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English	German
to boil over with anger [fig.]	vor Zorn überkochen [fig.]
to boil over with rage	aus Wut überschäumen
to boil potatoes	Kartoffeln kochen
to boil rice	Reis kochen
to boil sth.	etw. [Akk.] kochen lassen
to boil sth. [to kill the germs]	etw. [Akk.] abkochen [keimfrei machen]
to boil sth. down [fig.] [arguments, statements]	etw. [Akk.] auf den Punkt bringen [fig.]
to boil sth. down [for a thicker consistency]	etw. [Akk.] einreduzieren [einkochen]
to boil sth. down [reduce the volume of a liquid by boiling]	etw. [Akk.] reduzieren [bis zu der gewünschten Dicke einkochen]
to boil sth. down to an essence [idiom]	etw. [Akk.] auf den Punkt bringen [Redewendung]
to boil sth. till soft [coll.]	etw. [Akk.] weich kochen
to boil sth. until soft	etw. [Akk.] weich kochen
to boil (sth.)	(etw. [Akk.]) sieden
to boil tar	Teer kochen
to boil the laundry	die Wäsche kochen
to boil the ocean	sich übernehmen [sich zu viel zumuten]
to boil the washing	die Wäsche kochen
to boil thoroughly	durchkochen
to boil to a mash	zu einem Brei kochen
to boil to a pulp	zu einem Brei verkochen
to boil to shreds	verkochen
to boil too long	zu lange kochen
to boil until it forms a syrup	zu einem Sirup kochen
to boil until soft	weichkochen
to boil until tender	weich kochen
to boil up	aufkochen
to boil up	überkochen [österr., sonst regional für: aufkochen]
to boil up again	erneut aufkochen (lassen)
to boil water	Wasser kochen
to boil well	gut kochen
to boil with anger [fig.]	vor Zorn kochen [fig.]
to boil with indignation [idiom]	vor Entrüstung außer sich [Dat.] sein [Redewendung]
to boil with rage	vor Wut kochen
to boink [Am.] [vulg.]	bumsen [vulg.]
to boke [Scot.] [spv. boak]	erbrechen
to boldface sth. [typography]	etw. [Akk.] fetten [selten] [fett schreiben]
to boldface sth. [typography]	etw. [Akk.] fett schreiben
to bolk [archaic or dialect] [belch]	bölken [ugs.] [bes. niederd.] [rülpsen]
to bollix sth. [Am.] [coll.]	etw. verpfuschen [ugs.]
to bollix sth. [Am.] [coll.]	etw. durcheinander bringen [alt]
to bollix sth. [Am.] [coll.]	etw. durcheinanderbringen
to bollix sth. up [coll.]	etw. vermasseln [ugs.]
to bollocks sth. [sl.]	bei etw. Mist bauen [ugs.]
to bolshevise [Br.]	bolschewisieren
to bolshevize	bolschewisieren
to bolster	Mut machen
to bolster	auspolstern
to bolster	Kissen unterlegen
to bolster	künstlich halten
to bolster	polstern
to bolster [fig.]	stärken
to bolster [support]	helfen
to bolster a credit	einen Kredit stützen
to bolster sb. up	jdn. stärken
to bolster sb. up	jdm. Mut machen
to bolster sb. up	jdm. den Rücken stärken [Redewendung]
to bolster sb./sth.	jdn./etw. unterstützen [verstärken, bestärken]
to bolster up	aufpolstern
to bolster up	unterstützen
to bolster up	verstärken
to bolster up	verteidigen
to bolster up a vice	als Helfershelfer dienen
to bolt	stürzen [davonstürzen]
to bolt	durchgehen [Pferd]
to bolt	verbolzen
to bolt	mit Schraubbolzen befestigen
to bolt [coll.] [to flee]	verschwinden [fliehen]
to bolt [door, window]	zuriegeln
to bolt [examine]	untersuchen
to bolt [flee rapidly]	ausreißen [ugs.] [davonlaufen]
to bolt [flee]	flüchten
to bolt [flee]	sich [Akk.] aus dem Staub machen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to bolt [flee]	sich [Akk.] davonmachen [ugs.]
to bolt [flee]	wegrennen
to bolt [flee]	durchbrennen [ugs.] [davonlaufen]
to bolt [flee]	abhauen [ugs.] [fliehen]
to bolt [food]	schlingen [Essen]
to bolt [hurry]	eilen
to bolt [move or run away suddenly]	Reißaus nehmen [ugs. für: davonlaufen]
to bolt [move quickly]	springen [laufen, eilen]
to bolt [run away]	davonstürzen
to bolt [run quickly]	sausen [laufen]
to bolt [sift]	beuteln [veraltet] [mit dem Beutel sieben]
to bolt [vegetables, salad]	schießen [von Gemüse, Salat]
to bolt a door	eine Tür verriegeln
to bolt a window	ein Fenster verriegeln
to bolt down [food]	hinunterschlingen [schnell essen]
to bolt down sth. [food]	etw. [Akk.] hastig verschlingen
to bolt in [rush in; away from observer]	hineinplatzen
to bolt in [rush in; away from observer]	hineinstürzen
to bolt in [rush in; towards observer]	hereinplatzen
to bolt in [rush in; towards observer]	hereinstürzen
to bolt on (to)	festschrauben (an)
to bolt one's dinner	sein Essen hinunterschlingen
to bolt one's food	sein Essen verschlingen
to bolt one's meal	seine Mahlzeit verschlingen
to bolt oneself in	sich [Akk.] einsperren
to bolt out [lock out]	aussperren
to bolt out [rush out; away from observer]	hinausstürzen
to bolt out [rush out; away from observer]	hinausstürmen
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