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1 jemanden grüßen
- {to bow to someone} = jemanden tadeln {to find fault with someone; to take someone to task}+ = jemanden stören {to interfere with someone}+ = jemanden lieben {to care for someone}+ = jemanden fahren {to tool}+ = jemanden meiden {to fight shy of someone}+ = jemanden bitten {to put on hold}+ = jemanden warnen {to tip someone off}+ = jemanden messen {to take someone's measurements}+ = jemanden ärgern {to antagonize}+ = jemanden reizen {to put someone's back up}+ = jemanden würgen {to throttle someone}+ = jemanden stoppen {to put the kybosh on someone}+ = jemanden foltern {to put someone on the rack}+ = jemanden hindern {to get in someone's road}+ = jemanden stützen {to be at the back of someone}+ = jemanden belügen {to do someone in the eye}+ = jemanden abholen {to come for someone}+ = jemanden anrufen {to give someone a buzz; to give someone a ring; to ring someone up}+ = jemanden fesseln {to manacle}+ = jemanden strafen {to give someone beans}+ = jemanden prügeln {to give someone beans; to give someone socks}+ = jemanden kränken {to hurt someone's feelings}+ = jemanden ablösen {to supersede; to take turns with someone}+ = jemanden abrufen [von] {to call someone away [from]}+ = auf jemanden bauen {to rely on someone}+ = um jemanden werben {to court someone}+ = für jemanden bürgen {to stand bail for someone}+ = für jemanden sorgen {to provide for someone}+ = in jemanden dringen {to urge someone}+ = an jemanden glauben {to have confidence in someone}+ = mit jemanden brechen {to split with someone}+ = etwas würgt jemanden {something chokes someone}+ = sich jemanden kaufen {to put someone on the mat}+ = jemanden rufen lassen {to send for someone}+ = über jemanden lästern {to run someone down}+ = jemanden überall loben {to sing one's praises}+ = jemanden nervös machen {to get on someone's nerves; to set someone's teeth on edge}+ = jemanden warten lassen {to keep a person waiting; to keep someone waiting; to make someone wait}+ = hinter jemanden stehen {to be at the back of someone}+ = jemanden etwas anhaben {to have a fling at someone}+ = jemanden sitzen lassen {to blow (blew,blown); to let someone down}+ = auf jemanden böse sein {to be angry with someone}+ = jemanden fertig machen {to finish}+ = jemanden milder stimmen {to mellow someone}+ = jemanden mundtot machen {to silence someone}+ = jemanden an sich drücken {to give someone a hug}+ = jemanden seltsam anmuten {to strike someone as odd}+ = jemanden finster ansehen {to look black at someone}+ = jemanden zu etwas bewegen {to make someone do something}+ = jemanden zum besten haben {to make a sport of someone}+ = auf jemanden fixiert sein {to have a fixation on someone}+ = streng gegen jemanden sein {to be down on someone}+ = jemanden hinter sich lassen {to outpace someone}+ = jemanden nicht leiden können {to have a down on someone}+ = jemanden nicht gelten lassen {to ride over someone}+ = schlecht über jemanden reden {to paint somebody's name black}+ = scharf vorgehen gegen jemanden {to clamp down on someone}+ = sich über jemanden lustig machen {to poke fun at someone; to take the mickey out of someone}+ = jemanden drängt es, etwas zu tun {someone feels compelled to do something}+ = sich mit jemanden in etwas teilen {to go shares with someone in something}+
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