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1 zukleben
zu|kle|benvt sepLoch etc to stick over or up; Briefumschlag to stick down (esp Brit), to seal; Brief to seal (up); (mit Klebstoff, Klebeband) to stick up* * *zu|kle·benvt* * *transitives Verb1) seal <letter, envelope>2) (vollkleben) cover* * *1. (Umschlag etc) seal3. (Wände) mit Plakaten etc: cover with, plaster with umg* * *transitives Verb1) seal <letter, envelope>2) (vollkleben) cover* * *v.to paste up v. -
2 überkleben
v/t (untr., hat) stick s.th. over s.th.; die Plakate mit etw. überkleben stick s.th. over the posters; der Name etc. ist überklebt something has been stuck over the name etc.; die Wand war mit Postkarten überklebt the wall was covered with postcards ( oder had postcards stuck all over it)* * *über|kle|ben [yːbɐ'kleːbn] ptp überklebtvt insepdie Kiste überklében — to stick something over the box
etw mit Papier überklében — to stick paper over sth
* * *über·kle·ben *[y:bɐˈkle:bn̩]vtetw mit Tapete \überkleben to wallpaper over sth* * *transitives Verbwir überklebten die Anschrift — we stuck something over the address; we covered the address by sticking something over it
* * *die Plakate mit etwas überkleben stick sth over the posters;der Name etcist überklebt something has been stuck over the name etc;die Wand war mit Postkarten überklebt the wall was covered with postcards ( oder had postcards stuck all over it)* * *transitives Verbwir überklebten die Anschrift — we stuck something over the address; we covered the address by sticking something over it
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3 zukleistern
zu|kleis|ternvt sep (inf: lit, fig)to patch up* * *1. (Umschlag etc) seal3. (Wände) mit Plakaten etc: cover with, plaster with umg -
4 überkleben
über·kle·ben * [y:bɐʼkle:bn̩]vtetw [mit etw] \überkleben to paste over sth [with sth];etw mit Tapete \überkleben to wallpaper over sth -
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zukleistern v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. (Umschlag etc.) seal3. (Wände) mit Plakaten etc.: cover with, plaster with umg. -
6 zukleben,
zukleistern v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. (Umschlag etc.) seal3. (Wände) mit Plakaten etc.: cover with, plaster with umg. -
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v.to paste over v. -
8 überkleben
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9 bekleistern
v/t umg.1. (Tapete) paste2. oft pej. (bekleben): etw. mit etw. bekleistern plaster s.th. all over s.th.* * *be|kleis|tern ptp bekleistertvt1) Tapete etc to paste2)* * *bekleistern v/t umg1. (Tapete) paste2. oft pej (bekleben):etwas mit etwas bekleistern plaster sth all over sth -
10 schmieren
I v/t1. smear; TECH., mit Fett: grease; mit Öl: oil, lubricate; (Brot) butter; (Butter etc.) spread; sich (Dat) ein Brot schmieren make o.s. a sandwich; schmierst du mir ein Brot mit Käse? can you make me a cheese sandwich ( oder butter me a piece of bread with cheese on)?; sich (Dat) Creme ins Gesicht schmieren rub cream into one’s face; sich (Dat) Gel ins Haar schmieren rub gel into one’s hair; wie geschmiert laufen fig. run ( oder go) like clockwork2. umg. (schlecht schreiben) scribble, scrawl; pej. (malen oder sprühen) (Graffiti, Parolen) daubII v/i1. Kugelschreiber etc.: smudge; Person: (schlecht schreiben) scribble, scrawl2. TECH., Öl etc.: lubricate; altes Öl schmiert schlecht used oil does not lubricate properly ( oder is a poor lubricant)* * *das Schmierenlubrication* * *schmie|ren ['ʃmiːrən]1. vt1) (= streichen) to smear; Butter, Aufstrich to spread; Brot (mit Butter) to butter; Salbe, Make-up to rub in (in +acc -to); (= einfetten, ölen) to grease; (TECH) Achsen, Gelenke etc to grease, to lubricatejdm eine schmíéren (inf) — to smack sb one (inf)
2) (pej = schreiben) to scrawl; (= malen) to daub3) (inf = bestechen)jdn schmíéren — to grease sb's palm (inf)
4) (CARDS) Ass, Zehn to discard (on a trick which one's partner is winning)2. vi1) (pej) (= schreiben) to scrawl; (= malen) to daub2) (Stift, Radiergummi, Scheibenwischer) to smear3) (inf = bestechen) to give a bribe/bribes* * *das1) lubrication2) (to oil (a machine etc) to make it move more easily and smoothly.) lubricate3) (to write quickly or carelessly: He scribbled a message.) scribble4) (to spread (something sticky or oily) over a surface: The little boy smeared jam on the chair.) smear* * *schmie·ren[ˈʃmi:rən]I. vt1. (streichen)▪ etw \schmieren to spread sthButter aufs Brot \schmieren to butter [a slice of] breadSalbe auf eine Wunde \schmieren to apply cream to a wound2. (fetten)▪ etw \schmieren to lubricate [or grease] sth▪ etw \schmieren to scrawl sthpolitische Parolen an die Häuser \schmieren to daub political slogans on the walls of houses▪ jdn \schmieren to grease sb's palm5.II. vider Kuli schmiert this biro smudges3. (Gleitmittel auftragen) to grease, to lubricatewenn man einen Auftrag an Land ziehen will, da muss man schon mal \schmieren if you want to land a contract, you have to [be ready to] grease a few palms* * *1.transitives Verb1) (mit Schmiermitteln) lubricate; (mit Schmierfett) grease[gehen od. laufen] wie geschmiert — (ugs.) [go] like clockwork or without a hitch
2) (streichen, auftragen) spread <butter, jam, etc.> (auf + Akk. on)sich (Dat.) Creme ins Gesicht schmieren — rub cream into one's face
4) (abwertend): (unsauber schreiben) scrawl <essay, school work>; (schnell und nachlässig schreiben) scribble, dash off <article, play, etc.>5)2.jemandem eine schmieren — (salopp) give somebody a clout (coll.)
intransitives Verb1) <oil, grease> lubricate* * *A. v/tsich (dat)ein Brot schmieren make o.s. a sandwich;schmierst du mir ein Brot mit Käse? can you make me a cheese sandwich ( oder butter me a piece of bread with cheese on)?;sich (dat)Creme ins Gesicht schmieren rub cream into one’s face;sich (dat)Gel ins Haar schmieren rub gel into one’s hair;2. umg (schlecht schreiben) scribble, scrawl; pej (malen oder sprühen) (Graffiti, Parolen) daub3.jemandem eine schmieren umg paste sb one4.jemanden schmieren umg (bestechen) grease sb’s palmB. v/i1. Kugelschreiber etc: smudge; Person: (schlecht schreiben) scribble, scrawl2. TECH, Öl etc: lubricate;altes Öl schmiert schlecht used oil does not lubricate properly ( oder is a poor lubricant)* * *1.transitives Verb1) (mit Schmiermitteln) lubricate; (mit Schmierfett) grease[gehen od. laufen] wie geschmiert — (ugs.) [go] like clockwork or without a hitch
2) (streichen, auftragen) spread <butter, jam, etc.> (auf + Akk. on)sich (Dat.) Creme ins Gesicht schmieren — rub cream into one's face
4) (abwertend): (unsauber schreiben) scrawl <essay, school work>; (schnell und nachlässig schreiben) scribble, dash off <article, play, etc.>5)2.jemandem eine schmieren — (salopp) give somebody a clout (coll.)
intransitives Verb1) <oil, grease> lubricate* * *v.to daub v.to grease v.to lube v.to lubricate v.to smear v.to tallow v.
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