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  • 1 scheuchen

    v/t
    1. (verscheuchen) shoo (away), scare (off), frighten (away); (wegjagen) chase away
    2. (zu etw. antreiben) urge; der wird dich ( schon) scheuchen umg. he’ll get you organized; ich lasse mich nicht gern scheuchen I don’t like being pushed
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    scheu|chen ['ʃɔyçn]
    vt
    to shoo (away); (= verscheuchen) to frighten or scare away or off; (= antreiben) Tiere to drive; Menschen to shoo (along)
    * * *
    (to chase away: She shooed the pigeons away.) shoo
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    scheu·chen
    [ˈʃɔyçn̩]
    vt
    Rindvieh/Pferde/Schafe \scheuchen to drive cattle/horses/sheep
    das Vieh aus dem Stall/von der Weide \scheuchen to shoo the cattle out of the shed/off the pasture
    2. (fam: jagen)
    jdn \scheuchen to chase sb
    jdn aus dem Bett \scheuchen to chase sb out of bed
    * * *
    1) (treiben) shoo; drive
    2) (fig. ugs.) force

    jemanden zum Arzt/an die Arbeit scheuchen — make somebody go or urge somebody to go to the doctor/to work

    * * *
    1. (verscheuchen) shoo (away), scare (off), frighten (away); (wegjagen) chase away
    der wird dich (schon) scheuchen umg he’ll get you organized;
    ich lasse mich nicht gern scheuchen I don’t like being pushed
    * * *
    1) (treiben) shoo; drive
    2) (fig. ugs.) force

    jemanden zum Arzt/an die Arbeit scheuchen — make somebody go or urge somebody to go to the doctor/to work

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > scheuchen

  • 2 vertreiben

    v/t (unreg.)
    1. drive away; (ausstoßen) expel ( aus from), drive out (of); aus dem Haus: turn out; wir wollten Sie nicht vertreiben umg., vom Tisch etc.: we didn’t mean to chase you away
    2. sich (Dat) die Zeit vertreiben while away the time
    3. WIRTS. (Ware) sell, market, distribute
    4. fachspr., beim Malen: smudge, blur
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    (handeln mit) to merchandise; to market; to retail;
    (wegjagen) to expel; to oust; to eject; to dislodge; to drive away; to drive out; to shoo
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    ver|trei|ben ptp vertrieben [fɛɐ'triːbn]
    vt irreg
    Tiere, Wolken, Einbrecher, Geister to drive away; (aus Haus etc) to drive or turn out (aus of); (aus Land, Gebiet) to drive out (aus of), to expel (aus from); (aus Amt, von Stellung) to oust; Feind to drive off, to repulse; (fig) Sorgen, Schmerzen to drive away, to banish; (COMM) Waren, Produkte to sell

    ich wollte Sie nicht vertréíben, bleiben Sie doch noch ein wenig — I didn't mean to chase or drive you away – do stay a bit longer

    ich wollte Sie nicht von Ihrem Stuhl/Platz vertréíben — I didn't mean to take your chair/seat

    jdn vom Thron/aus seinem Amt vertréíben — to oust sb from the throne/his office

    jdm die Zeit mit etw vertréíben — to help sb pass the time with sth

    die Zeit mit etw vertréíben — to pass (away) or while away the time with sth

    See:
    → auch vertrieben
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    1) (to get rid of: an electric fan for expelling kitchen smells.) expel
    2) (to drive away: His words dispelled our fears.) dispel
    3) (to put out from house or land especially by force of law.) evict
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    ver·trei·ben *1
    jdn [aus etw dat] \vertreiben to drive out sb sep, to drive sb out of sth
    ein Tier [aus etw dat/von etw dat] \vertreiben to drive away sep an animal, to drive an animal away out of/from sth
    etw \vertreiben to drive away sth sep, to banish sth
    seine Müdigkeit \vertreiben to fight [or stave] off sep tiredness; s.a. Zeit
    ver·trei·ben *2
    vt irreg (verkaufen)
    etw \vertreiben to sell [or market] sth
    * * *
    unregelmäßiges transitives Verb
    1) drive out ( aus of); (wegjagen) drive away <animal, smoke, clouds, etc.> ( aus from)

    die vertriebenen Judenthe exiled or expelled Jews

    die Müdigkeit/Sorgen vertreiben — (fig.) fight off tiredness/drive troubles away

    2) (verkaufen) sell
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    vertreiben v/t (irr)
    1. drive away; (ausstoßen) expel (
    aus from), drive out (of); aus dem Haus: turn out;
    wir wollten Sie nicht vertreiben umg, vom Tisch etc: we didn’t mean to chase you away
    2.
    sich (dat)
    die Zeit vertreiben while away the time
    3. WIRTSCH (Ware) sell, market, distribute
    4. fachspr, beim Malen: smudge, blur
    * * *
    unregelmäßiges transitives Verb
    1) drive out ( aus of); (wegjagen) drive away <animal, smoke, clouds, etc.> ( aus from)

    die vertriebenen Judenthe exiled or expelled Jews

    die Müdigkeit/Sorgen vertreiben — (fig.) fight off tiredness/drive troubles away

    2) (verkaufen) sell
    * * *
    v.
    to banish v.
    to dislodge v.
    to dispel v.
    to drive away v.
    to frighten away v.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > vertreiben

  • 3 scheuchen

    scheu·chen [ʼʃɔyçn̩]
    vt
    1) ( treiben)
    Rindvieh/ Pferde/Schafe \scheuchen to drive cattle/horses/sheep;
    das Vieh aus dem Stall/von der Weide \scheuchen to shoo the cattle out of the shed/off the pasture
    2) (fam: jagen)
    jdn \scheuchen to chase sb;
    jdn aus dem Bett \scheuchen to chase sb out of bed [or ( Brit) (sl) his/her scratcher]

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > scheuchen

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