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EnglishGerman
squeezable zusammendrückbar
squeezable (leicht) zu pressen [nur prädikativ]
squeezable (leicht) zu zerquetschen [nur prädikativ]
squeeze Druck {m} [Händedruck etc.]
squeeze Engpass {m}
squeezeKnappheit {f}
squeeze Gedränge {n}
squeeze [Am.] [coll.] [boyfriend]Macker {m} [ugs.] [Freund, Liebhaber]
squeeze [Am.] [sl.]Tussi {f} [ugs.] [Freundin]
squeeze [Am.] [sl.] Schnecke {f} [ugs.] [Freundin]
squeeze [Am.] [sl.] [girlfriend]Tusse {f} [ugs.] [Freundin]
squeeze [bridge]Abwurfzwang {m} [Bridge]
squeeze [coll.] [person]Eroberung {f} [hum.]
squeeze [e.g. of lemon] Spritzer {m} [aus gepresster Zitrone etc.]
squeeze [firm handshake, handclasp] fester Händedruck {m}
squeeze [hug] feste Umarmung {f}
squeeze [impression of an inscription] Abklatsch {m}
squeeze [tight spot] Klemme {f} [ugs.] [Schwierigkeit]
squeeze ballHanddruckball {m}
squeeze bottleQuetschflasche {f}
squeeze box [hum.] Quetschkommode {f} [hum.]
squeeze bulb Handballenblase {f} [selten für: Gummibalg]
squeeze bulb Gummibalg {m}
squeeze connection Quetschverschraubung {f}
squeeze crush Behandlungsstand {m}
squeeze flashlight [esp. Am.] Dynamotaschenlampe {f}
squeeze lemma Einschnürungslemma {n} [selten] [Sandwich-Lemma]
squeeze method Squeeze-Technik {f}
squeeze of the hand Handdruck {m}
squeeze pressure [in the anal canal] Kneifdruck {m} [im Analkanal]
squeeze theorem Einschnürungssatz {m}
squeezebox [coll.] [accordion, concertina, etc.] Handzuginstrument {n} [Ziehharmonika etc.]
squeezebox [coll.] [accordion] Schifferklavier {n} [ugs.] [Ziehharmonika]
squeezebox [coll.] [accordion] Quetsche {f} [österr.] [südd.] [ugs.] [Ziehharmonika]
squeezedabgequetscht
squeezed gedrückt
squeezed in zusammengepfercht
squeezed offabgedrückt
squeezed out ausgequetscht
squeezed outherausgedrängt
squeezed outausgedrückt [ausgepresst]
squeezed through durchgezwängt
squeeze-outZwangsausschluss {m}
squeeze-out Zwangsabfindung {f}
squeeze-out procedureSqueeze-Out-Verfahren {n}
squeezerKompressor {m}
squeezer Presse {f} [Saftpresse]
squeezer Saftpresse {f}
squeezersPressen {pl}
squeezingabquetschend
squeezing quetschend
squeezing zusammenpressend
squeezing Einquetschen {n}
squeezing [e.g. lemon, comedo]Ausdrücken {n} [z. B. Zitrone, Pickel]
squeezing machine Presse {f}
squeezing mechanismQuetschmechanismus {m}
squeezing offabdrückend
squeezing out ausquetschend
squeezing out Verdrängung {f}
squeezing through durchzwängend
squeezyknautschig [ugs.]
squelchglucksendes Geräusch {n}
squelch Platsch {m}
squelchRauschsperre {f}
squelch threshold Rauschsperrenschwelle {f}
squelched zermahlen
squelched [coll.] [rumor]unterdrückt
squelching zermahlend
squelching zermalmend
squelchy quatschig [ugs.] [selten] [matschig, bes. Weg, Boden]
squibKnallfrosch {m}
squib [Am.]Zündpille {f} [Airbag, Gurtstraffer]
squib [Aus.] Feigling {m}
squib [obs.] erbärmlicher Kerl {m}
squib [satire] Satire {f} [kurze satirische Schrift]
squib [satirical verse]Spottvers {m}
squib [small firework]Frosch {m} [Knallfrosch]
squib (load)Rohrkrepierer {m}
squib round Rohrkrepierer {m}
squibbedverpufft
squibbing bespöttelnd
squibs Frösche {pl}
squid Kalmar {m}
squid Tintenfisch {m}
squid {pl} [coll.] [pound sterling] [Br.]Öcken {pl} [ugs.]
squid [treated as sg. or pl.] [any of an order (Teuthoidea) of cephalopods] Tintenfische {pl}
Squid / squid [British World War II ship-mounted anti-submarine weapon]Squid {m} [U-Boot-Abwehrwaffe]
squid cocktail Tintenfisch-Cocktail {m}
squid species Tintenfischart {f}
squid species {pl}Tintenfischarten {pl}
squidgy [Br.] [coll.] glitschig
squidgy [Br.] [coll.] nass und weich
squids [any of an order (Teuthoidea) of cephalopods]Tintenfische {pl}
squids [class Cephalopoda]Tintenschnecken {pl} [ugs.] [Tintenfische]
Squidward Tentacles [SpongeBob SquarePants] Thaddäus Tentakel [SpongeBob Schwammkopf]
squidworm [Teuthidodrilus samae] Teuthidodrilus (samae) {m}
squiff [Br.] [coll.] leicht betrunken
squiffed [Br.] [coll.] [slightly drunk] leicht betrunken [beschwipst]
squiffed [Br.] [coll.] [slightly drunk] beschwipst
squiffier [coll.] angesäuselter [ugs.]
« squa — squa — squa — squa — squa — sque — squi — squi — SriL — St.A — St.J »
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