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to pull up [Br.] [driver/vehicle] anhalten [Lenker/Fahrzeug]
to pull up [brake]bremsen [fig.]
to pull up [of a vehicle or its driver] anhalten
to pull up a chaireinen Stuhl heranziehen
to pull up a hill einen Hügel hinauffahren
to pull up a hill [Br.]einen Hügel hinaufkeuchen
to pull up one's socks [Br.] [coll.] [idiom] sich [Akk.] am Riemen reißen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to pull up short [idiom]plötzlich bremsen
to pull up stakes [Am.] [coll.]seine Zelte abbrechen [fig.]
to pull up the cardas Auto vorfahren
to pull up to sb./sth.vor jdm./etw. anhalten
to pull up weeds Unkraut jäten
to pull up weeds Unkraut zupfen
[to pull a face with a protruding lower lip, when sulky or starting to cry] ein Schippchen machen [ugs., hum.]
[to pull a face with a protruding lower lip, when sulky or starting to cry] ein Schippchen ziehen [ugs., hum.]
to pullulatewuchern
to pullulate keimen
to pullulate sprießen / hervorsprießen
to pulpentfleischen
to pulp zu Brei werden
to pulp [waste paper] makulieren [selten]
to pulp sth.etw. [Akk.] zermalmen [zerdrücken. zerstampfen]
to pulp sth. etw. zu Brei verarbeiten
to pulp sth. [books, a publication, an issue, etc.] etw. [Akk.] einstampfen [Bücher, eine Veröffentlichung, eine Ausgabe etc.]
to pulpify zu Brei machen
to pulsate pulsieren
to pulsate schwingen
to pulsate (rhythmisch) schlagen
to pulsate (rhythmisch) pochen
to pulsepulsieren
to pulse pulsen
to pulse [pulsate] pochen [pulsieren]
to pultrude sth.etw. [Akk.] strangziehen
to pultrude sth. etw. [Akk.] pultrudieren
to pulverise [Br.] pulverisieren
to pulverise sth. [Br.] etw. vermahlen
to pulverise sth. [Br.] [by grinding]etw. [Akk.] zerreiben
to pulverize pulverisieren
to pulverize zu Staub zerfallen
to pulverizezermahlen [zu Staub]
to pulverize sth.etw. vermahlen
to pulverize sth. etw. zerstampfen [zerpulvern]
to pulverize sth. [by grinding]etw. [Akk.] zerreiben
to pumice sth. etw. abbimsen [mit Bimsstein reinigen, glätten]
to pummelmit den Fäusten bearbeiten
to pummel verprügeln
to pummel on sth. auf etw. [Akk.] einhämmern [Artillerie]
to pummel sb. jdn. schlagen [oft, heftig] [auch besiegen]
to pummel sb./sth. (mit den Fäusten) auf jdn./etw. eintrommeln
to pummel sth. [devastate] [e.g. coastal areas by a hurricane] etw. [Akk.] verwüsten
to pummel sth. [fig.] [novel, film etc.]etw. [Akk.] vernichten [fig.] [Roman, Film etc.] [durch Kritiken verreißen]
to pumpaufpumpen
to pump air Luft pumpen
to pump down abpumpen
to pump dryleerpumpen
to pump drytrockenpumpen
to pump information from sb. aus jdm. Informationen herausholen
to pump information out of sb. Information aus jdm. herauspumpen
to pump iron [coll.] Gewichte stemmen
to pump iron [coll.] pumpen [ugs.] [Krafttrainig machen]
to pump iron [coll.] [fig.] [weight training] Eisen fressen [ugs.] [fig.] [Krafttraining]
to pump outherauspumpen
to pump out auspumpen
to pump out abpumpen
to pump out [fig.]erschöpfen
to pump out [water]lenzen [mit Pumpe]
to pump over umpumpen
to pump over überpumpen
to pump sb. [coll.] bei jdm. nachhaken [ugs.]
to pump sb. [coll.] jdn. ausfragen
to pump sb. [coll.] jdn. ausquetschen [ugs.]
to pump sb. for information [coll.]jdn. aushorchen
to pump sb. for money jdn. (um Geld) anpumpen [ugs.]
to pump sb. up [Am.] [coll.] [idiom] [raise sb.'s interest, enthusiasm]jdn. in Stimmung bringen
to pump (sth.) (etw. [Akk.]) pumpen
to pump the stomach den Magen auspumpen
to pump upheraufpumpen
to pump up a tyre [Br.] einen Reifen aufpumpen
to pump up oilÖl fördern
to pun kalauern [wortspielerisch]
to pun mit Worten spielen
to punch boxen
to punchknuffen
to punchstanzen
to punch punzen
to punch punzieren [veraltet] [punzen]
to punch [Am.] [cattle, etc.] treiben
to punch [hit repeatedly] einhämmern auf
to punch [holes]lochen
to punch [punch out]ausstanzen
to punch a holeein Loch stanzen
to punch a hole in sth. ein Loch in etw. [Akk.] schlagen
to punch a hole in sth. ein Loch in etw. [Akk.] stanzen
to punch a ticketeine Fahrkarte lochen
to punch away [football]wegfausten
to punch clear [goalkeeper with his fists to clear the ball from his goalmouth] wegboxen [Torwart den Ball mit der Faust]
to punch clear [goalkeeper with his fists to clear the ball from his goalmouth]wegfausten [wegboxen]
to punch downunterstoßen
to punch holes (in / into sth.)(etw. [Akk.]) löchern [ugs.] [mit Löchern versehen]
to punch in einstempeln [Stechuhr]
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