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1 unterhaken
* * *ụn|ter|ha|ken sep1. vt2. vr* * *un·ter|ha·ken▪ jdn \unterhaken to link arms with sb[mit jdm] untergehakt gehen to walk arm in arm [with sb]* * *transitives Verb (ugs.)* * *unterhaken v/t (trennb, hat):jemanden unterhaken take sb’s arm;* * *transitives Verb (ugs.) -
2 einhaken
(trennb., hat -ge-)III v/i fig. im Gespräch: come ( oder break) in ( bei on); hier möchte ich mal einhaken if I could just take up that point* * *ein|ha|ken sep1. vtto hook in ( in +acc -to)2. viinf = Punkt aufgreifen) to intervene; (in Unterhaltung auch) to break inwenn ich an diesem Punkt vielleicht éínhaken darf — if I might just take up that point
3. vrsie hakte sich bei ihm ein — she put or slipped her arm through his
eingehakt gehen — to walk arm in arm
* * *ein|ha·kenI. vtIII. vreingehakt gehen to walk arm in arm* * *1.transitives Verb1) (mit Haken befestigen) fasten2) reziprok2.sich einhaken — link arms
reflexives Verb link arms ( bei with)3.intransitives Verb (fig. ugs.) butt in* * *einhaken (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t hook (B. v/r:sich bei jemandem einhaken take sb’s arm;eingehakt gehen walk arm in armbei on);hier möchte ich mal einhaken if I could just take up that point* * *1.transitives Verb1) (mit Haken befestigen) fasten2) reziprok2.reflexives Verb link arms ( bei with)3.intransitives Verb (fig. ugs.) butt in* * *v.to hook into expr.to hook up v. -
3 unterhaken
un·ter|ha·kenvt(fam: einhaken)jdn \unterhaken to link arms with sb;sich bei jdm \unterhaken to link arms with sb;[mit jdm] untergehakt gehen to walk arm in arm [with sb] -
4 schunkeln
* * *schụn|keln ['ʃʊŋkln]vito link arms and sway from side to side* * *schun·keln[ˈʃʊnkl̩n]vi to sway rhythmically with linked arms* * *intransitives Verb rock to and fro together (in time to music, with linked arms)* * *und jetzt: Schunkeln! and now rock to the music!* * *intransitives Verb rock to and fro together (in time to music, with linked arms) -
5 unterfassen
* * *ụn|ter|fas|senvt sep* * *un·ter|fas·senvt (fam)1. (stützen)▪ jdn \unterfassen to take sb's arm2. (einhaken)▪ jdn \unterfassen to link arms with sb* * *transitives Verb (ugs.)1)2) (stützen) support* * *unterfassen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-):jemanden unterfassen take sb’s arm;untergefasst gehen walk arm in arm* * *transitives Verb (ugs.)1)2) (stützen) support -
6 einhängen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t (Tür etc.) put on its hinges, hang* * *ein|hän|gen sep1. vtTür to hang; Fenster to put in2. vrsich bei jdm éínhängen — to slip or put one's arm through sb's
sie gingen eingehängt — they walked arm in arm
* * *ein|hän·genI. vt1. (einsetzen)ein Fenster \einhängen to fit a window2. (auflegen)den Hörer \einhängen to hang up [the receiver] [or replace the receiverIII. vr* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb hang up3.reflexives Verbsich bei jemandem einhängen — take somebody's arm
* * *einhängen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t (Tür etc) put on its hinges, hangB. v/t & v/i TEL:(den Hörer) einhängen hang up, Br auch ring offC. v/r:sich bei jemandem einhängen take sb’s arm;eingehängt gehen walk arm in arm* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb hang up3.reflexives Verb -
7 sich einhaken bei
ausdr.to link arms with expr. -
8 einhaken
ein|ha·kenvtvi ( fam);vrsich [bei jdm] \einhaken to link arms [with sb];eingehakt gehen to walk arm in arm -
9 einhängen
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10 unterfassen
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11 sich einhaken bei
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12 einhaken
- {to clasp} cài, gài, móc, ôm chặt, nắm chặt, siết chặt = einhaken (Technik) {to bite (bit,bitten)+ = sich einhaken bei {to link arms with}+
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