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Definition
Synonym
Fechtschritt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Fechtschritt
m
(Fechten)
sport
Schritt vor vorwärts
Schritt zurück rückwärts
Kreuzschritt
m
vor zurück
Stoppschritt
m
Sprung vor zurück
fencing step (fencing)
advance step; advance
retreat step; retreat
crossover step forward backward; crossover forward backward
check step; check
jump forward backward
Fechtschritt
m
(Fechten)
sport
Schritt vor vorwärts
Schritt zurück rückwärts
Kreuzschritt
m
vor zurück
Stoppschritt
m
Sprung vor zurück
fencing step (fencing)
advance step; advance
retreat step; retreat
crossover step forward backward; crossover forward backward
check step; check
jump forward backward
Fechtschritt
m
(Fechten)
sport
Schritt vor vorwärts
Schritt zurück rückwärts
Kreuzschritt
m
vor zurück
Stoppschritt
m
Sprung vor zurück
fencing step (fencing)
advance step; advance
retreat step; retreat
crossover step forward backward; crossover forward backward
check step; check
jump forward backward
Fechtschule
fencing school
Deutsche
Fechtschritt Synonyme
Englische
fencing step Synonyme
fencing
bickering
boggling
captiousness
caviling
chicane
chicanery
dodging
equivocation
evasion
hairsplitting
hedging
logic-chopping
nit-picking
paltering
parrying
pettifoggery
prevarication
pussyfooting
quibbling
shifting
shuffle
shuffling
sidestepping
subterfuge
suppressio veri
swordplay
tergiversation
trichoschistism
weasel words
Fechtschritt Definition
Advance
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
forward
Advance
(
v.
t.)
To
raise
Advance
(
v.
t.)
To
raise
to
a
higher
rank
Advance
(
v.
t.)
To
accelerate
the
growth
or
progress
Advance
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
to
view
or
notice
Advance
(
v.
t.)
To
make
earlier,
as
an
event
or
date
Advance
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish,
as
money
or
other
value,
before
it
becomes
due,
or
in
aid
of
an
enterprise
Advance
(
v.
t.)
To
raise
to
a
higher
point
Advance
(
v.
t.)
To
extol
Advance
(
v.
i.)
To
move
or
go
forward
Advance
(
v.
i.)
To
increase
or
make
progress
in
any
respect
Advance
(
v.
i.)
To
rise
in
rank,
office,
or
consequence
Advance
(
v.
)
The
act
of
advancing
or
moving
forward
or
upward
Advance
(
v.
)
Improvement
or
progression,
physically,
mentally,
morally,
or
socially
Advance
(
v.
)
An
addition
to
the
price
Advance
(
v.
)
The
first
step
towards
the
attainment
of
a
result
Advance
(
v.
)
A
furnishing
of
something
before
an
equivalent
is
received
(as
money
or
goods),
towards
a
capital
or
stock,
or
on
loan
Advance
(
a.
)
Before
in
place,
or
beforehand
in
time
Backward
(
adv.
)
Alt.
of
Backwards
Backward
(
a.
)
Directed
to
the
back
or
rear
Backward
(
a.
)
Unwilling
Backward
(
a.
)
Not
well
advanced
in
learning
Backward
(
a.
)
Late
or
behindhand
Backward
(
a.
)
Not
advanced
in
civilization
Backward
(
a.
)
Already
past
or
gone
Backward
(
n.
)
The
state
behind
or
past.
Backward
(
v.
i.)
To
keep
back
Check
(
n.
)
A
word
of
warning
denoting
that
the
king
is
in
danger
Check
(
n.
)
A
condition
of
interrupted
or
impeded
progress
Check
(
n.
)
Whatever
arrests
progress,
or
limits
action
Check
(
n.
)
A
mark,
certificate,
or
token,
by
which,
errors
may
be
prevented,
or
a
thing
or
person
may
be
identified
Check
(
n.
)
A
written
order
directing
a
bank
or
banker
to
pay
money
as
therein
stated.
See
Bank
check,
below.
Check
(
n.
)
A
woven
or
painted
design
in
squares
resembling
the
patten
of
a
checkerboard
Check
(
n.
)
The
forsaking
by
a
hawk
of
its
proper
game
to
follow
other
birds.
Check
(
n.
)
Small
chick
or
crack.
Check
(
v.
t.)
To
make
a
move
which
puts
an
adversary's
piece,
esp.
his
king,
in
check
Check
(
v.
t.)
To
put
a
sudden
restraint
upon
Check
(
v.
t.)
To
verify,
to
guard,
to
make
secure,
by
means
of
a
mark,
token,
or
other
check
Check
(
v.
t.)
To
chide,
rebuke,
or
reprove.
Check
(
v.
t.)
To
slack
or
ease
off,
as
a
brace
which
is
too
stiffly
extended.
Check
(
v.
t.)
To
make
checks
or
chinks
in
Check
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
stop
Check
(
v.
i.)
To
clash
or
interfere.
Check
(
v.
i.)
To
act
as
a
curb
or
restraint.
Check
(
v.
i.)
To
crack
or
gape
open,
as
wood
in
drying
Check
(
v.
i.)
To
turn,
when
in
pursuit
of
proper
game,
and
fly
after
other
birds.
Check
(
a.
)
Checkered
Fencing
(
imp.
&
p.
p.
Fenced
(/)
Fencing
(
n.
)
The
art
or
practice
of
attack
and
defense
with
the
sword,
esp.
with
the
smallsword.
See
Fence,
v.
i.,
2.
Fencing
(
v.
i.)
Disputing
or
debating
in
a
manner
resembling
the
art
of
fencers.
fencing step (fencing) / advance step; advance / retreat step; retreat / crossover step forward backward; crossover forward backward / check step; check / jump forward backward Bedeutung
retreat
the
act
of
withdrawing
or
going
backward
(especially
to
escape
something
hazardous
or
unpleasant)
retirement
retreat
withdrawal
for
prayer
and
study
and
meditation,
the
religious
retreat
is
a
form
of
vacation
activity
retreat
(military)
withdrawal
of
troops
to
a
more
favorable
position
to
escape
the
enemy's
superior
forces
or
after
a
defeat,
the
disorderly
retreat
of
French
troops
jumper
jump
shot
(basketball)
a
player
releases
the
basketball
at
the
high
point
of
a
jump
jump
jumping
the
act
of
jumping,
propelling
yourself
off
the
ground,
he
advanced
in
a
series
of
jumps,
the
jumping
was
unexpected
check-in
the
act
of
reporting
your
presence
(as
at
an
airport
or
a
hotel)
check
checkout
check-out
procedure
the
act
of
inspecting
or
verifying,
they
made
a
check
of
their
equipment,
the
pilot
ran
through
the
check-out
procedure
spot
check
a
check
on
work
performance
or
product
quality
made
at
random
times
without
warning,
spot
checks
ensure
a
high
level
of
performance
by
employees
checkup
medical
checkup
medical
examination
medical
exam
medical
health
check
a
thorough
physical
examination,
includes
a
variety
of
tests
depending
on
the
age
and
sex
and
health
of
the
person
check
(chess)
a
direct
attack
on
an
opponent's
king
discovered
check
a
check
on
the
opponent's
king
that
is
delivered
by
moving
a
piece
out
of
the
line
of
attack
by
a
queen
or
rook
or
bishop
measure
step
any
maneuver
made
as
part
of
progress
toward
a
goal,
the
situation
called
for
strong
measures,
the
police
took
steps
to
reduce
crime
first
step
initiative
opening
move
opening
the
first
of
a
series
of
actions
jump
ball
(basketball)
the
way
play
begins
or
resumes
when
possession
is
disputed,
an
official
tosses
the
ball
up
between
two
players
who
jump
in
an
effort
to
tap
it
to
a
teammate
progress
progression
procession
advance
advancement
forward
motion
onward
motion
the
act
of
moving
forward
(as
toward
a
goal)
step
the
act
of
changing
location
by
raising
the
foot
and
setting
it
down,
he
walked
with
unsteady
steps
goose
step
a
manner
of
marching
with
legs
straight
and
swinging
high
jump
parachuting
descent
with
a
parachute,
he
had
done
a
lot
of
parachuting
in
the
army
decrease
diminution
reduction
step-down
the
act
of
decreasing
or
reducing
something
increase
step-up
the
act
of
increasing
something,
he
gave
me
an
increase
in
salary
advance
rise
increase
in
price
or
value,
the
news
caused
a
general
advance
on
the
stock
market
broad
jump
long
jump
the
act
of
jumping
as
far
as
possible
from
a
running
start
high
jump
the
act
of
jumping
as
high
as
possible
over
a
horizontal
bar
jump
rope
a
child's
game
or
a
cardiopulmonary
exercise
in
which
the
player
jumps
over
a
swinging
rope
step
dancing
hoofing
dancing
in
which
the
steps
are
more
important
than
gestures
or
postures
dance
step
step
a
sequence
of
foot
movements
that
make
up
a
particular
dance,
he
taught
them
the
waltz
step
one-step
an
early
ballroom
dance,
precursor
to
the
fox-trot
two-step
a
ballroom
dance
in
duple
meter,
marked
by
sliding
steps
forward
pass
aerial
a
pass
to
a
receiver
downfield
from
the
passer
check
obstructing
an
opponent
in
ice
hockey
poke
check
knocking
the
puck
away
by
jabbing
at
it
with
the
hockey
stick
forward
a
position
on
a
basketball,
soccer,
or
hockey
team
startle
jump
start
a
sudden
involuntary
movement,
he
awoke
with
a
start
attendance
check
a
call
of
students'
names
in
a
classroom
bridle
check
curb
the
act
of
restraining
power
or
action
or
limiting
excess,
his
common
sense
is
a
bridle
to
his
quick
temper
fencing
the
art
or
sport
of
fighting
with
swords
(especially
the
use
of
foils
or
epees
or
sabres
to
score
points
under
a
set
of
rules)
jumpstart
jump-start
starting
an
automobile
engine
that
has
a
weak
battery
by
means
of
jumper
cables
to
another
car,
my
battery
was
dead
so
I
had
to
get
a
jumpstart
from
my
neighbor
check
a
textile
pattern
of
squares
or
crossed
lines
(resembling
a
checkerboard),
she
wore
a
skirt
with
checks
corbel
step
corbie-step
corbiestep
crow
step
(architecture)
a
step
on
the
top
of
a
gable
wall
crossing
crosswalk
crossover
a
path
(often
marked)
where
something
(as
a
street
or
railroad)
can
be
crossed
to
get
from
one
side
to
the
other
fence
fencing
a
barrier
that
serves
to
enclose
an
area
fencing
mask
fencer's
mask
a
face
mask
made
of
fine
mesh
that
is
worn
over
a
fencer's
face
fencing
sword
a
sword
used
in
the
sport
of
fencing
film
advance
a
mechanism
for
advancing
film
in
a
camera
or
projector
futures
exchange
futures
market
forward
market
a
commodity
exchange
where
futures
contracts
are
traded
hideaway
retreat
an
area
where
you
can
be
alone
houndstooth
check
hound's-tooth
check
dogstooth
check
dogs-tooth
check
dog's-tooth
check
textile
with
a
pattern
of
small
broken
or
jagged
checks
jump
rope
skip
rope
skipping
rope
a
length
of
rope
(usually
with
handles
on
each
end)
that
is
swung
around
while
someone
jumps
over
it
jump
seat
a
folding
seat
in
an
automobile
jump
suit
one-piece
uniform
worn
by
parachutists
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