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to fess up [coll.] beichten
to fess up [coll.]gestehen
to fess up to sth. [coll.] etw. [Akk.] zugeben [gestehen]
to festereitern
to festerverwesen
to festergären
to fester schwären [geh.]
to festervereitern
to fester [fig.]nagen [fig.] [Ärger]
to fester [putrefy, rot] verfaulen
to festinate [hurry, hasten]eilen [hasten, sich beeilen]
to festoon schmücken [bes. mit Girlanden]
to fetch einfangen
to fetch herbeiholen
to fetch [fig.] [money]einbringen [Geld]
to fetch [of a dog] apportieren
to fetch a doctoreinen Arzt holen
to fetch a price einen Preis erzielen
to fetch and carry Handlanger sein
to fetch awaywegholen
to fetch backzurückholen
to fetch data Daten herbeiholen
to fetch homeheimholen
to fetch much viel einbringen
to fetch sb. home jdn. nach Hause holen
to fetch sb. over jdn. herüberholen
to fetch sb./sth. [collect] jdn./etw. abholen
to fetch sb./sth. (over) jdn./etw. herüberholen
to fetch sth.etw. [Akk.] holen
to fetch sth. [data]etw. [Akk.] abrufen [Daten]
to fetch sth. [from one's pocket, a container etc.] etw. [Akk.] hervorholen
to fetch sth. [from sth., e.g. a pocket] etw. herausholen [hervorholen]
to fetch sth. [profit etc.] etw. einbringen [Profit etc.]
to fetch sth. [to bring or get ] etw. herbeischaffen [beschaffen]
to fetch sth. lateretw. [Akk.] nachholen [Zurückgebliebenes nachträglich holen]
to fetch upherbeibringen
to fetch up [Br.] erbrechen
to fetch up [coll.] [to vomit] sich [Akk.] übergeben
to fetch up somewhere [coll.] [old-fashioned] irgendwo landen [ugs.]
to fete feten
to fete feiern
to fetishise [Br.] fetischisieren
to fetishize fetischisieren
to fetter anpflocken
to fetter in Fesseln schließen
to fetter [fig.]behindern
to fetter sb. [a prisoner] jdn. fesseln [mit Fesseln]
to fettlevorbereiten [Werkstück]
to fettle sth. [remove excess material from a cast component]etw. beschroten [veraltet] [beschneiden] [Gusstechnik]
to feudsich [Akk.] befehden
to feud with sb. sich mit jdm. bekriegen
to feud with sb. (over sth.) sich [Akk.] mit jdm. (über etw. [Akk.]) befehden
to feverishly look forward to sth. etw. [Dat.] entgegenfiebern
to fianchetto [chess]fianchettieren [Schach]
to fianchetto [chess] flankieren [fianchettieren] [Schach]
to fib aufschneiden [schwindeln]
to fib [coll.] flunkern [ugs.]
to fib [coll.]schwindeln [ugs.] [(leicht) von der Wahrheit abweichen, flunkern]
to fib [coll.] tünen [nordd.] [ugs.] [hier: flunkern, schwindeln]
to fib to sb.jdn. anflunkern [ugs.]
to fibrillatefibrillieren [von einem Muskel]
to fibrose fibrosieren
to fibrose Bindegewebe bilden
to fictionalise sth. [Br.] etw. als Fiktion darstellen
to fictionalizefiktionalisieren
to fictionalize sth.etw. als Fiktion darstellen
to fiddle betrügen
to fiddle manipulieren
to fiddle fummeln [ugs.]
to fiddle [Br.] [coll.] [cheat, swindle] schwindeln [tricksen, maipulieren]
to fiddle [coll.] tricksen [ugs.]
to fiddle [play badly] fiedeln [hum.] [pej.]
to fiddle [tinker]pfriemeln [ugs.] [an etw. herumnesteln]
to fiddle [tinker] fudeln [österr.] [ugs.] [an etw. herumnesteln]
to fiddle [to play dance music with one or more fiddles] aufgeigen
to fiddle about herumtrödeln
to fiddle about herumspielen
to fiddle about herumfummeln [ugs.]
to fiddle aboutkleckern [ugs. für: etw. stückweise tun]
to fiddle about herumdödeln [ugs.] [regional]
to fiddle about with sth.an etw. [Dat.] herumwursteln [ugs.]
to fiddle about with sth. an etw. [Dat.] herumwurschteln [ugs.]
to fiddle about with sth. an etw. [Dat.] herumpusseln [ugs.]
to fiddle about with sth. [alter or adjust unhelpfully]an etw. [Dat.] herumdoktern [ugs.] [herumbasteln] [Gerät u. ä.]
to fiddle about with sth. [coll.] an etw. [Dat.] herumfingern [ugs.]
to fiddle about (with sth.) [tinker] (an etw. [Dat.]) tüfteln [ugs.]
to fiddle about (with)spielen (mit) [i. S. v.: sich zu schaffen machen, herumfummeln]
to fiddle about (with)herumhantieren (an) [ugs.]
to fiddle around herumtrödeln
to fiddle around herumtüfteln
to fiddle around correcting sth.an etw. [Dat.] herumbessern [ugs.]
to fiddle around with one's ballpoint mit dem Kugelschreiber spielen
to fiddle around with sth. mit etw. [Dat.] herumhantieren
to fiddle around with sth.an etw. [Dat.] herumfummeln [ugs.]
to fiddle around with sth.an etw. [Dat.] herumpfuschen [ugs.] [pej.]
to fiddle around (with sth.) [tinker] (an etw. [Dat.]) tüfteln [ugs.]
to fiddle around (with)spielen (mit) [i. S. v.: sich zu schaffen machen, herumfummeln]
to fiddle around (with)herumspielen (mit) [i. S. v.: sich zu schaffen machen, herumfummeln]
to fiddle (around) [with sth.] frickeln [ugs.] [herumbasteln]
to fiddle (around) with sth. an etw. [Dat.] nesteln
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