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EnglishGerman
to coat with silver plattieren
to coat with sugar verzuckern
to coat with tinmit Zinn überziehen
to coat with zincmit Zink überziehen
to coat (with)umhüllen
to (coat with) tin verzinnen
to co-authormitunterzeichnen [mitverfassen]
to co-author sth. etw. [Akk.] mitverfassen
to coax gut zureden
to coax beschwatzen [ugs.] [überreden]
to coax drängen
to coax überreden
to coax [solicit] kobern [nordd. ugs.: beschwatzen, überreden]
to coax a fire to burnFeuer zum Brennen bringen
to coax away from another's service abwerben
to coax into eatingzum Essen überreden
to coax sb. jdm. schmeicheln [um zu überreden]
to coax sb.jdn. beschwören [beschwatzen, bitten]
to coax sb. into doing sth. jdn. beschwatzen, etw. zu tun [ugs.]
to coax sb. to do sth. jdn. zu etw. bereden
to coax sb. to do sth. jdn. dazu bringen, etw. zu tun
to coax sounds out of sth. [out of one's instrument]etw. [Dat.] Töne entlocken [seinem Instrument]
to coax sth. from sb. jdm. etw. [Akk.] ablocken
to coax sth. out of sb. jdm. etw. abschmeicheln
to coax sth. out of sb.jdm. etw. [Akk.] abschwatzen [ugs.]
to coax sth. out of sb. jdm. etw. abschnacken [ugs.] [nordd.]
to coax tender timbres from an instrument zarte Klänge aus einem Instrument herauskitzeln [ugs.]
to coax tender timbres from an instrumenteinem Instrument zarte Klänge entlocken
to cobber up [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [make friends]Freunde machen [ugs.] [häufig als falsch empfundener Anglizismus]
to cobble reparieren
to cobble [a street] pflastern [mit Kopfsteinpflaster]
to cobble [dated] schustern [veraltet]
to cobble sth. [Br.] [mend]etw. [Akk.] flicken
to cobble sth. [pave (a road, walkway etc.) with cobblestones]etw. [Akk.] mit Kopfsteinen pflastern
to cobble sth. together etw. [Akk.] zusammenschustern [ugs.] [pej.]
to cobble togetherzusammenflicken
to cobble up zusammenflicken
to cocainise [Br.]kokainisieren
to cocainizekokainisieren
to cock a gun ein Gewehr spannen
to cock a gun eine Waffe entsichern
to cock a snook at sb. [Br.] zeigen, dass man auf jdn. pfeift [ugs.]
to cock a snook at sb. [Br.] [idiom] jdm. eine lange Nase machen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to cock a snook at sb. [Br.] [idiom]jdm. eine Nase drehen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to cock and rotate the cylinder [of a revolver] durchladen
to cock hay [Br.] Heu häufeln
to cock its leg [in order to urinate, male dog]das / sein Bein heben [zum Pinkeln; Hund]
to cock its tail den Schwanz aufstellen
to cock one's ear [idiom]die Ohren spitzen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [lauschen]
to cock one's ears die Ohren aufstellen
to cock one's ears [dog, etc.; person]die Ohren spitzen [Hund etc.; auch ugs.: lauschen]
to cock one's hatseinen Hut schief setzen
to cock one's headden Kopf zurückwerfen
to cock one's head seinen Kopf zur Seite werfen
to cock one's head seinen Kopf schief legen
to cock one's head [incline] seinen Kopf neigen
to cock one's head [tilt]den Kopf neigen
to cock one's nose [idiom]die Nase spitzen [Redewendung]
to cock sth. [e.g. crossbow]etw. spannen [z. B. Armbrust]
to cock sth. up [Br.] [sl.] etw. [Akk.] versauen [ugs.]
to cock sth. up [Br.] [sl.] bei etw. [Dat.] Mist bauen [ugs.]
to cock sth. up [Br.] [sl.] [idiom] etw. [Akk.] in den Sand setzen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to cock the gunden Hahn spannen
to cock up [Br.] [coll.] verpfuschen [ugs.]
to cock up [Br.] [coll.]versauen [ugs.]
to cockblock sb. [coll.]jdm. die Tour vermasseln [bei dessen erot. Annäherungsversuch an eine andere Person]
to cocker verhätscheln [ugs.]
to cockerhätscheln
to cocker a child ein Kind aufpäppeln [ugs.]
to cocker an invalid einen Kranken aufpäppeln [ugs.]
to cocker sb. [cosset] [obs.] jdn. aufpäppeln [ugs.]
to cocker sb. upjdn. aufpäppeln [ugs.]
to cocklesich kräuseln
to co-construct sth. [also: coconstruct]etw. [Akk.] ko-konstruieren [auch: kokontruieren]
to cocoon einmummen
to cocoon [ship]abdecken
to cocoon sb./sth. [envelop] jdn./etw. einhüllen [schützend]
to co-create sth. etw. [Akk.] mitgestalten
to cocurate [curate jointly] etw. [Akk.] kokuratieren [Aussstellung etc.]
to cod sb. [Br.] [coll.] jdn. foppen
to cod-act [Irish] [coll.] Schabernack treiben
to coddle [eggs]im Backofen pochieren
to coddle a childein Kind verhätscheln [ugs.]
to coddle an industryeine Branche hätscheln
to coddle sb.jdn. verhätscheln
to coddle sb. jdn. verzärteln
to coddle sb. jdn. verwöhnen
to coddle sb. jdn. hätscheln
to coddle sb.jdn. beglucken [ugs.]
to coddle sb. [care lovingly] jdn. umhegen
to coddle sb. [sissify] jdn. verweichlichen
to code kodieren
to code chiffrieren
to code codieren
to code verschlüsseln
to code den Richtlinien entsprechend
to code coden
to code [sl.] einen Herzstillstand erleiden
to co-determine sth. etw. mitbestimmen
to codify chiffrieren
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