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VERB   etw. anschwitzen | schwitzte etw. an/etw. anschwitzte | etw. angeschwitzt
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sb. perspiredjd. schwitzte
sb. sweatedjd. schwitzte
an abundance of sth.eine Fülle {f} an etw.Dat.
an excess of sth.ein Überschuss {m} an etw.Dat.
an excess of sth.ein Zuviel {n} an etw.Dat.
to acquire an interest in sth.eine Beteiligung an etw.Dat. erwerben
to acquire an interest in sth.sichAkk. an etw.Dat. beteiligen
to advertise an interest in sth.ein Interesse an etw.Dat. kundtun
to kindle an interest in sth.ein Interesse an etw.Dat. wecken
to show an interest (in sb./sth.)Interesse (an jdm./etw.) zeigen
an enormous quantity of sth.eine Unmenge {f} an / von etw.Dat.
to harbor an interest in sb./sth. [Am.]Interesse an jdm./etw. hegen
an incipient interest in sb./sth.ein beginnendes Interesse {n} an jdm./etw.
an incipient interest in sb./sth.ein erwachendes Interesse {n} an jdm./etw.
to make an approach to sb. about sth.wegen etw. an jdn. herantreten
to take an active interest in sth.an etw.Dat. regen Anteil nehmen
to take an active part in sth.an etw.Dat. aktiv beteiligt sein
to take an active part in sth. [idiom]an etw.Dat. (aktiv) teilnehmen
to take an interest in sth.Anteil nehmen an etw.Dat. [Interesse an etw. zeigen]
to have an angle on sth. [Am.] [coll.] [a selfish motive, purpose]ein Eigeninteresse an etw.Dat. haben
sb. showed an interest (in sb./sth.)jd. zeigte Interesse (an jdm./etw.)
sth. begins with an hetw. fängt mit einem h an
sb./sth. is an albatross around sb.'s neck [idiom]jd./etw. ist ein Mühlstein an jds. Hals [Redewendung]
to bring up an objection to sb./sth.jdm./etw. etw. entgegenhalten
Unverified to have a few gripes withetw. an etw. [+Dat.] auszusetzen haben
to bequeath sth. to sb./sth. [after dying]an jdn./etw. etw.Akk. weitervererben
to blame sth. on sth.die Schuld an etw.Dat. auf etw.Akk. schieben
to link sth. to sth.etw.Akk. an etw.Dat. festmachen [Redewendung] [Aspekte, Ergebnisse]
to tip sth. with sth.etw.Akk. an der Spitze mit etw.Dat. versehen
to super-glue sth. (to sth.)etw.Akk. mit Sekundenkleber (an etw.Dat.) befestigen
to take sth. out on sb./sth. [anger, frustration]etw. an jdm./etw. auslassen
to clamp sth. (to / onto / on sth.) [fasten, fix]etw. festklemmen (an etw.) [befestigen]
to sellotape sth. (to sth.) [Br.]etw.Akk. mit Tesafilm (an etw.Dat.) festkleben [Tesafilm®]
to sellotape sth. to sth. [Br.]etw.Akk. mit Tesafilm an etw.Dat. befestigen [Tesafilm®]
to thumbtack sth. (to sth.) [Am.]etw.Akk. (an etw.Dat.) mit einer Reißzwecke befestigen
to clamp sth. (to / onto / on sth.) [fasten, fix]etw. (an etw.Dat.) befestigen [festklemmen]
to bring sb./sth. more into line with sth.jdn./etw. an etw.Akk. annähern
sb./sth. spurred sb./sth. (on)jd./etw. spornte jdn./etw. an
to aim sth. at sb./sth. [words etc.]etw. an jdn./etw. richten
to bind sth. to sth. [fasten]etw.Akk. an etw.Dat. befestigen [festbinden]
tech. to bolt sth. to sth.etw.Akk. an etw.Dat. mit Schraubbolzen befestigen
naut. to moor sth. (to sth.)etw.Akk. (an etw.Dat.) festmachen [Boot, Schiff]
to mount sth. (on sth.) [fix, attach]etw.Akk. (an etw.Dat.) anbringen
to notice sth. in sb./sth.etw.Akk. an jdm./etw. beobachten [feststellen]
to secure sth. (to sth.) [fasten]etw.Akk. (an etw.Dat.) befestigen / festmachen
to tape sth. to sth.etw.Akk. an etw.Dat. befestigen [mit Klebeband]
to bring sb./sth. closer to sth.jdn./etw. an etw.Akk. annähern
to get sb./sth. back (to sth.)jdn./etw. (an etw.Akk.) zurückschaffen
to tie sb./sth. up to sth.jdn./etw. an etw.Dat. festbinden
to attach an annex (to sth.) [to a document, to a report, etc.]einen Anhang (an etw.Akk.) anfügen [an ein Dokument, an einen Bericht etc.]
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