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English-German translation for: treiben
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German-English Dictionary: treiben

NOUN   das Treiben | -
VERB   treiben | trieb | getrieben
SYNO   Beine machen [ugs.] ... 
treiben [auf dem Wasser; in der Luft (Wolken etc.)]
to float [in or on the water; in the air (clouds etc.)]
etw. treiben [anrichten]
to wreak sth.
jdn./etw. treiben [antreiben, betreiben]
to propel sb./sth.
treiben
to drive [animals, people, leaves]
to punch [Am.] [cattle, etc.]agr.
jdn. treiben [zwingen, nötigen]
to compel sb.
treiben [in Wasser etc.]
to drift
treiben [antreiben, drängen]
to urge
jdn./etw. treiben [Vieh etc.]
to herd sb./sth.
jdn. treiben [antreiben]
to push sb. [put pressure on]
jdn./etw. treiben [antreiben, vorantreiben]
to impel sb./sth.
treiben [ziehen, heranziehen]
to forcehort.
treiben [ausschlagen]
to sproutbot.
etw.Akk. treiben [Vieh]
to drove sth. [cattle]agr.
treiben [gären]
to fermentbiol.
jdn. treiben [motivieren]
to actuate sb. [motivate]
treiben [Teig]
to rise [dough]gastr.
treiben [bossieren]
to embossmaterialtech.
etw.Akk. treiben [Metall]
to beat sth. [shape]
treiben [Silber, Gold etc.]
to enchase [emboss]
treiben [nicht festgemacht sein, haltlos sein]
to be adrift
treiben [Wind]
to drive along [wind]
Treiben {n} [Tun, Handeln]
activities {pl}
Treiben {n}
ado
driveagr.hunting
Treiben {n} [einer Viehherde]
droving [of cattle]agr.
Treiben {n} [Treibjagd]
driving (hunt) [battue]hunting
Treiben {n} [Vorgänge]
goings-on {pl}
Abgötterei treiben
to worship idols
Ackerbau treiben
to practise agriculture [Br.]agr.
Aufwand treiben
to expend effort
auseinander treiben [alt]
to drift apart
to drive apart
Blasen treiben
to bubble
Blätter treiben
to foliatebot.
to leaf outbot.
Eigenwerbung treiben
to promote oneself
Frühsport treiben
to do one's daily dozensports
to get some (early) morning exercisesports
Gymnastik treiben
to practice gymnastics [Am.]sports
Götzendienst treiben
to worship idols
Handel treiben
to tradecomm.
to merchandisecomm.
to merchandizecomm.
to carry on commercecomm.
to handel [obs.] [S.Afr.]comm.
Hehlerei treiben
to receive stolen goodslaw
Keime treiben
to sprout shootsbot.
Knospen treiben
to budbot.
to be in budbot.
Misswirtschaft treiben [Staat, öffentliche Körperschaften]
to misgovernpol.
Narrenpossen treiben [geh.] [veraltend]
to fool about
Possen treiben [veraltend]
to perform anticsidiom
Possen treiben [veraltend] [Streiche aushecken]
to run a rig [coll.] [archaic] [play tricks, pranks, antics]
Possen treiben [veraltet]
to monkey aboutidiom
Raubbau treiben
to rob
to overcropagr.
Schabernack treiben
to behave mischievously
to cod-act [Irish] [coll.]
Schwarzhandel treiben
to be a black market operatorcomm.law
Schösslinge treiben
to suckerbot.
to stoolbot.hort.
Sport treiben
to exercisesports
to do sportssports
to go in for sportssports
to engage in sportssports
to do sport [Br.] [Aus.]sports
Tauschhandel treiben
to dicker [Am.]comm.
to bartercomm.econ.
Tiere treiben
to herd animalsagr.
Unfug treiben
to do mischief
to monkey (about)
to commit nuisance
Unzucht treiben [veraltet oder hum.]
to fornicate [formal or hum.]
Vieh treiben
to drive cattleagr.
to drive livestockagr.
Viehwirtschaft treiben
to breed cattleagr.
Wucher treiben
to practice usury [Am.]fin.
Zweige treiben
to branchbot.
Äste treiben
to shoot forth branchesbot.for.
geschäftiges Treiben {n}
(market) activity
hustle and bustle
bustling activity
hektisches Treiben {n}
hustle and bustle
närrisches Treiben {n} [Karnevalstrubel]
hustle and bustle of carnival
Treiben Sie Sport? [formelle Anrede]
Do you do any sport?sports
(großen) Aufwand treiben
to be (very) extravagant
(seine) Possen treiben [Redewendung]
to be up to one's (old) antics [idiom]
allerlei Kurzweil treiben [veraltend]
to amuse oneself
auf Grund treiben
to strandnaut.
derbe Scherze treiben
to ballyrag
ein Doppelspiel treiben
to be duplicitous
einen Kreisel treiben
to whip a toptoys
es (mit jdm.) treiben [ugs.] [(mit jdm.) geschlechtlich verkehren]
to get it on (with sb.) [coll.] [have sexual intercourse]
es (mit jdm.) treiben [ugs.] [Sex haben]
to be hitting that [sl.]idiom
es (miteinander) treiben [ugs.] [mit jdm. geschlechtlich verkehren]
to romp [coll.] [engage in sexual activity, esp. illicitly]
es mit jdm. treiben [ugs.]
to carry on with sb. [coll.]idiom
es mit jdm. treiben [ugs.] [mit jdm. Sex haben]
to make time with sb. [esp. Am.] [coll.] [idiom] [to have sex with sb.]
to have / get one's end away with sb. [Br.] [sl.]idiom
to fool around with sb. [coll: to have sex with sb.]idiom
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