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EnglishGerman
to skip about herumhüpfen
to skip aheadvoranspringen [vorausspringen]
to skip back and forth between sth. [e.g. individual steps] innerhalb / zwischen etw. hin- und herspringen [fig.] [z. B. innerhalb einzelner Handlungsschritte]
to skip bail [coll.] die Kaution verfallen lassen
to skip classes [coll.] den Unterricht schwänzen [ugs.]
to skip dinner das Abendessen auslassen
to skip down to gleich kommen zu
to skip meals Mahlzeiten auslassen
to skip out on a tab [idiom]die Zeche prellen
to skip out on sb. [coll.] [fig.]jdn. stehen / sitzen / hängen lassen [ugs.] [im Stich lassen]
to skip out on sb. [coll.] [fig.]jdn. im Stich lassen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to skip out on sb. [coll.] [fig.] jdn. im Regen stehen lassen [ugs.] [fig.] [Redewendung] [im Stich lassen]
to skip out on sb. [coll.] [fig.]jdn. sitzenlassen [ugs.] [im Stich lassen] [auch: sitzen lassen]
to skip out on sth. [coll.] [fig.]etw. [Dat.] aus dem Weg gehen [fig.] [einer Frage, Verantwortung, etc. ausweichen]
to skip out on the bill [coll.] [Am.] [idiom] die Zeche prellen
to skip over an item einen Punkt überspringen
to skip over details über Einzelheiten hinweggehen
to skip over sth.etw. [Akk.] überspringen
to skip over sth. über etw. [Akk.] hinwegspringen
to skip past überflügeln
to skip rope [Am.]seilspringen
to skip rope [Am.] seilhüpfen
to skip sb. [e.g. in UNO®]jdn. überspringen [z. B. bei UNO®] [jdn. aussetzen lassen]
to skip sb./sth. [to pass over]jdn./etw. übergehen
to skip schoolSchul stageln [österr.] [regional] [Schule schwänzen]
to skip school [coll.] die Schule schwänzen [ugs.]
to skip school [coll.]blaumachen [ugs.] [die Schule schwänzen]
to skip sth. [a passage of a text involuntarily]etw. [Akk.] überlesen
to skip sth. [an appointment etc.] etw. spritzen [österr. ugs.] [Termin etc.]
to skip sth. [coll.] [not attend] sich [Dat.] etw. schenken [ugs.] [Vorlesung etc.]
to skip sth. [generation, passage, chapter etc.]etw. [Akk.] überspringen [fig.] [auslassen, übergehen]
to skip sth. [lesson etc.] etw. ausfallen lassen [nicht hingehen]
to skip sth. [not attend]etw. sausen lassen [ugs.]
to skip sth. [not attend] etw. [Akk.] auslassen [nicht hingehen, schwänzen]
to skip sth. [omit] [e.g. a few lines] etw. [Akk.] auslassen [überspringen]
to skip sth. [pages, chapters etc.]etw. überschlagen [auslassen in Buch, Text]
to skip the details nicht ins Detail gehen
to skip through timedurch die Zeit zappen [ugs.]
to skip to sth. [of readers: go to another chapter, part, etc. of a text] zu etw. [Dat.] springen [fig.] [beim Lesen: zu einem anderen Teil des Textes]
to skip town [coll.]aus der Stadt abhauen [ugs.]
to skip workblaumachen [ugs.]
to skirl [Scot.: to shriek]kreischen
to skirl [Scot.] [esp. of bagpipe, police whistle, etc.: produce a shrill sound]schrillen
to skirl [to play the bagpipe] Dudelsack spielen
to skirmish plänkeln
to skirmish [engage in a minor battle in war] scharmützeln
to skirmish [fight in loose formation]tiraillieren
to skirmish (with sb.) sich (mit jdm.) Gefechte liefern
to skirr huschen
to skirtbegrenzen
to skirt an issueeinem Problem aus dem Weg gehen
to skirt around / round sth. [also fig.] etw. [Akk.] umgehen [auch fig.]
to skirt sth.um etw. herumgehen
to skirt sth. [also fig.] [avoid, shirk] etw. umgehen [auch fig.: ausweichen, nicht eingehen]
to skirt sth. [form a border around] etw. [Akk.] umranden
to skirt sth. [move along] etw. entlanggehen [oder fahren]
to skirt the law das Gesetz umgehen
to skitverspotten
to skit upon sth. etw. verspotten
to skite [Aus., NZ] [coll.] [to boast] prahlen
to skitter dahinjagen
to skitterrutschen
to skitter [to scamper or scurry]huschen
to skittle kegeln
to skive [Br.] [coll.]sich drücken [ugs.]
to skive leather Leder spalten
to skive off [Br.] [coll.]sich verdrücken [ugs.]
to skive off [Br.] [coll.] sich [Akk.] abseilen [ugs., fig.: sich verdrücken]
to skive off work [Br.] blaumachen [ugs.]
to skive off work [Br.] [coll.]sich vor der Arbeit drücken [ugs.]
to skive off work [coll.] [Br.] [Aus.]krankfeiern [ugs.]
to skive (off) school [coll.] [Br.] [Aus.] die Schule schwänzen [ugs.]
to skive (off) school [coll.] [Br.] [Aus.] die Schule blaumachen [ugs.]
to Skolemize / skolemize sth.etw. [Akk.] skolemisieren
to skrike [regional Br. dialect] [sl.] [obs.] [to shriek] schreien
to skulkherumschleichen
to skulk schleichen
to skulk sich [Akk.] versteckt halten
to skulk [lurk] lauern
to skulk offsich [Akk.] davonschleichen
to skulk off sich [Akk.] davonstehlen
to skull sb. with sth. [coll.] jdm. den Kopf mit etw. einschlagen
to skunk [Am.] [sl.]haushoch gewinnen [ein Spiel gewinnen, ohne Torchancen / Gelegenheiten zu punkten zuzulassen]
to skunk sb. [Am.] [coll.] [defeat overwhelmingly in a game or contest] jdn. fertigmachen [ugs.] [völlig besiegen]
to sky [jump high]hochsteigen [hochspringen]
to sky sth. [hang near the top of the wall (above line of vision)] [dated] [coll.] etw. (deutlich) oberhalb der Augenhöhe aufhängen [Bild, Gemälde]
to sky sth. [hit high into the air] etw. in die Wolken schlagen [z. B. Golfball, Fußball]
to sky the ball eine Kerze fabrizieren [Fußballjargon]
to sky the balleine Kerze produzieren [Fußballjargon]
to sky the ball [golf] den Ball unterschlagen
to skydive Fallschirm springen
to skyjack ein Flugzeug entführen
to skylarklautstark herumtollen
to skypeskypen
to skyrocketin die Höhe schießen
to skyrocketin die Höhe schießen lassen
to skyrocket sprunghaft ansteigen [Preise, Kosten]
to skyrocket emporschnellen
to sky-rocketin die Höhe schießen
to skyrocket [fig.] in die Höhe schnellen [fig.]
« tosi — tosi — tosi — tosi — tosk — tosk — tosk — tosl — tosl — tosl — tosl »
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