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EnglishGerman
to flap [door, shutters etc.] klappern
to flap [garment etc.]schlabbern [ugs.] [flattern] [Kleidungsstück u. ä.]
to flap [wings, doors, shutters] schlagen
to flap away [bird] davonfliegen
to flap down herunterklappen
to flap its wingsflattern [mit den Flügeln schlagen]
to flap one's arms about mit den Armen schlackern
to flare flackern
to flare lodern
to flare sich [Akk.] aufwölben
to flare [also fig.: trouble, violence] aufflammen [auch fig.]
to flare [fig.] aufbrausen
to flare [fig.] [of a person]auffahren [aufbrausen]
to flare [gradually become wider at one end]aufweiten
to flare [match, torch]aufleuchten
to flare [nostrils etc.] sich [Akk.] blähen [unveränderbar]
to flare [pipe end] aufdornen [Rohrende]
to flare [sunspot] [also fig.] aufblitzen [auch fig.]
to flare [trousers etc.]ausgestellt sein [Hosen etc.]
to flare off abfackeln
to flare (out) abfangen [Sinkrate brechen]
to flare sth.etw. [Akk.] abfackeln
to flare upaufbrausen
to flare upauflodern
to flare upin Flammen aufgehen [Redewendung]
to flare up aufflackern
to flare upaufflammen
to flare upauffahren [aufbrausen]
to flare up aufblitzen [Hass]
to flare upemporlodern [geh.] [Flammen]
to flare upaufzucken [Flammen etc.]
to flare up [quarrel] entbrennen [Streit]
to flash aufblinken
to flash aufblitzen
to flash aufflammen
to flash aufleuchten
to flashfunkeln
to flash leuchten
to flashblitzen
to flashzucken [Blitz]
to flash verblechen
to flash kurzzeitig einblenden [Bildschirm]
to flash [coll.] [to run around naked]flitzen [ugs.] [nackt herumlaufen]
to flash [fig.]schießen [fig.] [kurz auftauchen]
to flash [lightning] aufzucken
to flash [regularly]blinken
to flash [sl.] [illegally expose one's genitals]sich [Akk.] entblößen [Exhibitionist]
to flash a ROM ein ROM flashen
to flash a smile ein Lächeln aufblitzen lassen
to flash a torch on sb./sth. jdn./etw. mit der Taschenlampe anleuchten
to flash back [flames] zurückschlagen
to flash back to sth. [to look back to sth. in the past]auf etw. zurückblenden
to flash byvorbeisausen
to flash by [pass by very quickly] vorbeirauschen [ugs.]
to flash freeze sth. etw. [Akk.] schockgefrieren
to flash headlamps [Br.]mit Scheinwerfern blinken
to flash off abbrennen [durch Elektrode]
to flash offablüften [Lack, Kleber]
to flash on and off (once)(einmal) aufleuchten und ausgehen
to flash (one's eyes) at anfunkeln
to flash one's headlights aufblinken [kurz aufblenden]
to flash one's ivories [coll.] [idiom]die Zähne fletschen
to flash overüberschlagen [Funken]
to flash (over)huschen (über) [Lächeln, Licht]
to flash past vorbeirasen
to flash sb. [coll.] [to expose oneself to sb.] [exhibitionist] sich [Akk.] vor jdm. entblößen [exhibitionistisch]
to flash (sb.) (jdm.) Lichthupe geben [ugs.]
to flash (sb.)(jdm.) Zeichen mit der Lichthupe geben
to flash some flesh [fig.] Haut zeigen
to flash sth. etw. [Akk.] flashen
to flash sth. [BIOS or firmware] etw. [Akk.] (neu) aufspielen [BIOS oder Firmware]
to flash through durchschießen
to flash through one's mind aufblitzen [Gedanke, Erinnerung]
to flash through sb. [fig.] [e.g. thought, feeling] jdn. durchzucken
to flash through sb.'s mind [idiom] jdm. durch den Kopf schießen [Redewendung]
to flash to anger in Wut umschlagen
to flash up aufleuchten
to flash-fill sb./sth.jdn./etw. aufhellen [mit Blitz]
to flash-freeze [spv.]schockgefrieren
to flash-freeze sth. etw. schockfrosten
to flash-fry sth.etw. [Akk.] kurz braten
to flat [Aus.] in einer Wohnung leben / zusammenleben
to flat iron sth.etw. [Akk.] glatt bügeln [Wäsche, Kleidung]
to flat iron sth. etw. [Akk.] glattbügeln [Wäsche, Kleidung]
to flatline [coll.] [die]sterben
to flatline [coll.] [patient] einen Herzstillstand erleiden [Patient am Monitor]
to flatline [fig.] stagnieren
to flatly contradict sb.jdm. Kontra geben [ugs.] [Redewendung] [jdm. heftig widersprechen]
to flatly deny sth. etw. [Akk.] rundweg leugnen
to flatly refuse sth.etw. [Akk.] schlankweg ablehnen [ugs.]
to flatly refuse sth.etw. glattweg ablehnen [ugs.]
to (flat-out) lie to sb. [coll.]jdm. ins Gesicht lügen [Redewendung]
to flatsharesich [Dat.] eine Wohnung teilen
to flattenplanieren
to flatten verflachen
to flattenflach machen
to flatten ebnen
to flatten einebnen
to flatten [esp. in automobile body repair work] ausbeulen
to flatten / level out sich verflachen
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