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pluendern
sack
Sack
sack
Plünderung f
sack
einsacken, Sack
sack
entlassen, feuern
sack sb.
Sackhüpfen n
sack race
Bündel n textil.
hobo sack
Südwein m (aus Südeuropa importierter Likörwein) cook. hist.
sack obs.
Sack m
Säcke pl
sack
sacks
Traenensack
lachrymal sack
entlassen, feuern
give sb. the sack
Sherry m cook.
sherry; sack obs.
Wurden Sie an die Luft gesetzt?
Did you get the sack?
Kartoffelsack m
Kartoffelsäcke pl
potato sack
potato sacks
Abfallsack m
Abfallsäcke pl
rubbish sack
rubbish sacks
Plastiksack m
Plastiksäcke pl
plastic sack
plastic sacks
Verwüstung f; Zerstörung f; Verheerung f veraltet (einer Stadt usw.) hist.
ravage; sack (of a town etc.)
Tränensack m anat.
lacrymal sack, lachrymal sack
Tränensack m anat.
lacrymal sack; lachrymal sack
Faltensack m
Faltensäcke pl
gusseted sack
gusseted sacks
Footbag m (Ball) sport
footbag; hacky-sack tm (ball)
entlassen v
entlassend
entlassen
to sack coll.
sacking
sacked
Contouche f; Adrienne f; Andrienne f; Robe à la Française; Robe battante innocente (Frauenbekleidung im 18. Jh.) textil. hist.
sack-back gown; robe à la française
Entlassung f
jdn. entlassen, jdn. hinauswerfen
sack coll.
to give so. the sack
Entlassung f
jdn. entlassen; jdn. hinauswerfen
sack coll.
to give sb. the sack
Contouche f; Adrienne f; Andrienne f; Robe à la Française; Robe battante innocente (Frauenbekleidung im 18. Jh.) textil. hist.
sack-back gown; robe à la française
sich in die Falle hauen v ugs. (schlafen gehen)
to hit the hay; to hit the sack coll.
plündern v
plündernd
geplündert
plündert
plünderte
to sack
sacking
sacked
sacks
sacked
Tischlein deck dich, Goldesel und Knüppel aus dem Sack
The Wishing-Table, The Gold-Ass, and The Cudgel in the Sack
jdn. feuern; jdn. rausschmeißen v ugs.
feuernd; rausschmeißend
gefeuert; rausgeschmissen
to sack sb.; to fire sb. coll.
sacking; firing
sacked; fired
Absackwaage f techn.
Absackwaagen pl
sack filling and weighing machine
sack filling and weighing machines
Absackschnecke f agr. techn.
Absackschnecken pl
bagging auger; sack filling screw
bagging augers; sack filling screws
Tischlein deck dich, Goldesel und Knüppel aus dem Sack (Märchen) lit.
The Wishing-Table, The Gold-Ass, and The Cudgel in the Sack (fairy tale)
Tischlein deck dich Goldesel und Knüppel aus dem Sack (Märchen)
The Wishing-Table The Gold-Ass and The Cudgel in the Sack (fairy tale)
Sackkarre f
Sackkarren pl
handcart, luggage cart, sack truck Br.
handcarts, luggage carts, sack trucks
Sackkarre f; Sackkarren m; Sackrodel f Ös.; Kistenrodel f Ös.; Rodel f Ös.
Sackkarren pl; Sackrodel pl; Kistenrodel pl; Rodel pl
hand truck; sack truck Br.; sack barrow Br.
hand trucks; sack trucks; sack barrows
Sackkarre f Dt.; Sackkarren m Süddt. Schw.; Sackrodel f Ös.; Kistenrodel f Ös.; Transportrodel f Ös.; Rodel f Ös.
Sackkarren pl; Sackrodel pl; Kistenrodel pl; Transportrodel pl; Rodel pl
hand truck; sack truck Br.; sack barrow Br.
hand trucks; sack trucks; sack barrows
Hinauswurf m; Rausschmiss m ugs. (plötzliche Entlassung)
vor dem Hinauswurf stehen; mit dem Rausschmiss rechnen müssen
jdn. hinauswerfen; jdn. feuern
wegen schwerer Verfehlungen gefeuert werden
the sack coll.
to face the sack
to give sb. the sack
to get the sack for serious misconduct
Geldbeutel m; Geldsack m; Geldtasche f
Geldbeutel pl; Geldsäcke pl; Geldtaschen pl
money bag; money sack; bag of money; sack of money; money pouch
money bags; money sacks; bags of money; sacks of money; money pouches
Sherry m cook.
Amontillado ist eine Sherry-Variante, die dunkler als Fino aber leichter als Oloroso ist.
sherry; Sherris sack obs.
Amontillado is a variety of sherry wine characterized by being darker than Fino but lighter than Oloroso.
Absackwaage f; Sackfüllwaage f
Absackwaagen pl; Sackfüllwaagen pl
bagging scale; sacking weigher; sack filling and weighing machine
bagging scales; sacking weighers; sack filling and weighing machines
Bett n, Lager n
Betten pl
das Bett machen
im Bett bleiben, das Bett hüten
im Bett, zu Bett
im Bett
ins Bett bringen
ins Bett gehen
ins Bett steigen
aus dem Bett hüpfen
sich in die Falle hauen ugs., ins Bett gehen
bed
beds
to make a bed, to do the bed
to stay in bed
abed
between the sheets
to put to bed
to go to bed
to get into bed
to spring out of bed
to hit the sack slang
Bett n; Bettstatt f geh.; Schlafstatt f geh.; Liegestatt f geh.; Lager n (veraltet)
Betten pl
sein Bett machen
Betten machen
im Bett bleiben; das Bett hüten
im Bette; auf dem Bette; zu Bette poet.
im Bett
ins Bett bringen
ins Bett gehen
ins Bett steigen
aus dem Bett hüpfen
sich in die Falle hauen ugs.; ins Bett gehen
das Bett die Betten (für Gäste) herrichten; bereit machen; aufbetten Bayr. Ös.; betten Schw. v
Seine Eltern waren zu Bette und schliefen. poet.
bed
beds
to make one's bed
to make the beds
to stay in bed
abed poet.
between the sheets
to put to bed
to go to bed
to get into bed
to spring out of bed
to hit the sack slang
to make up the bed beds
His parents were abed and sleeping.
jdn. hinauswerfen; jdn. rauswerfen; jdn. feuern; jdn. schassen; jdn. an die frische Luft setzen ugs. (entlassen)
hinauswerfend; rauswerfend; feuernd; schassend
hinausgeworfen; rausgeworfen; gefeuert; geschasst
wirft hinaus; wirft raus; feuert; schasst
warf hinaus; warf raus; feuerte; schasste
gefeuert werden ugs.
to fire sb.; to throw sb. out; to chuck sb. out; to kick sb. out coll.
firing; throwing out; chucking out; kicking out
fired; thrown out; chucked out; kicked out
fires; throws out; chucks out; kicks out
fired; threw out; chucked out; kicked out
to get the sack coll.
jdn. hinauswerfen; jdn. rauswerfen; jdn. feuern; jdn. schassen; jdn. an die frische Luft setzen ugs. v (entlassen)
hinauswerfend; rauswerfend; feuernd; schassend
hinausgeworfen; rausgeworfen; gefeuert; geschasst
wirft hinaus; wirft raus; feuert; schasst
warf hinaus; warf raus; feuerte; schasste
gefeuert werden ugs.
to fire sb.; to throw sb. out; to chuck sb. out; to kick sb. out coll.
firing; throwing out; chucking out; kicking out
fired; thrown out; chucked out; kicked out
fires; throws out; chucks out; kicks out
fired; threw out; chucked out; kicked out
to get the sack coll.
eine Stadt ein Land usw. verwüsten; eine Stadt in Schutt und Asche legen v hist.
eine Stadt ein Land usw. verwüstend; eine Stadt in Schutt und Asche legend
eine Stadt ein Land usw. verwüstet; eine Stadt in Schutt und Asche gelegt
vom Krieg verwüstet
Die Stadt war völlig verwüstet zerstört worden.
to devastate; to ravage; to sack; to leave in ruins () a town country; to lay waste to a town country etc.
devastating; ravaging; sacking; leaving in ruins a town country; laying waste to a town country etc.
devastated; ravaged; sacked; left in ruins a town country; laid waste to a town country etc.
war-ravaged
The town had been laid waste.

Deutsche pluendern Synonyme

Englische sack Synonyme

sack  acquire  assault  attack  ax  bag  balloon  banditry  barbarize  barrel  basket  batter  be seized of  bed  bedstead  bladder  boot  boot out  bottle  bounce  box  box up  break  brigandage  brigandism  brutalize  bump  bunk  burden  burn  bust  butcher  can  capsule  capture  carry on  carton  case  cashier  cashiering  cask  catch  chuck  come by  come in for  come into  conge  container  contract  corral  couch  crate  defrock  degrade  demote  deplume  deposal  depose  depredate  depredation  deprive  derive  desecrate  desolate  despoil  despoiling  despoilment  despoliation  destroy  devastate  devour  direption  disbar  discharge  disemploy  disemployment  dismiss  dismissal  displace  displacing  displume  doss  drag down  draw  drop  drum out  drumming out  earn  encase  encyst  enmesh  ensnare  entangle  enter into possession  entrap  expel  fill  fire  firing  fleece  fob  forage  foraging  foray  forced separation  foul  freeboot  freebooting  freight  furlough  furloughing  gain  get  give the ax  give the gate  go on  gurney  gut  hammer  hamper  harpoon  harvest  heap  heap up  hit the hay  hit the sack  hook  jar  kick  kick out  kick upstairs  kip  kip down  lade  land  lasso  lay off  lay waste  layoff  let go  let out  litter  load  loot  looting  make  make redundant  maraud  marauding  mass  maul  mesh  mug  nail  net  noose  obtain  pack  pack away  package  parcel  pension off  pile  pillage  pillaging  pink slip  plunder  plundering  pocket  poke  pot  pouch  prey on  procure  pull down  rage  raid  raiding  ramp  rampage  ransack  ransacking  rant  rape  rapine  ravage  ravagement  ravaging  rave  raven  ravish  ravishment  razzia  read out of  reap  reive  reiving  release  removal  remove  replace  retire  retirement  rifle  rifling  riot  roar  rope  ruin  sac  sack out  sacking  savage  score  secure  send packing  separate forcibly  ship  slaughter  snag  snare  sniggle  sofa  sow chaos  spear  spoil  spoiling  spoliate  spoliatio  
sackcloth and ashes  Day of Atonement  Yom Kippur  asceticism  black  cold purgatorial fires  crape  cypress  cypress lawn  deep mourning  fasting  flagellation  hair shirt  lustration  maceration  mortification  mourning  mourning band  penance  penitence  penitential act  penitential exercise  purgation  purgatory  repentance  sackcloth  weeds  yew  
sacking  assault  attack  banditry  battering  brigandage  brigandism  butchery  depredation  despoiling  despoilment  despoliation  direption  disorderliness  foraging  foray  forcible seizure  freebooting  killing  laying waste  looting  marauding  massacre  obstreperousness  onslaught  pillage  pillaging  plunder  plundering  raid  raiding  ransacking  rape  rapine  ravage  ravagement  ravaging  ravishment  razzia  reiving  rifling  riot  rioting  sack  slaughter  sowing with salt  spoiling  spoliation  unruliness  violation  

sack Definition

Halter-sack
(n.) A term of reproach, implying that one is fit to be hanged.
Sack
(n.) A name formerly given to various dry Spanish wines.
Sack
(n.) A bag for holding and carrying goods of any kind
Sack
(n.) A measure of varying capacity, according to local usage and the substance. The American sack of salt is 215 pounds
Sack
(n.) Originally, a loosely hanging garment for women, worn like a cloak about the shoulders, and serving as a decorative appendage to the gown
Sack
(n.) A sack coat
Sack
(n.) See 2d Sac, 2.
Sack
(n.) Bed.
Sack
(v. t.) To put in a sack
Sack
(v. t.) To bear or carry in a sack upon the back or the shoulders.
Sack
(n.) The pillage or plunder, as of a town or city
Sack
(v. t.) To plunder or pillage, as a town or city
Sack-winged
(a.) Having a peculiar pouch developed near the front edge of the wing

sack Bedeutung

dismissal
dismission
discharge firing liberation release sack
sacking
the termination of someone's employment (leaving them free to depart)
sack the plundering of a place by an army or mob, usually involves destruction and slaughter, the sack of Rome
chemise
sack shift
a loose-fitting dress hanging straight from the shoulders without a waist
dressing sack
dressing sacque
a woman's loose jacket, worn while dressing
gunnysack
gunny sack
burlap bag
a bag made of burlap
hammock
sack
a hanging bed of canvas or rope netting (usually suspended between two trees), swings easily
sack
poke
paper bag
carrier bag
a bag made of paper or plastic for holding customer's purchases
sack sacque a woman's full loose hiplength jacket
sack coat man's hiplength coat with a straight back, the jacket of a suit
sack race a novelty race in which competitors jump ahead with their feet confined in a sack
sack any of various light dry strong white wine from Spain and Canary Islands (including sherry)
bungler
blunderer
fumbler
bumbler
stumbler sad sack
botcher
butcher fuckup d
someone who makes mistakes because of incompetence
sack
sackful
the quantity contained in a sack
pouch
sac
sack
pocket
an enclosed space, the trapped miners found a pocket of air
a go to bed
turn in
bed
crawl in
kip down
hit the hay
hit the sack
sack out
go to sleep retire
prepare for sleep, I usually turn in at midnight, He goes to bed at the crack of dawn
sack put in a sack, The grocer sacked the onions
net
sack sack up
clear
make as a net profit, The company cleared million
sack
plunder
plunder (a town) after capture, the barbarians sacked Rome
b displace fire
give notice
can
dismiss
give the axe
send away
sack
force out
give the sack
terminate a
terminate the employment of, discharge from an office or position, The boss fired his secretary today, The company terminated % of its workers
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