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Definition
Synonym
Fremdverschulden
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Fremdverschulden
n
; Fremdeinwirkung
f
; Verbrechen
n
Nach dem Verschwinden einer Lehrerin wird ein Verbrechen vermutet.
Es gibt keine Anzeichen von Fremdeinwirkung. (Todesursache)
foul play
Foul play is suspected after woman teacher disappears.
There are no signs of foul play. (cause of death)
Ursache
f
(von etw.)
Ursachen
pl
die eigentliche Ursache
unmittelbare entfernte Ursache (Versicherung)
Ursache und Wirkung
Absturzursache
aviat.
Es liegen keine Hinweise auf
Fremdverschulden
vor.
cause (of sth.)
causes
the ultimate cause
proximate remote cause (insurance)
cause and effect
cause of the crash
There is no evidence of criminal cause.
Ursache
f
(von etw.)
Ursachen
pl
Absturzursache
aviat.
die eigentliche Ursache
unmittelbare entfernte Ursache (Versicherung)
Du verwechselst Ursache und Wirkung.
Es liegen keine Hinweise auf
Fremdverschulden
vor.
cause (of sth.)
causes
cause of the crash
the ultimate cause
proximate remote cause (insurance)
You're confusing cause and effect.
There is no evidence of criminal cause.
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foul play Synonyme
foul
Fescennine
Rabelaisian
abase
abeyant
abhorrent
abject
abominable
abuse
abusive
adulterate
adulterated
adverse
affronting
a
foul
amoral
angry
apathetic
arrant
asperse
atrocious
awful
bad
bad for
bag
bang
bang into
bar
barfy
base
bawdy
beastly
be
foul
beggarly
begrime
belittle
belittling
below contempt
below the belt
benasty
beneath contempt
bent
besmirch
besoil
bind
black
blacken
blamable
blameworthy
blasphemous
block
block up
blockade
blocked
blow
blue
blustery
botch
bound
brackish
brutal
bugger up
bump
bump into
bung
bungle
calumniatory
calumnious
cankered
cannon
carious
carom
carom into
cataleptic
catatonic
catch
caught
caulk
cheesy
chink
choke
choke off
choke up
choked
choked up
clash
clog
clog up
clogged
clogged up
cloudy
cloying
coarse
collide
come into collision
comminatory
concuss
confront each other
congest
congested
constipate
constipated
contaminate
contaminated
contemptible
contumelious
convert
cork
corrupt
costive
cover
crack up
crappy
crash
crash into
criminal
crooked
crude
crummy
crump
crunch
cursing
cyclonic
dam
dam up
damnable
damnatory
dangerous
dark
dash into
dead
debase
debased
decayed
decomposed
defalcate
defamatory
defame
defile
defiled
degrade
degraded
demean
denigrate
denunciatory
deplorable
depraved
deprecative
deprecatory
depreciate
depreciative
depreciatory
derisive
derisory
derogate
derogatory
desecrate
despicable
detestable
devaluate
dire
dirty
disagreeable
discredit
disgrace
disgraceful
disgusting
dishonest
dishonor
dishonorable
disparage
disparaging
divert
dopey
dormant
double-dealing
dreadful
dull
dysphemistic
egregious
embezzle
encounter
enmesh
enmeshed
enormous
ensnare
ensnared
entangle
entangled
entrap
epithetic
evil
excommunicative
excommunicatory
execrable
execratory
fall
foul
of
fecal
feculent
festering
fetid
fill
fill up
filth
foul
language
bad language
billingsgate
blue language
colorful language
cursing
cussing
dirty language
dirty talk
dysphemism
evil speaking
filth
filthy language
obscenity
profane swearing
profanity
ribaldry
scatology
strong language
swearing
unparliamentary language
unrepeatable expressions
vile language
vulgar language
foul
matter
carrion
corruption
dandruff
decay
excrement
filth
furfur
gangrene
mess
muck
mucus
obscenity
ordure
pus
putrid matter
rot
scurf
scuz
slime
smut
snot
sordes
foul
mouthed
Fescennine
Rabelaisian
bawdy
blue
dirty
filthy
foul
foul
-spoken
foul
-tongued
fulsome
impure
ithyphallic
lewd
lurid
nasty
obscene
offensive
pornographic
raunchy
ribald
salacious
scurrile
scurrilous
smoking-room
smutty
sultry
unchaste
unclean
unprintable
unrepeatable
vile
foul
play
artifice
assassination
blood
bloody murder
bumping-off
chicane
chicanery
collusion
connivance
connivery
conspiracy
covin
crime
deception
dirty pool
dirty trick
dirty work
dodgery
double-dealing
duplicity
elimination
falseheartedness
foul
guile
hanky-panky
homicide
killing
liquidation
machination
manslaughter
murder
perfidiousness
perfidy
pettifoggery
pettifogging
purge
purging
removal
sharp practice
skulduggery
sleight
supercherie
thuggee
thuggery
thuggism
treacherousness
treachery
trickery
underhand dealing
unfairness
unsportsmanlikeness
unsportsmanliness
foul
tongued
Fescennine
Rabelaisian
bawdy
blue
dirty
filthy
foul
foul
-mouthed
foul
-spoken
fulsome
impure
ithyphallic
lewd
lurid
nasty
obscene
offensive
pornographic
raunchy
ribald
salacious
scurrile
scurrilous
smoking-room
smutty
sultry
unchaste
unclean
unprintable
unrepeatable
vile
foul
up
anarchy
ball up
bitch
bitch up
bloomer
blooper
blow
bobble
bollix
bollix up
bonehead into it
bonehead play
boner
boo-boo
boob stunt
boot
bugger
bugger up
butterfingers
chaos
clumsy
complicate
confound
confuse
confusion
cook
crab
cramp
crimp
drop a brick
drop the ball
dub
duff
duffer
dumb trick
embrangle
entangle
fabulous formless darkness
flub
fluff
fool mistake
foozle
foozler
fumble
fumble-fist
garble
goof
goof up
goofball
goofer
gum
gum up
hash up
hassle
hick
howler
implicate
involve
jumble
knot
license
louse up
louse-up
lummox
lump
mess up
misrule
mix up
mix-up
morass
muck up
muck-up
muddle
muff
muffer
perplex
pi
play hell with
play hob with
pratfall
pull a boner
queer
ramify
ravel
riffle
rube
scramble
screamer
screw up
screw-up
shuffle
sink
slob
snafu
snarl
snarl up
stumblebum
stumblebunny
tangle
tumble
foul
ed
bedraggled
be
foul
ed
besmirched
blocked
bound
choked
choked up
clogged
clogged up
congested
constipated
costive
defiled
dirtied
drabbled
draggled
foul
full
infarcted
jammed
obstipated
obstructed
packed
plugged
plugged up
smirched
smudged
soiled
spotted
stained
stopped
stopped up
stuffed
stuffed up
sullied
tainted
tarnished
Fremdverschulden Definition
Black
death
(
)
A
pestilence
which
ravaged
Europe
and
Asia
in
the
fourteenth
century.
Death
(
v.
i.)
The
cessation
of
all
vital
phenomena
without
capability
of
resuscitation,
either
in
animals
or
plants.
Death
(
v.
i.)
Total
privation
or
loss
Death
(
v.
i.)
Manner
of
dying
Death
(
v.
i.)
Cause
of
loss
of
life.
Death
(
v.
i.)
Personified:
The
destroyer
of
life,
--
conventionally
represented
as
a
skeleton
with
a
scythe.
Death
(
v.
i.)
Danger
of
death.
Death
(
v.
i.)
Murder
Death
(
v.
i.)
Loss
of
spiritual
life.
Death
(
v.
i.)
Anything
so
dreadful
as
to
be
like
death.
Death's-head
(
n.
)
A
naked
human
skull
as
the
emblem
of
death
Death's-herb
(
n.
)
The
deadly
nightshade
(Atropa
belladonna).
Foul
(
n.
)
A
bird.
Foul
(
superl.
)
Covered
with,
or
containing,
extraneous
matter
which
is
injurious,
noxious,
offensive,
or
obstructive
Foul
(
superl.
)
Scurrilous
Foul
(
superl.
)
Hateful
Foul
(
superl.
)
Loathsome
Foul
(
superl.
)
Ugly
Foul
(
superl.
)
Not
favorable
Foul
(
superl.
)
Not
conformed
to
the
established
rules
and
customs
of
a
game,
conflict,
test,
etc.
Foul
(
superl.
)
Having
freedom
of
motion
interfered
with
by
collision
or
entanglement
Foul
(
v.
t.)
To
make
filthy
Foul
(
v.
t.)
To
incrust
(the
bore
of
a
gun)
with
burnt
powder
in
the
process
of
firing.
Foul
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
(a
ship's
bottom)
with
anything
that
impered
its
sailing
Foul
(
v.
t.)
To
entangle,
so
as
to
impede
motion
Foul
(
v.
i.)
To
become
clogged
with
burnt
powder
in
the
process
of
firing,
as
a
gun.
Foul
(
v.
i.)
To
become
entagled,
as
ropes
Foul
(
n.
)
An
entanglement
Foul
(
n.
)
See
Foul
ball,
under
Foul,
a.
Foul-mouthed
(
a.
)
Using
language
scurrilous,
opprobrious,
obscene,
or
profane
Foul-spoken
(
a.
)
Using
profane,
scurrilous,
slanderous,
or
obscene
language.
Herb-woman
(
n.
)
A
woman
that
sells
herbs.
Play
(
n.
)
To
engage
in
sport
or
lively
recreation
Play
(
n.
)
To
act
with
levity
or
thoughtlessness
Play
(
n.
)
To
contend,
or
take
part,
in
a
game
Play
(
n.
)
To
perform
on
an
instrument
of
music
Play
(
n.
)
To
act
Play
(
n.
)
To
move
in
any
manner
Play
(
n.
)
To
move
gayly
Play
(
n.
)
To
act
on
the
stage
Play
(
v.
t.)
To
put
in
action
or
motion
Play
(
v.
t.)
To
perform
music
upon
Play
(
v.
t.)
To
perform,
as
a
piece
of
music,
on
an
instrument
Play
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
into
sportive
or
wanton
action
Play
(
v.
t.)
To
act
or
perform
(a
play)
Play
(
v.
t.)
To
engage
in,
or
go
together
with,
as
a
contest
for
amusement
or
for
a
wager
or
prize
Play
(
v.
t.)
To
keep
in
play,
as
a
hooked
fish,
in
order
to
land
it.
Play
(
n.
)
Amusement
Play
(
n.
)
Any
exercise,
or
series
of
actions,
intended
for
amusement
or
diversion
Play
(
n.
)
The
act
or
practice
of
contending
for
victory,
amusement,
or
a
prize,
as
at
dice,
cards,
or
billiards
foul play / Foul play is suspected after woman teacher disappears. / There are no signs of foul play. (cause of death) Bedeutung
play
swordplay
the
act
using
a
sword
(or
other
weapon)
vigorously
and
skillfully
b
blunder
blooper
bloomer
bungle
pratfall
foul-up
fuckup
flub
botch
boner
boo-boo
d
an
embarrassing
mistake
foul
shot
free
throw
penalty
free
throw
charity
toss
charity
throw
charity
shot
an
unhindered
basketball
shot
from
the
foul
line,
given
to
penalize
the
other
team
for
committing
a
foul
foul
ball
(baseball)
a
ball
struck
with
the
bat
so
that
it
does
not
stay
between
the
lines
(the
foul
lines)
that
define
the
width
of
the
playing
field
force
out
force-out
force
play
force
a
putout
of
a
base
runner
who
is
required
to
run,
the
putout
is
accomplished
by
holding
the
ball
while
touching
the
base
to
which
the
runner
must
advance
before
the
runner
reaches
that
base,
the
shortstop
got
the
runner
at
second
on
a
force
killing
kill
putting
to
death
the
act
of
terminating
a
life
death
the
act
of
killing,
he
had
two
deaths
on
his
conscience
attainder
civil
death
cancellation
of
civil
rights
gambling
gaming
play
the
act
of
playing
for
stakes
in
the
hope
of
winning
(including
the
payment
of
a
price
for
a
chance
to
win
a
prize),
his
gambling
cost
him
a
fortune,
there
was
heavy
play
at
the
blackjack
table
play
child's
play
activity
by
children
that
is
guided
more
by
imagination
than
by
fixed
rules,
Freud
believed
in
the
utility
of
play
to
a
small
child
turn
play
(game)
the
activity
of
doing
something
in
an
agreed
succession,
it
is
my
turn,
it
is
still
my
play
medal
play
stroke
play
golf
scoring
by
total
strokes
taken
match
play
golf
scoring
by
holes
won
play
frolic
romp
gambol
caper
a
gay
or
light-hearted
recreational
activity
for
diversion
or
amusement,
it
was
all
done
in
play,
their
frolic
in
the
surf
threatened
to
become
ugly
word
play
playing
on
words
or
speech
sounds
danse
macabre
dance
of
death
a
medieval
dance
in
which
a
skeleton
representing
death
leads
a
procession
of
others
to
the
grave
maneuver
manoeuvre
play
a
deliberate
coordinated
movement
requiring
dexterity
and
skill,
he
made
a
great
maneuver,
the
runner
was
out
on
a
play
by
the
shortstop
play
a
preset
plan
of
action
in
team
sports,
the
coach
drew
up
the
plays
for
her
team
power
play
(ice
hockey)
a
play
in
which
one
team
has
a
numerical
advantage
over
the
other
as
a
result
of
penalties,
the
team
was
unable
to
capitalize
on
the
power
play
football
play
(American
football)
a
play
by
the
offensive
team
run
running
running
play
running
game
(American
football)
a
play
in
which
a
player
attempts
to
carry
the
ball
through
or
past
the
opposing
team,
the
defensive
line
braced
to
stop
the
run,
the
coach
put
great
emphasis
on
running
draw
draw
play
(American
football)
the
quarterback
moves
back
as
if
to
pass
and
then
hands
the
ball
to
the
fullback
who
is
running
toward
the
line
of
scrimmage
pass
passing
play
passing
game
passing
(American
football)
a
play
that
involves
one
player
throwing
the
ball
to
a
teammate,
the
coach
sent
in
a
passing
play
on
third
and
long
power
play
a
play
in
which
there
is
a
concentration
of
players
in
one
location
on
the
field
of
play,
they
used
a
power
play
to
return
the
kickoff
basketball
play
a
play
executed
by
a
basketball
team
baseball
play
(baseball)
a
play
executed
by
a
baseball
team
double
play
the
act
of
getting
two
players
out
on
one
play
triple
play
the
act
of
getting
three
players
out
on
one
play
squeeze
play
a
baseball
play
in
which
a
runner
on
third
base
tries
to
score
as
the
batter
bunts
the
pitch
suicide
squeeze
play
suicide
squeeze
the
runner
on
third
base
starts
home
as
the
pitcher
delivers
the
ball
safety
squeeze
play
safety
squeeze
the
runner
on
third
base
waits
to
start
home
until
the
batter
has
bunted
successfully
cinch
breeze
picnic
snap
duck
soup
child's
play
pushover
walkover
piece
of
cake
any
undertaking
that
is
easy
to
do,
marketing
this
product
will
be
no
picnic
play
therapy
form
of
psychotherapy
for
children
that
uses
play
situations
for
diagnosis
or
treatment
foul
play
unfair
or
dishonest
behavior
(especially
involving
violence)
foul
an
act
that
violates
the
rules
of
a
sport
personal
foul
a
foul
that
involves
unnecessarily
rough
contact
(as
in
basketball
or
football)
technical
foul
technical
(basketball)
a
foul
that
can
be
assessed
on
a
player
or
a
coach
or
a
team
for
unsportsmanlike
conduct,
does
not
usually
involve
physical
contact
during
play
bid
play
an
attempt
to
get
something,
they
made
a
futile
play
for
power,
he
made
a
bid
to
gain
attention
power
play
squeeze
play
squeeze
an
aggressive
attempt
to
compel
acquiescence
by
the
concentration
or
manipulation
of
power,
she
laughed
at
this
sexual
power
play
and
walked
away
play
utilization
or
exercise,
the
play
of
the
imagination
mousetrap
trap
play
(American
football)
a
play
in
which
a
defensive
player
is
allowed
to
cross
the
line
of
scrimmage
and
then
blocked
off
as
the
runner
goes
through
the
place
the
lineman
vacated
gyneolatry
gynaeolatry
woman-worship
the
worship
of
women
execution
executing
capital
punishment
death
penalty
putting
a
condemned
person
to
death
death
adder
Acanthophis
antarcticus
venomous
Australian
snake
resembling
an
adder
death's-head
moth
Acherontia
atropos
European
hawkmoth
with
markings
on
the
back
resembling
a
human
skull
death
camp
a
concentration
camp
where
prisoners
are
likely
to
die
or
be
killed
death
house
death
row
the
cellblock
in
a
prison
where
those
condemned
to
death
await
execution
death
knell
death
bell
a
bell
rung
to
announce
a
death
death
mask
a
cast
taken
from
the
face
of
a
dead
person
death
seat
the
car
seat
beside
the
driver
of
an
automobile,
believed
to
be
the
most
dangerous
place
to
sit
in
a
car
in
case
of
an
accident
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