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to bulgesich [Akk.] bauschen
to bulge [esp. of textiles, form bulges] sich schoppen [österr.] [südd.] [schweiz.] [zusammenbauschen]
to bulge in einbeulen
to bulge out sich [Akk.] ausbauchen
to bulge out sich vorwölben
to bulge out [eyes] hervorquellen [Augen]
to bulge (out) sich [Akk.] aufwölben
to bulk large [literary] [idiom] einen großen Raum einnehmen [fig.]
to bulk large [literary] [idiom] [loom large] eine große Rolle spielen
to bulk large in sb.'s thoughts [literary] [idiom] eine große Rolle in jds. Denken spielen
to bulk large on sb.'s mind [literary] [idiom]eine große Rolle in jds. Denken spielen
to bulk out [loom]hervorstehen
to bulk sth. up (with sth.) [e.g. flour with chalk] etw. [Akk.] (mit etw. [Dat.]) strecken [z. B. Mehl mit Kalk]
to bulk up (Muskelmasse) aufbauen
to bulk up aufstocken
to bull auf Hausse spekulieren
to bull (vorwärts) drängen
to bull (one's way) sich [Dat.] den Weg erzwingen
to bull the market die Preise in die Höhe treiben
to bulldoze terrorisieren
to bulldozeplanieren [mit Bulldozer]
to bulldozedem Erdboden gleichmachen
to bulldoze [fig.] bedrängen
to bulldoze one's way [coll.] [fig.]sich [Akk.] durchboxen [ugs.]
to bulldoze sth. [level off]etw. [Akk.] einebnen
to bulldoze sth. away etw. [Akk.] mit Baggern abtragen
to bulldoze sth. through [bill etc.]etw. durchpeitschen
to bulldozer [also fig.] sich [Akk.] rücksichtslos seinen Weg bahnen [auch fig.]
to bulldozer (away) sth.etw. [Akk.] demolieren
to bulldozer sb.jdn. drangsalieren
to bullshit [vulg.] [to speak nonsense]seichen [regional] [pej.] [Unsinn reden]
to bullshit [vulg.] [to speak nonsense]Scheiß quatschen [salopp] [Unsinn reden]
to bullshit [vulg.] [to speak nonsense]Scheiße labern [vulg.]
to bullshit sb. [vulg.]jdm. Scheiße erzählen [vulg.]
to bullshit sb. [vulg.] jdn. verscheißern [ugs.] [salopp]
to bullshit sb. [vulg.]jdm. Scheiß erzählen [salopp] [pej.]
to bully herumkommandieren [ugs.]
to bullynötigen
to bully quälen
to bullydrangsalieren
to bullykujonieren [ugs.]
to bully [persecute]schikanieren
to bully about herumkommandieren [ugs.]
to bully abouttyrannisieren
to bully around herumkommandieren [ugs.]
to bully around tyrannisieren
to bully arounddrangsalieren
to bully aroundschikanieren
to bully off das Bully ausführen
to bully one's waysich [Dat.] in grober Weise Zutritt verschaffen
to bully sb.jdn. tyrannisieren [unterdrücken, drangsalieren]
to bully sb. jdn. einschüchtern
to bully sb. jdn. wie einen Hund behandeln
to bully sb. jdn. schurigeln [ugs.] [jdn. schikanieren]
to bully sb. jdn. mobben [ugs.]
to bully sb. jdn. piesacken [ugs.]
to bully sb. into doing sth.jdn. unter Druck setzen, etw. zu tun
to bullyrag mit jdm. derbe Scherze treiben
to bulwark sth.etw. [Akk.] verbollwerken [veraltet]
to bum a cigarette off sb. [coll.]von jdm. eine Zigarette schnorren [ugs.]
to bum a smoke [coll.] eine Zigarette schnorren [ugs.]
to bum around [Am.] [coll.] gammeln [ugs.]
to bum around [Am.] [coll.] herumvagabundieren
to bum around [Am.] [coll.]umherlungern [ugs.]
to bum around [Am.] [coll.]rumgammeln [ugs.]
to bum around [Am.] [coll.] herumgammeln [ugs.]
to bum one's way through France [coll.] durch Frankreich gammeln [ugs.]
to bum sb. out [sl.] jdn. runterziehen [ugs.] [fig.] [gefühlsmäßig]
to bum sth. off sb. [coll.]bei / von jdm. etw. schnorren [ugs.] [Zigarette etc.]
to bum (sth.) [Am.] [coll.] (etw. [Akk.]) schnorren [ugs.]
to bumbaze sb./sth. [chiefly Scot.] [to bewilder] jdn./etw. [Akk.] verwirren
to bumble [to buzz or hum] summen
to bumble about herumwursteln [ugs.]
to bumble throughsich [Akk.] (irgendwie) durchwursteln [ugs.]
to bumpplumpsen [ugs.]
to bump stoßen
to bump anstoßen
to bump [slightly] antitschen [regional, bes. Ruhrdeutsch] [leicht anstoßen]
to bump [volleyball] baggern [Volleyball]
to bump [vulg.]bumsen [vulg.]
to bump a programme [Br.]eine Sendung auf einen anderen / schlechteren Sendeplatz verschieben
to bump against each otherzusammenstoßen
to bump down sich mit einem Plumps niederlassen
to bump heads [fig.] aneinander geraten
to bump intohineinplumpsen
to bump into hineinschlagen
to bump into hineinstoßen
to bump into each otheraneinander stoßen [alt]
to bump into each otheraneinanderstoßen
to bump into each other aufeinander stoßen [alt]
to bump into each other aufeinanderprallen [Autos etc.]
to bump into sb.jdm. zufällig begegnen
to bump into sb.in jdn. hineinrennen / hineinlaufen
to bump into sb. jdn. anrempeln [ugs.]
to bump into sb. [coll.] [meet accidentally] jdm. in die Arme laufen [Redewendung]
to bump into sb. [meet by accident] jdn. zufällig treffen
to bump into sb./sth. jdn./etw. anfahren [z. B. mit dem Auto]
to bump into sth. auf etw. stoßen
to bump off [coll.] [to kill] abknallen [ugs.]
to bump on sth. an etw. [Dat.] anschlagen [anstoßen]
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