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Definition
Synonym
abprallen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
abprallen
recoil
abprallen
ricochet
Querschlaeger,
abprallen
ricochet
abprallen
v
abprallen
d
abgeprallt
prallt ab
prallte ab
to recoil
recoiling
recoiled
recoils
recoiled
abprallen
v
abprallen
d
abgeprallt
prallt ab
prallte ab
to ricochet
ricocheting
ricocheted
ricochets
ricocheted
querschlagen;
abprallen
v
(Geschoss)
mil.
querschlagend;
abprallen
d
quergeschlagen; abgeprallt
to glance off; to ricochet (projectile)
glancing off; ricocheting
glanced off; ricocheted
abprallen
; zurückprallen
v
abprallen
d; zurückprallend
abgeprallt; zurückgeprallt
prallt ab; prallt zurück
prallte ab; prallte zurück
to bounce back
bouncing back
bounced back
bounces back
bounced back
abprallen
, zurückprallen
v
abprallen
d, zurückprallend
abgeprallt, zurückgeprallt
prallt ab, prallt zurück
prallte ab, prallte zurück
to bounce back
bouncing back
bounced back
bounces back
bounced back
zurückprallen,
abprallen
v
zurückprallend,
abprallen
d
zurückgeprallt, abgeprallt
es prallt zurück, es prallt ab
es prallte zurück, es prallte ab
es ist
war zurückprallt, es ist
war abgeprallt
to rebound
rebounding
rebounded
it rebounds
it rebounded
it has
had rebounded
zurückprallen;
abprallen
v
zurückprallend;
abprallen
d
zurückgeprallt; abgeprallt
es prallt zurück; es prallt ab
es prallte zurück; es prallte ab
es ist war zurückprallt; es ist war abgeprallt
Der Ball prallte von der Querlatte ab.
sport
to rebound
rebounding
rebounded
it rebounds
it rebounded
it has had rebounded
The ball rebounded from the crossbar.
Deutsche
abprallen Synonyme
abprallen
Âzurückprallen
Âzurückspringen
abprallen
zurückprallen
zurückspringen
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Englische
recoil Synonyme
recoil
about the bush
antagonism
antipathy
avoid
avoidance
backfire
backlash
backlashing
backwash
balk
bashfulness
beat around
beg the question
blanch
blench
blink
boggle
boggling
boomerang
bounce
bounce back
bound
bound back
cannon
cannon off
carom
clashing
clout
collision
comeback
compunction
conflict
confutation
contradiction
contraposition
contrariety
contrecoup
counter
counteraction
counterblast
counterblow
counterposition
counterstroke
counterworking
crankiness
cringe
crotchetiness
demur
demurral
diffidence
disapprove of
dissent
dodge
draw back
duck
equivocate
evade
evasion
exchange
fade
fall back
fallback
falter
faltering
fence
fight shy of
flinch
fly back
force
friction
funk
give-and-take
grimace
hang back
hang off
have qualms
have repercussions
hedge
hem and haw
hesitance
hesitancy
hesitate
hesitation
hold off
impact
impress
impression
imprint
interchange
interference
jib
kick
kick back
kickback
lash back
look askance at
make bones about
mark
modesty
nonconformity
objection
opposition
opposure
oppugnance
oppugnancy
parry
pause
perverseness
print
protest
pull away
pull back
pullback
pullout
pussyfoot
put off
quail
quake
qualm
qualm of conscience
qualmishness
reaction
rebound
rebuff
recalcitrance
recalcitrate
recalcitration
reciprocation
reel back
reflex
renitency
repercuss
repercussion
reply
repugnance
repulse
resile
resilience
resistance
response
retaliation
retort
retreat
return
revolt
revolt at
ricochet
scruple
scrupulosity
scrupulousness
shake
sheer off
shift
shift off
show distaste for
shrink
shrink back
shrink from
shrinking
shudder
shudder at
shy
shy at
shy away
shy off
shyness
sidestep
sidestepping
snap back
spring
spring back
squinch
start
start aside
start back
step aside
stick
stick at
stickle
stickling
strain
swerve
swimming upstream
tremble
turn aside
ward off
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abprallen Definition
Recoil
(
v.
i.)
To
start,
roll,
bound,
spring,
or
fall
back
Recoil
(
v.
i.)
To
draw
back,
as
from
anything
repugnant,
distressing,
alarming,
or
the
like
Recoil
(
v.
i.)
To
turn
or
go
back
Recoil
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
or
go
back.
Recoil
(
n.
)
A
starting
or
falling
back
Recoil
(
n.
)
The
state
or
condition
of
having
recoil
ed.
Recoil
(
n.
)
Specifically,
the
reaction
or
rebounding
of
a
firearm
when
discharged.
recoil Bedeutung
recoil
repercussion
rebound
backlash
a
movement
back
from
an
impact
recoil
kick
the
backward
jerk
of
a
gun
when
it
is
fired
kick
back
recoil
kick
spring
back,
as
from
a
forceful
thrust,
The
gun
kicked
back
into
my
shoulder
bounce
resile
take
a
hop
spring
bound
rebound
recoil
reverberate
ricochet
spring
back,
spring
away
from
an
impact,
The
rubber
ball
bounced,
These
particles
do
not
resile
but
they
unite
after
they
collide
flinch
squinch
funk
cringe
shrink
wince
recoil
quail
draw
back,
as
with
fear
or
pain,
she
flinched
when
they
showed
the
slaughtering
of
the
calf
backfire
backlash
recoil
come
back
to
the
originator
of
an
action
with
an
undesired
effect,
Your
comments
may
backfire
and
cause
you
a
lot
of
trouble
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