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EnglishGerman
to bog downstecken bleiben
to bog down im Schlamm versinken
to bog off [Br.]abhauen [ugs.]
to bog sth. etw. [Akk.] im Sumpf versenken
to bogart sth. [Am.] [coll.] sich [Dat.] etw. [Akk.] unter den Nagel reißen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to bogart sth. [Am.] [coll.] etw. vereinnahmen
to bogey [golf] eins über Par einlochen
to bogglezurückschrecken
to boggle ausweichen
to boggleerschrecken
to bogglescheuen
to boggle schwanken
to bogglestutzen [erschrecken]
to bogglezusammenfahren [z. B. vor Schreck]
to boggle [coll.] pfuschen [ugs.]
to boggle at sth. bei / vor etw. [Dat.] stutzen [zurückschrecken]
to boggle sb.'s mind [coll.]jds. Vorstellungsvermögen übersteigen
to bohemianizeein lockeres Leben führen
to bohemianize sich wie ein Künstler geben
to boil sieden
to boil wallen
to boil brühen
to boil [also fig.]kochen [ugs. auch fig.]
to boil an egg ein Ei kochen
to boil away verkochen
to boil away wegkochen
to boil away [alcohol in cooking] verfliegen [Alkohol beim Kochen]
to boil down eindampfen
to boil down toherunterkochen auf
to boil down to sth. auf etw. einkochen
to boil down to sth. [fig.] auf etw. [Akk.] hinauslaufen
to boil dry verkochen
to boil fast schnell kochen
to boil furiously wie wild kochen [in Wasser]
to boil gently mit kleinem Feuer kochen
to boil in their jackets [e.g. potatoes] mit (der) Schale kochen
to boil inside [fig.] innerlich kochen [fig.]
to boil lightlybei niederer Temperatur kochen
to boil offabsieden
to boil out auskochen
to boil outausbrühen
to boil out (mit kochendem Wasser) keimfrei machen
to boil out (the) instruments Instrumente abkochen / auskochen [sterilisieren]
to boil overüberlaufen [überkochen]
to boil over [also fig.] überkochen [auch fig.]
to boil over / up [fig.] [emotions, debate] hochkochen [fig.] [Emotionen, Debatte]
to boil over a slow fire bei geringer Hitze kochen
to boil over with anger [fig.]vor Zorn überkochen [fig.]
to boil over with rage aus Wut überschäumen
to boil potatoesKartoffeln kochen
to boil riceReis kochen
to boil sth. etw. kochen lassen
to boil sth. [to kill the germs] etw. abkochen [keimfrei machen]
to boil sth. down [fig.] [arguments, statements] etw. auf den Punkt bringen [fig.]
to boil sth. down [for a thicker consistency]etw. [Akk.] einreduzieren [einkochen]
to boil sth. down [reduce the volume of a liquid by boiling] etw. reduzieren [das Einkochen lassen bis zu der gewünschten Dicke]
to boil sth. down to an essence [idiom]etw. auf den Punkt bringen [Redewendung]
to boil sth. till soft [coll.]etw. [Akk.] weich kochen
to boil sth. until softetw. [Akk.] weich kochen
to boil tar Teer kochen
to boil the laundry die Wäsche kochen
to boil the ocean sich übernehmen [sich zu viel zumuten]
to boil the washing die Wäsche kochen
to boil thoroughlydurchkochen
to boil to a mash zu einem Brei kochen
to boil to a pulp zu einem Brei verkochen
to boil to shredsverkochen
to boil too longzu lange kochen
to boil until it forms a syrup zu einem Sirup kochen
to boil until soft weichkochen
to boil until tenderweich kochen
to boil up aufkochen
to boil upüberkochen [österr., sonst regional für: aufkochen]
to boil up again erneut aufkochen (lassen)
to boil water Wasser kochen
to boil wellgut kochen
to boil with anger [fig.]vor Zorn kochen [fig.]
to boil with indignation [idiom] vor Entrüstung außer sich [Dat.] sein [Redewendung]
to boil with rage vor Wut kochen
to boink [Am.] [vulg.]bumsen [vulg.]
to boldface sth. [typography] etw. [Akk.] fetten [selten] [fett schreiben]
to boldface sth. [typography]etw. [Akk.] fett schreiben
to bolk [archaic or dialect] [belch] bölken [ugs.] [bes. niederd.] [rülpsen]
to bollix sth. [Am.] [coll.]etw. verpfuschen [ugs.]
to bollix sth. [Am.] [coll.] etw. durcheinander bringen [alt]
to bollix sth. [Am.] [coll.]etw. durcheinanderbringen
to bollix sth. up [coll.] etw. vermasseln [ugs.]
to bollocks sth. [sl.]bei etw. Mist bauen [ugs.]
to bolshevise [Br.] bolschewisieren
to bolshevize bolschewisieren
to bolster Mut machen
to bolster auspolstern
to bolsterKissen unterlegen
to bolster künstlich halten
to bolster polstern
to bolster [fig.] stärken
to bolster [support]helfen
to bolster a credit einen Kredit stützen
to bolster sb. up jdn. stärken
to bolster sb. up jdm. Mut machen
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