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EnglishGerman
to smoulder [Br.]glimmen
to smoulder [Br.] schwelen
to smoulder [Br.] glühen
to smoulder [Br.]motten [schweiz.] [südd.]
to smoulder [Br.] schwälen [veraltet] [schwelen]
to smoulder [Br.] glosen [regional]
to smoulder [Br.] [to burn slowly without flame] [esp. tabacco in pipes]verschwelen [langsam ohne Flamme verbrennen] [bes. Tabak in Pfeifen]
to smoulder out [Br.]verglimmen
to smudgebeflecken
to smudge verwischen
to smudgeverschmieren
to smudge schmutzig werden
to smudge schmieren
to smudge [also fig.] beschmutzen [auch fig.]
to smudge a lineeine Linie verwischen
to smudge sth. etw. beschmieren
to smudge sth. etw. [Akk.] verflecken
to smudge the fame den Ruhm beflecken
to smuggleschmuggeln
to smuggle schleusen
to smuggleschwärzen [österr.] [südd.] [veraltend]
to smuggle [people]schleppen [Menschen schmuggeln]
to smuggle goods into the country Ware einschmuggeln
to smuggle in einschmuggeln
to smuggle in einschleusen
to smuggle out hinausschmuggeln
to smuggle out herausschmuggeln
to smuggle sth. into the country etw. ins Land schmuggeln
to smuggle sth. out of the country etw. aus dem Land schmuggeln
to smuggle through durchschleusen
to smuggle throughdurchschmuggeln
to smurf [hum.] schlumpfen [hum.]
to smush [Am.] [coll.]zerquetschen
to smutberußen
to smutbeschmutzen
to snack einen Snack essen
to snack on sth. etw. naschen
to snack on sth.etw. zwischendurch essen
to snack on sth.etw. zur Jause essen [österr.]
to snafflemit der Trense lenken
to snaffle auf Trense zäumen
to snaffle (a horse) (einem Pferd) die Trense anlegen
to snaffle sth. [Br.] [coll.] sich [Dat.] etw. [Akk.] unter den Nagel reißen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to snaffle sth. [Br.] [coll.] (sich [Dat.]) etw. [Akk.] grapschen [ugs.] [sich etw. aneignen]
to snaffle sth. [Br.] [coll.](sich [Dat.]) etw. [Akk.] grabschen [ugs.] [sich etw. aneignen]
to snafu [Am.] [sl.] verpatzen [ugs.]
to snag haken
to snag [fig.] [obstruct] behindern
to snag (oneself) [become entangled]sich [Akk.] verhaken
to snag (oneself) [become entangled]sich [Akk.] verfangen [verhaken]
to snag sth. etw. [Akk.] wegschnappen
to snag sth. [Am.] [coll.] [obtain by quick action or good fortune] etw. [Akk.] ergattern [ugs.]
to snag sth. [esp. Am.] [coll.] [things particularly cheap, the best seat, etc.] sich [Dat.] etw. [Akk.] schnappen [ugs.] [günstige Dinge, den besten Sitz etc.]
to snag sth. [grab] etw. [Akk.] an sich [Akk.] reißen
to snag sth. on sth. [e.g. trousers on barbed wire fence] etw. [Akk.] an etw. [Dat.] zerreißen [z. B. Hose am Stacheldrahtzaun]
to snake alongsich entlangschlängeln
to snake (its way) [road, river] sich schlängeln
to snake sth. [to drag or haul, esp. by a chain] [log etc.]etw. ziehen [bes. mit oder an einer Kette] [Baumstamm u. ä.]
to snake through sth. sich [Akk.] durch etw. [Akk.] winden
to snake through sth. sich [Akk.] durch etw. [Akk.] schlängeln
to snap schnappen
to snaperschnappen
to snapnachgeben und brechen
to snap zugreifen
to snapumknicken [Ast, Mast]
to snapknacken [brechen]
to snap [bone etc.] brechen [Knochen etc.]
to snap [break loose, chip]abbrechen
to snap [break]zerbrechen
to snap [click into place]einschnappen
to snap [coll.] [lose self-control suddenly]ausrasten [ugs.]
to snap [coll.] [take a snapshot or snapshots]knipsen [ugs.]
to snap [coll.] [crack up] durchdrehen [ugs.]
to snap [crop]knallen [Peitsche]
to snap [fingers]schnipsen
to snap [fold] knicken [brechen]
to snap [latch, snap in]einrasten
to snap [rant, snub] schnauzen [ugs.]
to snap [say quickly and irritably] blaffen [ugs.] [sich wütend äußern, schimpfen]
to snap [snap open, flick] aufschnappen
to snap [speak sharply]bellen [jdn. anbellen]
to snap [to snap at sb./sth.] [dog etc.] zuschnappen [nach jdm./etw. schnappen] [Hund usw.]
to snap [whip]knallen (mit)
to snap a book shut ein Buch zuklappen
to snap a chance eine Gelegenheit ergreifen
to snap a picture ein Bild schießen [ugs.] [ein Foto machen]
to snap a shot einen Schuss abgeben
to snap a shot [coll.] ein Foto knipsen [ugs.]
to snap a shot [coll.]ein Bild knipsen [ugs.]
to snap an ampouleeine Ampulle abknicken
to snap at a chance [idiom]eine Gelegenheit packen [Redewendung]
to snap at a flynach einer Fliege schnappen
to snap at sb.jdn. anschnauzen [ugs.]
to snap at sb.jdn. anfahren [heftig anreden]
to snap at sb. [say sth. in an impatient and angry voice] jdn. anblaffen [ugs.] [pej.] [heftig anfahren]
to snap at sb./sth. [e.g. dog] nach jdm./etw. schnappen [z. B. Hund]
to snap at the bait nach dem Köder schnappen
to snap away wegschnappen
to snap back zurückschnappen
to snap in einrasten
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