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Definition
Synonym
stagger
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
taumeln
stagger
Wanken
n
, Schwanken
n
, Taumeln
n
stagger
Staffelung
stagger
Staffelung, staffeln
stagger
wanken
stagger
Wanken
n
; Schwanken
n
; Taumeln
n
stagger
jdn. erstaunen
v
to
stagger
sb.
jmd. erstaunen
to
stagger
so.
jdm. den Atem verschlagen
Mir verschlug es die Sprache.
to
stagger
sb.
I was
stagger
ed.
jdm. den Atem verschlagen
v
Mir verschlug es die Sprache.
to
stagger
sb.
I was
stagger
ed.
staffeln; stufen
v
staffelnd; stufend
gestaffelt; gestuft
to
stagger
stagger
ing
stagger
ed
staffeln, stufen
v
staffelnd, stufend
gestaffelt, gestuft
to
stagger
stagger
ing
stagger
ed
wanken; schwanken; torkeln; taumeln
v
wankend; schwankend; torkelnd; taumelnd
gewankt; geschwankt; getorkelt; getaumelt
wankt; schwankt; torkelt; taumelt
wankte; schwankte; taumelte; torkelte
to
stagger
stagger
ing
stagger
ed
stagger
s
stagger
ed
wanken, schwanken, torkeln, taumeln
v
wankend, schwankend, torkelnd, taumelnd
gewankt, geschwankt, getorkelt, getaumelt
wankt, schwankt, torkelt, taumelt
wankte, schwankte, taumelte, torkelte
to
stagger
stagger
ing
stagger
ed
stagger
s
stagger
ed
Staffelpreis
m
Staffelpreise
pl
stagger
price; fluctuate price
stagger
prices; fluctuate prices
Staffelpreis
m
Staffelpreise
pl
stagger
price, fluctuate price
stagger
prices, fluctuate prices
jdn. mit dem Handrücken schlagen
v
Mein Bruder schlug ihm mit dem Handrücken ins Gesicht, so fest, dass er ins Wanken kam.
to backhand sb.
My brother backhanded him across the face, hard enough to
stagger
him.
Magazin
n
mil.
Magazine
pl
Magazin komplett
Ansteckmagazin
n
; Einsteckmagazin
n
Halbrundmagazin
n
Kastenmagazin
n
; Stangenmagazin
n
Laufmagazin
n
; Vorderschaft-Röhrenmagazin
n
; Vorderschaftmagazin
n
Mehrlademagazin
n
Mittelschaftmagazin
n
Reihenmagazin
n
Reservemagazin
n
; Wechselmagazin
n
Röhrenmagazin
n
; Rohrmagazin
n
Schaftmagazin
n
Trommelmagazin
n
; Walzenmagazin
n
; Drehmagazin
n
verdecktes Magazin; Magazinattrappe
f
Verlängerungsmagazin
n
Zickzackmagazin
n
Zündstreifenmagazin
n
magazine
magazines
magazine assembly
clip magazine; detachable box-type magazine; detachable magazine
curved-box magazine
box magazine
fore-end tubular magazine; fore-end tube magazine
repeating magazine
tubular magazine inside stock
double-line box magazine; double-column box magazine
spare magazine; interchangeable magazine
tubular magazine
butt-stock magazine; butt magazine, stock magazine
snail-type drum magazine; snail magazine; drum magazine; cylinder magazine; revolving box magazine; rotary box magazine; rotary magazine
blind-box magazine
extension magazine
double-row
stagger
ed magazine; double
stagger
magazine
tape magazine
Deutsche
taumeln Synonyme
taumeln
schwanken
Âtaumeln
Âtorkeln
Âwanken
Englische
stagger Synonyme
stagger
affright
agitate
alarm
alternate
amaze
amble
amplitude
arrhythmia
astonish
astound
awe
awestrike
back and fill
barge
be drunk
be incredible
be intoxicated
be unbelievable
bedaze
bedazzle
bewilder
blunder
boggle
bowl along
bowl down
bowl over
brokenness
bundle
burden
camber
capriciousness
capsize
careen
career
choppiness
clump
come a cropper
confound
crack
crankle
curdle the blood
daze
dazzle
desultoriness
devastate
discombobulate
discompose
disconcert
disconnectedness
discontinuity
disquiet
disturb
dither
do
drag
droop
dumbfound
dumbfounder
ebb and flow
eccentricity
electrify
erraticness
fall
fall down
fall flat
fall headlong
fall over
fall prostrate
falter
fare
fibrillation
fill with doubt
fitfulness
fits and starts
flabbergast
flight path
floor
flounce
flounder
fluctuate
fluctuation
flummox
flurry
fluster
flutter
foot
footslog
fright
frighten
funk
fuss
gait
gallop
get
get a cropper
go
go through phases
halt
have two minds
hippety-hop
hitch
hobble
hop
horripilate
inconstancy
intermittence
irregularity
jar
jerkiness
jog
jolt
jump
knock over
labor
limp
list
lock step
lumber
lunge
lurch
make one tremble
mince
mincing steps
muddle through
nonplus
nonuniformity
oscillate
overcome
overpower
overwhelm
pace
paddle
paralyze
pass belief
pass out
patchiness
peg
pendulate
perplex
perturb
petrify
piaffe
piaffer
pitch
pitch and plunge
plod
plunge
pop
prance
puzzle
rack
raise apprehensions
rattle
rearrange
reel
ring the changes
rock
roll
roughness
ruffle
sashay
saunter
scare
scuff
scuffle
scuttle
see double
seesaw
seethe
shake
shake up
shamble
shatter
shift
shilly-shally
shock
shot
shuffle
sidle
single-foot
skin effect
skin friction
skip
slap
slink
slip
slither
slog
slouch
slowness
space out
spasticity
spook
sporadicity
sporadicness
spottiness
sprawl
spread-eagle
stab
stalk
stagger
ed
agape
aghast
agog
all agog
amazed
astonished
astounded
at gaze
awed
awestruck
beguiled
bendy
bewildered
bewitched
bowled down
breathless
captivated
chevronwise
chevrony
confounded
crankled
crooked
curvy
dumbfounded
dumbstruck
electrified
enchanted
enraptured
enravished
enthralled
entranced
fascinated
flabbergasted
flexuous
gaping
gauping
gazing
hairpin
hypnotized
in awe
in awe of
jarred
jolted
lost in wonder
marveling
mesmerized
open-eyed
openmouthed
overwhelmed
popeyed
puzzled
rapt in wonder
shaken
shocked
shook
spellbound
staring
startled
stupefied
surprised
taken aback
thunderstruck
twisty
under a charm
wide-eyed
wonder-struck
wondering
zigzag
zigzaggy
zigzagways
stagger
ing
amazing
ambling
ambulation
astonishing
astounding
backpacking
breathtaking
broken
capricious
careening
catchy
cautious
choppy
circumspect
claudicant
confounding
crawling
creeping
creeping like snail
deliberate
desultory
deviative
disconnected
discontinuous
easy
eccentric
electrifying
erratic
eye-opening
faltering
fitful
flagging
flickering
fluctuating
foot-dragging
footing
footing it
footwork
gentle
going on foot
gradual
guttering
halting
herky-jerky
heteroclite
hiking
hitchhiking
hitching
hobbled
hobbling
hoofing
idle
immethodical
inconstant
indolent
intermittent
intermitting
irregular
jarring
jerky
jolting
languid
languorous
lazy
legwork
leisurely
limping
lumbering
lurching
marching
mind-boggling
miraculous
moderate
nonuniform
overwhelming
patchy
pedestrianism
perambulation
poking
poky
rambling
relaxed
reluctant
rough
sauntering
scrappy
shocking
shuffling
slack
slothful
slow
slow as death
slow as molasses
slow as slow
slow-crawling
slow-foot
slow-going
slow-legged
slow-moving
slow-paced
slow-poky
slow-running
slow-sailing
slow-stepped
sluggish
snail-paced
snaillike
snatchy
spasmatic
spasmic
spasmodic
spastic
spectacular
sporadic
spotty
startling
strange
strolling
stunning
surprising
tentative
thumbing
thumbing a ride
toddling
tortoiselike
tottering
tramping
treading
trudging
turtlelike
uncertain
unequal
uneven
unhurried
unmethodical
unmetrical
unregular
unrhythmical
unsettled
unsteady
unsystematic
variable
veering
waddling
walking
wandering
wavering
wobbling
wobbly
wonderful
wondrous
stagger Definition
Stagger
(
n.
)
To
move
to
one
side
and
the
other,
as
if
about
to
fall,
in
standing
or
walking
Stagger
(
n.
)
To
cease
to
stand
firm
Stagger
(
n.
)
To
begin
to
doubt
and
waver
in
purposes
Stagger
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
reel
or
totter.
Stagger
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
doubt
and
waver
Stagger
(
v.
t.)
To
arrange
(a
series
of
parts)
on
each
side
of
a
median
line
alternately,
as
the
spokes
of
a
wheel
or
the
rivets
of
a
boiler
seam.
Stagger
(
n.
)
An
unsteady
movement
of
the
body
in
walking
or
standing,
as
if
one
were
about
to
fall
Stagger
(
n.
)
A
disease
of
horses
and
other
animals,
attended
by
reeling,
unsteady
gait
or
sudden
falling
Stagger
(
n.
)
Bewilderment
stagger Bedeutung
lurch
stumble
stagger
an
unsteady
uneven
gait
dropline
drop
line
stepped
line
stagger
head
stagger
ed
head
stephead
a
headline
with
the
top
line
flush
left
and
succeeding
lines
indented
to
the
right
stagger
bush
stagger
bush
Lyonia
mariana
deciduous
shrub
of
coastal
plain
of
the
eastern
United
States
having
nodding
pinkish-white
flowers,
poisonous
to
stock
stagger
distribute
to
arrange
in
a
systematic
order,
stagger
the
chairs
in
the
lecture
hall
stagger
astound
or
overwhelm,
as
with
shock,
She
was
stagger
ed
with
bills
after
she
tried
to
rebuild
her
house
following
the
earthquake
stagger
reel
keel
lurch
swag
careen
walk
as
if
unable
to
control
one's
movements,
The
drunken
man
stagger
ed
into
the
room
stagger
flounder
walk
with
great
difficulty,
He
stagger
ed
along
in
the
heavy
snow
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