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| dead {adj} [tree, branch, skin cells, etc.; also: numb (foot, fingers, etc)] | 392 abgestorben [tot (Baum, Ast, Hautzellen etc.); auch: ohne Empfindung (Fuß, Finger etc.)] | |
| plain {adj} [no-fuss] | 350 unkompliziert | |
| gracefully {adv} [without a fuss] | 70 anstandslos | |
| sprained {adj} {past-p} [e.g. ankle, neck] | 51 verknackst [ugs.] [z. B. Fuß, Nacken] | |
| cc: [carbon copy, indicates additional recipients of a letter or email] | 19 Nachrichtlich: ["Zur Kenntnis", Vermerk über zusätzliche Empfänger im Fuß eines Schreibens] | |
| pedomotive {adj} [moved by foot power] | Tret- [durch den Fuß angetrieben] | |
| down-to-earth {adj} [no-fuss] | unkompliziert | |
Verbs |
| to walk | 796 laufen [zu Fuß gehen] | |
| to tread | 560 auftreten [mit dem Fuß] | |
| to kick | 228 schießen [mit dem Fuß] | |
| to walk | 63 zurücklegen [Weg; zu Fuß] | |
| to scuff sth. [poke at sth. with one's foot] [Am.] | 28 etw. antippen [mit dem Fuß] | |
| to go (on foot) | laufen [zu Fuß gehen] | |
Nouns |
| pedestal | 1066 Ständer {m} [als Fuß] | |
| rigmarole [coll.] [pej.] [fuss, ado, needless motion] | 420 Brimborium {n} [ugs.] [pej.] | |
| wayfarer [literary] | 137 Reisender {m} [zu Fuß] | |
| anat. ball [of hand, foot, toes] | 61 Ballen {m} [Hand, Fuß, Zehen] | |
| kick | 53 Stoß {m} [mit dem Fuß] | |
| hoopla [coll.] [unnecessary fuss] | 23 Gedöns {n} [ugs.] [regional] | |
| foofaraw [Am.] [coll.] [great fuss over something trivial] | 21 Trara {n} [ugs.] | |
| anat. foot | 20 Bein {n} [nordd.] [Fuß] | |
| sports kick | 16 Schuss {m} [mit dem Fuß] | |
| wayfarers [literary] | 7 Reisende {pl} [zu Fuß] | |
| hoopla [coll.] [unnecessary fuss] | 5 Buhei {n} [ugs.] [regional] | |
| comm. foot post [postal delivery service that delivers on foot] | [Postdienst, der Post zu Fuß liefert] | |
| comm. foot post [person delivering letters on foot] | [zu Fuß gehender Briefträger] | |
| med. bunion surgery [operation] | Ballenoperation {f} [am Fuß] | |
| anat. med. peasant foot [square foot] | Bauernfuß {m} [selten] [römischer Fuß, quadratischer Fuß] | |
| foot of the mountain | Bergfuß {m} [Fuß des Berges] | |
| foot of a mountain | Bergfuß {m} [Fuß eines Berges] | |
| rigamarole [spv.] [rigmarole] [coll.] [pej.] [fuss, ado, needless motion] | Brimborium {n} [ugs.] [pej.] | |
| off-loading [e.g. foot] | Druckentlastung {f} [z. B. Fuß] | |
| [excuses, fuss, nonsense] | Fiesematenten {pl} [FALSCH für: Fisimatenten] | |
| [excuses, fuss, nonsense] | Fisematenten {pl} [FALSCH für: Fisimatenten] | |
| med. foot salvage [e.g. diabetic foot] | Fußerhalt {m} [z. B. bei diabetischem Fuß] | |
| tech. base ring [a ring at the base of something] | Fußring {m} [Ring am Fuß etw.] | |
| MedTech. thigh orthosis [knee-ankle-foot-orthosis] | Ganzbeinorthese {f} [Knie-Knöchel-Fuß-Orthese] | |
| med. full-leg orthosis [knee-ankle-foot orthosis] | Ganzbeinorthese {f} [Knie-Knöchel-Fuß-Orthese] | |
| main path | Hauptweg {m} [Fuß-, Wanderweg; auch: Vorgehensweise, Zugang] | |
| med. ankle swelling | Knöchelschwellung {f} [am Fuß] | |
| material tech. metal base | Metallplatte {f} [Metallbasis, -fuß] | |
| med. night splint | Nachtschiene {f} [für den Fuß] | |
| nail parings | Nagelspäne {pl} [Finger, Fuß] | |
| wayfarer [female] [literary] | Reisende {f} [zu Fuß] | |
| tools foot scale | Schuhgrößenmaß {n} [Fuß- und Schuhgrößenmessgerät] | |
| tools 12-inch ruler [12" school ruler] | Schülerlineal {n} [in Ländern mit Zoll-System] [12 Zoll bzw. 1 Fuß lang] | |
| anat. skeleton model [of foot, hand, etc.] | Skelettmodell {n} [von Fuß, Hand etc.] | |
| med. drop foot | Spitzfuß {m} [mit der Fußspitze nach unten hängender Fuß; Fallfuß] | |
| unit hour's march | Wegstunde {f} [zu Fuß] | |
| med. secondary survey [a head-to-toe examination of the trauma patient, following the ABCDE survey] | Zweituntersuchung {f} [Kopf-bis-Fuß-Untersuchung nach der initialen Beurteilung (Primary Survey)] | |
2 Words: Verbs |
| to be ... in length [e.g. six feet, 20 cm] | ... lang sein [z. B. sechs Fuß, 20 cm] | |
| to get sth. in one's foot [e.g. a nail] | sichDat. etw.Akk. eintreten [z. B. einen Nagel (in den Fuß)] | |
| to tread carefully | vorsichtig auftreten [mit dem Fuß] | |
2 Words: Nouns |
| med. bunion surgery [operation] | Ballen-OP {f} [am Fuß] [kurz für: Ballenoperation] | |
| anat. med. LaMay toe [rare] [Morton's toe] | Morton-Zehe {f} [griechischer Fuß] | |
| anat. med. Morton's toe [Greek foot] | Morton-Zehe {f} [griechischer Fuß] | |
| anat. med. Sheppard's toe [rare] [Morton's toe] | Morton-Zehe {f} [griechischer Fuß] | |
| anat. med. royal (long) toe [rare] [Morton's toe] | Morton-Zehe {f} [griechischer Fuß] | |
| sports front foot | vorderer Fuß {m} [der vorn befindliche Fuß] | |
3 Words: Others |
| foot-to-foot {adv} | Fuß an Fuß | |
3 Words: Verbs |
| to run away | die Flucht ergreifen [zu Fuß] | |
| to take to one's heels [idiom] | die Flucht ergreifen [zu Fuß] | |
| to saunter along a path | einen Weg entlangzuckeln [ugs.] [zu Fuß] | |
3 Words: Nouns |
| transp. 20-foot container [20' ISO container, equals 1 TEU] | 20-Fuß-Container {m} [20-Fuß-ISO-Container, entspricht 1 TEU] | |
| transp. 40-foot container [40' ISO container, equals 1 FEU] | 40-Fuß-Container {m} [40-Fuß-ISO-Container, entspricht 1 FEU] | |
4 Words: Verbs |
| idiom to go by shank's / Shank's mare [coll.] [to go on foot] | auf Schusters Rappen reisen [hum.] [zu Fuß gehen] | |
| idiom to go on Shanks's pony [coll.] [to go on foot] | auf Schusters Rappen reisen [hum.] [zu Fuß gehen] | |
| idiom to take the number 11 bus [coll.] [to walk] | auf Schusters Rappen reisen [zu Fuß gehen] | |
| to make a big fuss [also: ... a lot of fuss] | richtig / viel Staat machen [veraltend] [großen Aufwand treiben] | |
5+ Words: Others |
| Don't make such a palaver. [coll.] [Don't make such a fuss.] | Mach doch nicht solchen Kokolores. [ugs.] | |
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