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1 schlackern
v/i umg. wobble; lose Kleidung etc.: flap (beide allg.); schlackernde Knie trembling knees; der Hosenboden schlackert ihm um die Kniekehlen the seat of his trousers is flapping around the back of his knees; ich habe nur noch mit den Ohren geschlackert I couldn’t believe my ears, I thought I was hearing things; da schlackert man nur noch mit den Ohren you just can’t believe it; stärker: it’s mind-boggling* * *schlạ|ckern ['ʃlakɐn]vi (inf)to tremble, to shake; (vor Angst auch) to quake; (Kleidung) to hang loosely, to be baggy* * *schla·ckern[ˈʃlakɐn]der weite Rock schlackerte ihr um die Knie her wide skirt flapped loosely around her knees; s.a. Ohr* * *intransitives Verb (nordd., westmd.)2) (wackeln, zittern) shake; tremble* * *schlackernde Knie trembling knees;der Hosenboden schlackert ihm um die Kniekehlen the seat of his trousers is flapping around the back of his knees;ich habe nur noch mit den Ohren geschlackert I couldn’t believe my ears, I thought I was hearing things;da schlackert man nur noch mit den Ohren you just can’t believe it; stärker: it’s mind-boggling* * *intransitives Verb (nordd., westmd.)2) (wackeln, zittern) shake; tremble -
2 schlenkern
vt/i swing; mit den Armen etc. schlenkern swing one’s arms etc.; mit den Beinen schlenkern im Sitzen: auch dangle one’s legs* * *schlẹn|kern ['ʃlɛŋkɐn]1. vtito swing, to danglemit den Beinen/Armen schlenkern, die Beine/Arme schlenkern — to swing or dangle one's legs/arms
2. vi(Auto) to swerve, to sway* * *schlen·kern[ˈʃlɛŋkɐn]vi1. (pendeln) to dangle▪ etw \schlenkern lassen to let sth dangle [or swing]mit den Beinen \schlenkern to swing one's legs2. (schlackern) to flapder lange Rock schlenkerte ihr um die Beine the long skirt flapped around her legs3. (vom Weg abkommen) to swerve* * *1.intransitives Verb swing; dangle2.mit den Armen/mit den Beinen schlenkern — swing or dangle one's arms/legs
transitives Verb swing, dangle <arms, legs>* * *schlenkern v/t & v/i swing;mit den Armen etcschlenkern swing one’s arms etc;mit den Beinen schlenkern im Sitzen: auch dangle one’s legs* * *1.intransitives Verb swing; dangle2.mit den Armen/mit den Beinen schlenkern — swing or dangle one's arms/legs
transitives Verb swing, dangle <arms, legs> -
3 schlackern
schla·ckern [ʼʃlakɐn]vi( NORDD) ( schlottern)[gegen/um etw] \schlackern to flap [against/around sth];der weite Rock schlackerte ihr um die Knie her wide skirt flapped loosely around her knees; s. a. Ohr -
4 schlenkern
schlen·kern [ʼʃlɛŋkɐn]vi1) ( pendeln) to dangle;etw \schlenkern lassen to let sth dangle [or swing];mit den Beinen \schlenkern to swing one's legs2) ( schlackern) to flap;der lange Rock schlenkerte ihr um die Beine the long skirt flapped around her legs3) ( vom Weg abkommen) to swerve -
5 flatterte
1. flapped2. flittered3. fluttered4. shimmied -
6 schlug
1. bashed2. batted3. dollied4. flapped5. flicked6. knocked7. pommeled8. pummeled9. punched10. slapped11. slatted12. slugged13. smote14. socked15. tolled16. whacked17. whipped
См. также в других словарях:
flapped — flapped; un·flapped; … English syllables
Flapped — Flap Flap, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Flapped}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Flapping}.] [Prob. of imitative origin; cf. D. flappen, E. flap, n., flop, flippant, fillip.] 1. To beat with a flap; to strike. [1913 Webster] Yet let me flap this bug with gilded wings … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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upper-flapped — … Useful english dictionary
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