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1 cramp in the calf
■ Schmerzhaftes, krampfartiges Zusammenziehen des Wadenmuskels. -
2 Muskelkrampf
* * *Mụs|kel|krampfmmuscle cramp no indef art* * *Mus·kel·krampf* * *der cramp* * *an Muskelkrämpfen leiden suffer from cramp, get cramp(s)* * *der cramp -
3 Muskelkrampf
Mus·kel·krampf mmuscle cramp, (Am a.) charley horse ( fam) -
4 Muskelkrampf
mmuscle cramp (charley horse) -
5 verkrampfen
v/refl (hat verkrampft) und v/i (ist): ( sich) verkrampfen Muskeln: cramp, get cramp(s Pl. Am.); Hände: clench (tightly); Person: tense up; stärker: seize up; er verkrampfte ( sich) immer mehr he became more and more tense* * *ver|krạmp|fen ptp verkra\#mpftvrto become cramped; (Hände) to clench up; (Mensch) to go tense, to tense upverkrampft (fig) — tense
* * *ver·kramp·fen *vr1. (zusammenkrümmen) to be/become [or get] cramped2. (sich anspannen) to tense [up]3. (sich verspannen) to tense [up], to get [or go] tense* * ** * *verkrampfen v/r (hat verkrampft) und v/i (ist):(sich) verkrampfen Muskeln: cramp, get cramp(s pl US); Hände: clench (tightly); Person: tense up; stärker: seize up;er verkrampfte (sich) immer mehr he became more and more tense* * *
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