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EnglishGerman
to cower [squat] kauern
to cower away from sth.vor etw. [Dat.] ängstlich ausweichen
to cower before sb. vor jdm. ducken
to cower before sb. vor jdm. den Kopf einziehen
to cower down [squat]sich [Akk.] niederkauern
to cower down [squat] niederkauern [seltener neben: sich niederkauern]
to cowp [coll.] [Irish] [Scot.] [fall] stürzen [fallen]
to co-write mitschreiben
to cox a boatein Ruderboot steuern
to cozen [literary]betrügen
to cozen [literary]irreführen [in betrügerischer Absicht]
to cozen [literary]ködern [betrügen]
to cozy up [Am.] [coll.] näher rücken
to cozy up to sb. [Am.] sich [Akk.] bei jdm. einschmeicheln
to crabherumnörgeln
to crab nach Krebsen fischen
to crab dwars abtreiben [Schiff]
to crab [catch crabs]Krebse fangen
to crab [fish for crabs] krebsen [veraltend] [Krebse fangen]
to crab [pej.] [nag]nörgeln [pej.]
to crab sth. [Am.] [coll.] [spoil] etw. verpatzen [ugs.] [bes. jdm. anderen]
to crackbrechen
to crack einbrechen
to crackknallen
to crackzerbrechen
to crackzersplittern
to crackbersten [geh.]
to crackzerkrachen
to crackreißen [Risse bekommen; auch Witze, Zoten reißen]
to crackgrob zerkleinern
to crack rissig werden [Gebäck]
to crack knack machen
to crack brüchig werden [Risse bekommen]
to crack [affect, strike with sorrow]treffen [emotional]
to crack [also fig. for codes etc.]knacken [auch fig.]
to crack [bone, rib, etc.]anknacksen [ugs.]
to crack [corn] [Am.] schroten [Getreide]
to crack [esp. Scot.] [chat, gossip] quatschen [ugs.]
to crack [get a crack in some material] platzen [einen Riss etc. bekommen, zerspringen]
to crack [glass, china etc.] springen [Glas, Porzellan etc.]
to crack [problem etc.] lösen [Problem etc.]
to crack [safe]knacken [Tresor]
to crack [sound] krachen
to crack [under pressure] zusammenbrechen
to crack [voice]sich überschlagen [Stimme]
to crack a book [Am.] [coll.]ein Lehrbuch durchbüffeln [ugs.]
to crack a caseeinen Fall lösen
to crack a codeeinen Code knacken
to crack a corny joke [coll.] einen platten Kalauer reißen [ugs.]
to crack a jokeeinen Witz reißen [ugs.]
to crack a joke [idiom]einen Witz machen
to crack a problemein Problem lösen
to crack a record [coll.]einen Rekord knacken [ugs.]
to crack a smile [coll.] [idiom] lächeln
to crack an egg ein Ei aufschlagen
to crack an egg into sth. [e.g. frying pan] ein Ei in etw. brechen [Schüssel, Pfanne]
to crack down on sb. mit jdm. sehr hart umgehen
to crack down on sb./sth.hart vorgehen gegen jdn./etw.
to crack down (on sth.) hart durchgreifen (gegen etw. [Akk.])
to crack jokesWitze machen
to crack jokes Witze reißen
to crack jokesscherzen
to crack nuts Nüsse knacken
to crack nuts Nüsse aufknacken
to crack on unter vollem Zeug laufen [Segelschiff]
to crack on [Br.] [coll.] weitermachen
to crack on as normal [Br.] [idiom] wie üblich weitermachen [weitermachen wie üblich; das tun, was man auch sonst immer tut; „üblich“ wird betont]
to crack on as normal [Br.] [idiom] weitermachen wie üblich
to crack one's knuckles die Knöchel knacken lassen
to crack open nuts Nüsse aufknacken
to crack open the kiln door Ofentür anlüften
to crack (open) a bottle of wine / champagneeine Flasche Wein / Sekt köpfen [ugs.]
to crack (open) a tinny [Aus.] [coll.] [idiom]eine Bierdose öffnen
to crack (open) the bubbly [coll.] den Champagner aufmachen [leicht ugs.]
to crack (open) the bubbly [coll.] den Champagner köpfen [ugs.]
to crack sb. up [coll.] [idiom] [to cause sb. to laugh out loud] jdn. zum Lachen bringen
to crack sth. etw. [Akk.] spalten [kracken]
to crack sth. [a safe] etw. aufknacken [ugs.] [einen Tresor]
to crack sth. [Am.] [a bottle] etw. aufziehen [z. B. Weinflasche]
to crack sth. [nuts etc.]etw. aufbrechen [Nüsse etc.]
to crack sth. [nuts, problem etc.]etw. [Akk.] knacken [Nüsse, Rätsel etc.]
to crack sth. openetw. [Akk.] aufbrechen
to crack sth. (open) with one's teeth [e.g. nuts]etw. [Akk.] aufbeißen [z. B. Nüsse]
to crack the eggs into the pan die Eier in die Pfanne schlagen
to crack the shits [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.] einen Wutanfall kriegen [ugs.]
to crack the whip mit der Peitsche schnalzen
to crack under pressure [idiom]unter der Last zusammenbrechen [Redewendung]
to crack upin Stücke zerlegen
to crack up bersten [geh.]
to crack up [coll.]durchdrehen [ugs.]
to crack up [coll.]einen Nervenzusammenbruch erleiden
to crack up [coll.]sich [Akk.] totlachen [ugs.]
to crack up [coll.] [burst into laughter] sich [Akk.] wegschmeißen (vor Lachen) [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to crack up [coll.] [mentally]am Rad drehen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [durchdrehen]
to crack up [coll.] [object, marriage, relationship] kaputtgehen [ugs.] [Gegenstand, Ehe, Beziehung]
to crack up [coll.] [to laugh uncontrollably] sich schlapplachen [ugs.]
to crack up [coll.] [to laugh unrestrainedly] sich [Akk.] kaputtlachen [ugs.]
to crack up [coll.] [go insane]überschnappen [ugs.]
to crack up (with laughter) [coll.] [idiom] vor Lachen zusammenbrechen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to crackleknistern
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