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to scavenge for food (in garbage / rubbish) in Abfällen nach Essbarem suchen
to scavenge sth. etw. [Akk.] ergattern [ugs.]
to scavenge the streetdie Straße fegen
to scenario [rare] Drehbuch schreiben
to scenarioize [rare]in Szenen umschreiben
to scenarise [Br.] in Szenen umschreiben
to scenarize in Szenen umschreiben
to scend in ein Wellental tauchen
to scenddurch schweren Seegang stampfen
to scent duften
to scent riechen
to scentparfümieren
to scent schnüffeln
to scent a rival einen Rivalen wittern
to scent a roguery eine Gaunerei wittern
to scent a wolf einen Wolf wittern
to scent sth. [also fig.]etw. [Akk.] wittern [auch fig.]
to scent the air die Luft parfümieren
to scent the air Luft schnuppern
to schedulefestsetzen
to scheduleplanen
to schedulezeitlich einplanen
to schedule zeitlich festlegen
to schedule Zeitplan festlegen
to schedule termingemäß
to schedulepünktlich
to schedule[in einer Liste, etc.] erfassen
to schedule [meeting, appointment] ansetzen
to schedule [SAP term]einplanen [SAP-Terminus, Modul BS-DS]
to schedule an appointment einen Termin ansetzen
to schedule goods Waren in einer Liste zusammenstellen
to schedule goods Waren auflisten
to schedule in a list in einer Liste aufführen
to schedule sth. etw. [Akk.] festlegen
to schedule sth. etw. [Akk.] ins Programm einstellen [planen]
to schematise [Br.] schematisieren
to schematizeschematisieren
to scheme planen
to schemePläne machen
to scheme Ränke schmieden [geh.] [veraltend]
to scheme Pläne schmieden
to scheme [form intrigues]intrigieren
to scheme [more than one person] [pej.]mauscheln [ugs.] [pej.] [oft antisemitisch]
to scheme a plan einen Plan schmieden
to scheme a revolt einen Aufstand planen
to scheme an intrigueeine Intrige anzetteln
to scheme in secret insgeheim planen
to scheme sth.etw. [Akk.] in ein System bringen
to scheme sth.etw. [Akk.] im Schilde führen [Redewendung]
to scheme sth. [pej.] etw. [Akk.] aushecken [ugs.]
to schillerize Schillern verleihen
to Schillerize [rare] [imitate Schiller] schillerisieren
to schlep [esp. Am.] [coll.] sich schleppen
to schlep sth. [esp. Am.] [coll.] etw. [Akk.] schleppen
to schlepp [esp. Am.] [coll.](sich) schleppen
to schlepp oneself someplace [Am.] [coll.] sich [Akk.] irgendwo hinbemühen [geh.]
to schlump around [Am.] [coll.] herumhängen [ugs.]
to schmooze schwätzen [bes. südd.] [schwatzen]
to schmoozesich locker unterhalten
to schmooze [esp. Am.] [coll.] plaudern
to schmooze sb. [coll.]jdm. Honig ums Maul schmieren [fig.] [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to schmooze sb. [coll.] jdm. Honig um den Bart schmieren [fig.] [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to schoolschwärmen
to school einen Schwarm bilden
to school a dog einen Hund trainieren
to school oneself in patience Geduld einüben
to school sb.jdn. erziehen
to school sb. jdn. lehren
to school sb. jdn. schulen
to school sb. jdn. beschulen [geh.]
to school sb. [archaic] jdn. tadeln
to schtup [sl.] [copulate with a woman or another man] [from Yidd.] [chiefly Am.]ficken [vulg.]
to schuss schussfahren [Ski]
to schuss [skiing]mit Schuss fahren [Skifahren]
to scientify sth. [make more scientific]etw. verwissenschaftlichen
to scientize wissenschaftlich handeln
to scintillate funkeln
to scintillate glitzern
to scintillatebrillieren [in einer Aufführung, Diskussion]
to scintillate [be lively or brilliant] [fig.] bravourieren [selten] [bravourös sein]
to scissor sth. etw. schneiden [mit der Schere]
to sclaff [esp. Br.] [golf] [bei einem Golfschlag den Rasen anstelle des Balls treffen]
to sclerotise [Br.]aushärten [Chitinpanzer etc.]
to sclerotize aushärten [Chitinpanzer etc.]
to scoff [Br.] [coll.] [food]in sich hineinstopfen [ugs.]
to scoff [Br.] [coll.] [eat greedily]verspachteln [ugs.] [aufessen]
to scoff [Br.] [food]futtern [ugs.]
to scoff [Br.] [food]verputzen [ugs.]
to scoff [mock] spotten
to scoff [mock] spötteln
to scoff at spotten über
to scoff atsich verächtlich äußern über
to scoff at everything [deride or mock others frequently] auf der Bank der Spötter sitzen [fig.] [geh.] [ein Spötter sein]
to scoff at sb. jdn. verspotten
to scoff at sb./sth. über jdn./etw. höhnen
to scoff at sb./sth. [mock]sich [Akk.] über jdn./etw. lustig machen
to scoff sth. [Br.] [coll.] [eat sth. quickly and greedily] sich [Dat.] den Bauch mit etw. vollschlagen [ugs.]
to scoff sth. [Br.] [coll.] [eat sth. quickly and greedily]etw. verschlingen [etw. hastig und gierig essen]
to scoff sth. [Br.] [coll.] [eat sth. quickly and greedily] etw. hinunterschlingen
to scoff sth. [Br.] [coll.] [food] etw. verdrücken [ugs.] [essen]
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