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41 lay by
transitive verbhave some money laid by — etwas [Geld] auf der hohen Kante haben (ugs.)
* * *(to put away for future use: She laid by a store of tinned vegetables.) beiseite legen* * *◆ lay byvt1. (save up)▪ to \lay by by ⇆ sth etw beiseitelegen [o sparen], etw auf die Seite legento \lay by by a field ein Feld ein letztes Mal bestellen* * *vt sepbeiseitelegen, auf die Seite legen* * *A v/t1. → academic.ru/42050/lay_aside">lay aside 3* * *transitive verbbeiseite od. auf die Seite legenhave some money laid by — etwas [Geld] auf der hohen Kante haben (ugs.)
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42 sidetrack
transitive verb* * *verb (to turn (a person) aside from what he was about to do: I intended to write letters this evening, but was sidetracked into going to the pictures instead.) ablenken* * *ˈside·trackI. vt1. (distract)▪ to \sidetrack sb jdn ablenkenI'm sorry I'm late — I got \sidetracked entschuldige die Verspätung — ich wurde aufgehalten2. (put on ice)to \sidetrack an issue/a plan eine Angelegenheit/einen Plan auf Eis legen3. RAILto \sidetrack a train einen Zug rangierenII. n* * *A s1. → academic.ru/67161/siding">siding 12. fig totes GleisB v/t2. umga) etwas abbiegenb) jemanden ablenkenc) jemanden kaltstellenC v/i (von Thema) ablenken* * *transitive verb* * *(railway) n.Rangiergleis n. -
43 motion
mo·tion [ʼməʊʃən, Am ʼmoʊ-] nin slow \motion in Zeitlupe;to put [or set] sth in \motion etw in Gang bringen [o Bewegung setzen]; of people Fortbewegung f, Körperbewegung f, Gang mPHRASES:to set the wheels in \motion die Sache in Gang bringen;to go through the \motions [of doing sth] ( pretend) [etw] zum Schein machen, so tun, als ob man [etw] macht;they went through the \motions of fighting sie kämpften nur zum Schein;he went through the \motions of welcoming our guests but then left the room immediately der Form halber begrüßte er unsere Gäste, verließ dann aber sofort den Raum vtto \motion sb away/ forward jdn wegwinken/nach vorn winken;to \motion sb aside/in jdn zur Seite winken/hereinwinken;she \motioned us to sit down sie bedeutete uns, Platz zu nehmen vi -
44 shoulder
shoul·der [ʼʃəʊldəʳ, Am ʼʃoʊldɚ] n\shoulder joint Schultergelenk nt;a \shoulder to cry on ( fig) eine Schulter zum Ausweinen;to dislocate one's \shoulder sich dat die Schulter ausrenken;to glance over one's \shoulder einen Blick über die Schulter werfen;to hunch one's \shoulders die Schultern hochziehen;to lift a burden from sb's \shoulders ( fig) eine Last von jds Schultern nehmen;to put one's arm around sb's \shoulder den Arm um jds Schulter f legen;to shrug one's \shoulders mit den Achseln zucken;to sling sth over one's \shoulder sich dat etw über die Schulter werfen;to stand \shoulder to \shoulder with sb ( fig) zu jdm halten;to fight \shoulder to \shoulder with sb ( fig) Seite an Seite mit jdm kämpfenpadded \shoulders gepolsterte Schultern\shoulder of lamb Lammschulter fsoft/hard \shoulder unbefestigtes/befestigtes Bankett\shoulder of a mountain Bergrücken m vt1) ( push)to \shoulder sb/ sth jdn/etw [mit den Schultern] stoßen;to \shoulder one's way somewhere sich akk irgendwohin drängen;2) ( carry)to \shoulder sth etw schultern;to \shoulder sb jdn auf die Schultern nehmen3) ( accept)to \shoulder sth etw auf sich akk nehmen;to \shoulder the cost of sth die Kosten für etw akk tragen;to \shoulder responsibility Verantwortung übernehmen -
45 elrak
(DE) einstecken; wegräumen; verkramen; (EN) bestow; bottle; lay-away; put up; set apart; set aside; stow; tuck away -
46 felhagy
(EN) break with; can; discard; discontinue; drop; lay aside; lay by; leave off; put away -
47 letesz
(DE) Entsetzung {e}; ablegen; entheben; enthebt; enthob; hingelegt; niedergelegt; niedersetzen; Abstellung {e}; abhangen; (EN) bestow; demit; depose; deposit; discard; down; drop; floor; get off; land; lay aside; lay by; lay down; leave off; lodge; plonk down; put down; reposit; resign; set down; set, set; shove off; stick down
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