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1 auf dem Beifahrersitz mitfahren
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2 auf dem Soziussitz mitfahren
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3 Sozius
m; -, -se oder Sozii oder bes. Anwälte etc. Sozien1. Pl. meist Sozii, bes. Anwälte etc. Sozien; WIRTS. partner2. (Beifahrersitz) pillion (seat)3. (Beifahrer) pillion rider4. Pl. -se; umg. (Kumpel) buddy, bes. Brit. mate* * *So|zi|us ['zoːtsiʊs]m -, -se1) (= Partner) partner2) (= Beifahrer) pillion rider or passenger3) (inf = Soziussitz) pillion (seat)* * *So·zi·us, So·zia1<-, Sozii>[ˈzo:tsi̯ʊs, ˈzo:tsi̯a, pl ˈzo:tsii]m, fSo·zi·us, So·zia2<-, -se>[ˈzo:tsi̯ʊs, ˈzo:tsi̯a, pl ˈzo:tsi̯ʊsə]m, f1. (Beifahrer) pillion rider [or passenger]als \Sozius mitfahren to ride pillion* * *der; Sozius, Soziusse2) (beim Motorrad) pillion* * *1. pl meist Sozii, besonders Anwälte etc Sozien; WIRTSCH partner2. (Beifahrersitz) pillion (seat)3. (Beifahrer) pillion rider4. pl -se; umg (Kumpel) buddy, besonders Br mate* * *der; Sozius, Soziusse2) (beim Motorrad) pillion -
4 mitfahren
v/i (unreg., trennb., ist -ge-) go ( oder ride) as a passenger, get a lift; auf Motorrad: ride pillion; (mitkommen) come along (too); jemanden mitfahren lassen give s.o. a lift (Am. auch ride); darf ich mitfahren? can you give me a lift (Am. auch ride) ?* * *mịt|fah|renvi sep irreg aux seinto go( with sb)(mit jdm) mitfahren — to go with sb; (auf Reise auch) to travel with sb
kann ich (mit Ihnen) mitfahren? — can you give me a lift or a ride (esp US)?
er fährt jeden Morgen mit mir im Auto mit — I give him a lift or ride (esp US) in my car every morning
wie viel Leute können bei dir mitfahren? —
* * *mit|fah·renvi irreg Hilfsverb: sein▪ [mit jdm] \mitfahren to go [or get a lift] [with sb]darf ich [bei Ihnen] \mitfahren? can I have a lift?, can you give me a lift?▪ jdn \mitfahren lassen to give sb a lift* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit seinbei jemandem [im Auto] mitfahren — go with somebody [in his/her car]; (auf einer Reise) travel with somebody [in his/her car]; (mitgenommen werden) get or have a lift with somebody [in his/her car]
* * *mitfahren v/i (irr, trennb, ist -ge-) go ( oder ride) as a passenger, get a lift; auf Motorrad: ride pillion; (mitkommen) come along (too);jemanden mitfahren lassen give sb a lift (US auch ride);darf ich mitfahren? can you give me a lift (US auch ride) ?* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit seinbei jemandem [im Auto] mitfahren — go with somebody [in his/her car]; (auf einer Reise) travel with somebody [in his/her car]; (mitgenommen werden) get or have a lift with somebody [in his/her car]
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So·zi·us1. So·zi·us, So·zia <-, Sozii> [ʼzo:tsi̭ʊs, ʼzo:tsi̭a, pl ʼzo:tsii] m, f2) (veraltend);2. So·zi·us, So·zia <-, -se> [ʼzo:tsi̭ʊs, ʼzo:tsi̭a, pl ʼzo:tsi̭ʊsə] m, fals \Sozius mitfahren to ride pillion2) → Soziussitz -
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m pillion seat; auf dem Soziussitz mitfahren ride (on the) pillion* * *der Soziussitzpillion* * *So|zi|us|sitzmpillion (seat)* * *(a passenger seat on a motorcycle: He drove the motorbike and she sat on the pillion; ( also adjective) a pillion passenger/seat.) pillion* * *So·zi·us·sitzm pillion [seat]* * *Soziussitz m pillion seat;auf dem Soziussitz mitfahren ride (on the) pillion* * *m.pillion (seat) n.pillion seat n. -
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to ride behind [pillion]
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ride pillion — phrase if someone rides pillion on a motorbike , they sit behind the driver Thesaurus: riding a bicycle or motorcyclehyponym Main entry: pillion * * * travel seated behind a motorcyclist … Useful english dictionary
ride pillion — if someone rides pillion on a motorbike, they sit behind the driver … English dictionary
Pillion — A pillion is a secondary pad, cushion, or seat behind the main seat or saddle on a horse, motorcycle, or moped. A passenger in this seat is said to ride pillion or may themselves be referred to as a pillion. The word is derived from the Gaelic… … Wikipedia
pillion — I. noun Etymology: Scottish Gaelic or Irish; Scottish Gaelic pillean, diminutive of peall covering, couch; Irish pillín, diminutive of peall covering, couch Date: 1503 1. a. a light saddle for women consisting chiefly of a cushion b. a pad or… … New Collegiate Dictionary
pillion — /ˈpɪljən / (say pilyuhn) noun 1. a pad or cushion attached behind a saddle, especially as a seat for a woman. 2. an extra saddle behind the driver s seat on a motorcycle. –adjective 3. riding on a pillion: a pillion passenger. –adverb 4. on a… …
pillion — pil|lion1 [ pıljən ] noun count a seat for a passenger behind the driver of a MOTORCYCLE pillion pil|lion 2 [ pıljən ] adverb ride pillion if someone rides pillion on a MOTORCYCLE, they sit behind the driver … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
pillion — I UK [ˈpɪljən] / US noun [countable] Word forms pillion : singular pillion plural pillions a seat for a passenger behind the driver of a motorbike II UK [ˈpɪljən] / US adverb ride pillion … English dictionary
pillion — pil•lion [[t]ˈpɪl yən[/t]] n. 1) a pad or cushion attached behind the saddle of a horse, esp. as a seat for a woman 2) trs a pad, cushion, or saddle used as a passenger seat on a bicycle, motorcycle, etc 3) cv dch seated on a pillion: to ride… … From formal English to slang
pillion — noun (C) 1 a seat for a second person behind the driver of a motorcycle or a rider on a horse 2 ride pillion to sit behind someone who is driving a motorcycle or riding a horse … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
pillion — n. 1 seating for a passenger behind a motor cyclist. 2 hist. a a woman s light saddle. b a cushion attached to the back of a saddle for a usu. female passenger. Phrases and idioms: ride pillion travel seated behind a motor cyclist etc. Etymology … Useful english dictionary
ride — vb 1 Ride, drive as verbs (transitive and intransitive) and as nouns may both involve the idea of moving in or being carried along in a vehicle or conveyance or upon the back of something. The basic meaning of ride is a being borne along in or… … New Dictionary of Synonyms