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Definition
Synonym
Griffschalter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Griffschalter
m
Griffschalter
pl
Grip Shift
Grip Shifts
Griffschalter
m
Griffschalter
pl
Grip Shift
Grip Shifts
Griffschale
f
Griffschalen
pl
grip plate
grip plates
Griffschalter
m
Griffschalter
pl
Grip Shift
Grip Shifts
Lüfterhaube
f
, Griffschutz
m
Lüfterhauben
pl
fan guard, fan cover
fan guards, fan covers
Lüfterhaube
f
; Griffschutz
m
Lüfterhauben
pl
fan guard; fan cover
fan guards; fan covers
Deutsche
Griffschalter Synonyme
Englische
Grip Shift Synonyme
grip
abduct
ability
absorb
absorb the attention
access
acerbity
acidity
acridity
acrimony
address
adeptness
adhere to
administration
adroitness
airmanship
apoplexy
apprehension
approach
arrest
artfulness
artisanship
artistry
astringency
attack
authority
awareness
bear hug
beset
bite
bitterness
bravura
brilliance
capability
capacity
carry off
case
catch
catch up
causticity
charm
clairvoyance
clamp
clasp
claws
cleave to
clench
cleverness
clinch
cling
clinging
clip
clutch
clutches
coercion
command
compel
competence
comprehension
conception
conceptualization
confront
constraint
contend with
control
convulsion
coordination
cope with
craft
craftsmanship
cramp
cunning
custody
deal with
death grip
deftness
dexterity
dexterousness
dextrousness
diplomacy
disposition
domination
dominion
drive
duress
eclampsia
edge
efficiency
embrace
empery
empire
enchant
engage
engage the attention
engage the mind
engage the thoughts
engross
engross the mind
engross the thoughts
enthrall
entrance
epilepsy
epitasis
exercise
expertise
face
facility
falling sickness
fascinate
feel
feeling
fierceness
finesse
firm hold
fit
foothold
footing
foreknowledge
freeze to
governance
government
grab
grace
grapple
grapple with
grasp
gripe
haft
hand
hand-clasp
handiness
handle
hands
hang on
hang on to
harshness
helm
helve
hold
hold fast
hold on
hold on to
hold spellbound
hold the interest
hold tight
holdall
horsemanship
hug
hypnotize
ictus
ideation
immerse
impel
infatuate
influence
ingeniousness
ingenuity
intellection
intelligence
involve
involve the interest
iron grip
iron hand
jurisdiction
keenness
keep hold of
kidnap
know-how
marksmanship
mastership
mastery
mental grasp
mesmerize
monopolize
mordacity
mordancy
never let go
nip
not let go
obsess
occupy
occupy the attention
orgasm
overnight bag
paroxysm
perception
poignancy
po
gripe
abduct
ache
aching
adhere to
afflict
aggravate
agonize
ail
air a grievance
angina
annoy
backache
badger
bait
bare cupboard
bare subsistence
be at
bear hug
bedevil
beef
beefing
beggarliness
beggary
bellyache
bellyaching
beset
bitch
bitching
bite
bleat
blow off
bother
brawl
bristle
brown off
bug
bullyrag
burn
burn up
cardialgia
carp
carping
carry off
cavil
cavilling
cephalalgia
chafe
chivy
cholera morbus
clamor
clamp
clasp
claws
cleave to
clench
clinch
cling
clinging
clip
clutch
clutches
colic
collywobbles
command
complain
complaining
complaint
constipation
control
convulse
costiveness
crab
cramp
crib
croak
crucify
cut
death grip
deprivation
destitution
destructive criticism
devil
diarrhea
discompose
dissent
distemper
distress
disturb
dog
domination
dominion
dysentery
dyspepsia
earache
embrace
empty purse
exasperate
excruciate
exercise
fash
faultfinding
fester
firm hold
flux
foothold
footing
freeze to
fret
fret and fume
fuss
gall
get
give pain
gnaw
gnawing
grapple
grasp
grate
grievance
grind
grinding poverty
grip
gripes
griping
groan
groaning
grouch
grouse
grousing
growl
grumble
grumbling
grunt
gut-ache
hand
hand-to-mouth existence
hands
hang on
hang on to
harass
harrow
harry
headache
heartburn
heckle
hector
helm
hemicrania
hold
hold fast
hold on
hold on to
hold tight
holler
homelessness
hound
howl
hug
hurt
impoverishment
indigence
indigestion
inflame
inflict pain
irk
iron grip
iron hand
irregularity
irritate
jurisdiction
keep hold of
kick
kicking
kidnap
kill by inches
lacerate
lack
lientery
lodge a complaint
martyr
martyrize
mastership
mastery
megrim
mendicancy
miff
migraine
moan
moaning
molest
moneylessness
murmur
murmuring
mutter
nag
nagging
necessitousness
necessity
need
neediness
needle
nettle
never let go
nip
nudzh
objection
obstipation
odontalgia
ota
grippe
African lethargy
Asiatic cholera
Asiatic flu
Chagres fever
German measles
Haverhill fever
Hong Kong flu
acute articular rheumatism
acute bronchitis
adenoiditis
ague
alkali disease
aluminosis
amebiasis
amebic dysentery
amygdalitis
anthracosilicosis
anthracosis
anthrax
asbestosis
asthma
atypical pneumonia
bacillary dysentery
bastard measles
bituminosis
black death
black fever
black lung
blackwater fever
breakbone fever
bronchial pneumonia
bronchiectasis
bronchiolitis
bronchitis
bronchopneumonia
brucellosis
bubonic plague
cachectic fever
catarrh
cerebral rheumatism
chalicosis
chicken pox
cholera
chronic bronchitis
cold
collapsed lung
common cold
coniosis
coryza
cowpox
croup
croupous pneumonia
dandy fever
deer fly fever
dengue
dengue fever
diphtheria
double pneumonia
dry pleurisy
dumdum fever
dysentery
elephantiasis
emphysema
empyema
encephalitis lethargica
enteric fever
epidemic pleurodynia
erysipelas
famine fever
fibrinous pneumonia
five-day fever
flu
frambesia
glandular fever
hansenosis
hay fever
hepatitis
herpes
herpes simplex
herpes zoster
histoplasmosis
hookworm
hydrophobia
infantile paralysis
infectious mononucleosis
inflammatory rheumatism
influenza
jail fever
jungle rot
kala azar
kissing disease
la grippe
laryngitis
lepra
leprosy
leptospirosis
lipoid pneumonia
loa loa
loaiasis
lobar pneumonia
lung fever
madness
malaria
malarial fever
marsh fever
measles
meningitis
milzbrand
mumps
ornithosis
osteomyelitis
paratyphoid fever
parotitis
parrot fever
pertussis
pharyngitis
pleurisy
pleuritis
pneumococcal pneumonia
pneumoconiosis
pneumonia
pneumonic fever
pneumothorax
polio
poliomyelitis
polyarthritis rheumatism
ponos
psittacosis
quinsy
rabbit fever
rabies
rat-bite fever
relapsing fever
rheum
rheumatic fever
rickettsialpox
ringworm
rubella
rubeola
scarlatina
scarlet fever
schistosomiasis
septic sore throat
shingles
side
gripped
arrested
besotted
caught
charmed
enchanted
enthralled
fascinated
fixated
fixed
held
hung-up
hypnotized
infatuated
mesmerized
monomaniac
monomaniacal
obsessed
possessed
preoccupied
prepossessed
rapt
spellbound
gripping
absorbing
arresting
attractive
clinging
compelling
compulsive
consuming
driving
enchanting
engaging
engrossing
enthralling
fascinating
grasping
holding
hypnotic
impelling
keeping
magnetic
mesmeric
mesmerizing
obsessing
obsessional
obsessive
possessing
preoccupying
retentive
spellbinding
tenacious
Griffschalter Definition
Grip
(
n.
)
The
griffin.
Grip
(
n.
)
A
small
ditch
or
furrow.
Grip
(
v.
t.)
To
trench
Grip
(
v.
t.)
An
energetic
or
tenacious
grasp
Grip
(
v.
t.)
A
peculiar
mode
of
clasping
the
hand,
by
which
members
of
a
secret
association
recognize
or
greet,
one
another
Grip
(
v.
t.)
That
by
which
anything
is
grasped
Grip
(
v.
t.)
A
device
for
grasping
or
holding
fast
to
something.
Grip
(
v.
t.)
To
give
a
grip
to
Shift
(
v.
t.)
To
divide
Shift
(
v.
t.)
To
change
the
place
of
Shift
(
v.
t.)
To
change
the
position
of
Shift
(
v.
t.)
To
exchange
for
another
of
the
same
class
Shift
(
v.
t.)
To
change
the
clothing
of
Shift
(
v.
t.)
To
put
off
or
out
of
the
way
by
some
expedient.
Shift
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
shifting.
Shift
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
putting
one
thing
in
the
place
of
another,
or
of
changing
the
place
of
a
thing
Shift
(
v.
t.)
Something
frequently
shifted
Shift
(
v.
t.)
The
change
of
one
set
of
workmen
for
another
Shift
(
v.
t.)
In
building,
the
extent,
or
arrangement,
of
the
overlapping
of
plank,
brick,
stones,
etc.,
that
are
placed
in
courses
so
as
to
break
joints.
Shift
(
v.
t.)
A
breaking
off
and
dislocation
of
a
seam
Shift
(
v.
t.)
A
change
of
the
position
of
the
hand
on
the
finger
board,
in
playing
the
violin.
Grip Shift / Grip Shifts Bedeutung
switch
switching
shift
the
act
of
changing
one
thing
or
position
for
another,
his
switch
on
abortion
cost
him
the
election
shift
shifting
the
act
of
moving
from
one
place
to
another,
his
constant
shifting
disrupted
the
class
clasp
clench
clutch
clutches
grasp
grip
hold
the
act
of
grasping,
he
released
his
clasp
on
my
arm,
he
has
a
strong
grip
for
an
old
man,
she
kept
a
firm
hold
on
the
railing
scissors
scissors
hold
scissor
hold
scissor
grip
scissors
grip
a
wrestling
hold
in
which
you
wrap
your
legs
around
the
opponents
body
or
head
and
put
your
feet
together
and
squeeze
bag
traveling
bag
travelling
bag
grip
suitcase
a
portable
rectangular
container
for
carrying
clothes,
he
carried
his
small
bag
onto
the
plane
with
him
bobby
pin
hairgrip
grip
a
flat
wire
hairpin
whose
prongs
press
tightly
together,
used
to
hold
bobbed
hair
in
place,
in
Britain
they
call
a
bobby
pin
a
grip
chemise
sack
shift
a
loose-fitting
dress
hanging
straight
from
the
shoulders
without
a
waist
chemise
shimmy
shift
slip
teddy
a
woman's
sleeveless
undergarment
handle
grip
handgrip
hold
the
appendage
to
an
object
that
is
designed
to
be
held
in
order
to
use
or
move
it,
he
grabbed
the
hammer
by
the
handle,
it
was
an
old
briefcase
but
it
still
had
a
good
grip
pistol
grip
a
handle
(as
of
a
gun
or
saw)
shaped
like
the
butt
of
a
pistol
shift
key
shift
the
key
on
the
typewriter
keyboard
that
shifts
from
lowerase
letters
to
upperase
letters
shift
register
(computer
science)
register
in
which
all
bits
can
be
shifted
one
or
more
positions
to
the
left
or
to
the
right
standard
transmission
stick
shift
a
transmission
that
is
operated
manually
with
a
gear
lever
and
a
clutch
pedal
grip
grasp
an
intellectual
hold
or
understanding,
a
good
grip
on
French
history,
they
kept
a
firm
grip
on
the
two
top
priorities,
he
was
in
the
grip
of
a
powerful
emotion,
a
terrible
power
had
her
in
its
grasp
transformation
transmutation
shift
a
qualitative
change
population
shift
a
change
in
the
relative
numbers
of
the
different
groups
of
individuals
making
up
a
population
shift
displacement
an
event
in
which
something
is
displaced
without
rotation
shift
a
crew
of
workers
who
work
for
a
specific
period
of
time
day
shift
day
watch
workers
who
work
during
the
day
(as
a.m.
to
p.m.)
evening
shift
workers
who
work
during
the
evening
(as
p.m.
to
midnight)
night
shift
graveyard
shift
workers
who
work
during
the
night
(as
midnight
to
a.m.)
fault
faulting
geological
fault
shift
fracture
break
(geology)
a
crack
in
the
earth's
crust
resulting
from
the
displacement
of
one
side
with
respect
to
the
other,
they
built
it
right
over
a
geological
fault,
he
studied
the
faulting
of
the
earth's
crust
grip
worker
who
moves
the
camera
around
while
a
film
or
television
show
is
being
made
grip
traction
adhesive
friction
the
friction
between
a
body
and
the
surface
on
which
it
moves
(as
between
an
automobile
tire
and
the
road)
Doppler
effect
Doppler
shift
change
in
the
apparent
frequency
of
a
wave
as
observer
and
source
move
toward
or
away
from
each
other
red
shift
redshift
(astronomy)
a
shift
in
the
spectra
of
very
distant
galaxies
toward
longer
wavelengths
(toward
the
red
end
of
the
spectrum),
generally
interpreted
as
evidence
that
the
universe
is
expanding
shift
work
shift
duty
period
the
time
period
during
which
you
are
at
work
day
shift
the
work
shift
during
the
day
(as
a.m.
to
p.m.)
evening
shift
swing
shift
the
work
shift
during
the
evening
(as
p.m.
to
midnight)
night
shift
graveyard
shift
the
work
shift
during
the
night
(as
midnight
to
a.m.)
split
shift
a
working
shift
divided
into
two
periods
of
time
with
several
hours
in
between
switch
change
over
shift
make
a
shift
in
or
exchange
of,
First
Joe
led,
then
we
switched
shift
move
and
exchange
for
another,
shift
the
date
for
our
class
reunion
switch
shift
change
lay
aside,
abandon,
or
leave
for
another,
switch
to
a
different
brand
of
beer,
She
switched
psychiatrists,
The
car
changed
lanes
shift
b
change
gears,
you
have
to
shift
when
you
go
down
a
steep
hill
shift
move
from
one
setting
or
context
to
another,
shift
the
emphasis,
shift
one's
attention
shift
change
in
quality,
His
tone
shifted
shift
c
change
phonetically
as
part
of
a
systematic
historical
change,
Grimm
showed
how
the
consonants
shifted
shift
use
a
shift
key
on
a
keyboard,
She
could
not
shift
so
all
her
letters
are
written
in
lower
case
grip
hold
fast
or
firmly,
He
gripped
the
steering
wheel
grapple
grip
to
grip
or
seize,
as
in
a
wrestling
match,
the
two
men
grappled
with
each
other
for
several
minutes
fascinate
transfix
grip
spellbind
to
render
motionless,
as
with
a
fixed
stare
or
by
arousing
terror
or
awe,
The
snake
charmer
fascinates
the
cobra
lurch
pitch
shift
move
abruptly,
The
ship
suddenly
lurched
to
the
left
shift
dislodge
reposition
change
place
or
direction,
Shift
one's
position
careen
wobble
shift
tilt
move
sideways
or
in
an
unsteady
way,
The
ship
careened
out
of
control
stir
shift
budge
agitate
move
very
slightly,
He
shifted
in
his
seat
transfer
shift
move
around,
transfer
the
packet
from
his
trouser
pockets
to
a
pocket
in
his
jacket
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