| Englisch-Deutsch-Wörterbuch: davor |
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- davor
- beforehand {adv}
before it {adv}
before that {adv}
prior to that {adv}
- davor [räumlich]
- in front {adv}
in front of it / that / them {adv}
- davor [zeitlich]
- before then {adv}
- kurz davor
- on the brink {adv}
shortly before {adv}
- lange davor
- long before {adv}
- am Tag davor
- (on) the day before
- Davor grault mir.
- I dread it.
- davor und danach
- before and after {adv}
- Ich graule mich davor.
- I dread it.
- Mir graut (es) davor.
- I dread it.
- (jdn.) davor warnen, etw. zu tun
- to warn (sb.) against doing sth.
- davor stehen, etw. zu tun [im Begriff sein, etw. zu tun]
- to be about to do sth.
- davor zurückschrecken, etw. zu tun
- to flinch from doing sth.
- jdn. davor warnen, etw. zu tun
- to warn sb. not to do sth.
to caution sb. against doing sth.
- Engel {m} mit einem B davor [ugs.]
- little imp
little rascal
- Du triffst nicht mal ein Scheunentor, selbst wenn du davor stehst.
- You couldn't hit the broad side of a barn. [Am.]idiom
You couldn't hit a cow's arse with a banjo. [Br.] [vulg.]idiom
- Verschließ nicht länger die Augen davor.
- Don't turn a blind eye any longer.
- Wir stehen kurz davor zu gehen.
- We're fixing to go. [Am.] [coll.]
- Angst davor haben, etw. zu tun
- to be scared to do sth.
- kurz davor stehen, etw. zu tun
- to be on the point of doing sth.
to be on the verge of doing sth.
- sich (davor) hüten, etw. zu tun
- to guard against doing sth.
- sich davor hüten, etw. zu tun
- to be wary about / of doing sth.
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