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1 kneifen
das Kneifenpinch* * *knei|fen ['knaifn] pret kni\#ff [knɪf] ptp gekni\#ffen [gə'knɪfn]1. vtto pinchjdn knéífen — to pinch sb
jdn or jdm in den Arm knéífen — to pinch sb's arm
der Hund kniff den Schwanz zwischen die Beine — the dog put his tail between his legs
2. vi1) (= zwicken) to pinchvor +dat of); (vor Arbeit) to duck or back out ( vor +dat of); (vor Auseinandersetzung) to back out* * *1) (to press between the thumb and a finger, or between claws or teeth, causing pain; to pinch or bite: A crab nipped her toe; The dog nipped her ankle.) nip2) (the act of pinching or biting: His dog gave her a nip on the ankle.) nip* * *knei·fen<kniff, gekniffen>[ˈknaifn̩]I. vt▪ jdn \kneifen to pinch sbII. vi1. (zwicken) to pinch▪ vor jdm \kneifen to shy away from [or to avoid] sbIII. vi impers▪ es kneift [jdn] [irgendwo] it hurts [or pinches] [sb] [somewhere]* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives, intransitives Verb pinch2.jemandem od. jemanden in den Arm kneifen — pinch somebody's arm
unregelmäßiges intransitives Verbvor einer Prüfung/Verantwortung kneifen — funk an examination (coll.)/ (coll.) duck [out of] a responsibility
* * *kneifen; kneift, kniff, hat gekniffenA. v/t & v/i (zwicken) pinch;jemanden in den Po kneifen pinch sb’s bottomB. v/i2. umg (sich drücken) back out (vor einer Aufgabe/Verantwortung kneifen shirk ( oder duck) a task/responsibility;du willst wohl kneifen? I suppose you want out?;* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives, intransitives Verb pinch2.jemandem od. jemanden in den Arm kneifen — pinch somebody's arm
unregelmäßiges intransitives Verbvor einer Prüfung/Verantwortung kneifen — funk an examination (coll.)/ (coll.) duck [out of] a responsibility
* * *(vor) v.to dodge something expr. v.(§ p.,pp.: kniff, gekniffen)= to nip v.to pinch v. -
2 Bodenquetschnaht
f < kst> (Blasformteil; z.B. an Kunststoffflasche, Benzinkanister) ■ bottom pinch-off line; bottom pinch-off weld -
3 kneifen;
kneift, kniff, hat gekniffenII v/i1. Kleidung: be too tight, pinch2. umg. (sich drücken) back out ( vor + Dat of); feige: chicken out (of); vor einer Aufgabe / Verantwortung kneifen shirk ( oder duck) a task / responsibility; du willst wohl kneifen? I suppose you want out?; hier wird nicht gekniffen! bei der Arbeit: no shirking now -
4 Falzbodensack
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5 Falzboden
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6 Fuß
m <tech.allg> (Basis, Fußpunkt) ■ basem <tech.allg> (z.B: Schraubstock) ■ bottomm <tech.allg> (z.B. eines Gerätes, einer Pumpe) ■ mountm <allg.tech> (Fußsteg) ■ tailm < bahn> ■ rail base; rail foot; rail flange; base of railm <el> (Elektronenstrahlröhre) ■ pinched base; pinchm <el> (z.B. Lampe) ■ stemm <kfz.msr> (für Aufbauinstrumente) ■ mounting pod; podm < prod> (Plattenwärmetauscher) ■ moveable end cover; moveable end; end terminal; floating end
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