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English-German translation for: to weasel out
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to weasel (out)sich herauswinden [aus einer unangenehmen, heiklen Lage]
Keywords contained
to weasel out of an obligationsich aus einer Verpflichtung herausstehlen
to weasel (oneself out of sth.) [coll.]sich (vor etw.Dat.) drücken [ugs.]
to weasel sth. out of sb. [e.g. details, truth] [pej.]jdm. etw.Akk. entlocken [z. B. Details, Wahrheit]
Partial Matches
to weasel [Am.] [coll.]schwafeln [ugs.]
to outherauskommen
to out sb.jdn. outen [als Homosexuellen]
torn out {past-p}herausgerissen
to act outabspielen
to act outagieren
theatre to act outaufführen
psych. to act outausagieren
to act outausleben
to act outdurchspielen
math. to add outausaddieren
to ask outeinladen [zum Abendessen, etc]
to ask outzu einem Ausflug einladen
to average outden Durchschnitt ermitteln
fin. to average outdurchschnittlich betragen
to back outabspringen
to back outaussteigen
to back outhinausgehen
to back outrückwärts gehen
to back outsich zurückziehen
aviat. to bail outden Schleudersitz auslösen
aviat. to bail outmit dem Fallschirm abspringen
to bake outausheizen
to balance outaufwiegen
to balance outausbalancieren
to balance outausgleichen
to balance outsich ausgleichen
to bar outaussperren
to bawl outgrölen [Lied]
to bawl outhinausschreien
to be outaußer Haus sein
to be outaußer Hause / Hauses sein
to be outnicht mehr in Mode sein
to be outnicht mehr üblich sein
to be outrausfliegen [ugs.]
to be outrausgeflogen sein
to bear outbekräftigen
to beat outhämmern
to beat outheraushämmern
to beat outplatt schlagen
to belch outausstoßen
to belly outausbauchen
to belly outvorstehen
to belt outlaut singen
to billow (out)sichAkk. vorwölben
to billow outsich bauschen
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