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1 jig
noun1) (dance, music) Jig, die2) (appliance) Einspannvorrichtung, die* * *[‹iɡ] 1. noun 2. verb* * *[ʤɪg]I. vt<- gg->▪ to \jig sb/sth jdn/etw schüttelnshe \jigged the baby up and down on her knee sie ließ das Baby auf ihren Knien reitenII. vi<- gg->1. (move around)to \jig about herumhopsen famto \jig up and down herumspringen2. (dance a jig) eine Gigue tanzenIII. nto play a \jig eine Gigue spielen4.* * *[dZɪg]1. n1) (= dance) lebhafter Volkstanz2. vi(= dance) tanzen; (fig also jig about) herumhüpfento jig up and down — Sprünge machen, herumspringen
3. vt* * *jig1 [dʒıɡ]A s1. TECHa) (Auf-, Ein-)Spannvorrichtung f, Bohrvorrichtung f, -futter nb) (Bohr)Schablone f3. Bergbau:a) Kohlenwippe fb) Setzmaschine fB v/t2. Bergbau: Erze setzen, scheidenjig2 [dʒıɡ]A s1. MUS → academic.ru/31129/gigue">gigue:the jig is up umg das Spiel ist aus2. ruckartige Auf- und AbbewegungB v/t ruckweise auf und ab bewegen:jig one’s feet mit den Füßen wippen;C v/i1. eine Gigue tanzen2. a) sich ruckweise auf und ab bewegen* * *noun1) (dance, music) Jig, die2) (appliance) Einspannvorrichtung, die* * *n.Montagegestell n. -
2 jig
jdn/etw schütteln;she \jigged the baby up and down on her knee sie ließ das Baby auf ihren Knien reiten vi <- gg->1) ( move around)to \jig about herumhopsen ( fam)to \jig up and down herumspringento play a \jig eine Gigue spielenPHRASES:the \jig is up! (Am) das Spiel ist aus! -
3 jiggle
jig·gle [ʼʤɪgl̩] vtto \jiggle sth mit etw dat wackeln;stop jiggling your leg - it's making me nervous zappel nicht so mit den Beinen - das macht mich ganz nervös;if the door won't open, try jiggling the key in the lock wenn sich die Tür nicht öffnen lässt, versuch's mal damit, dass du den Schlüssel im Schloss hin und her bewegst;to \jiggle sth about etw schütteln;he \jiggled some loose coins about in his pocket er klapperte mit ein paar losen Münzen in seiner Tasche vi wippen, hüpfen;his eyebrows \jiggled up and down in amusement amüsiert zuckte er mit den Augenbrauen n Rütteln nt; of a limb Zucken nt, Zappeln nt -
4 jiggle
1. transitive verbrütteln an, wackeln an (+ Dat.)2. intransitive verbrütteln; wackeln* * *['‹iɡl](to (cause to) jump (about) or move jerkily: The television picture kept jiggling up and down.) wackeln* * *jig·gle[ˈʤɪgl̩]I. vtstop jiggling your leg — it's making me nervous zappel nicht so mit den Beinen — das macht mich ganz nervösif the door won't open, try jiggling the key in the lock wenn sich die Tür nicht öffnen lässt, versuch's mal damit, dass du den Schlüssel im Schloss hin und her bewegst▪ to \jiggle sth about etw schüttelnhe \jiggled some loose coins about in his pocket er klapperte mit ein paar losen Münzen in seiner TascheII. vi wippen, hüpfenhis eyebrows \jiggled up and down in amusement amüsiert zuckte er mit den Augenbrauen* * *['dZɪgl]1. vtwackeln mit; door handle rütteln an (+dat)2. viherumzappeln* * *jiggle [ˈdʒıɡl]A v/ta) wackeln mitb) schüttelnc) rütteln an (dat)B v/i wackeln* * *1. transitive verbrütteln an, wackeln an (+ Dat.)2. intransitive verbrütteln; wackeln* * *v.rütteln v.
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