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1 der Dampfhammer
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2 der Vorschlaghammer
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3 Schlitten
m; -s, -1. sledge, Am. sled; (bes. Pferdeschlitten) sleigh; (Rodel) toboggan, sledge, Am. sled; Schlitten fahren go sledging (Am. sledding oder tobogganing); mit jemandem Schlitten fahren umg., fig. haul ( oder rake) s.o. over the coals2. umg. (Auto) motor; toller Schlitten fantastic (Brit. auch flash) car; alter Schlitten old jalopy ( oder beater), Brit. auch old banger3. TECH., altm. einer Schreibmaschine: carriage* * *der Schlitten(Kutsche) sled; sleigh; sledge;(Rodel) sledge; toboggan* * *Schlịt|ten ['ʃlɪtn]m -s, -1) sledge, sled; (= Pferdeschlitten) sleigh; (= Rodelschlitten) toboggan; (= Rennschlitten) bobsleighmit jdm Schlitten fahren (inf) — to have sb on the carpet (inf), to bawl sb out (inf)
3) (inf = Auto) big car* * *der1) (the part of a typewriter which moves back and forwards, carrying the paper.) carriage2) ((also, especially American, sled) a vehicle, usually with runners, made for sliding upon snow.) sledge3) (a usually large sledge pulled by a horse etc.) sleigh* * *Schlit·ten<-s, ->[ˈʃlɪtn̩]m\Schlitten fahren to go tobogganing4.* * *der; Schlittens, Schlitten1) sledge; sled; (PferdeSchlitten) sleigh; (RodelSchlitten) tobogganmit jemandem Schlitten fahren — (fig. ugs.) bawl somebody out (coll.)
* * *2. umg (Auto) motor;toller Schlitten fantastic (Br auch flash) car;3. TECH, obs einer Schreibmaschine: carriage* * *der; Schlittens, Schlitten1) sledge; sled; (PferdeSchlitten) sleigh; (RodelSchlitten) tobogganmit jemandem Schlitten fahren — (fig. ugs.) bawl somebody out (coll.)
* * *m.skid n.sledge n.toboggan n. -
4 Rodel
m; -s, - oder f; -, -n; südd., österr. toboggan, sledge; Am. sled, toboggan; (Rennschlitten) luge; Ski und Rodel gut good snow conditions for skiing and tobogganing* * *der Rodelsledge; toboggan* * *Ro|del ['roːdl]2. f -, -nsledge (Brit), sled (esp US), toboggan, sleigh* * *Ro·del<-s o SÜDD, ÖSTERR -, - o SÜDD, ÖSTERR -n>[ˈro:dl̩]* * *der; Rodels, Rodel (südd.) s. Rodelschlitten* * *Rodel m; -s, - oder f; -, -n; südd, österr toboggan, sledge; US sled, toboggan; (Rennschlitten) luge;Ski und Rodel gut good snow conditions for skiing and tobogganing* * *der; Rodels, Rodel (südd.) s. Rodelschlitten -
5 Rodelschlitten
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6 Schlittenhund
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7 der Schlitten
- {skid} má phanh, sống trượt, sự quay trượt, sự trượt bánh, nạng đuôi - {sledge} sledge-hammer, sled - {toboggan} xe trượt băng = der Schlitten (Marine) {cradle}+ = der Schlitten (Technik) {saddle}+ = Schlitten fahren {to sledge}+ = im Schlitten fahren {to sleigh}+ = im Schlitten befördern {to sleigh}+ = auf einem Schlitten befördern {to sledge}+ -
8 Bob
* * *der Bob(Sportgerät) bobsleigh; bob* * *Bọb [bɔp]m -s, -sbob(sleigh) (Brit), bobsled* * ** * *<-s, -s>[bɔp]* * *der; Bob, Bobs bob[-sleigh]* * ** * *der; Bob, Bobs bob[-sleigh] -
9 Holzhammermethode
f umg., pej. sledge-hammer method* * *Họlz|ham|mer|me|tho|def (inf)sledgehammer method (inf)* * *Holz·ham·mer·me·tho·def (fam) sledgehammer approach* * *die (ugs.) sledgehammer method* * *Holzhammermethode f umg, pej sledge-hammer method* * *die (ugs.) sledgehammer method* * *f.sledgehammer tactics n. -
10 Hundeschlitten
m dogsled* * *Hụn|de|schlit|tenmdog sled(ge) or sleigh* * *Hun·de·schlit·tenm dog sleigh [or sled[ge]]* * *der dog-sledge; dog-sled (Amer.)* * *Hundeschlitten m dogsled* * *der dog-sledge; dog-sled (Amer.) -
11 Kufe
f; -, -n* * *die Kuferunner; rocker; skid; bob; vat* * *Ku|fe ['kuːfə]f -, -n2) (= Holzbottich) tub* * *die1) (one of usually two curved supports on which a cradle, rocking-chair etc rocks.) rocker2) (the long narrow part on which a sledge etc moves: He polished the runners of the sledge; an ice-skate runner.) runner* * *Ku·fe<-, -n>[ˈku:fə]f2. LUFT skid* * *die; Kufe, Kufen (von Schlitten, Schlittschuh) runner; (von Flugzeug, Hubschrauber) skid* * ** * *die; Kufe, Kufen (von Schlitten, Schlittschuh) runner; (von Flugzeug, Hubschrauber) skid* * *-n f.runner n.skid n. -
12 Rettungsschlitten
m rescue sledge (Am. sled), bloodwagon umg.* * * -
13 Rodeln
* * *to sled; to toboggan; to go sledging* * *ro|deln ['roːdln]vi aux sein or habento toboggan (AUCH SPORT), to sledge* * *(to go on a toboggan: We went tobogganing.) toboggan* * *ro·deln[ˈro:dl̩n]vi Hilfsverb: sein o haben to sledge, to toboggan* * ** * ** * ** * *v.to toboggan v. -
14 rodeln
* * *to sled; to toboggan; to go sledging* * *ro|deln ['roːdln]vi aux sein or habento toboggan (AUCH SPORT), to sledge* * *(to go on a toboggan: We went tobogganing.) toboggan* * *ro·deln[ˈro:dl̩n]vi Hilfsverb: sein o haben to sledge, to toboggan* * ** * ** * ** * *v.to toboggan v. -
15 Schlittenhundrennen
* * * -
16 Schlittenkufe
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17 Schlitten fahren
to sleigh; to sled* * *(to ride on a sledge: The children were sledging all afternoon.) sledge -
18 Ballenschleppe
f < agri> ■ sledge bale collector; bale sledge -
19 Schlitten
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20 Vorschlaghammer
m1. sledge2. sledgehammer3. sledge hammer4. straight pane hammer
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