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to bust one's back [fig.] [Am.] [coll.] sich [Akk.] abrackern [ugs.]
to bust one's chops [Am.] [sl.] [idiom] sich [Dat.] den Arsch aufreißen [derb] [Redewendung]
to bust out [coll.] [break out, escape] ausbrechen [entkommen]
to bust out laughing [coll.] [esp. Am.]in Gelächter ausbrechen [auch: laut loslachen]
to bust sb. [Am.] [sl.] jdn. verhaften
to bust sb. [Am.] [sl.] [idiom] [take into lawful custody] jdn. auffliegen lassen [Redewendung]
to bust sb. [coll.] [catch, convict]jdn. hinter Schloss und Riegel bringen / setzen [fig.]
to bust sb.'s balls [Am.] [sl.] jdn. verarschen [ugs.]
to bust sb.'s cherry [sl.] jdn. entjungfern
to bust someone's chops [Am.] [coll.]jdm. die Hölle heiß machen [ugs.]
to bust sth. [coll.] etw. [Akk.] sprengen
to bustlehin und her eilen
to bustleherumhetzen
to bustlesich tummeln
to bustleübereifrig sein
to bustle about geschäftig herumlaufen
to bustle about geschäftig hin- und herrennen
to bustle about herumjagen
to bustle aboutherumschwirren
to bustle aboutherumfuhrwerken [ugs.]
to bustle aboutherumwuseln [ugs.]
to bustle about zeiseln [regional] [eilen, geschäftig sein]
to bustle aroundsich [Akk.] rühren [aktiv sein, herumwuseln]
to bustle aroundwuseln
to bustle around fuhrwerken [ugs.]
to bustle offdavoneilen
to busy oneself wirtschaften [sich zu schaffen machen]
to busy oneself sich [Akk.] betätigen
to busy oneself [in the kitchen, in the garden, etc.] sich [Akk.] zu schaffen machen [in der Küche, im Garten etc.]
to busy oneself with doing sth.mit etw. [Dat.] zugange sein [ugs.]
to busy oneself with sth.sich [Akk.] mit etw. [Dat.] beschäftigen
to busy oneself with sth.an / mit etw. [Dat.] herumfuhrwerken [ugs.]
to butcherschlachten
to butcher [also fig.] niedermetzeln [auch fig.]
to butcher [botch]verhunzen [ugs.]
to butcher [coll.] [to ruin, deface] verunstalten
to butcher [fig.]verpfuschen [ugs.]
to butcher [fig.] [play, piece of music, language]vergewaltigen [fig.]
to butcher [to kill or cut up an animal for meat] metzgern [regional] [Tiere schlachten, abschlachten]
to butcher a language [coll.] [fig.]eine Sprache verunstalten
to butcher sb. [murder]jdn. hinschlachten
to butcher sb. [to kill cold-bloodedly]jdn. niedermachen [ugs.] [kaltblütig töten]
to butcher sb./sth. jdn./etw. abschlachten [auch fig.]
to butt mit dem Kopf stoßen
to butt [with the horns] mit den Hörnern stoßen
to butt against sb.auf jdn. stoßen
to butt against sth.gegen etw. stoßen
to butt heads with sb. (over sth.) [Am.] [coll.] [fig.] [idiom] mit jdm. (wegen etw. [Gen.]) aneinandergeraten
to butt in jdm. reinreden
to butt in [coll.]jdn. unterbrechen
to butt in [coll.] dazwischenplatzen
to butt in [e.g. during a conversation] einhaken [ugs.] [jds. Gespräch o.Ä. unterbrechen]
to butt in [fig.] [coll.] sich [Akk.] einmischen
to butt in [interrupt a conversation] dazwischenreden
to butt in (on sb.) [coll.] (jdm.) dazwischenfunken [unaufgefordert in einem Gespräch] [ugs.]
to butt into sth.sich in etw. einmischen
to butt out [coll.]sich raushalten [ugs.]
to butt-dial [coll.] [im Sitzen unabsichtlich die Ruftaste seines Telefons mit dem Gesäß aktivieren]
to butter mit Butter bestreichen
to butter [buildup by welding]aufpuffern [aufschweißen]
to butter a baking tin eine Backform mit Butter ausstreichen
to butter bread Brot buttern
to butter bread Brot mit Butter bestreichen
to butter sb. up [coll.] [fig.]jdm. Honig ums Maul schmieren [ugs.] [fig.] [Redewendung]
to butter sb. up [coll.] [fig.]jdm. Honig um den Bart schmieren [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to butter sb. up [coll.] [fig.] jdm. Honig um den Mund schmieren [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to butterfly (about) herumflattern
to butterfly sth. [a piece of meat] etw. [Akk.] im Schmetterlingsschnitt schneiden
to butt-joint aneinanderlegen [stumpf-]
to butt-jointanfügen [stumpf-]
to buttle [hum.] [sl.]dienen [als Diener]
to buttle [hum.] [to work as a butler] butlern [ugs.] [selten] [als Butler tätig sein]
to button all the way up durchknöpfen
to button at the back hinten zuknöpfen
to button down aufknöpfen
to button sb./sth. upjdn./etw. zuknöpfen
to button sth. [close] etw. [Akk.] zuknöpfen
to button the lips [coll.]die Lippen verschließen
to button (up) knöpfeln [österr.]
to button (up) one's lipsden Mund halten
to button (up) one's lips Stillschweigen bewahren
to button wrong [shirt etc.] sich verknöpfen [ugs.] [Hemd usw.]
to buttonholemit Knopflochstich nähen
to buttonhole sb. jdn. in ein Gespräch verwickeln
to buttress [also fig.]stützen [auch fig.]
to buttress sb./sth. jdn./etw. stärken
to buttress sth.etw. [Akk.] untermauern
to buttress sth. legally etw. [Akk.] rechtlich untermauern
to buyeinkaufen
to buykoofen [bes. berlinerisch: kaufen]
to buy [coll.] [accept the truth or feasibility of sth.] akzeptieren
to buy [esp. of real estate, stocks, art etc.] ankaufen
to buy a commutation ticket [Am.] eine Pendlerfahrkarte kaufen
to buy a future einen Terminkontrakt kaufen
to buy a lie [fig.] etwas für bare Münze nehmen [Redewendung]
to buy a pig in a poke [idiom]die Katze im Sack kaufen [Idiom]
to buy a position einen Posten kaufen
to buy a returneine Rückfahrkarte kaufen
to buy a return ticketeine Rückfahrkarte kaufen
to buy a roundeine Runde spendieren [ugs.]
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