|   All Languages   
EN   SV   IS   RU   RO   FR   IT   SK   NL   PT   LA   FI   ES   HU   NO   BG   HR   CS   DA   UK   TR   PL   EO   SR   SQ   EL   BS   |   FR   SK   IS   ES   NL   RO   HU   PL   SV   NO   RU   FI   SQ   IT   DA   CS   PT   HR   BG   LA   EO   SR   BS   TR   EL

English-German Dictionary

Online Dictionary English-German: Enter keyword here!
  äöüß...
  Options | Tips | FAQ | Abbreviations

LoginSign Up
Home|New Website|About|Vocab Trainer|Subjects|Users|Forum|Contribute!
German: T
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
« backPage 804 for words starting with T in the English-German dictionarynext page »
EnglishGerman
to cosher [dial.]verhätscheln [ugs.]
to cosign gemeinsam unterzeichnen
to cosignmitunterzeichnen
to co-sign mitunterzeichnen
to co-sign bürgen [mitunterzeichnen]
to co-sign sth. etw. [Akk.] mitunterschreiben
to co-sign sth. etw. [Akk.] mitzeichnen
to co-sign sth. etw. [Akk.] mitunterzeichnen
to co-sleep bei den Eltern schlafen [Kleinkind]
to cosplay [neol.]cosplayen [Neol.]
to cosset verwöhnen
to cosset verhätscheln [ugs.]
to cosset dreams Träume hegen und pflegen
to cosset sb.jdn. hegen und pflegen
to cosset sb. up jdn. aufpäppeln [ugs.]
to cost kosten
to costkommen auf [ugs.] [kosten]
to cost a bomb [Br.] [coll.] [idiom]ein Heidengeld kosten [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to cost a fortune ein Vermögen kosten
to cost a fractioneinen Bruchteil kosten
to cost a lot viel kosten
to cost a mint ein Vermögen kosten
to cost a packet [esp. Br.] [coll.] viel kosten
to cost a pretty penny [coll.]ins Geld gehen [ugs.]
to cost a pretty penny [coll.] eine schöne Stange Geld kosten [ugs.]
to cost a small fortune [fig.] ein kleines Vermögen kosten [fig.]
to cost a small fortune [fig.]ein halbes Vermögen kosten [fig.]
to cost an arm and a leg [coll.] [idiom]sehr kostspielig sein
to cost an arm and a leg [coll.] [idiom] schweineteuer sein [ugs.]
to cost an arm and a leg [coll.] [idiom] Unsummen kosten
to cost an arm and a leg [idiom]ein Vermögen kosten [sehr teuer sein]
to cost an arm and a leg [idiom] eine Stange Geld kosten [ugs.] [Idiom]
to cost (as much as) $1000mit 1000$ zu Buche schlagen [ugs.]
to cost civilian lives Zivilopfer kosten
to cost less moneyweniger kosten
to cost little moneywenig kosten
to cost many times more (than sth.)ein Vielfaches (von etw.) kosten
to cost sb. an arm and a leg [idiom]jdn. arm machen [sehr teuer sein]
to cost sb. an effort jdn. Mühe kosten
to cost sb. dearjdn. / jdm. teuer zu stehen kommen [Redewendung]
to cost sb. his / her job jdn. den Job kosten [ugs.]
to cost sb. his / her life jdn. das Leben kosten
to cost sb./sth. dearly jdn. [selten auch: jdm.] / etw. teuer zu stehen kommen [Redewendung]
to cost sb.'s life jdn. das Leben kosten
to cost sth. etw. durchkalkulieren
to cost sth. [estimate the cost of sth.] die Kosten etw. [Gen.] berechnen
to cost the earth [Br.] [coll.]eine schöne Stange Geld kosten [ugs.]
to cost the earth [Br.] [idiom]ein Heidengeld kosten [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to cost twice as muchdas Doppelte kosten
to cost well over £100 weit über 100 Pfund kosten
to cost well under 100 eurosweit unter 100 Euro kosten
to costean[Metallerz durch wiederholtes senkrechtes Bohren bis zum Grundgestein und waagrechtes Bohren quer zu vermuteten Erzadern suchen]
to costeannach Hauptadern schürfen
to co-suffer [also: cosuffer]mitleiden
to cosy sb. along [Br.] [idiom] jdn. in Sicherheit wiegen [Redewendung]
to cosy up to sb. [Br.]sich [Akk.] bei jdm. einschmeicheln
to cosy up to sb. [Br.] [idiom]mit jdm. auf Schmusekurs gehen [Redewendung]
to cosy up to sb. [Br.] [idiom] mit jdm. auf Kuschelkurs gehen [Redewendung]
to cosy up to sb. [Br.] [idiom]mit jdm. einen Kuschelkurs fahren [Redewendung]
to cosy up to the fireplace [Br.] es sich [Dat.] am Kamin gemütlich machen
to cotch [Br.] [coll.] ausruhen
to cotter verklammern
to cotter sth.etw. klammern
to cotton on [coll.] [begin to understand]es schnallen [ugs.] [verstehen]
to cotton on to sth. [coll.] etw. checken [ugs.] [verstehen]
to cotton on to sth. [coll.] etw. spitzbekommen [ugs.]
to cotton on to sth. [coll.] etw. spitzkriegen [ugs.]
to cotton on to sth. [coll.] [begin to understand]etw. [Akk.] schnallen [ugs.] [salopp] [verstehen, begreifen]
to cotton on (to sth.) [coll.](etw.) kapieren [ugs.]
to cotton to sb./sth. [Am. regional]an jdm./etw. Gefallen finden
to cotton (up) to sb./sth. [coll.] [esp. Am.]sich mit jdm./etw. anfreunden
to cottonise [Br.] cottonisieren [Flachs, Hanf]
to cottonise [Br.] kotonisieren [Flachs, Hanf]
to cottonize kotonisieren [Flachs, Hanf]
to cottonizecottonisieren [Flachs, Hanf]
to couchabgautschen
to couchgautschen
to couch sich niederlegen
to couch [e.g. cat] auf der Lauer liegen [Redewendung]
to couch [spear] einlegen [Speer]
to couch in termsin Worte fassen
to couch one's wordseine verbrämende Sprache führen
to couch sth. [archaic] [e.g. a lance or spear]etw. einlegen [z. B. eine Lanze oder einen Speer]
to couch sth. [formal] etw. abfassen [ausdrücken]
to couch sth. [formal] [in terms etc.]etw. einkleiden [geh.] [fig.] [in Worte etc.]
to couch sth. in terms etw. formulieren
to couch-surf [coll.] [sleeping on strange sofas]couchsurfen [ugs.] [übernachten auf fremden Sofas]
to cough husten
to cough slightlysich räuspern
to cough slightly hüsteln
to cough sth. up etw. auswerfen [Schleim, Blut]
to cough up aushusten
to cough up [coll.]berappen [ugs.]
to cough up [money]ausspucken [Geld]
to cough up [money] [fig.] [coll.]löhnen [ugs.] [viel bezahlen]
to cough up [phlegm] abhusten [Auswurf]
to cough up blood Blut husten
to cough up bloodBlut aushusten
to cough up money [coll.] Geld herausrücken [ugs.]
to cough up money [coll.] [fig.] Geld ausspucken [ugs.] [fig.]
« toco — toco — toco — toco — toco — toco — toco — toco — toco — toco — tocr »
« backPage 804 for words starting with T in the English-German dictionarynext page »
Hint: Double-click next to phrase to retranslate — To translate another word just start typing!

Contribute to the Dictionary: Add a Translation

Do you know German-English translations not listed in this dictionary? Please tell us by entering them here!
Before you submit, please have a look at the guidelines. If you can provide multiple translations, please post one by one. Make sure to provide useful source information. Important: Please also help by verifying other suggestions!

Limited Input Mode
More than 1000 translations are waiting for verification. This means you can only add a new
translation if you log in and review another one first (max. 500 unverified entries per user).
The input form will only work from within the Contribute! section.

more...
German more...
Word Class more...
Subject
Comment
(Source, URL)
New Window

back to top | home© 2002 - 2024 Paul Hemetsberger | contact / privacy
English-German online dictionary developed to help you share your knowledge with others. More information
Contains translations by TU Chemnitz and Mr Honey's Business Dictionary (German-English). Thank you!
Links to this dictionary or to single translations are very welcome! Questions and Answers
Advertisement