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English-German translation for: [pretend]
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Dictionary English German: [pretend]

Translation 1 - 22 of 22

English German
to act sth. [pretend]
528
etw. vorspielen [vorgeben]
spec. to affect sth. [pretend]
374
etw. affektieren [veraltet] [vorgeben, vortäuschen]
to affect sth. [pretend]
166
etw. vorgeben [vorspiegeln]
to front [sl.] [sham, simulate, pretend]
66
heucheln
to fake sth. [pretend, feign]
64
etw. markieren [ugs.] [so tun als ob]
to affect sth. [pretend]
50
etw.Akk. vortäuschen
to affect sth. [pretend]
29
etw. vorheucheln
to act sth. [Br.] [pretend]
10
etw. markieren [ugs.] [spielen, vorgeben]
to play sth. [pretend]sichAkk. als etw.Nom. geben
Nouns
cut [coll.] [archaic] [pretend not to recognize sb.]absichtliches Übersehen {n}
2 Words
to call oneself sth. [pretend to be sth.]sichAkk. etw.Akk. schimpfen [ugs.] [spött.: vorgeben zu sein]
to cut sb. dead [idiom] [pretend you do not know someone in order to show you are angry]jdn. wie Luft behandeln [ugs.] [Redewendung] [nicht beachten]
to let on sth. [pretend]etw. vorgeben [behaupten]
to make out [to pretend]nur so tun [ugs.]
to make out sth. [idiom] [pretend, purport]etw.Akk. vorgeben [vortäuschen]
to masquerade as sb./sth. [pretend]sichAkk. als jd./etw. ausgeben
to play at sth. [pretend]etw.Akk. spielen [vorgeben]
to play possum [expression] [pretend to be asleep]sichAkk. schlafend stellen
to play possum [expression] [pretend to be dead]sichAkk. tot stellen
to sham Abraham [Br.] [obs.] [sl.] [idiom] [pretend illness]sichAkk. krank stellen
to wink at sth. [pretend not to see]etw. absichtlich übersehen
3 Words
to make out that [idiom] [pretend that]es so hinstellen, als ob
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