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1 смахнуть пыль
Makarov: whisk dust, flick away dust -
2 isprašiti
• dust; smoke out; whisk -
3 wischen
vt/i (hat gewischt)1. wipe; Staub wischen dust; mit der Hand über den Tisch wischen wipe one’s hand over the table; mit dem Ärmel über das Bild wischen (und es verschmieren) brush the picture with one’s sleeve, brush one’s sleeve over the picture; sich (Dat) den Schweiß von der Stirn wischen wipe the sweat from one’s brow; sich (Dat) den Schlaf aus den Augen wischen rub the sleep out of one’s eyes; jemandes Einwände vom Tisch wischen fig. sweep aside s.o.’s objections2. (säubern) wipe; ( feucht) wischen (Fußboden, Küche etc.) mop, swab; sie wischte sich die Augen / die Stirn / den Mund she wiped her eyes / forehead / mouth3. umg., fig.: jemandem eine wischen give s.o. a clip (a)round the ears; eine gewischt bekommen (Ohrfeige) get a clip (a)round the ear; einen gewischt bekommen (Stromschlag) get a shock4. schw. (fegen, kehren) sweep (the floor)—v/i (ist gewischt) (sich schnell bewegen) whisk* * *to wipe; to whisk* * *wị|schen ['vɪʃn]1. vtito wipe; (= mit Lappen reinigen) to wipe clean; (Sw = fegen) to sweepmit einem Tuch über eine Schallplatte wischen —
sie wischte ihm/sich den Schweiß mit einem Handtuch von der Stirn — she wiped the sweat from his/her brow with a towel
Bedenken/Einwände (einfach) vom Tisch wischen (fig) — to sweep aside thoughts/objections
2. vi aux sein(= sich schnell bewegen) to whisk3. vt (inf)jdm eine wischen — to clout sb one (Brit inf), to clobber sb (inf)
* * *das1) (an act of mopping: He gave the floor a quick mop.) mop2) (to rub or wipe with a mop: She mopped the kitchen floor.) mop3) (a rapid, sweeping motion.) whisk4) (to remove by rubbing with a cloth, paper etc: The child wiped her tears away with her handkerchief; Wipe that writing off (the blackboard); Please wipe up that spilt milk.) wipe5) (an act of cleaning by rubbing: Give the table a wipe.) wipe* * *wi·schen[ˈvɪʃn̩]I. vt▪ etw \wischen to wipe sth2. (abwischen)▪ etw \wischen to sweep sth4.II. vi1. (putzen)haben Sie im Bad schon gewischt? have you already done [or cleaned] the bathroom?* * *intransitives, transitives Verb wipeetwas von etwas wischen — wipe something off or from something
Staub wischen — do the dusting; dust
* * *wischen1 v/t & v/i (hat gewischt)1. wipe;Staub wischen dust;mit der Hand über den Tisch wischen wipe one’s hand over the table;mit dem Ärmel über das Bild wischen (und es verschmieren) brush the picture with one’s sleeve, brush one’s sleeve over the picture;sich (dat)den Schweiß von der Stirn wischen wipe the sweat from one’s brow;sich (dat)den Schlaf aus den Augen wischen rub the sleep out of one’s eyes;jemandes Einwände vom Tisch wischen fig sweep aside sb’s objections2. (säubern) wipe;(feucht) wischen (Fußboden, Küche etc) mop, swab;sie wischte sich die Augen/die Stirn/den Mund she wiped her eyes/forehead/mouth3. umg, fig:jemandem eine wischen give sb a clip (a)round the ears;eine gewischt bekommen (Ohrfeige) get a clip (a)round the ear;einen gewischt bekommen (Stromschlag) get a shock4. schweiz (fegen, kehren) sweep (the floor)wischen2 v/i (ist gewischt) (sich schnell bewegen) whisk* * *intransitives, transitives Verb wipeetwas von etwas wischen — wipe something off or from something
Staub wischen — do the dusting; dust
* * *v.to smear v.to whisk v.to wipe v. -
4 wedeln
I v/i2. (ist) Skisport: wedel* * *to wag; to aerate; to fan; to waggle* * *we|deln ['veːdln]1. vi1)(mit dem Schwanz) wédeln (Hund) — to wag its tail
mit dem Fächer wédeln — to wave the fan
2. vtto waft* * *1) ((especially of a dog's tail) to (cause to) move to and fro, especially from side to side: The dog wagged its tail with pleasure.) wag2) (a single wagging movement: The dog's tail gave a feeble wag.) wag* * *we·deln[ˈve:dl̩n]I. vi1. (fuchteln)die Krümel vom Tisch \wedeln to waft the crumbs off the table* * *intransitives Verb1) < tail> wag[mit dem Schwanz] wedeln — < dog> wag its tail; (winken)
mit der Hand/einem Tuch wedeln — wave one's hand/a handkerchief
2) mit Richtungsangabe mit sein (Ski) wedel* * *A. v/i1. (hat gewedelt) Hund etc: wag (mit dem Schwanz its tail);mit etwas wedeln wave sth2. (ist) Skisport: wedelB. v/t (hat):wedeln whisk the dust off the shelf* * *intransitives Verb1) < tail> wag[mit dem Schwanz] wedeln — < dog> wag its tail; (winken)
mit der Hand/einem Tuch wedeln — wave one's hand/a handkerchief
2) mit Richtungsangabe mit sein (Ski) wedel* * *v.to wag v.to waggle v. -
5 смахивать
1. смахнуть (вн.)whisk (away, off) (d.), flap (away, off) (d.), brush (off) (d.), flick away (d.)2. (на вн.) разг. (быть похожим)смахивать пыль (с рд.) — dust (d.), brush the dust off (d.)
look like (d.), resemble (d.), smack (of) -
6 змахувати
= змахнутизмахувати пил — to dust, to brush the dust off
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7 смахивать
I несов. - сма́хивать, сов. - смахну́ть(вн.; удалять, убирать) whisk (away, off) (d), flap (away, off) (d), flick away (d); ( щёткой) brush (off) (d)сма́хивать пыль (с рд.) — dust (d), brush the dust off (d)
II разг.смахну́ть слезу́ — brush away a tear
(на вн.; быть похожим) look like (d), resemble [-'ze-] (d); ( о действии) smack (of) -
8 stoffen
v. dust, whisk -
9 смахивать
нсв vti1) (св смахну́ть) vt махая, удалять to brush/to flick/to whisk off/awayсма́хивать пыль — to dust
2) vi разг на кого/что-л to look like/to resemble sb/sth
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