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Definition
Synonym
Rammklotz
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Rammklotz
m
Rammklötze
pl
drop hammer; pile driver; ram; tub; drive block; drive hammer; driving sleeve; jar block; jar weight
drop hammers; pile drivers; rams; tubs; drive blocks; drive hammers; driving sleeves; jar blocks; jar weights
Rammklotz
m
; Hammerkopf
m
Rammklötze
pl
; Hammerköpfe
pl
tup
tups
Rammklotz
m
, Hammerkopf
m
Rammklötze
pl
, Hammerköpfe
pl
tup
tups
Rammblock
m
;
Rammklotz
m
; Rammbär
m
; Fallbär
m
; Bär
m
constr.
Rammblöcke
pl
; Rammklötze
pl
; Rammbären
pl
; Fallbären
pl
; Bären
pl
ram; monkey; tup
rams; monkeys; tups
Deutsche
Rammklotz Synonyme
Hammerkopf
ÂRammklotz
Englische
drop hammer; pile driver; ram; tub; drive block; drive hammer; driving sleeve; jar block; jar weight Synonyme
drop
abandon
abate
abdicate
abeyance
abjure
ablate
acknowledge defeat
act
drop
advantage
asbestos
asbestos board
ascend
ax
back
drop
backslide
balm
balsam
bank
bate
batten
be bereaved of
be confined
be eaten away
bead
bear
bear a child
bear young
belly buster
belly flop
belly whopper
bit
black out
block
blow
blow down
blow over
blow to pieces
blow up
boot out
border
bounce
bowl down
bowl over
brain
break
break down
break the habit
bring down
bulge
bulldog
burn out
burn to death
caesura
call off
call on
calve
can
cannonball
cant
careen
cascade
cash in
cast
cast down
cast off
catabasis
cataract
cave in
cease
cease-fire
cede
charge
chop down
chuck
chute
climb
cloth
cock
coign of vantage
collapse
come apart
come by
come down
come off
come unstuck
comedown
condensation
condense
conk out
consume
consume away
corrode
coulisse
counterweight
crack up
crash
crash dive
cross
crumb
crumble
cry quits
curtain
curtain board
cut down
cut out
cut to pieces
cyclorama
dab
dash
dash down
day off
deal a deathblow
death chair
death chamber
debacle
debasement
decadence
decadency
decamp
decease
deceleration
deck
declension
declination
decline
decline and fall
declivity
decor
decrease
decrescendo
deepness
default
defluxion
deformation
degeneracy
degenerateness
degeneration
degradation
deliquesce
demise
demotion
depart
deposit
depravation
depravedness
depreciation
derogation
descend
descending
descension
descent
desert
desist
desist from
deterioration
detonate
devolution
dew
drop
die
die away
diminish
diminuendo
dip
dip down
discard
discharge
discontinue
disgorge
disintegrate
dismiss
dispense with
dispose of
distill
distillation
disuse
ditch
dive
do without
doff
dot
douse
down
downbend
downcome
downcurve
downfall
downflow
downgate
downgrade
downhill
downpour
downrush
downslide
downswing
downtrend
down
drop
in
admit
barge in
be admitted
break in
breeze in
burst in
bust in
call
call on
call upon
come barging in
come breezing in
come busting in
come by
come in
come over
creep in
cross the threshold
crowd in
edge in
enter
gain admittance
get in
go in
go into
have an entree
have an in
hop in
insert
intrude
irrupt
jam in
jump in
look in
look up
pack in
pay a visit
pop in
press in
push in
put in
run in
see
set foot in
slip in
squeeze in
step in
stop by
stop off
stop over
take in
thrust in
visit
wedge in
work in
drop
in the bucket
a continental
a curse
a damn
a darn
a hoot
bagatelle
bauble
bean
bibelot
bit
brass farthing
button
cent
curio
dole
farce
farthing
feather
fig
fleabite
folderol
fribble
frippery
gaud
gewgaw
gimcrack
hair
half rations
halfpenny
hardly anything
hill of beans
jest
joke
kickshaw
knickknack
knickknackery
mere nothing
mere subsistence
minikin
mite
mockery
molehill
next to nothing
peppercorn
picayune
pin
pinch of snuff
pinprick
pittance
rap
red cent
row of pins
rush
scrimption
shit
short allowance
short commons
snap
sneeshing
sou
starvation wages
straw
toy
trifle
trinket
triviality
tuppence
two cents
twopence
whim-wham
drop
it
abandon
abort
belay
cancel
cease
cut it out
desist
discontinue
end
forget it
give over
halt
have done with
hold
ignore it
knock it off
lay off
leave off
let it go
let it pass
never mind
no matter
quit
refrain
relinquish
renounce
scrub
skip it
stay
stop
terminate
drop
off
abate
ablate
bate
be eaten away
buy it
cascade
cash in
cataract
check in
check out
collapse
come down
consume
consume away
corrode
crash
croak
crumble
decline
decrease
deliquesce
descend
die away
diminish
dip down
dive
dope off
down
doze off
drop
drop
asleep
drop
down
drowse off
dwindle
ebb
erode
fall
fall asleep
fall away
fall down
fall off
go down
go downhill
go to sleep
go west
gravitate
have it
kick in
kick off
kick the bucket
knock off
languish
lessen
let up
lose altitude
melt away
nod off
parachute
pass out
peg out
pipe off
pitch
plummet
plunge
pop off
pounce
pour down
precipitate
rain
run low
sag
settle to sleep
shove off
shrink
sink
slide
slump
step off
stoop
subside
swoop
tail off
trend downward
wane
waste
waste away
wear
wear away
drop
out
abandon
agree to differ
agree to disagree
back out
be at variance
be in dissent
beg off
beg to differ
break bounds
break step
cry off
depart from
differ
disagree
disagree with
discard
discord with
dissent
dissent from
divide on
evacuate
forsake
go back on
jettison
jilt
leave
leave behind
leave flat
make waves
maroon
nonconform
not agree
not comply
not conform
oppose
opt out
protest
pull out
quit
quit cold
renege
rock the boat
say goodbye to
secede
stand down
take exception
take issue
take leave of
throw over
vacate
withdraw
withhold assent
drop
the subject
abandon
brush aside
brush off
dismiss
forget
forget about it
forget it
lay aside
let it go
let slip
push aside
put aside
set aside
shrug off
sneeze at
think nothing of
thrust aside
turn away from
drop
let
bead
crumb
dew
drop
dot
driblet
drop
fleck
flyspeck
globule
gnat
gobbet
grain
iota
jot
microbe
microorganism
midge
minim
minutia
minutiae
mite
mote
particle
pearl
pinhead
pinpoint
point
rain
drop
scrap
snip
snippet
speck
tear
drop
tittle
vanishing point
drop
out
Bohemian
beatnik
deviant
dissenter
flower child
freak
heretic
hippie
maverick
misfit
nonconformist
nonjuror
original
sectarian
sectary
swinger
ugly duckling
unconformist
yippie
drop
pings
BM
bowel movement
buffalo chips
ca-ca
coprolite
coprolith
cow chips
cow flops
cow pats
crap
defecation
dingleberry
dung
feces
feculence
guano
jakes
manure
movement
night soil
ordure
sewage
sewerage
shit
stool
turd
drop
sy
abscess
ague
anemia
ankylosis
anoxia
apnea
asphyxiation
asthma
ataxia
atrophy
backache
bleeding
blennorhea
bloat
bloatedness
bloating
blowing up
cachexia
cachexy
chill
chills
colic
constipation
convulsion
coughing
cyanosis
diarrhea
diastole
dilatation
dilation
distension
dizziness
dysentery
dyspepsia
dyspnea
edema
emaciation
fainting
fatigue
fever
fibrillation
flatulence
flatulency
flatus
flux
gassiness
growth
hemorrhage
high blood pressure
hy
drop
s
hypertension
hypotension
icterus
indigestion
inflammation
inflation
insomnia
intumescence
itching
jaundice
labored breathing
low blood pressure
lumbago
marasmus
meteorism
nasal discharge
nausea
necrosis
pain
paralysis
pruritus
puff
puffiness
puffing
rash
rheum
sclerosis
seizure
shock
skin eruption
sneezing
sore
spasm
stretching
swell
swellage
swelling
swollenness
tabes
tachycardia
tumefaction
tumescence
tumidity
tumidness
tumor
turgescence
turgidity
turgidness
tympanism
tympany
upset stomach
vertigo
vomiting
wasting
windiness
Rammklotz Definition
Bishop
sleeve
(
)
A
wide
sleeve,
once
worn
by
women.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
wood
more
or
less
bulky
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
solid
piece
of
wood
on
which
condemned
persons
lay
their
necks
when
they
are
beheaded.
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
wooden
mold
on
which
hats,
bonnets,
etc.,
are
shaped.
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
pattern
or
shape
of
a
hat.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
large
or
long
building
divided
into
separate
houses
or
shops,
or
a
number
of
houses
or
shops
built
in
contact
with
each
other
so
as
to
form
one
building
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
square,
or
portion
of
a
city
inclosed
by
streets,
whether
occupied
by
buildings
or
not.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
grooved
pulley
or
sheave
incased
in
a
frame
or
shell
which
is
provided
with
a
hook,
eye,
or
strap,
by
which
it
may
be
attached
to
an
object.
It
is
used
to
change
the
direction
of
motion,
as
in
raising
a
heavy
object
that
can
not
be
conveniently
reached,
and
also,
when
two
or
more
such
sheaves
are
compounded,
to
change
the
rate
of
motion,
or
to
exert
increased
force
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
perch
on
which
a
bird
of
prey
is
kept.
Block
(
v.
t.)
Any
obstruction,
or
cause
of
obstruction
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
box
or
other
wood
for
engravers'
work.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
hard
wood
(as
mahogany
or
cherry)
on
which
a
stereotype
or
electrotype
plate
is
mounted
to
make
it
type
high.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
blockhead
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
section
of
a
railroad
where
the
block
system
is
used.
See
Block
system,
below.
Block
(
n.
)
To
obstruct
so
as
to
prevent
passage
or
progress
Block
(
n.
)
To
secure
or
support
by
means
of
blocks
Block
(
n.
)
To
shape
on,
or
stamp
with,
a
block
Block
book
(
)
A
book
printed
from
engraved
wooden
blocks
instead
of
movable
types.
Block
tin
(
)
See
under
Tin.
Counter
weight
(
n.
)
A
counterpoise.
Driving
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Drive
Drive
(
v.
t.)
To
impel
or
urge
onward
by
force
in
a
direction
away
from
one,
or
along
before
one
Drive
(
v.
t.)
To
urge
on
and
direct
the
motions
of,
as
the
beasts
which
draw
a
vehicle,
or
the
vehicle
borne
by
them
Drive
(
v.
t.)
To
urge,
impel,
or
hurry
forward
Drive
(
v.
t.)
To
carry
or
Drive
(
v.
t.)
To
clear,
by
forcing
away
what
is
contained.
Drive
(
v.
t.)
To
dig
Horizontally
Drive
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
away
Drive
(
v.
i.)
To
rush
and
press
with
violence
Drive
(
v.
i.)
To
be
forced
along
Drive
(
v.
i.)
To
go
by
carriage
Drive
(
v.
i.)
To
press
forward
Drive
(
v.
i.)
To
distrain
for
rent.
Drive
(
p.
p.)
Driven.
Drive
(
n.
)
The
act
of
driving
Drive
(
n.
)
A
place
suitable
or
agreeable
for
driving
Drive
(
n.
)
Violent
or
rapid
motion
Drive
(
n.
)
In
type
founding
and
forging,
an
impression
or
matrix,
formed
by
a
punch
drift.
Drive
(
n.
)
A
collection
of
objects
that
are
driven
Driver
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
drives
Driver
(
n.
)
The
person
who
drives
beasts
or
a
carriage
Driver
(
n.
)
An
overseer
of
a
gang
of
slaves
or
gang
of
convicts
at
their
work.
Driver
(
n.
)
A
part
that
transmits
motion
to
another
part
by
contact
with
it,
or
through
an
intermediate
relatively
movable
part,
as
a
gear
which
drives
another,
or
a
lever
which
moves
another
through
a
link,
etc.
Specifically:
Driver
(
n.
)
The
driving
wheel
of
a
locomotive.
Driver
(
n.
)
An
attachment
to
a
lathe,
spindle,
or
face
plate
to
turn
a
carrier.
Driver
(
n.
)
A
crossbar
on
a
grinding
mill
spindle
to
drive
the
upper
stone.
Driver
(
n.
)
The
after
sail
in
a
ship
or
bark,
being
a
fore-and-aft
sail
attached
to
a
gaff
Driving
(
a.
)
Having
great
force
of
impulse
Driving
(
a.
)
Communicating
force
Driving
(
n.
)
The
act
of
forcing
or
urging
something
along
drop hammer; pile driver; ram; tub; drive block; drive hammer; driving sleeve; jar block; jar weight / drop hammers; pile drivers; rams; tubs; drive blocks; drive hammers; driving sleeves; jar blocks; jar weights Bedeutung
block
grant
a
grant
of
federal
money
to
state
and
local
governments
to
support
social
welfare
programs,
block
grants
reduce
federal
responsibility
for
social
welfare
drive
thrust
driving
force
the
act
of
applying
force
to
propel
something,
after
reaching
the
desired
velocity
the
drive
is
cut
off
liner
line
drive
(baseball)
a
hit
that
flies
straight
out
from
the
batter,
the
batter
hit
a
liner
to
the
shortstop
line-drive
single
line
single
a
single
resulting
from
a
line
drive
line-drive
double
line
double
a
double
resulting
from
a
line
drive
line-drive
triple
line
triple
a
triple
resulting
from
a
line
drive
block
vote
a
vote
proportional
in
magnitude
to
the
number
of
people
that
a
delegate
represents
drive-by
killing
homicide
committed
by
shooting
from
a
moving
automobile
drive-by
shooting
shooting
someone
from
a
car
as
it
is
driven
past
the
victim
driving
the
act
of
controlling
and
steering
the
movement
of
a
vehicle
or
animal
drive
ride
a
journey
in
a
vehicle
(usually
an
automobile),
he
took
the
family
for
a
drive
in
his
new
car
cattle
drive
driving
a
bovine
herd
(as
cows
or
bulls
or
steers)
drive
the
act
of
driving
a
herd
of
animals
overland
drop
the
act
of
dropping
something,
they
expected
the
drop
would
be
successful
blocking
block
the
act
of
obstructing
or
deflecting
someone's
movements
trap
block
(American
football)
an
illegal
block
drive
(sports)
a
hard
straight
return
(as
in
tennis
or
squash)
drop
shot
dink
a
soft
return
so
that
the
tennis
ball
drops
abruptly
after
crossing
the
net
forehand
drive
(sports)
hard
straight
return
made
on
the
forehand
side
(as
in
tennis
or
badminton
or
squash)
backhand
drive
a
hard
straight
return
made
on
the
backhand
side
drive
driving
hitting
a
golf
ball
off
of
a
tee
with
a
driver,
he
sliced
his
drive
out
of
bounds
weight
gaining
bodybuilding
that
increases
muscle
mass
and
body
weight
eyedrop
eye-drop
a
method
of
irrigating
the
eye
used
by
ophthalmologists
campaign
cause
crusade
drive
movement
effort
a
series
of
actions
advancing
a
principle
or
tending
toward
a
particular
end,
he
supported
populist
campaigns,
they
worked
in
the
cause
of
world
peace,
the
team
was
ready
for
a
drive
toward
the
pennant,
the
movement
to
end
slavery,
contributed
to
the
war
effort
fundaising
campaign
fundaising
drive
fundaising
effort
a
campaign
to
raise
money
for
some
cause
hammer
pound
hammering
pounding
the
act
of
pounding
(delivering
repeated
heavy
blows),
the
sudden
hammer
of
fists
caught
him
off
guard,
the
pounding
of
feet
on
the
hallway
American
bittern
stake
driver
Botaurus
lentiginosus
a
kind
of
bittern
army
ant
driver
ant
legionary
ant
tropical
nomadic
ant
that
preys
mainly
on
other
insects
air
hammer
jackhammer
pneumatic
hammer
a
hammer
driven
by
compressed
air
atomic
pile
atomic
reactor
pile
chain
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
that
uses
controlled
nuclear
fission
to
generate
energy
auction
block
block
a
platform
from
which
an
auctioneer
sells,
they
put
their
paintings
on
the
block
automatic
transmission
automatic
drive
a
transmission
that
automatically
changes
the
gears
according
to
the
speed
of
the
car
ball-peen
hammer
a
hammer
with
one
round
and
one
flat
end,
used
in
working
metal
block
a
solid
piece
of
something
(usually
having
flat
rectangular
sides),
the
pyramids
were
built
with
large
stone
blocks
block
housing
in
a
large
building
that
is
divided
into
separate
units,
there
is
a
block
of
classrooms
in
the
west
wing
blockage
block
closure
occlusion
stop
stoppage
an
obstruction
in
a
pipe
or
tube,
we
had
to
call
a
plumber
to
clear
out
the
blockage
in
the
drainpipe
block
and
tackle
pulley
blocks
with
associated
rope
or
cable
block
diagram
a
diagram
showing
the
interconnections
between
the
components
of
system
(especially
an
electronic
system)
block
plane
a
small
plane
used
on
end
grains
of
wood
bollock
bullock
block
a
pulley-block
at
the
head
of
a
topmast
bricklayer's
hammer
a
hammer
used
in
laying
bricks
building
block
a
block
of
material
used
in
construction
work
butcher
board
butcher
block
a
thick
wooden
slab
formed
by
bonding
together
thick
laminated
strips
of
unpainted
hardwood
carpenter's
hammer
claw
hammer
clawhammer
a
hammer
with
a
cleft
at
one
end
for
pulling
nails
CD
drive
a
drive
that
reads
a
compact
disc
and
that
is
connected
to
an
audio
system
CD-ROM
drive
a
drive
that
is
connected
to
a
computer
and
on
which
a
CD-ROM
can
be
`played'
centerboard
centreboard
drop
keel
sliding
keel
a
retractable
fin
keel
used
on
sailboats
to
prevent
drifting
to
leeward
chopping
block
a
steady
wooden
block
on
which
food
can
be
cut
or
diced
or
wood
can
be
split
cinder
block
clinker
block
breeze
block
a
light
concrete
building
block
made
with
cinder
aggregate,
cinder
blocks
are
called
breeze
blocks
in
Britain
cube
square
block
a
block
in
the
(approximate)
shape
of
a
cube
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