate; Hals to cricklieber sich den Bauch or Magen verrenken, als dem Wirt was schenken (prov) — waste not, want not (prov)
See:→ Hals2. vrto contort oneself* * *1) (to put (a bone) out of joint; to displace: She dislocated her hip when she fell.) dislocate2) (to sprain: to wrench one's shoulder.) wrench* * *ver·ren·ken *vt▪ jdm etw \verrenken to twist sb's sth* * *transitives Verb1) (verletzen) dislocatesich (Dat.) den Fuß verrenken — twist one's ankle
2) (biegen)sich od. seine Glieder verrenken — go into or perform contortions
* * *sich (dat)den Arm verrenken sprain ( oder twist, dislocate) one’s arm;sich (dat)den Hals verrenken umg, fig neugierig: crane one’s neck (nach to get a glimpse of), US rubberneck;ich habe mir gestern den Magen verrenkt I had something yesterday that upset my stomach;B. v/r* * *transitives Verb1) (verletzen) dislocatesich (Dat.) den Fuß verrenken — twist one's ankle
2) (biegen)sich od. seine Glieder verrenken — go into or perform contortions
* * *v.to crick v.to dislocate v.
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