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to chew one's pencil am Bleistift kauen
to chew over sth.über etw. sinnen [geh.]
to chew over sth. [coll.]über etw. [Dat.] brüten
to chew sb. out [coll.] [Am.] jdn. zusammenstauchen [ugs.]
to chew sb. up [fig.] aus jdm. Hackfleisch machen [fig.]
to chew sb.'s ass (out) [Am.] [vulg.] jdn. anscheißen [derb] [jdn. grob zurechtweisen]
to chew sb.'s ear off [coll.] jdm. ein / das Ohr abkauen [ugs.] [jdm. mit seinem Gerede auf die Nerven gehen]
to chew sth. over [fig.] etw. überdenken
to chew sth. up [destroy by chewing]etw. [Akk.] zerkauen [durch Zerreiben zerstören]
to chew the bit am Gebiss kauen
to chew the cud wiederkäuen
to chew the fat [coll.] quatschen [ugs.]
to chew the fat with sb. [coll.]mit jdm. ein Schwätzchen halten [ugs.]
to chew the fat with sb. [coll.]mit jdm. über Gott und die Welt reden
to chew the rag [coll.]plaudern
to chew the rag [coll.]quatschen [ugs.]
to chew the shit [Am.] [vulg.] rumquatschen [ugs.]
to chew through sth.etw. [Akk.] zerbeißen
to chew through sth. [animals]sich durch etw. hindurchfressen [Tiere]
to chew tobaccoTabak kauen
to chew tobacco priemen [einen Priem kauen]
to chew up sth. etw. [Akk.] aufkauen [selten für: zerkauen]
to chew up sth. [bread, pencil etc.] etw. [Akk.] zerkauen
[to chew all the goodness out of something like chewing gum] etw. [Akk.] auskauen
to chicaneschikanieren
to chicken out [coll.] sich [Akk.] verdrücken [ugs.]
to chicken out [coll.] den Schwanz einziehen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [sich einschüchtern lassen]
to chicken out (of sth.) [coll.](vor etw. [Dat.]) kneifen [ugs.] [sich (vor etw.) drücken]
to chicken out (of sth.) [coll.] sich [Akk.] (vor etw. [Dat.]) drücken [ugs.]
to chide sb. jdn. rügen
to chide sb. jdn. ausfilzen [schelten] [veraltet]
to chide sb. for sth.jdn. wegen etw. [meist Gen., auch Dat.] anpfeifen [ugs.] [heftig tadeln]
to chide sb. for sth. jdn. wegen etw. [meist Gen., auch Dat.] ausschimpfen
to chide sb. for sth. jdn. wegen etw. [Gen.; auch Dat.] tadeln
to chide sb. (for sth.)jdn. (für etw. [Akk.]) tadeln
to chide (sb.) (jdn.) schelten [geh. oder regional] [schimpfen, tadeln]
to chiefleiten
to chief a departmenteine Abteilung leiten
to childmind [Br.]babysittern [ugs.] [selten] [nur Infinitiv]
to chillkühlen
to chillfrappieren
to chill abschrecken [härten]
to chill [coll.] sich [Akk.] entspannen
to chill [coll.] chillen [ugs.] [Jugendslang: sich entspannen, rumhängen]
to chill [coll.]abgammeln [ugs.]
to chill [sl.] [to calm down] sich [Akk.] abregen [ugs.]
to chill downabkühlen
to chill out [coll.] sich entspannen
to chill out [coll.] auschillen [ugs.] [sich (nach einer Anstrengung) entspannen, erholen; ausruhen]
to chill (out) [coll.]relaxen [ugs.]
to chill (out) [coll.]chillen [ugs.]
to chill (out) [coll.]faulenzen
to chill sb.'s enthusiasm jds. Begeisterung dämpfen
to chill sth. etw. kaltstellen [Champagner etc.]
to chill sth.etw. kalt stellen [Champagner etc.]
to chillax [Am.] [sl.] [blend of chill out and relax]relaxen [ugs.] [eigentlich "chillaxen"]
to chill-cast abkühlen
to chimeläuten
to chime anschlagen [Glocke, Uhr etc.]
to chime stimmen
to chimeklingen
to chimetönen
to chimeschlagen [Glocke]
to chime [e.g. bells] ertönen [z. B. Glocken]
to chime [repeat mechanically, insistently] mechanisch wiederholen
to chime in einfallen [einstimmen]
to chime in sich [Akk.] einklinken [in ein Gespräch]
to chime in zustimmen
to chime in [in a discussion] sich [Akk.] einschalten [in eine Diskussion]
to chime in with sb./sth.mit jdm./etw. harmonieren
to chime in with sb./sth. mit jdm./etw. übereinstimmen
to chime the bells die Glocken spielen
to chime the bells die Glocken läuten
to chime together harmonieren
to chime with sb./sth.mit jdm./etw. übereinstimmen
to chin [coll.] [chatter] plaudern
to chin oneself (up)einen Klimmzug machen
to chin the bar einen Klimmzug machen
to chinkklimpern
to chink klirren
to chinkklingen
to chink glassesanstoßen [mit Gläsern]
to chin-wag [Br.] [coll.]klatschen [ugs.] [plaudern]
to chin-wag [Br.] [coll.] plaudern
to chin-wag [Br.] [coll.]plauschen [ugs.]
to chin-wag [Br.] [coll.]tratschen [ugs.]
to chinwag [Br.] [coll.]plauschen
to chinwag [Br.] [coll.] plaudern
to chinwag [Br.] [coll.]klatschen [ugs.] [plaudern]
to chinwag [Br.] [coll.]tratschen [ugs.] [schwatzen, plaudern]
to chinwag [Br.] [coll.] schwatzen
to chip abschlagen
to chipabschnitzeln
to chip abbrechen
to chipbehauen
to chip hacken
to chip schnitzen
to chipschlenzen [Fußball]
to chip(leicht) abbrechen
to chip (ein Stück) ausbrechen
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