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sling Definition

Sling
(v. t.) An instrument for throwing stones or other missiles, consisting of a short strap with two strings fastened to its ends, or with a string fastened to one end and a light stick to the other. The missile being lodged in a hole in the strap, the ends of the string are taken in the hand, and the whole whirled rapidly round until, by loosing one end, the missile is let fly with centrifugal force.

Sling
(v. t.) The act or motion of hurling as with a sling

Sling
(v. t.) A contrivance for sustaining anything by suspension

Sling
(v. t.) A kind of hanging bandage put around the neck, in which a wounded arm or hand is supported.

Sling
(v. t.) A loop of rope, or a rope or chain with hooks, for suspending a barrel, bale, or other heavy object, in hoisting or lowering.

Sling
(v. t.) A strap attached to a firearm, for suspending it from the shoulder.

Sling
(v. t.) A band of rope or iron for securing a yard to a mast

Sling
(v. t.) To throw with a sling.

Sling
(v. t.) To throw

Sling
(v. t.) To hang so as to swing

Sling
(v. t.) To pass a rope round, as a cask, gun, etc., preparatory to attaching a hoisting or lowering tackle.

Sling
(n.) A drink composed of spirit (usually gin) and water sweetened.

sling Bedeutung

sling scarf bandage triangular bandage	bandage to support an injured forearm, consisting of a wide triangular piece of cloth hanging from around the neck
sling	a simple weapon consisting of a looped strap in which a projectile is whirled and then released
slingback sling	a shoe that has a strap that wraps around the heel
slingshot sling catapult	a plaything consisting of a Y-shaped stick with elastic between the arms, used to propel small stones
sling	a highball with liquor and water with sugar and lemon or lime juice
brandy sling	a sling made with brandy
gin sling	a sling made with gin
rum sling	a sling made with rum
sling catapult	hurl as if with a sling
sling	hold or carry in a sling, he cannot button his shirt with his slinged arm
sling	move with a sling, sling the cargo onto the ship
sling	hang loosely or freely, let swing

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Tragriemen m	sling
schleudern	sling
Schleuderstein m	sling stone
rausschmeißen	to sling out
Rundstropp m; Stropp m (Kran)	sling (crane)
Schlinge f, Schlaufe f Schlingen pl, Schlaufen pl	sling slings
Schlinge f; Schlaufe f Schlingen pl; Schlaufen pl	sling slings
Armschlinge f Armschlinge pl	arm sling arm slings
Hakenkette f	hook-ended chain sling
Tragetuch n, Baby-Tragetuch n Tragetücher pl, Baby-Tragetücher pl	baby sling baby slings
Tragrohr n techn. Tragrohre pl	sling tube sling tubes
Tragetuch n; Baby-Tragetuch n Tragetücher pl; Baby-Tragetücher pl	baby sling baby slings
Schleuderstein m Schleudersteine pl	sling stone sling stones
Schultertasche f Schultertaschen pl	sling bag Am. sling bags
Beckenfrakturschlinge f med. Beckenfrakturschlingen pl	pelvic sling pelvic slings
Außenlastgeschirr n aviat.	cargo sling, cargo sling assembly
Außenlastgeschirr n aviat.	cargo sling; cargo sling assembly
Rundstropp m; Stropp m (Kran) Last am Stropp	sling (of a crane) underslung load
Riemenbügel m (Gewehr) mil. Riemenbügel pl	sling swivel (of a gun) sling swivels
Seilschlinge f Seilschlingen pl	grommet; rope sling grommets; rope slings

jdn. rausschmeißen v ugs.	to sling out () sb.; to turf out () sb. coll.
Schlinge f Schlingen pl Er trägt den Arm in der Schlinge.	sling slings He has wears his arm in a sling.
Gewehrriemen m mil. Gewehrriemen pl	gun sling; rifle sling gun slings; rifle slings
Riemenschnalle f; Riemenverschluss m Riemenschnallen pl; Riemenverschlüsse pl	sling buckle; strap buckle sling buckles; strap buckles
Sicherungsschlinge f (Klettern) sport Sicherungsschlingen pl	climbing sling; runner Am. (climbing) climbing slings; runners
wegschleudern v wegschleudernd weggeschleudert schleudert weg schleuderte weg	to sling away slinging away slung away slings away slung away
Riemenhalter m Riemenhalter pl	sling strap holder; sling holder sling strap holders; sling holders
schleudern, schmeißen schleudernd, schmeißend geschleudert, geschmissen schleudert, schmeißt schleuderte, schmiss etw. wegschleudern, etw. wegschmeißen	to sling {slung, slung} slinging slung slings slung to sling sth. away
Trageriemen m; Tragriemen m; Tragegurt m Trageriemen pl; Tragriemen pl; Tragegurte pl Schulterriemen m Gewehrriemen m aus Leder	carrying strap; carrying sling carrying straps; carrying slings shoulder strap leather rifle sling
umhängen v umhängend umgehängt	to put on; to drape around; to sling on; to re-hang putting on; draping around; slinging on; re-hanging put on; draped around; slung on; re-hung; re-hanged
umhängen v umhängend umgehängt	to put on, to drape around, to sling on, to re-hang putting on, draping around, slinging ond, re-hanging put on, draped around, slung on, re-hung, re-hanged
schmeißen ugs., werfen v schmeißend, werfend geschmissen, geworfen er sie schmeißt, er sie wirft ich er sie schmiss (schmiß alt), ich er sie warf er sie hat hatte geschmissen, er sie hat hatte geworfen etw. nach jdm. schmeißen (Studium) schmeißen ugs., abbrechen, aufgeben	to chuck, to sling, to throw chucking, slinging, throwing chucked, slung, thrown he she chucks I he she chucked he she has had chucked to chuck sth. at sb. coll. to chuck in (studies)
etw. umhängen neu (woanders) aufhängen v umhängend; neu aufhängend umgehängt; neu aufgehängt	to put on; to drape around; to sling on; to re-hang sth. (to rehang sth.) (to re hang sth.) putting on; draping around; slinging on; re-hanging put on; draped around; slung on; re-hung; re-hanged
etw. (an einen Ort) werfen; schleudern; schmeißen ugs. v werfend; schleudernd; schmeißend geworfen; geschleudert; geschmissen du wirfst er sie wirft ich er sie warf wir sie warfen er sie hat hatte geworfen ich er sie würfe wirf! einen Stein werfen seine Tasche auf das Sofa werfen einen Ziegel durch die Fensterscheibe werfen seinen Hut in die Luft werfen seine Schuhe quer durchs Zimmer schleudern etw. nach jdm. schmeißen jdn. ins Gefängnis werfen ein paar Bälle werfen (Baseball) Sie stürzte sich begeistert in die Arbeit.	to throw {threw; thrown}; to toss; to cast {cast; cast}; to fling {flung; flung}; to pitch; to chuck coll.; to sling {slung; slung} coll.; to heave coll. (sth. heavy); to bung coll.; to peg Am. coll.; to hoy Austr. coll.; to bish NZ coll. sth. (in a place) throwing; tossing; casting; flinging; pitching; chucking; slinging; heaving; bunging; peging; hoying; bishing thrown; tossed; cast; flung; pitched; chucked; slung; heaved; bunged; peged; hoyed; bished you throw he she throws I he she threw we they threw he she has had thrown I he she would throw throw! to throw toss cast a stone to toss your bag on to the sofa to hurl a brick through the window glass to fling your hat into the air to fling your shoes across the room to chuck sth. at sb. coll. to fling sb. into prison to pitch a few balls (baseball) She hurled herself into the job with enthusiasm.
etw. (an einen Ort) werfen; schleudern; schmeißen ugs. v werfend; schleudernd; schmeißend geworfen; geschleudert; geschmissen du wirfst er sie wirft ich er sie warf wir sie warfen er sie hat hatte geworfen ich er sie würfe wirf! einen Stein werfen seine Tasche auf das Sofa werfen einen Ziegel durch die Fensterscheibe werfen seinen Hut in die Luft werfen seine Schuhe quer durchs Zimmer schleudern etw. nach jdm. schmeißen jdn. ins Gefängnis werfen den ersten Stein werfen übtr. ein paar Bälle werfen (Baseball) Sie stürzte sich begeistert in die Arbeit. Mike warf einen Stein in den Teich. Ken warf noch ein Scheit ins Feuer.	to throw {threw; thrown}; to toss; to cast {cast; cast}; to fling {flung; flung}; to pitch; to chuck coll.; to sling {slung; slung} coll.; to heave coll. (sth. heavy); to bung coll.; to peg Am. coll.; to hoy Austr. coll.; to bish NZ coll. sth. (in a place) throwing; tossing; casting; flinging; pitching; chucking; slinging; heaving; bunging; peging; hoying; bishing thrown; tossed; cast; flung; pitched; chucked; slung; heaved; bunged; peged; hoyed; bished you throw he she throws I he she threw we they threw he she has had thrown I he she would throw throw! to throw toss cast a stone to toss your bag on to the sofa to hurl a brick through the window glass to fling your hat into the air to fling your shoes across the room to chuck sth. at sb. coll. to fling sb. into prison to cast the first stone fig. to pitch a few balls (baseball) She hurled herself into the job with enthusiasm. Mike threw a stone into the pond. Ken tossed another log on the fire.

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