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1 Gliederzucken
n twitching of the limbs* * *Glie|der|zu|ckennt -s, no pltwitching of the limbs* * *Gliederzucken n twitching of the limbs -
2 zucken
v/i1. twitch; vor Schmerz: wince, flinch; vor Schreck: start; (zusammenzucken) jerk; Lider: flutter; Fisch im Netz etc.: thrash around; ihm zuckte es in den Beinen he was itching for a dance ( oder to dance); ein nervöses Zucken haben have a nervous twitch; Achsel, Schulter, Wimper2. Flamme, Licht: flicker; Blitz: flash; ein Gedanke zuckte ihr durch den Kopf fig. a thought flashed across her mind ( oder suddenly struck her)* * *das Zuckentremor* * *zụ|cken ['tsʊkn]1. vi1) (nervös, krampfhaft) to twitch; (vor Schreck) to start; (vor Schmerzen) to flinch; (Fisch, verwundetes Tier) to thrash aboutes zuckte mir in den Fingern, das zu tun (fig) — I was itching to do that
es zuckte mir in der Hand (fig) — I was itching to hit him/her
See:→ Wimper2) (= aufleuchten) (Blitz) to flash; (Flammen) to flare up3)(= wehtun)
der Schmerz zuckte (mir) durch den ganzen Körper — the pain shot right through my body or through me2. vt* * *1) (to (cause to) move jerkily: His hands were twitching.) twitch2) (a twitching movement.) twitch* * *zu·cken[ˈtsʊkn̩]vi2. Hilfsverb: habenmit den Achseln [o Schultern] \zucken to shrug one's shouldersohne mit der Wimper zu \zucken without batting an eyelid4. Hilfsverb: sein (sich zuckend bewegen) Blitz to flashhast du diesen Blitz über den Himmel \zucken sehen? did you see that bolt of lightning flash across the sky?▪ es zuckt jdm irgendwo sb has/gets a twinge somewhere* * *intransitives Verb; mit Richtungsangabe mit sein twitch; <body, arm, leg, etc.> jerk; (vor Schreck) start; < flames> flicker, flare up; <light, lightning> flicker, flashmit den Achseln od. Schultern zucken — shrug one's shoulders
* * *zucken v/i1. twitch; vor Schmerz: wince, flinch; vor Schreck: start; (zusammenzucken) jerk; Lider: flutter; Fisch im Netz etc: thrash around;ihm zuckte es in den Beinen he was itching for a dance ( oder to dance);ein Gedanke zuckte ihr durch den Kopf fig a thought flashed across her mind ( oder suddenly struck her)* * *intransitives Verb; mit Richtungsangabe mit sein twitch; <body, arm, leg, etc.> jerk; (vor Schreck) start; < flames> flicker, flare up; <light, lightning> flicker, flashmit den Achseln od. Schultern zucken — shrug one's shoulders
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3 zücken
v/i1. twitch; vor Schmerz: wince, flinch; vor Schreck: start; (zusammenzucken) jerk; Lider: flutter; Fisch im Netz etc.: thrash around; ihm zuckte es in den Beinen he was itching for a dance ( oder to dance); ein nervöses Zucken haben have a nervous twitch; Achsel, Schulter, Wimper2. Flamme, Licht: flicker; Blitz: flash; ein Gedanke zuckte ihr durch den Kopf fig. a thought flashed across her mind ( oder suddenly struck her)* * *das Zuckentremor* * *zụ|cken ['tsʊkn]1. vi1) (nervös, krampfhaft) to twitch; (vor Schreck) to start; (vor Schmerzen) to flinch; (Fisch, verwundetes Tier) to thrash aboutes zuckte mir in den Fingern, das zu tun (fig) — I was itching to do that
es zuckte mir in der Hand (fig) — I was itching to hit him/her
See:→ Wimper2) (= aufleuchten) (Blitz) to flash; (Flammen) to flare up3)(= wehtun)
der Schmerz zuckte (mir) durch den ganzen Körper — the pain shot right through my body or through me2. vt* * *1) (to (cause to) move jerkily: His hands were twitching.) twitch2) (a twitching movement.) twitch* * *zu·cken[ˈtsʊkn̩]vi2. Hilfsverb: habenmit den Achseln [o Schultern] \zucken to shrug one's shouldersohne mit der Wimper zu \zucken without batting an eyelid4. Hilfsverb: sein (sich zuckend bewegen) Blitz to flashhast du diesen Blitz über den Himmel \zucken sehen? did you see that bolt of lightning flash across the sky?▪ es zuckt jdm irgendwo sb has/gets a twinge somewhere* * *intransitives Verb; mit Richtungsangabe mit sein twitch; <body, arm, leg, etc.> jerk; (vor Schreck) start; < flames> flicker, flare up; <light, lightning> flicker, flashmit den Achseln od. Schultern zucken — shrug one's shoulders
* * ** * *intransitives Verb; mit Richtungsangabe mit sein twitch; <body, arm, leg, etc.> jerk; (vor Schreck) start; < flames> flicker, flare up; <light, lightning> flicker, flashmit den Achseln od. Schultern zucken — shrug one's shoulders
* * *-ungen n.tremor n. -
4 verräterisch
I Adj. treacherous, traitorous; JUR. treasonable; fig. revealing; Blick, Spur etc.: attr. telltale..., giveaway...II Adv. handeln etc.: treacherously, traitorously; es zuckte verräterisch um seine Mundwinkel the corners of his mouth were twitching revealingly* * *treasonous; perfidious; treasonable; telltale; traitorous; treacherous* * *ver|rä|te|risch [fEɐ'rɛːtərɪʃ]1. adjtreacherous, perfidious (liter); (JUR) treasonable; (= verdächtig) Hinweis, Blick, Lächeln etc telltale attr2. adv(= etwas erkennen lassend) revealingly, in a telltale wayihre Augen zwinkerten verrä́terisch — her eyes twinkled conspiratorially
* * *1) (giving information (often which a person would not wish to be known): the telltale signs of guilt.) telltale2) (betraying or likely to betray: a treacherous person/act.) treacherous* * *ver·rä·te·rischI. adj1. (auf Verrat zielend) treacherousII. adv meaningfully, in a tell-tale [or meaningful] fashion* * *1) treacherous <plan, purpose, act, etc.>2) (erkennen lassend) tell-tale, give-away <look, gesture>* * *A. adj treacherous, traitorous; JUR treasonable; fig revealing; Blick, Spur etc: attr telltale …, giveaway …B. adv handeln etc: treacherously, traitorously;es zuckte verräterisch um seine Mundwinkel the corners of his mouth were twitching revealingly* * *1) treacherous <plan, purpose, act, etc.>2) (erkennen lassend) tell-tale, give-away <look, gesture>* * *adj.perfidious adj.telltale adj.traitorous adj.treacherous adj.treasonable adj. adv.traitorously adv.treacherously adv.treasonably adv.treasonously adv. -
5 Zuckung
f jerk, twitch; krampfhafte: convulsion; eines Muskels: twitch; stärker: contraction; nervöse Zuckungen auch nervous twitching; in den letzten Zuckungen liegen (sterben) be in one’s death throes; umg., fig. (dem Ende zugehen) be about to give up the ghost* * *die Zuckungtwitch; convulsion* * *Zụ|ckung ['tsUkʊŋ]f -, -en(= nervöse Zuckung) twitch; (von Muskeln auch) spasm; (von Augenlidern auch) flutter; (stärker: krampfhaft) convulsion; (von sterbendem Tier) convulsive movementdie letzten Zuckungen (lit, fig) — the death throes
* * *Zu·ckung<-, -en>f meist pl von Augenlid, Lippe, Mundwinkel twitchnervöse \Zuckungen a nervous twitch; eines Epileptikers convulsiondie letzten \Zuckungen the death throes* * *die; Zuckung, Zuckungen twitch* * *nervöse Zuckungen auch nervous twitching;in den letzten Zuckungen liegen (sterben) be in one’s death throes; umg, fig (dem Ende zugehen) be about to give up the ghost* * *die; Zuckung, Zuckungen twitch* * *-en f.convulsion n.jerk n. -
6 zuckend
zu·ckend -
7 Muskelzucken
nmuscle twitching -
8 Zucken
n1. jerk2. tremor3. twitch4. twitching5. wincen[der Mundwinkel etc.]quirk -
9 zuckend
1. jerking2. shrugging3. twitchinggalvanicfluttering(vor Schmerzen etc.)flinchingthrashing around -
10 zupfen
1. to pick2. to pluck [guitar etc.]3. to twitch4. twitching -
11 zupfend
1. plucking2. twitching
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