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EnglishGerman
to chase away verscheuchen [absichtlich verjagen, auch fig.]
to chase away fortscheuchen
to chase away a dog einen Hund wegjagen
to chase deerRotwild jagen
to chase down [track down] aufspüren
to chase each other sich gegenseitig jagen
to chase each other einander jagen
to chase ghostsGespenstern nachjagen
to chase money dem Geld hinterherjagen
to chase one's dreamsseinen Träumen nachjagen
to chase out hinausjagen
to chase sb.jdm. nachstellen
to chase sb. jdn. verfolgen [jagen, nachlaufen]
to chase sb. [with erotic intent] jdm. nachsteigen [ugs.]
to chase sb. away jdn. fortjagen
to chase sb. away [drive off by nagging, unfair criticism etc.]jdn. wegbeißen [fig.]
to chase sb. backjdn. zurückjagen
to chase sb. down [Am.] [seize]jdn. erwischen [ugs.] [bei etw. Unrechtem]
to chase sb. off the yard [fig.] jdn. vom Hof jagen [fig.]
to chase sb. out of the house jdn. aus dem Haus / Hause jagen
to chase sb. (up) to do sth. [coll.] jdm. Dampf machen, damit er / sie etw. tut [ugs.]
to chase sb. upstairs jdn. die Treppe hinaufjagen
to chase sb./sth.jdn./etw. jagen [nachjagen, verfolgen]
to chase sb./sth. jdn./etw. hetzen [Wild] [auch fig.]
to chase sb./sth. [chase after] jdm./etw. nachjagen
to chase sb./sth. [chase away] jdn./etw. vertreiben
to chase sb./sth. [follow]jdn./etw. verfolgen [jagen, nachlaufen]
to chase sb./sth. away jdn./etw. wegtreiben [fortscheuchen, davonjagen]
to chase sb./sth. into sth.jdn./etw. in etw. [Akk.] hineinjagen
to chase sb./sth. off jdn./etw. wegjagen
to chase sb./sth. off jdn./etw. verscheuchen [absichtlich verjagen]
to chase sb./sth. offjdn./etw. davonjagen
to chase shadowseinem Phantom / Schatten nachjagen
to chase sth. etw. [Akk.] ziselieren
to chase sth. [punch, hallmark] etw. punzen [Metall]
to chase sth. [thread]etw. strehlen [Gewinde]
to chase sth. down etw. auftreiben
to chase sth. upbei etw. nachhaken
to chase the dragon [sl.] den Drachen jagen [Jargon] [Heroin rauchen]
to chase the fast buck [Am.] [coll.]dem schnellen Geld hinterherjagen [ugs.]
to chase the sheep out of the field die Schafe aus dem Feld jagen
to chase womenFrauen nachstellen
to chasten läutern
to chasten reinigen
to chasten (by)zur Einsicht bringen (durch)
to chasten oneselfsich kasteien
to chasten sb. [chastise]jdn. züchtigen
to chasten sb. [have a moderating effect] jdn. mäßigen
to chasten sb. [have a moderating effect]jdn. nachdenklich stimmen
to chasten sth. [pride etc.]etw. dämpfen [zügeln]
to chasten the manner die Manieren mäßigen
to chasten the styleden Stil reinigen
to chasten the temperdas Temperament mäßigen
to chastisekörperlich züchtigen
to chastise oneselfsich körperlich züchtigen
to chastise oneself sich kasteien
to chastise sb.jdn. strafen
to chastise sb. [physically] jdn. züchtigen [geh.]
to chastise sb. [verbally]jdn. schelten [mit Worten strafen]
to chastise sb. for his faultsjdn. für seine Fehler züchtigen
to chastise sb. severelyjdn. schwer züchtigen
to chastise sb./sth. for sth. [to reprimand] jdn./etw. wegen etw. [Gen., auch Dat.] rügen
to chastize [spv.] [chastise] züchtigen [geh.]
to chat klönen [nordd.]
to chat plaudern
to chat plauschen
to chat sich unterhalten
to chat schwatzen
to chat chatten
to chat ratschen [südd.] [österr.]
to chatparlieren [geh.]
to chat schnacken [nordd.]
to chat awayverplaudern
to chat informally ein informelles Gespräch führen
to chat sb. up [coll.]jdn. anmachen [ugs.]
to chat sb. up [coll.] jdn. anbraten [österr.] [ugs.] [anmachen]
to chat sb. up [coll.] jdn. anlabern [ugs.] [oft pej.] [ungeniert ansprechen, bes. mit eindeutigen Absichten]
to chat up anquasseln [ugs.] [ungeniert ansprechen]
to chat up [coll.] anquatschen [ugs.] [anmachen]
to chat with sb.mit jdm. plaudern
to chatterplappern [ugs.]
to chatterschnattern
to chatterschwatzen
to chatter plaudern
to chatter sich unterhalten
to chatterzwitschern
to chatter flattern [Ski]
to chatter [teeth]klappern [Zähne]
to chatter awaylosplappern
to chatter away weitertratschen
to chatter incessantly unaufhörlich schnattern
to chatter like a magpieschnattern / schwatzen wie eine Elster [ugs.]
to chatter (on)zutexten [ugs.] [viel reden]
to chatter (on) to sb.jdm. die Ohren vollblasen [ugs.] [pej.]
to chatter (on) to sb. jdn. volllabern [ugs.] [pej.]
to chauffeurchauffieren [veraltend]
to chauffeur sb.jdn. fahren
to chauffeur sb. jdn. kutschieren
to chawkauen
to cheap out on sth. [coll.] an etw. [Dat.] sparen
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