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1 Ausschalthebel
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2 Knüppel
m; -s, -1. (heavy) stick, club; (Schlagstock) truncheon; mit dem Knüppel dreinschlagen umg. use the big stick; jemandem einen Knüppel zwischen die Beine werfen fig. put a spoke in s.o.’s wheel, Am. put s.o.’s nose out of joint2. FLUG. (Steuerknüppel) control stick; umg. joystick; MOT. (Schaltknüppel) gear lever, Am. gearshift (lever)3. Dial. Brötchen: long roll4. vulg. (Penis) willy, Am. dick* * *der Knüppelcudgel; billy; bludgeon; club; truncheon* * *Knụ̈p|pel ['knʏpl]m -s, -1) stick; (= Waffe) cudgel, club; (= Polizeiknüppel) truncheon; (METAL) billetden Knüppel aus dem Sack holen (fig inf) — to wield a big stick (inf)
man sollte mit dem Knüppel dreinschlagen (fig) — someone ought to get tough or to wave the big stick
jdm ( einen) Knüppel zwischen die Beine werfen (fig) — to put a spoke in sb's wheel (Brit), to throw a spanner (Brit) or (monkey) wrench (US) in the works
* * *der1) (a short, heavy stick, carried by a policeman as a weapon.) baton2) (a short heavy stick, carried especially by British policemen.) truncheon* * *Knüp·pel<-s, ->[ˈknʏpl̩]▶ jdm [einen] \Knüppel zwischen die Beine werfen (fam) to put a spoke in sb's wheel fam, to throw a spanner in the works, to throw a monkey wrench in sth AM* * *der; Knüppels, Knüppel1) cudgel; club; (PolizeiKnüppel) truncheon; s. auch Bein2) s. Steuerknüppel3) s. Schaltknüppel* * *1. (heavy) stick, club; (Schlagstock) truncheon;mit dem Knüppel dreinschlagen umg use the big stick;jemandem einen Knüppel zwischen die Beine werfen fig put a spoke in sb’s wheel, US put sb’s nose out of joint2. FLUG (Steuerknüppel) control stick; umg joystick; AUTO (Schaltknüppel) gear lever, US gearshift (lever)3. dial Brötchen: long roll* * *der; Knüppels, Knüppel1) cudgel; club; (PolizeiKnüppel) truncheon; s. auch Bein2) s. Steuerknüppel3) s. Schaltknüppel* * *- m.bludgeon n.club n.cudgel n.truncheon n.
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