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English	German
to strain	ziehen
to strain	abseihen
to strain	seihen
to strain	recken
to strain	drücken [bei Stuhlentleerung]
to strain [e. g. a rope]	gravieren [veraltet] [belasten] [z. B. ein Seil]
to strain [to do sth.]	sich [Akk.] anstrengen [bemühen etw. zu tun]
to strain a muscle	sich [Dat.] einen Muskel zerren
to strain a muscle	sich [Dat.] einen Muskel verspannen
to strain a rope	ein Seil spannen
to strain at a gnat and swallow a camel	Mücken seihen und Kamele verschlucken
to strain at the leash to do sth. [coll.] [fig.]	heiß darauf sein, etw. zu tun [ugs.]
to strain every nerve	alle Nerven anspannen
to strain off sth. [by sieve]	etw. ausfiltern
to strain off water	Wasser abgießen
to strain one's attention	die Aufmerksamkeit anstrengen
to strain one's ears	die Ohren spitzen [ugs.] [angestrengt lauschen]
to strain one's eyes	seine Augen überanstrengen
to strain one's voice	die Stimme überanstrengen
to strain one's wrist	sich [Dat.] das Handgelenk verstauchen
to strain oneself	sich [Akk.] anstrengen
to strain oneself	sich [Akk.] strapazieren
to strain oneself [injure through severe use]	sich [Akk.] überheben
to strain out sth. [e.g. solids]	etw. aussieben [z. B. feste Stoffe]
to strain sb./sth. [tire]	jdn./etw. angreifen [ermüden, anstrengen]
to strain sth.	etw. [Akk.] anspannen
to strain sth.	sich [Dat.] etw. [Akk.] zerren
to strain sth. [cause stress to]	etw. strapazieren
to strain sth. [press through a strainer]	etw. passieren
to strain sth. [stretch]	etw. spannen
to strain sth. [through a sieve]	etw. [Akk.] sieben
to strain the budget	das Budget strapazieren
to strain the groin	sich [Dat.] die Leiste zerren
to strain the law	das Gesetz dehnen
to strain the truth	die Wahrheit verdrehen
to strain through a sieve	durch ein Sieb passieren
to strain ties [relations]	die Beziehungen belasten
to strain upwards	unter Schwierigkeiten in die Höhe streben
to straiten	beschränken
to straiten	bedrängen
to straiten	einengen
to straiten	einschränken
to straiten	verengen
to straitjacket sb./sth. [fig.] [severely restrict]	jdn./etw. radikal beschränken [fig.] [auch: strikt beschränken] [förmlich in eine Zwangsjacke stecken]
to strand	auf den Strand setzen
to strand	auf Grund treiben
to strand	scheitern lassen
to strand	auf Grund laufen
to strand	stecken bleiben
to strand sb.	jdn. stranden lassen
to strand sth. [ropes etc.]	etw. [Akk.] verseilen [Seile usw.]
to strangle	erdrosseln
to strangle	strangulieren
to strangle	ersticken
to strangle sb.	jdn. erwürgen
to strangle sb.	jdm. die Luft abschneiden
to strangle sb.	jdn. würgen
to strangle sb. to death	jdn. erwürgen
to strangulate	abschnüren
to strangulate	strangulieren
to strap	festschnallen
to strap	verprügeln
to strap down	festschnallen
to strap on	anschnallen [Rucksack]
to strap sb. in	jdn. anschnallen
to strap sth. [fasten]	etw. [Akk.] schnallen [befestigen]
to strap sth. on	etw. festschnallen
to strap sth. on [a belt]	(sich [Dat.]) etw. [Akk.] umlegen [einen Gürtel]
to strap sth. on [rucksack]	etw. aufschnallen
to strap sth. on [rucksack]	etw. [Akk.] schultern
to strap sth. on [skis, rucksack, etc.]	etw. anschnallen [Skier, Rucksack etc.]
to strap sth. on [watch, belt]	etw. anlegen [Uhr etc.]
to strap sth. (together)	etw. [Akk.] beweglich (miteinander) verbinden
to strap up	anschnallen [Person]
to strategize	eine Strategie entwerfen
to stratify	in Schichten liegen
to stratify	Schichten bilden
to stratify	sich [Akk.] schichten
to stratify sth.	etw. [Akk.] schichten
to stratify sth.	etw. [Akk.] stratifizieren
to stratify sth. (by sth.)	etw. [Akk.] (nach etw. [Dat.]) unterteilen
to stravaig [Scot.] [N. Engl.]	umherwandern
to stray	abirren
to stray	herumirren
to stray	herumstreunen
to stray	sich verirren
to stray	umherirren
to stray	umherwandern
to stray	sich [Akk.] verlaufen [in die Irre gehen]
to stray	abschweifen
to stray [e.g. from the path]	irren [herumirren]
to stray [esp. of animals, also of vagabonds etc.]	streunen
to stray [have an affair]	fremdgehen [ugs.]
to stray [rove around, tramp]	vagabundieren [umherstreifen]
to stray [to go astray, deviate]	abweichen [vom rechten Weg]
to stray from sth. [become distracted]	von etw. [Dat.] abschweifen
to stray from the path of duty	vom Pfad der Pflicht abweichen
to stray from the right path [fig.]	vom rechten Weg abkommen [fig.]
to stray from the straight and narrow [idiom]	vom rechten Weg abgehen [fig.]
to stray from the straight and narrow [idiom]	von der rechten Bahn abkommen [Redewendung]
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