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121 hinausdrängen
(trennb., hat -ge-)* * *hi|naus|drän|gen sep1. vtto force out (aus of); (eilig) to hustle out (aus of); (fig) to oust (aus from), to force out (aus of)2. vi aux seinto push or force one's way out ( aus of)* * *hi·naus|drän·genII. vi Hilfsverb: sein (nach draußen drängen) to push [or force] one's way out; (hetzen) to champ at the bit fig* * *1.intransitives Verb; mit sein push one's way out ( aus of); < crowd> push its way out ( aus of)2.transitives Verbjemanden hinausdrängen — push somebody out ( aus of); (fig.) push somebody out ( aus of); oust somebody ( aus from)
* * *hinausdrängen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t push out (aus of); fig oust (aus from)B. v/r push one’s way out (aus of)* * *1.intransitives Verb; mit sein push one's way out ( aus of); < crowd> push its way out ( aus of)2.transitives Verbjemanden hinausdrängen — push somebody out ( aus of); (fig.) push somebody out ( aus of); oust somebody ( aus from)
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122 hineinhalten
* * *hi|nein|hal|ten sep1. vtto put in ( in etw (acc) sth)2. vi(inf mit Gewehr etc) to aim ( in +acc at)mitten in die Menge hinéínhalten — to aim into the crowd
* * *hi·nein|hal·tensie hielt ihre Hand in das Badewasser, um zu fühlen, ob es richtig temperiert war she tested the temperature of the bathwater with her handmitten in die Menge \hineinhalten to fire into the crowd* * *hineinhalten v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-):in +akk) put sth in(to) -
123 Hochruf
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124 Kassenmagnet
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125 Klüngel
m; -s, -2. Dial., BOT. panicle* * *Klụ̈n|gel ['klʏŋl]m -s, -inf = Clique) clique; (dial = Kram) mess* * *Klün·gel<-s, ->[ˈklʏŋl̩]* * *der; Klüngels, Klüngel (abwertend) clique* * *1. clique, crowd;er und sein Klüngel auch him and his cronies2. dial, BOT panicle* * *der; Klüngels, Klüngel (abwertend) clique -
126 Knüller
m; -s, -; umg. sensation (auch Meldung); Zeitungsmeldung: auch scoop; Film, Buch etc.: auch blockbuster; THEAT. etc. crowd-puller; Schlager: smash hit* * *der Knüllergimmick; scoop* * *Knụ̈l|ler ['knʏlɐ]m -s, - (inf)sensation; (PRESS) scoop* * *Knül·ler<-s, ->[ˈknʏlɐ]* * *der; Knüllers, Knüller (ugs.) sensation; (Film, Buch usw.) sensation; sensational success; (Angebot, Verkaufsartikel) sensational offer* * *Knüller m; -s, -; umg sensation (auch Meldung); Zeitungsmeldung: auch scoop; Film, Buch etc: auch blockbuster; THEAT etc crowd-puller; Schlager: smash hit* * *der; Knüllers, Knüller (ugs.) sensation; (Film, Buch usw.) sensation; sensational success; (Angebot, Verkaufsartikel) sensational offer* * *- m.big hit n.blockbuster n. -
127 Konsorte
m; -, -n1. nur Pl.: Lehmann und Konsorten umg., pej. Lehmann and co., Lehmann and his lot (Am. auch his cohorts); gib dich ja nicht mit solchen Konsorten ab you should keep away from that crowd* * *Kon·sor·te<-, -n>[kɔnˈzɔrtə]f2. ÖKON member of a consortium* * *1. nur pl:gib dich ja nicht mit solchen Konsorten ab you should keep away from that crowd -
128 Kumpanei
f; -, -en; umg.2. (Kameradschaft) chumminess* * *Kum|pa|nei [kʊmpa'nai]f -, no pl (pej)chumminess* * *2. (Kameradschaft) chumminess
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crowd|ed — «KROW dihd», adjective. 1. filled with a crowd. 2. filled; filled too full; packed: »Figurative. One crowded hour of glorious life is worth an age without a name (Scott). 3. close together; too close together. –crowd´ed|ly … Useful english dictionary