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Definition
Synonym
Abstoss
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Abstoß
m
sport
Abstöße
pl
goal kick
goal kicks
Abstoß
m
sport
Abstöße
pl
goal kick
goal kicks
Abstoss
, empoeren
disgust
Abstoß
goal kick
Abstoss
repellency
Abstoß
m
; Torabschlag
m
; Abschlag
m
(Fußball)
sport
Abstöße
pl
; Torabschläge
pl
; Abschläge
ein weiter Abschlag
mit einem Abschlag ein Tor erzielen
goal kick (football)
goal kicks
a long goal kick
to score (a goal) from a goal kick
Rangieren
n
; Verschieben
n
; Rangierdienst (Bahn)
Verschieben im Gefällebahnhof über den Ablaufberg
Verschieben durch Umsetzen
Abstoßrangierbetrieb
m
; Abstoßbetrieb
m
; Zugzerlegung
f
durch Abstoß
shunting; shunting service (railway)
shunting by gravitation
shunting on level tracks
shunting by pushing off wagons
Rangieren
n
; Verschieben
n
; Rangierdienst (Bahn)
Verschieben im Gefällebahnhof über den Ablaufberg
Verschieben durch Umsetzen
Abstoßrangierbetrieb
m
; Abstoßbetrieb
m
; Zugzerlegung
f
durch Abstoß
Rangierstoß
m
; Aufprall
m
beim Rangieren; Anprall
m
beim Rangieren
shunting; shunting service (railway)
shunting by gravitation
shunting on level tracks
shunting by pushing off wagons
shunting impact
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Abstoss Synonyme
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goal kick Synonyme
goal
Z
aim
ambition
anchorage
apodosis
aspiration
basis
bourn
butt
by-end
by-purpose
calling
catastrophe
cause
ceasing
cessation
coda
conclusion
consideration
consummation
crack of doom
culmination
curtain
curtains
death
decease
denouement
destination
destiny
doom
duty
effect
end
end in view
end point
ending
envoi
epilogue
eschatology
expiration
fate
final cause
final solution
final twitch
final words
finale
finality
finis
finish
function
game
grand slam
ground
guiding light
guiding star
harbor
haven
hit
hole
hole in one
home run
homer
ideal
inspiration
intention
izzard
last
last breath
last gasp
last stop
last things
last trumpet
last words
latter end
lodestar
mainspring
mark
matter
motive
object
object in mind
objective
omega
payoff
period
peroration
port
prey
principle
purpose
pursuit
quarry
quietus
quintain
reason
reason for being
resolution
resting place
sake
score
slam
source
spring
stop
stoppage
stopping place
strike
swan song
target
teleology
term
terminal
terminal point
termination
terminus
touchdown
ulterior motive
ultimate aim
use
vocation
windup
goal
ie
advance guard
armed guard
bank guard
coast guard
cordon
cordon sanitaire
garrison
goal
keeper
goal
tender
guard
guarder
guardsman
inlying picket
jailer
outguard
outpost
picket
rear guard
security guard
train guard
van
vanguard
warder
goal
tender
advance guard
armed guard
bank guard
coast guard
cordon
cordon sanitaire
garrison
goal
ie
goal
keeper
guard
guarder
guardsman
inlying picket
jailer
outguard
outpost
picket
rear guard
security guard
train guard
van
vanguard
warder
Abstoss Definition
Goal
(
n.
)
The
mark
set
to
bound
a
race,
and
to
or
around
which
the
constestants
run,
or
from
which
they
start
to
return
to
it
again
Goal
(
n.
)
The
final
purpose
or
aim
Goal
(
n.
)
A
base,
station,
or
bound
used
in
various
games
Kick
(
v.
t.)
To
strike,
thrust,
or
hit
violently
with
the
foot
Kick
(
v.
i.)
To
thrust
out
the
foot
or
feet
with
violence
Kick
(
v.
i.)
To
recoil
Kick
(
n.
)
A
blow
with
the
foot
or
feet
Kick
(
n.
)
The
projection
on
the
tang
of
the
blade
of
a
pocket
knife,
which
prevents
the
edge
of
the
blade
from
striking
the
spring.
See
Illust.
of
Pocketknife.
Kick
(
n.
)
A
projection
in
a
mold,
to
form
a
depression
in
the
surface
of
the
brick.
Kick
(
n.
)
The
recoil
of
a
musket
or
other
firearm,
when
discharged.
goal kick / goal kicks Bedeutung
kick
boot
kicking
the
act
of
delivering
a
blow
with
the
foot,
he
gave
the
ball
a
powerful
kick,
the
team's
kicking
was
excellent
goal-kick
(association
football)
a
kick
by
the
defending
side
after
the
attacking
side
sends
the
ball
over
the
goal-line
goal-kick
(rugby)
an
attempt
to
kick
a
goal
place
kick
place-kicking
(sports)
a
kick
in
which
the
ball
is
placed
on
the
ground
before
kicking
free
kick
(soccer)
a
place
kick
that
is
allowed
for
a
foul
or
infringement
by
the
other
team
corner
kick
a
free
kick
from
the
corner
awarded
to
the
other
side
when
a
player
has
sent
the
ball
behind
his
own
goal
line
goal
a
successful
attempt
at
scoring,
the
winning
goal
came
with
less
than
a
minute
left
to
play
own
goal
(soccer)
a
goal
that
results
when
a
player
inadvertently
knocks
the
ball
into
the
goal
he
is
defending,
the
own
goal
cost
them
the
game
field
goal
a
score
in
American
football,
a
score
made
by
kicking
the
ball
between
the
opponents'
goal
posts
basket
field
goal
a
score
in
basketball
made
by
throwing
the
ball
through
the
hoop
kick
kicking
a
rhythmic
thrusting
movement
of
the
legs
as
in
swimming
or
calisthenics,
the
kick
must
be
synchronized
with
the
arm
movements,
the
swimmer's
kicking
left
a
wake
behind
him
kick
up
raising
the
feet
backward
with
the
hands
on
the
ground,
a
first
movement
in
doing
a
handstand
kick
turn
a
standing
turn
made
in
skiing,
one
ski
is
raised
to
the
vertical
and
pivoted
backward
to
become
parallel
with
the
other
ski
but
headed
in
the
opposite
direction
and
then
the
other
ski
is
aligned
with
the
first
swimming
kick
a
movement
of
the
legs
in
swimming
flutter
kick
a
swimming
kick,
the
legs
are
moved
rapidly
up
and
down
without
bending
the
knees
frog
kick
a
swimming
kick,
knees
are
drawn
upward
and
outward
so
the
legs
can
be
brought
together
when
fully
extended
dolphin
kick
a
swimming
kick,
an
up
and
down
kick
of
the
feet
together
scissors
kick
a
kick
used
in
the
sidestroke,
legs
are
brought
together
in
a
scissoring
motion
kick
in
the
butt
punishment
inflicted
by
kicking
the
victim
in
the
behind
goal
game
equipment
consisting
of
the
place
toward
which
players
of
a
game
try
to
advance
a
ball
or
puck
in
order
to
score
points
kick
pleat
pleat
in
back
of
a
straight
skirt
to
allow
ease
in
walking
kick
starter
kick
start
a
starter
(as
on
a
motorcycle)
that
is
activated
with
the
foot
and
the
weight
of
the
body
kick
the
sudden
stimulation
provided
by
strong
drink
(or
certain
drugs),
a
sidecar
is
a
smooth
drink
but
it
has
a
powerful
kick
goal
end
the
state
of
affairs
that
a
plan
is
intended
to
achieve
and
that
(when
achieved)
terminates
behavior
intended
to
achieve
it,
the
ends
justify
the
means
no-goal
a
nonexistent
goal,
he
lived
without
a
reason
progressing
toward
no-goal
gripe
kick
beef
bitch
squawk
informal
terms
for
objecting,
I
have
a
gripe
about
the
service
here
recoil
kick
the
backward
jerk
of
a
gun
when
it
is
fired
bang
boot
charge
rush
flush
thrill
kick
the
swift
release
of
a
store
of
affective
force,
they
got
a
great
bang
out
of
it,
what
a
boot!,
he
got
a
quick
rush
from
injecting
heroin,
he
does
it
for
kicks
finish
destination
goal
the
place
designated
as
the
end
(as
of
a
race
or
journey),
a
crowd
assembled
at
the
finish,
he
was
nearly
exhausted
as
their
destination
came
into
view
goal
line
a
line
marking
each
end
of
the
playing
field
or
pitch,
where
the
goals
stand
die
decease
perish
go
exit
pass
away
expire
pass
b
kick
the
bucket
cash
in
one's
chips
buy
the
farm
conk
give-up
the
ghost
drop
dead
pop
off
choke
croak
snuff
it
pass
from
physical
life
and
lose
all
bodily
attributes
and
functions
necessary
to
sustain
life,
She
died
from
cancer,
The
children
perished
in
the
fire,
The
patient
went
peacefully,
The
old
guy
kicked
the
bucket
at
the
age
of
bandy
kick
around
discuss
lightly,
We
bandied
around
these
difficult
questions
complain
kick
plain
sound
off
quetch
kvetch
express
complaints,
discontent,
displeasure,
or
unhappiness,
My
mother
complains
all
day,
She
has
a
lot
to
kick
about
place-kick
score
(a
goal)
by
making
a
place
kick
kick
make
a
goal,
He
kicked
the
extra
point
after
touchdown
kick
give
up
stop
consuming,
kick
a
habit,
give
up
alcohol
kick
strike
with
the
foot,
The
boy
kicked
the
dog,
Kick
the
door
down
drop-kick
dropkick
drop
and
kick
(a
ball)
as
it
touches
the
ground,
as
for
a
field
goal
place-kick
kick
(a
ball)
from
a
stationary
position,
in
football
kick
back
recoil
kick
spring
back,
as
from
a
forceful
thrust,
The
gun
kicked
back
into
my
shoulder
kick
up
cause
to
rise
by
kicking,
kick
up
dust
kick
drive
or
propel
with
the
foot
dropkick
drop-kick
make
the
point
after
a
touchdown
with
a
dropkick
kick
in
kick
down
open
violently,
kick
in
the
doors
provoke
evoke
call
forth
kick
up
evoke
or
provoke
to
appear
or
occur,
Her
behavior
provoked
a
quarrel
between
the
couple
kick-start
start
(a
motorcycle)
by
means
of
a
kick
starter
kick
thrash
about
or
strike
out
with
the
feet
kick
kick
a
leg
up
contribute
give
chip
in
kick
in
contribute
to
some
cause,
I
gave
at
the
office
kick
back
pay
a
kickback,
make
an
illegal
payment
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