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to gum up the works [coll.] [idiom]alles vermasseln [ugs.]
to gun down sb. [coll.] jdn. abknallen [ugs.]
to gun for sth. [try to win or obtain] [coll.] [fig.] etw. [Akk.] anstreben
to gun sb. down [coll.]jdn. niederschießen
to gun sb. down [coll.] jdn. umballern [ugs.]
to gun sb. down [coll.]jdn. über den Haufen schießen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to gun sb. down [coll.] jdn. umsägen [ugs.] [jdn. niederschießen]
to gun the engine den Motor aufheulen lassen
to gurglegurgeln
to gurgle glucksen
to gurglegluckern
to gurgle plätschern [Bach]
to gurgle [baby] lallen
to gurn [Br.]grimassieren
to gurn [Br.] Grimassen schneiden
to gush sich ergießen
to gushquellen
to gush herausspritzen
to gush (forth)hervorströmen
to gush out herausströmen
to gush (out) [also fig.] hervorsprudeln [auch fig.]
to gush (out) [liquid]heraussprudeln
to gush (out) [liquid]herausschießen [Flüssigkeit]
to gush (out) [smoke, blood, tears]hervorquellen
to gush (over / about)sich ergehen
to gush over sb. jdm. lobhudeln [ugs.] [pej.] [jdm. schmeicheln]
to gush over/about sb./sth.von jdm./etw. schwärmen
to gush upemporschießen [Wasserstrahl etc.]
to gush withtriefen vor [pej.] [fig.]
to gussy sb./sth. up [Am.] [coll.] jdn./etw. aufpeppen [ugs.]
to gussy up sb./sth. [Am.] [coll.] jdn./etw. aufpeppen [ugs.]
to gussy up sb./sth. [coll.] [esp. Am.] jdn./etw. aufhübschen [ugs.]
to gust böig wehen
to gut sth. etw. [Akk.] ausweiden [Tier]
to gut sth. [building] etw. [Akk.] entkernen [Gebäude]
to gut sth. [inside of a building by accidental fire] etw. ausbrennen [Gebäude im Innern durch Feuer]
to gut sth. [to remove the inner organs of an animal] etw. [Akk.] ausnehmen [ein geschlachtetes od. erlegtes Tier]
to gutter riefen
to gutter tropfen [Kerze]
to gutterrillen
to gutter [candle, flame] flackern
to gutter [flow, flush] strömen [durch Abfluss]
to gutter [flow]rinnen [durch Abfluss]
to gutter [groove] furchen
to gutter [hollow out] aushöhlen
to gutter out zu Ende gehen [z. B. Leben, Karriere]
to gutter out [light, candle etc.] (allmählich) ausgehen [Licht, Kerze usw.]
to guttle sth. [archaic] [to eat greedily] etw. [Akk.] schlingen [gierig / hastig essen]
to guy sb./sth. jdn./etw. lächerlich machen
to guy sth.etw. [Akk.] verspannen
to guy sth. [steady or reinforce with a guyline] etw. [Akk.] verankern [fest verbinden]
to guzzle schlucken [ugs.] [Benzin verbrauchen]
to guzzle [drink]schlürfen
to guzzle [eat greedily]fressen [derb] [gierig essen]
to guzzle [eat]futtern [ugs.]
to guzzle oneself [eating] sich vollfressen [ugs.]
to guzzle sth. [drink greedily, continually, or habitually, esp. alcohol] etw. [Akk.] saufen [tierisch oder gierig trinken, bes. Alkohol]
to guzzle sth. [drink] etw. in sich hineinkippen [ugs.]
to gybe [Br.] halsen
to gymnasticate sth. [the muscles of the horse (and rider)] etw. [Akk.] gymnastizieren [die Muskeln des Pferdes (und Reiters) für höchste Anforderungen systematisch durchbilden]
to gymnasticise sth. [Br.] [a horse (and rider)]etw. [Akk.] gymnastizieren [ein Pferd (und einen Reiter)]
to gymnasticize sth. [a horse (and rider)]etw. [Akk.] gymnastizieren [ein Pferd (und einen Reiter)]
to gyp [coll.] schwindeln [betrügen]
to gypsy zigeunern
to gyrate kreisen
to gyraterotieren
to gyratekreiseln
to gyrate sich [Akk.] drehen
to gyrate herumwirbeln
to gyrate (round)wirbeln (um)
to habilitate(sich) habilitieren
to habit [archaic]bekleiden
to habituate gewöhnen
to habituatehabitualisieren
to habituate sb./sth.jdn./etw. habitualisieren
to habituate sb./sth. to sb./sth. jdn./etw. an jdn./etw. gewöhnen
to hack zerhacken
to hack [cough] trocken husten
to hack at säbeln [ugs.]
to hack at einhauen auf
to hack into a computer sich in einen Computer einhacken
to hack into a systemin ein System eindringen
to hack off abhacken
to hack out aushacken
to hack sb. off [Br.] [coll.]jdn. fuchsen [ugs.]
to hack sb. off [Br.] [coll.] jdm. auf die Nerven gehen [ugs.]
to hack sb. off [Br.] [coll.] [annoy]jdm. [Dat.] auf den Keks gehen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to hack sb. off [Br.] [coll.] [fig.] jdn. nerven [ugs.]
to hack sb./sth. to death jdn./etw. (bei lebendigem Leibe) zerstückeln
to hack sb./sth. to pieces jdn./etw. zerstückeln
to hack sth. [chop]etw. hacken
to hack sth. finely [e.g. vegetables] etw. [Akk.] schnippeln [ugs.] [mit einem Messer klein schneiden]
to hack sth. to pieces etw. [Akk.] zerstücken [seltener für: zerstückeln]
to hack (sth.) (etw.) hacken
to hack to pieces zersäbeln [ugs.] [zerstückeln]
to hack up verpfuschen [ugs.]
to hack up vermasseln [ugs.]
to hackle sth. [archaic]etw. [Akk.] (grob) zerkleinern
to hackle sth. [chop roughly] etw. [Akk.] klein hacken [auch: kleinhacken] [in Stücke hauen]
to haemagglutinate [Br.] hämagglutinieren
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