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EnglishGerman
to slip sth. in etw. einfließen lassen [Redewendung]
to slip sth. into sth. [poison into food etc.] heimlich etw. [Akk.] unter / in etw. [Akk.] mischen [Gift unters / ins Essen etc.]
to slip sth. onetw. aufstecken [Hohlkörper, z. B. Kappe, Muffe]
to slip sth. on [clothes] etw. [Akk.] überziehen [Kleidung]
to slip the attentionder Aufmerksamkeit entgehen
to slip the clutchdie Kupplung schleifen lassen
to slip through durchschlüpfen
to slip through entkommen
to slip through hindurchschlüpfen
to slip through [mistake] durchgehen [Fehler]
to slip through an inspection [sample inspection] durch eine Kontrolle schlüpfen [Strichprobenprüfung]
to slip through sb.'s fingers [idiom]jdm. durch die Lappen gehen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to slip through sb.'s net [idiom]jdm. durchs Netz gehen [Redewendung]
to slip to the floor zu Boden gleiten [Fußboden]
to slip to the groundzu Boden gleiten
to slip under the coversunter die Decke schlüpfen
to slip up sich vertun [ugs.]
to slip up einen Fehler begehen
to slit in Streifen schneiden
to slitschlitzen
to slit aufschlitzen
to slit [obs.] [to sever]trennen
to slit one's wrists sich [Dat.] die Pulsadern aufschneiden
to slit one's wrists sich [Dat.] die Handgelenke aufschneiden
to slit open aufritzen
to slit openaufschlitzen
to slit open schlitzen
to slit sb.'s throat jdm. die Kehle durchschneiden
to slither schlittern
to slitherglitschen
to slitherschlickern [regional] [schlittern]
to slither [snake etc.]gleiten
to slither [snake] sich schlängeln [Schlange]
to slither from sb./sth. jdm./etw. entgleiten
to slither up hinaufgleiten
to sliveaufteilen
to sliver abspalten
to sliverzersplittern
to sliver splitten
to sliver sth. [slice]etw. aufschneiden [in dünne Scheiben]
to slob around / out [Br.] [coll.] rumgammeln [ugs.]
to slobbergeifern
to slobberherumalbern [ugs.]
to slobbersabbern [ugs.]
to slobberschlabbern [ugs.]
to slobber trenzen [österr.] [sabbern]
to slobber on sth.etw. [Akk.] beslabbern [Plattdeutsch]
to slobber over sb. von jdm. schwärmen
to slobber over sb. jdn. abküssen
to slobber over sb. [coll.] [fig.] [kiss]jdn. abbusseln [österr.] [südd.] [ugs.] [abküssen]
to slobber over sb./sth. [coll.] [pej.]sich [Akk.] an jdm./etw. aufgeilen [derb]
to slobber over sth.etw. anschmachten
to slog verprügeln
to slog [fig.] [cram for exams]büffeln [ugs.]
to slog [fig.] [work doggedly]schuften [ugs.]
to slog along sich dahinschleppen
to slog along [move with difficulty]sich schleppen [bes. Person]
to slog away [coll.]klotzen [ugs.] [hart arbeiten]
to slog away [coll.]sich [Akk.] abrackern [ugs.]
to slog away [coll.] malochen [ugs.]
to slog away at / on sth. [coll.]sich mit etw. [Dat.] abmühen
to slog away at sth. [coll.] sich [Akk.] mit etw. [Dat.] abplagen
to slog (away) sich [Akk.] abplagen
to slog on [coll.] [continue walking]weiterlatschen [ugs.]
to slog on [coll.] [continue working]weitermachen [mit der Arbeit]
to slog one's guts out [coll.] [idiom]sich [Dat.] die Seele aus dem Leib ackern [Redewendung]
to slog one's guts out [coll.] [idiom]sich [Akk.] kaputtarbeiten [ugs.]
to slog sb. [hit forcefully]jdn. dreschen [ugs.] [verdreschen]
to slog sth. out [coll.] [idiom]etw. [Akk.] bis zum Ende durchstehen
to slog the ball [coll.] den Ball schleudern
to slog throughsich durchschlagen
to slog through sth. sich durch etw. schlagen
to sloganeer Slogans kreieren / benutzen
to slop [feed pigs] Schweine füttern [mit Futterbrei aus Küchenabfällen oder Kleie]
to slop a liquideine Flüssigkeit verschütten
to slop around [liquid] herumschwappen [Flüssigkeit]
to slop (around) [gait] herumschlurfen
to slop out of sth. [liquid]aus etw. [Dat.] schwappen
to slop over [liquid] überschwappen [ugs.]
to slope abschrägen
to slopeabfallen [Gelände etc.]
to slopesich neigen
to slopeabböschen
to slopegeneigt sein [sich neigen]
to slope down (schräg) abfallen [Gelände]
to slope off [Br.] [coll.] sich [Akk.] aus dem Staub machen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [bes. um sich seinen Pflichten zu entziehen]
to slope off [Br.] [coll.]heimlich verschwinden [bes. um sich der Arbeit zu entziehen]
to slope upwards ansteigen
to slosh klatschen [platschen, spritzen]
to sloshplatschen
to slosh [coll.]spritzen [ugs.] [herumspritzen, bes. Wasser, z. B. im Schwimmbad]
to slosh [coll.]schwappen
to slosh [coll.] [splash over] überschwappen [ugs.]
to slosh around schwappen
to slosh (around) herumschwappen
to slosh sb. [Br.] [coll.] jdm. eine runterhauen
to slosh sth. around [coll.] etw. [Akk.] verspritzen
to slosh through mud [coll.] durch Matsch waten [ugs.]
to slot home / ineinlochen [Fußball]
to slot home / in einschieben [Fußball]
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