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to sponsor finanziell unterstützen
to sponsor a child die Patenschaft für ein Kind übernehmen [Dritte Welt]
to sponsor sb. jdn. sponsern
to sponsor sb. under sb. [network marketing; esp. in (illegal) pyramid schemes]jdn. unter jdm. einschreiben [Network-Marketing; bes. in (illegalen) Schneeballsystemen]
to sponsor sb./sth. für jdn./etw. bürgen
to sponsor sth. etw. als Geldgeber unterstützen
to sponsor sth. etw. unterstützen [sponsern]
to sponsor under sb. [network marketing; esp. in (illegal) pyramid schemes] sich [Akk.] unter jdm. einschreiben [Network-Marketing; bes. in (illegalen) Schneeballsystemen]
to spooftäuschen
to spoof [coll.]parodieren
to spoof [coll.] verballhornen [parodieren]
to spoof sb. [coll.] [fool or hoax]jdn. beschwindeln [in betrügerischer Absicht]
to spoof sb. [coll.] [hoax, trick]jdn. reinlegen [ugs.]
to spoof sb./sth.jdn./etw. verulken
to spook [coll.] herumgeistern
to spook [coll.]als Gespenst erscheinen
to spook [coll.]spuken
to spook [take fright] scheuen
to spook sb. jdn. erschrecken
to spook sb. [coll.] jdn. verängstigen
to spool aufspulen
to spool aufwickeln
to spool wickeln
to spool in einspulen
to spool out ausspulen
to spool sth. [e.g. thread]etw. spulen [z. B. Garn]
to spoon [coll.] [dated]kosen [dichter.]
to spoon [coll.] [dated] [cuddle, kiss]schmusen [ugs.]
to spoon [obs.] [to scud] lenzen [vor dem Wind segeln]
to spoon [of two persons; to lie close to each other, like spoons in a drawer; also: to have sex in that position]Löffelchen machen
to spoon [to sleep with someone in close contact, both facing right or left] in der Löffelchen-Position schlafen
to spoon out sth. [distribute sth. with a spoon]etw. [Akk.] auslöffeln [mit einem Löffel verteilen]
to spoon sth. etw. [Akk.] löffeln
to spoon sth. into sth. [cup, etc.] etw. [Akk.] mit dem Löffel in etw. [Akk.] füllen [Tasse, usw.]
to spoon sth. up etw. [Akk.] auslöffeln
to spoon up sth.etw. [Akk.] auslöffeln
to spoonfeed mit dem Löffel füttern
to spoon-feed sb. jdn. (mit dem Löffel) füttern
to spoon-feed sb. [fig.] jdn. geistig bevormunden
to spoon-feed sb. [fig.]jdn. am Gängelband führen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to spoon-feed sb. [fig.]jdn. gängeln [pej.]
to spore sich durch Sporen vermehren
to sport [frolic]tollen
to sport a beard einen Bart tragen
to sport sth. [clothing, etc.]etw. [Akk.] stolz tragen [Kleidung etc.]
to sport sth. [clothing, etc.]etw. [Akk.] tragen [Kleidung etc.]
to sport sth. [display]etw. [Akk.] zur Schau tragen
to sport sth. [show off with clothing, etc.] mit etw. [Dat.] angeben [ugs.] [mit Kleidung etc. prahlen]
to sport sth. [show off with clothing, etc.] mit etw. [Dat.] protzen [ugs.] [Kleidung etc.]
to sport sth. [wear a piece of clothing (but not a hat)] etw. [Akk.] anhaben [ein Kleidungsstück]
to sport the / one's oak [Br.] [in some universities]die Tür verschlossen halten
to sport the / one's oak [Br.] [in some universities] (für Besucher) nicht zu sprechen / zu Hause sein
to sport with sb.'s feelingsmit jds. Gefühlen spielen
to sporulate Sporen bilden
to sporulate sporulieren
to spot [leave spots; e.g.: Hard water will spot.] flecken [regional] [selten] [Flecken machen; z. B.: Rotwein fleckt.]
to spot [take spots (easily); e.g.: Silk spots easily.]flecken [regional] [selten] [(leicht) Flecken annehmen; z. B.: Seide fleckt leicht.]
to spot a tail [detective, spy] [coll.] einen Verfolger entdecken [erkennen]
to spot one's name seinen Namen beschmutzen
to spot one's nameseinen Namen besudeln
to spot outwegretuschieren
to spot sb. [perceive] jdn. sehen [erblicken, in der Menge entdecken]
to spot sb. sth. [Am.] [coll.] [to lend sb. sth. (money, esp. a small amount of it)] jdm. etw. leihen [Geld, bes. eine kleinere Summe]
to spot sb. ten points jdm. zehn Punkte vorgeben
to spot sb./sth. [catch sight of]jdn./etw. erblicken [geh.]
to spot sb./sth. [catch sight] jdn./etw. erspähen [geh.]
to spot sb./sth. [detect or discern, esp. in the distance] jdn./etw. ausmachen [entdecken, (in der Ferne) erkennen]
to spot sb./sth. [discover, catch sight]jdn./etw. erkennen [entdecken, wahrnehmen]
to spot sb./sth. [discover, locate]jdn./etw. ausfindig machen
to spot sb./sth. [locate] jdn./etw. orten
to spot sb./sth. [sight]jdn./etw. sichten
to spot sth. [blemish, defile]etw. beflecken
to spot sth. [discover] etw. entdecken
to spot sth. [discover]etw. [Akk.] herausfinden
to spot sth. [dot] etw. tüpfeln
to spot turn auf der Stelle wenden
to spot-check stichprobenartig prüfen
to spot-face anflachen
to spot-face anfräsen
to spotlight anstrahlen
to spotlight sb./sth.ein Schlaglicht auf jdn./etw. werfen
to spotlight sth. [fig.] [to call attention to sth.]auf etw. [Akk.] aufmerksam machen
to spot-repair sth.etw. ausbessern
to spot-weld punktschweißen
to spot-weld sth. etw. [Akk.] anpunkten
to spoutherausspritzen
to spout ausgießen
to spout hervorsprudeln
to spout Wasser speien
to spoutvon sich geben [fig.]
to spout herausschießen [Wasser]
to spoutheraussprudeln
to spout [coll.] [pej.] [talk or speak at some length or in an oratorical manner] große Reden halten [pej.]
to spout [utter a stream of words about sth.] [coll.] [pej.] palavern [ugs.] [pej.]
to spout forth about sth. [coll.] [idiom] über etw. [Akk.] salbadern [ugs.] [pej.] [Redewendung]
to spout outherausspritzen
to spout out speien [geh.]
to spout sth. [pej.] [express sth. in a lengthy, declamatory, and unreflecting way] etw. vom Stapel lassen [ugs.] [pej.] [Redewendung] [von sich geben, äußern]
to spout sth. (off) [pej.] [admonitions, sayings, etc.] etw. [Akk.] von sich [Dat.] geben [Ermahnungen, Sprüche etc.]
to spout twaddle [Br.] [coll.] [pej.]irres Zeug daherfaseln [ugs.] [pej.]
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