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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Aufholjagd
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Aufholjagd
f
race to catch up
Aufholjagd
f
race to catch up
Aufholjagd
f
race to catch up
Deutsche
Aufholjagd Synonyme
Englische
race to catch up Synonyme
race
Le Mans
accelerate
adolescent stream
affiliation
affluence
afflux
affluxion
air
race
animal kingdom
apparentation
aqueduct
arroyo
automobile
race
beck
bed
bicycle
race
birth
blood
bloodline
boat
race
boat-
race
boil
bolt
bourn
bout
bracket
braided stream
branch
brand
breed
brood
brook
brooklet
bundle
burn
burst
burst of speed
bustle
canal
canter
career
cast
caste
category
channel
character
charge
chase
chute
clan
class
color
common ancestry
community
compete with
competition
concourse
confluence
conflux
consanguinity
contention
contest
contest of speed
course
crack on
creek
creek bed
crick
cross-country
race
crosscurrent
culture
culvert
current
dart
dash
dash off
dash on
dead run
decathlon
defluxion
deme
denomination
derby
derivation
descent
description
designation
direct line
distaff side
division
dog
race
dogtrot
donga
double-header
double-time
doubles
downflow
downpour
drag
race
drift
driftage
drive
dry bed
endurance
race
estate
ethnic group
event
extraction
family
feather
female line
festinate
filiation
flank speed
flat-out speed
fling
flow
flowing
flowing stream
fluency
flume
flurry
flutter
fluviation
flux
fly
folk
foot
race
forced draft
form
foursome
fresh
freshet
full gallop
gain ground
gallop
game
games of chance
genre
gens
genus
get going
get moving
gill
go
grade
grain
group
grouping
gulch
gully
gullyhole
gush
hand gallop
hare
haste
hasten
head
heading
headlong rush
head
race
heat
heavy right foot
helter-skelter
hie
high lope
hop to it
horse-
race
house
hump
hump it
hurdle
race
hurry
hurry on
hurry through
hurry up
hurry-scurry
hurtle
hustle
ilk
inflow
irrigation ditch
jog trot
kidney
kill
kin
kind
kindred
label
lap
lash
lazy stream
leap
level
line
line of descent
lineage
lope
lose no time
lot
make
make haste
male line
manner
marathon
marathon
race
mark
race
course
archery ground
athletic field
badminton court
baseball field
basketball court
billiard parlor
bowling alley
bowling green
course
court
cricket ground
croquet ground
croquet lawn
diamond
fairway
field
football field
glaciarium
golf course
golf links
gridiron
gym
gymnasium
ice rink
infield
links
outfield
oval
playground
playing field
playroom
polo ground
pool hall
poolroom
putting green
racket court
rink
skating rink
soccer field
squash court
stretch
tennis court
track
turf
race
r
Jehu
amateur athlete
archer
athlete
ballplayer
baseballer
baseman
batter
battery
blocking back
bowman
catcher
center
coach
competitor
cricketer
defensive lineman
end
entry
favorite
flier
footballer
games-player
gamester
goer
guard
hell-driver
horse
race
r
hummer
hustler
infielder
jock
jockey
jumper
lineman
mudder
offensive lineman
outfield
outfielder
plate horse
plater
player
pole horse
poloist
pony
professional athlete
pugilist
quarterback
race
horse
runner
scorcher
sizzler
skater
speed demon
speeder
sport
sportsman
stable
stake horse
staker
starter
steeplechaser
stepper
string
tackle
tailback
toxophilite
turfman
wingback
wrestler
Aufholjagd Definition
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
hold
on
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
seize
after
pursuing
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
take
captive,
as
in
a
snare
or
net,
or
on
a
hook
Catch
(
v.
t.)
Hence:
To
insnare
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
seize
with
the
senses
or
the
mind
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
communicate
to
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
engage
and
attach
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
get
possession
of
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
take
or
receive
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
come
upon
unexpectedly
or
by
surprise
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
reach
in
time
Catch
(
v.
i.)
To
attain
possession.
Catch
(
v.
i.)
To
be
held
or
impeded
by
entanglement
or
a
light
obstruction
Catch
(
v.
i.)
To
take
hold
Catch
(
v.
i.)
To
spread
by,
or
as
by,
infecting
Catch
(
n.
)
Act
of
seizing
Catch
(
n.
)
That
by
which
anything
is
caught
or
temporarily
fastened
Catch
(
n.
)
The
posture
of
seizing
Catch
(
n.
)
That
which
is
caught
or
taken
Catch
(
n.
)
Something
desirable
to
be
caught,
esp.
a
husband
or
wife
in
matrimony.
Catch
(
n.
)
Passing
opportunities
seized
Catch
(
n.
)
A
slight
remembrance
Catch
(
n.
)
A
humorous
canon
or
round,
so
contrived
that
the
singers
catch
up
each
other's
words.
Catch-basin
(
n.
)
A
cistern
or
vault
at
the
point
where
a
street
gutter
discharges
into
a
sewer,
to
catch
bulky
matters
which
would
not
pass
readily
through
the
sewer.
Catch-meadow
(
n.
)
A
meadow
irrigated
by
water
from
a
spring
or
rivulet
on
the
side
of
hill.
Cony-catch
(
v.
t.)
To
deceive
Race
(
v.
t.)
To
raze.
Race
(
n.
)
A
root.
Race
(
n.
)
The
descendants
of
a
common
ancestor
Race
(
n.
)
Company
Race
(
n.
)
A
variety
of
such
fixed
character
that
it
may
be
propagated
by
seed.
Race
(
n.
)
Peculiar
flavor,
taste,
or
strength,
as
of
wine
Race
(
n.
)
Hence,
characteristic
quality
or
disposition.
Race
(
n.
)
A
progress
Race
(
n.
)
Esp.,
swift
progress
Race
(
n.
)
Hence:
The
act
or
process
of
running
in
competition
Race
(
n.
)
Competitive
action
of
any
kind,
especially
when
prolonged
Race
(
n.
)
A
strong
or
rapid
current
of
water,
or
the
channel
or
passage
for
such
a
current
Race
(
n.
)
The
current
of
water
that
turns
a
water
wheel,
or
the
channel
in
which
it
flows
Race
(
n.
)
A
channel
or
guide
along
which
a
shuttle
is
driven
back
and
forth,
as
in
a
loom,
sewing
machine,
etc.
Race
(
v.
i.)
To
run
swiftly
Race
(
v.
i.)
To
run
too
fast
at
times,
as
a
marine
engine
or
screw,
when
the
screw
is
lifted
out
of
water
by
the
action
of
a
heavy
sea.
Race
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
contend
in
a
race
Race
(
v.
t.)
To
run
a
race
with.
race to catch up Bedeutung
apprehension
arrest
catch
collar
pinch
taking
into
custody
the
act
of
apprehending
(especially
apprehending
a
criminal),
the
policeman
on
the
beat
got
credit
for
the
collar
catch
grab
snatch
snap
the
act
of
catching
an
object
with
the
hands,
Mays
made
the
catch
with
his
back
to
the
plate,
he
made
a
grab
for
the
ball
before
it
landed,
Martin's
snatch
at
the
bridle
failed
and
the
horse
raced
away,
the
infielder's
snap
and
throw
was
a
single
motion
fair
catch
(American
football)
a
catch
of
a
punt
on
the
fly
by
a
defensive
player
who
has
signalled
that
he
will
not
run
and
so
should
not
be
tackled
shoestring
catch
(baseball)
a
running
catch
made
near
the
ground
catch
a
cooperative
game
in
which
a
ball
is
passed
back
and
forth,
he
played
catch
with
his
son
in
the
backyard
rat
race
an
exhausting
routine
that
leaves
no
time
for
relaxation
race
riot
a
riot
caused
by
hatred
for
one
another
of
members
of
different
races
in
the
same
community
genocide
race
murder
racial
extermination
systematic
killing
of
a
racial
or
cultural
group
racerunner
race
runner
six-lined
racerunner
Cnemidophorus
sexlineatus
very
swift
lizard
of
eastern
and
central
United
States
racehorse
race
horse
bangtail
a
horse
bred
for
racing
world
human
race
humanity
humankind
human
beings
humans
mankind
man
all
of
the
living
human
inhabitants
of
the
earth,
all
the
world
loves
a
lover,
she
always
used
`humankind'
because
`mankind'
seemed
to
slight
the
women
catch
a
fastener
that
fastens
or
locks
a
door
or
window
catch
stop
a
restraint
that
checks
the
motion
of
something,
he
used
a
book
as
a
stop
to
hold
the
door
open
racer
race
car
racing
car
a
fast
car
that
competes
in
races
raceway
race
a
canal
for
a
current
of
water
safety
catch
safety
lock
guard
consisting
of
a
locking
device
that
prevents
a
weapon
from
being
fired
catch
gimmick
a
drawback
or
difficulty
that
is
not
readily
evident,
it
sounds
good
but
what's
the
catch?
catch
a
break
or
check
in
the
voice
(usually
a
sign
of
strong
emotion)
glottal
stop
glottal
plosive
glottal
catch
a
stop
consonant
articulated
by
releasing
pressure
at
the
glottis,
as
in
the
sudden
onset
of
a
vowel
catchphrase
catch
phrase
a
phrase
that
has
become
a
catchword
race
a
contest
of
speed,
the
race
is
to
the
swift
automobile
race
auto
race
car
race
a
race
between
(usually
high-performance)
automobiles
bicycle
race
a
race
between
people
riding
bicycles
boat
race
a
race
between
people
rowing
or
driving
boats
chariot
race
a
race
between
ancient
chariots
sailingace
yacht
race
a
race
between
crews
of
people
in
yachts
footrace
foot
race
run
a
race
run
on
foot,
she
broke
the
record
for
the
half-mile
run
Iditarod
Iditarod
Trail
Dog
Sled
Race
an
important
dogsled
race
run
annually
on
the
Iditarod
Trail
horse
race
a
contest
of
speed
between
horses,
usually
held
for
the
purpose
of
betting
claiming
race
a
horse
race
in
which
each
owner
declares
before
the
race
at
what
price
his
horse
will
be
offered
for
sale
after
the
race
selling
race
a
horse
race
in
which
the
winning
horse
must
be
put
up
for
auction
harness
race
harness
racing
a
horse
race
between
people
riding
in
sulkies
behind
horses
that
are
trotting
or
pacing
stake
race
a
horse
race
in
which
part
of
the
prize
is
put
up
by
the
owners
of
the
horses
in
the
race
obstacle
race
a
race
in
which
competitors
must
negotiate
obstacles
thoroughbred
race
a
race
between
thoroughbred
horses
potato
race
a
novelty
race
in
which
competitors
move
potatoes
from
one
place
to
another
one
at
a
time
sack
race
a
novelty
race
in
which
competitors
jump
ahead
with
their
feet
confined
in
a
sack
scratch
race
a
race
in
which
all
contestants
start
from
scratch
(on
equal
terms)
ski
race
skiing
race
a
race
between
people
wearing
skis
relay
relay
race
a
race
between
teams,
each
member
runs
or
swims
part
of
the
distance
torch
race
(ancient
Greece)
in
which
a
torch
is
passed
from
one
runner
to
the
next
race
meeting
a
regular
occasion
on
which
a
number
of
horse
races
are
held
on
the
same
track,
the
Epsom
race
meeting
was
an
important
social
event
hurdles
hurdling
hurdle
race
a
footrace
in
which
contestants
must
negotiate
a
series
of
hurdles
race
any
competition,
the
race
for
the
presidency
arms
race
a
competition
between
nations
to
have
the
most
powerful
armaments
governor's
race
campaign
for
governor
a
race
for
election
to
the
governorship
senate
campaign
senate
race
a
race
for
election
to
the
senate
race
people
who
are
believed
to
belong
to
the
same
genetic
stock,
some
biologists
doubt
that
there
are
important
genetic
differences
between
races
of
human
beings
master
race
Herrenvolk
a
race
that
considers
itself
superior
to
all
others
and
fitted
to
rule
the
others
subspecies
race
(biology)
a
taxonomic
group
that
is
a
division
of
a
species,
usually
arises
as
a
consequence
of
geographical
isolation
within
a
species
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