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Definition
Synonym
rennen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
rennen
run
Rennen
racing
rennen
to run (ran,run)
rennen
to run
Rennen
race
Rennen
n
running; racing
Rennen
n
running, racing
laufen,
rennen
run
rennen
, laufen
run (irr.)
auf und ab
rennen
run up and down
ins Unglück
rennen
get into mischief
um die Wette
rennen
to race
um die Wette
rennen
to race, to have a race
Rennen,
rennen
, Rasse
race
Menschenschlag, Rennen
race
rennen
, flitzen, rasen
to whip
ein Rennen veranstalten
have a race
Kopf-an-Kopf-Rennen
n
dead heat
fig.
Am.
Wettfahrt
f
; Rennen
n
race
Kopf-an-Kopf-Rennen
n
sport
neck-and-neck race
rennen
sport
auto
rennen
d
gerannt
to race
racing
raced
an einem Rennen Wettlauf teilnehmen
v
sport
to race
Alleycat-Rennen
n
(Fahrrad-Rallye in einer Stadt)
alleycat race
Verderben
n
mit offenen Augen ins Verderben
rennen
vitiation
to rush headlong into disaster with one's eyes wide open
Lauf
m
; Rennen
n
; Durchgang
m
sport
totes Rennen
heat
dead heat
Lauf
m
, Rennen
n
, Durchgang
m
sport
totes Rennen
heat
dead heat
stürmen;
rennen
v
stürmend;
rennen
d
gestürmt; gerannt
to pelt
pelting
pelted
stürmen,
rennen
v
stürmend,
rennen
d
gestürmt, gerannt
to pelt
pelting
pelted
noch im aus dem Rennen um etw. sein (Wettbewerb; Posten etc.)
to be still in out of the running frame
Br.
for sth. (competition job etc.)
gut platziert; gut plaziert
alt
adj
gut im Rennen liegen
well-placed
to be well-placed
oben; nach oben; herauf
adv
oben bleiben
nach oben
rennen
upstairs
to stay upstairs
to run upstairs
noch im aus dem Rennen um etw. sein
v
(Wettbewerb, Posten usw.)
to be still in out of the running frame
Br.
for sth. (competition, job etc.)
erfolgreich sein; es schaffen; das Rennen machen
v
Er hat es geschafft.
to bring home the bacon
He brought home the bacon.
rennen
; flitzen; rasen
v
rennen
d; flitzend; rasend
grannt; geflitzt; gerast
to whip
whipping
whipped
Kopf-an-Kopf-Rennen
n
Kopf an Kopf liegen (in einem Wettbewerb, einer Umfrage etc.)
dead heat
fig.
Am.
to be in dead heat
Rennen
n
, Wett
rennen
n
(um)
Rennen
pl
, Wett
rennen
pl
ein Rennen veranstalten
race (for)
races
to have a race
etw. gegen etw. ins Rennen schicken
jdm. einer Sache Paroli bieten; sich mit jdm. etw. messen
to pit sth. against sth.
to pit oneself against sb. sth.
aus dem Rennen sein; (für etw.) nicht mehr Frage kommen
v
(Person)
Dieser Kandidat ist aus dem Rennen.
to be out of the running; to be out of the frame (for sth.) (person)
Br.
coll.
This candidate is out of the frame.
rennen
; flitzen; rasen; sausen
v
rennen
d; flitzend; rasend; sausend
gerannt; geflitzt; gerast; gesaust
to bolt; to whip
bolting; whipping
bolted; whipped
rennen
, schnell laufen
rennen
d
gerannt
er
sie rennt
ich
er
sie rannte
wir rannten
er
sie ist
war gerannt
to run {ran, run}
running
run
runs
I
he
she ran
we ran
he
she has
had run
jdn. gegen jdn. stellen; jdn. gegen jdn. ausspielen
etw. gegen etw. ins Rennen schicken
sich an mit jdm. etw. messen
to pit sb. against. sb.
to pit sth. against. sth.
to pit oneself against. sb. sth.
Wett
rennen
n
; Rennen
n
sport
Aschenbahn
rennen
n
(Motorradsport)
Grasbahn
rennen
n
(Motorradsport)
ein Rennen veranstalten
race
dirt-track race (motorcycling)
grass-track race (motorcycling)
to have a race
Skijöring
n
; Schijöring
n
; Skikjöring
n
; Schikjöring
n
(Rennen, bei dem Schiläufer von Tieren Fahrzeugen gezogen werden)
sport
skijoring (race in which skiers are pulled by animals vehicles)
Rennen
n
; Wett
rennen
n
(um)
Rennen
pl
; Wett
rennen
pl
ein Rennen veranstalten
noch im Rennen sein (Aussicht auf Erfolg haben)
race (for)
races
to have a race
to be at the races
Br.
; to be in the race
Austr.
NZ
Nichtstarter
m
(z. B. Pferd, das nicht am Rennen teilnehmen kann)
Nichtstarter
m
(Teilnehmer, der nicht am Wettbewerb teilnehmen kann)
non-runner; non-starter
non-starter
Nichtstarter
m
(bspw. Pferd das nicht am Rennen teilnehmen kann)
Nichtstarter
m
(Teilnehmer der nicht am Wettbewerb teilnehmen kann)
non-runner; non-starter
non-starter
jdn. gegen jdn. antreten lassen; jdn. gegen jdn. ins Rennen schicken
v
sport
jdm. einer Sache Paroli bieten; sich mit jdm. etw. messen
to pit sb. against sb.; to set sb. against sb.; to put sb. in competition with sb.
to pit oneself against sb. sth.
rennen
; schnell laufen
v
rennen
d; schnell laufend
gerannt; schnell gelaufen
er sie rennt
ich er sie rannte
wir rannten
er sie ist war gerannt
to run {ran; run}
running
run
runs
I he she ran
we ran
he she has had run
ausscheiden
v
ausscheidend
ausgeschieden
er sie scheidet aus
ich er sie schied aus
er sie ist war ausgeschieden
aus dem Rennen ausscheiden
sport
to drop out
dropping out
dropped out
he she drops out
I he she dropped out
he she has had dropped out
to drop out of the race
mühelos; ohne Mühe; ohne Anstrengung; mit Leichtigkeit; spielend; mit links
ugs.
adv
Der kann jedes Rennen spielend mit Leichtigkeit gewinnen.
Das mach' ich mit links.
effortlessly; without any effort; easily; with ease; comfortably; hands down
He could win any race hands down.
I can do that standing on my head.
Motorsport
rennen
n
; Auto
rennen
n
; Automobil
rennen
n
selten
sport
Motorsport
rennen
pl
; Auto
rennen
pl
; Automobil
rennen
pl
Schrott
rennen
n
; Stockcar-Rennen
n
motor race; car race
motor races; car races
stock-car race
Br.
; demolition derby
Am.
eilen,
rennen
, stürmen, hetzen
v
eilend,
rennen
d, stürmend, hetzend
geeilt, gerannt, gestürmt, gehetzt
eilt, rennt, stürmt, hetzt
eilte, rannte, stürmet, hetzte
zu Hilfe eilen
to rush
rushing
rushed
rushes
rushed
to rush to help
eilen;
rennen
; hetzen
v
(an einen Ort)
eilend;
rennen
d; hetzend
geeilt; gerannt; gehetzt
eilt; rennt; hetzt
eilte; rannte; hetzte
jdm. zu Hilfe eilen
jdn. schnell ins Krankenhaus bringen
to rush (to place)
rushing
rushed
rushes
rushed
to rush to help sb.
to rush sb. to the hospital
laufen
v
laufend
gelaufen
er
sie läuft
ich
er
sie lief
wir liefen
er
sie ist
war gelaufen
zu laufen anfangen, zu
rennen
beginnen
zum Bus laufen, zum Bus
rennen
um sein Leben laufen
to run {ran, run}
running
run
he
she runs
I
he
she ran
we ran
he
she has
had run
to break into a run
to run for the bus
to run for one's life
Freigabe
f
; grünes Licht (für etw.)
adm.
Sie hatte keine Sicherheitsfreigabe.
Ich warte noch auf das OK von der Zentrale.
Er wird ins Rennen gehen, wenn er von seinem Arzt grünes Licht bekommt.
clearance (for sth.)
She did not have a security clearance.
I'm waiting for clearance from headquarters.
He'll race if he gets medical clearance from his doctor.
Freigabe
f
; grünes Licht (für etw.)
adm.
Sie hatte keine Sicherheitsfreigabe.
Ich warte noch auf das OK von der Zentrale.
Er wird ins Rennen gehen wenn er von seinem Arzt grünes Licht bekommt.
clearance (for sth.)
She did not have a security clearance.
I'm waiting for clearance from headquarters.
He'll race if he gets medical clearance from his doctor.
Wettlauf
n
; Wett
rennen
n
; Rennen
n
ugs.
(um etw.)
übtr.
Wettläufe
pl
; Wett
rennen
pl
; Rennen
pl
Wettlauf um Patente; Wett
rennen
um Patente
noch im Rennen sein (Aussicht auf Erfolg haben)
race (for sth.)
fig.
races
race for patents
to be at the races
Br.
; to be in the race
Austr.
NZ
im Rennen Spiel sein; (für etw.) in Frage kommen; für etw. gut sein
v
(Person)
ein Kandidat, der noch im Rennen ist
Liverpool ist für einen Platz im Pokalfinale gut.
Er kam immer für den Mord in Frage.
to be in the running; to be in the frame (for sth.)
Br.
coll.
(person)
a candidate who is still in the frame
Liverpool are in the running frame for a place in the Cup Final.
He was always in the frame for the killing.
im Rennen Spiel sein; (für etw.) in Frage kommen; für etw. gut sein
v
(Person)
ein Kanditat der noch im Rennen ist
Liverpool ist für einen Platz im Pokalfinale gut.
Er kam immer für den Mord in Frage.
to be in the running; to be in the frame (for sth.)
Br.
coll.
(person)
a candidate who is still in the frame
Liverpool are in the running frame for a place in the Cup Final.
He was always in the frame for the killing.
Wettbewerb
n
; Rennen
n
(in Zusammensetzungen)
sport
Angelwettbewerb
m
; Anglerwettbewerb
m
Motorrad
rennen
n
seine Teilnahme (am Wettbewerb) zurückziehen; Forfait erklären
Schw.
; Forfait geben
Schw.
derby
Am.
(used in compounds for a race or sporting contest)
fishing derby
motorcycle derby
to withdraw from the competition
das Positive
n
(an etw.)
immer das Positive im Leben sehen
Das Rennen hat er (zwar) verloren, aber positiv ist, dass er sich nicht verletzt hat.
Sieh es positiv. Du hast auf diese Weise Lebenserfahrung gesammelt.
the bright side (of sth.)
to look on the bright side of life
He lost the race, but on the bright side, he didn't get hurt.
Try to look on the bright side. In this way, you've gained some experience of life.
das Positive
n
(an etw.)
immer das Positive im Leben sehen
Das Rennen hat er (zwar) verloren aber positiv ist dass er sich nicht verletzt hat.
Sieh es positiv. Du hast auf diese Weise Lebenserfahrung gesammelt.
the bright side (of sth.)
to look on the bright side of life
He lost the race but on the bright side he didn't get hurt.
Try to look on the bright side. In this way you've gained some experience of life.
eilen;
rennen
; hetzen
v
(an einen Ort)
eilend;
rennen
d; hetzend
geeilt; gerannt; gehetzt
eilt; rennt; hetzt
eilte; rannte; hetzte
jdm. zu Hilfe eilen
jdn. schnell ins Krankenhaus bringen
den Berg hinaufeilen
to rush (to place)
rushing
rushed
rushes
rushed
to rush to help sb.
to rush sb. to the hospital
to rush up the hill
laufen
v
laufend
gelaufen
er sie läuft
ich er sie lief
wir liefen
er sie ist war gelaufen
zu laufen anfangen; zu
rennen
beginnen
zum Bus laufen; zum Bus
rennen
um sein Leben laufen
Er lief wie der Blitz.
to run {ran; run}
running
run
he she runs
I he she ran
we ran
he she has had run
to break into a run
to run for the bus
to run for one's life
He ran like lightning.
Barthaar
n
um Haaresbreite; um ein Haar; ganz knapp
Er hat das Rennen ganz knapp gewonnen verloren.
Die Mannschaft stand ganz knapp vor dem Sieg.
Sie stand knapp davor, gekündigt zu werden.
Er wäre um ein Haar auf dem Operationstisch gestorben.
whisker; hair of the beard
by a whisker; by a hair
He won lost the race by a whisker.
The team was only a whisker away from victory.
She came within a whisker of getting fired.
He came within a whisker of dying on the operating table.
Barthaar
n
um Haaresbreite; um ein Haar; ganz knapp
Er hat das Rennen ganz knapp gewonnen verloren.
Die Mannschaft stand ganz knapp vor dem Sieg.
Sie stand knapp davor gekündigt zu werden.
Er wäre um ein Haar auf dem Operationstisch gestorben.
whisker; hair of the beard
by a whisker; by a hair
He won lost the race by a whisker.
The team was only a whisker away from victory.
She came within a whisker of getting fired.
He came within a whisker of dying on the operating table.
jdn. über
rennen
; jdn. um
rennen
; jdn. über den Haufen
rennen
ugs.
v
über
rennen
d; um
rennen
d; über den Haufen
rennen
d
überrannt; umgerannt; über den Haufen gerannt
überrennt; rennt um; rennt über den Haufen
überrannte; rannte um; rannte über den Haufen
to run sb. down; to run sb. over
running down; running over
run down; run over
runs down; runs over
ran down; ran over
jdn. etw. pflegen; zurechtmachen
v
pflegend; zurechtmachend
gepflegt; zurechtgemacht
pflegt; macht zurecht
pflegte; machte zurecht
ein sorgfältig gepflegter Rasen
ausgezeichnet präparierte Schipisten
Die Pferde werden für das Rennen zurechtgemacht.
to groom sb. sth.
grooming
groomed
grooms
groomed
a carefully groomed lawn
perfectly groomed ski slopes
The horses are being groomed for the race.
(einen Fonds Preis) dotieren; ausstatten; äufnen
Schw.
v
(mit einer Summe)
fin.
dotierend; ausstattend; äufnend
dotiert; ausgestattet; geäufnet
dotiert
dotierte
ein gut hoch dotiertes Rennen
eine Einrichtung mit 50.000 Pfund dotieren
Das Turnier ist mit 90.000 Euro dotiert.
Der Preis war mit 10.000 Euro dotiert.
to endow (a fund prize) (with a sum)
endowing
endowed
endows
endowed
a race endowed with a good purse prize money
to endow an institution with 50 000 pounds
The prize money for the tournament is 90 000 euros.
The prize was 10 000 euros.
(einen Fonds, Preis) dotieren; ausstatten; äufnen
Schw.
v
(mit einer Summe)
fin.
dotierend; ausstattend; äufnend
dotiert; ausgestattet; geäufnet
dotiert
dotierte
ein gut hoch dotiertes Rennen
eine Einrichtung mit 50.000 Pfund dotieren
Das Turnier ist mit 90.000 Euro dotiert.
Der Preis war mit 10.000 Euro dotiert.
to endow (a fund, prize) (with a sum)
endowing
endowed
endows
endowed
a race endowed with a good purse prize money
to endow an institution with 50,000 pounds
The prize money for the tournament is 90,000 euros.
The prize was 10,000 euros.
die Treppe Stiege
Süddt.
Ös.
hinauf; treppauf nach oben
ugs.
adv
(Richtungsangabe)
die Treppe hinauf gehen; nach oben gehen; hochgehen
Dt.
ugs.
; treppauf steigen
die Treppe hinauflaufen; nach oben
rennen
ugs.
Wenn man die Treppe Stiege
Süddt.
Ös.
in den dritten Stock hinaufgeht …
Ich ging auf Zehenspitzen die Treppe hinauf nach oben.
Komm herauf!
upstairs (adverbial of direction)
to go upstairs
to run upstairs
Going upstairs to the third floor, …
I tiptoed upstairs.
Come upstairs!
Interesse
n
(an jdm. etw.; für jdn. etw.) (Vorteil; Belange)
sofern Interesse besteht
wenn genügend Interesse bekundet wird
seine Interessen wahrnehmen
jds. Interessen wahren
ein Interesse an jdm. haben
ein berechtigtes Interesse an etw. haben
Interesse an etw. zeigen
Das ist in Ihrem eigenen Interesse.
die Interessen der Allgemeinheit und der Beteiligten
Die NATO hat großes Interesse daran dass das Abkommen funktioniert.
Es liegt im nationalen öffentlichen Interesse dass diese Fakten bekannt werden.
Das Rennen wurde im Interesse der Sicherheit verschoben.
Du kannst sicher sein dass deine Eltern nur dein Bestes im Auge haben.
Rein interessehalber wie viel haben sie dir geboten?
interest (in sb. sth.) (advantage)
if there is interest
if sufficient interest is received shown
to defend one's interests
to safeguard sb.'s interests
to have an interest in sb.
to have a legitimate interest in sth.
to evidence interest in sth.
This is in your own interest.
the respective interests of the public and of the parties concerned
NATO has a big interest in making the agreement work.
It is in the national public interest that these facts are made known.
The race was postponed in the interest(s) of safety.
You can be assured that your parents have your best interests at heart.
Just out of interest As a matter of interest how much did they offer you?
Interesse
n
(an jdm. etw.; für jdn. etw.) (Vorteil; Belange)
Einzelinteressen
pl
Gesamtinteresse
n
Medieninteresse
n
wesentliche Sicherheitsinteressen
sofern Interesse besteht
wenn genügend Interesse bekundet wird
seine Interessen wahrnehmen
jds. Interessen wahren
jds. Interesse wecken
ein Interesse an jdm. haben
ein berechtigtes Interesse an etw. haben
Interesse an etw. zeigen
Das ist in Ihrem eigenen Interesse.
die Interessen der Allgemeinheit und der Beteiligten
Die NATO hat großes Interesse daran, dass das Abkommen funktioniert.
Es liegt im nationalen öffentlichen Interesse, dass diese Fakten bekannt werden.
Das Rennen wurde im Interesse der Sicherheit verschoben.
Du kannst sicher sein, dass deine Eltern nur dein Bestes im Auge haben.
Rein interessehalber, wie viel haben sie dir geboten?
interest (in sb. sth.) (advantage)
individual interests
general interest
media interest
essential security interests
if there is interest
if sufficient interest is received shown
to defend one's interests
to protect sb.'s interests; to safeguard sb.'s interests
to rouse sb.'s interest; to pique sb.'s interest; to stimulate sb.'s interest
to have an interest in sb.
to have a legitimate interest in sth.
to evidence interest in sth.
This is in your own interest.
the respective interests of the public and of the parties concerned
NATO has a big interest in making the agreement work.
It is in the national public interest that these facts are made known.
The race was postponed in the interest(s) of safety.
You can be assured that your parents have your best interests at heart.
Just out of interest, As a matter of interest, how much did they offer you?
Deutsche
rennen Synonyme
rennen
ins
Rennen
schicken
Âstarten
lassen
hinunterlaufen
Âhinunterrennen
Ânach
unten
rennen
Lauf
um
die
Wette
ÂRennen
ÂWettlauf
ÂWettlaufen
ÂWettrennen
(um)
das
Rennen
machen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âeinheimsen
Âerlangen
Âerringen
Âerwerben
Âfür
sich
entscheiden
Âgewinnen
Âsiegen
eilen
Âhasten
Âjagen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âlaufen
Ârasen
Ârennen
Âschnell
laufen
Âsprinten
Âspurten
(umgangssprachlich)
Âstürmen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âwetzen
(umgangssprachlich)
ins Rennen schicken
starten lassen
Weitere Ergebnisse für
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Englische
run Synonyme
run
Brownian movement
Everyman
Indian file
Le Mans
Lehrfreiheit
Public
Zeitgeist
abide
abrade
abrasion
abscond
absquatulate
academic freedom
acciaccatura
acquire
act
adolescent stream
advance
affluence
afflux
affluxion
aim
air lane
air race
airlift
alameda
angular motion
appoggiatura
arabesque
array
arroyo
articulation
ascend
ascending
ascent
assault
automobile race
average
average man
averageness
axial motion
azimuth
back
back up
backflowing
backing
backward motion
balance
bank
bark
batch
be effective
be in action
be responsible for
bear
bear upon
bearing
beat
beat a retreat
beaten path
beaten track
beck
bent
berm
bicycle path
bicycle race
bide
blemish
bloody
boardwalk
boat
boat race
bolt
booking
boost
borscht circuit
bound
bourn
braided stream
branch
break
breed
bridle path
bring down
bring on
bring out
bring upon
brook
brooklet
buck
budge
bull
bulldoze
bum
bump
bundle
bunt
bureaucracy
bureaucratism
burn
burrow
burst
burst of speed
bustle
butt
butt against
buzz
cadence
cadenza
call the signals
campaign
canoe
canter
captain
career
carry
carry on
carry out
carry sail
carry through
catena
catenation
catwalk
cave
center
chafe
chain
chain reaction
chaining
change
change place
channel
chart a course
chase
check
chinoiserie
chip
circle
circuit
circumnavigate
claw
clear out
climb
climbing
coast
coil
colliquate
coloratura
command
common man
common
run
commonality
commonness
commute
concatenation
concourse
concussion
cond
conduct
confluence
conflux
conn
connection
consecution
constitutional freedom
contest a seat
contest of speed
continualness
continuance
continuation
continue
continue to be
continuity
continuum
contract
control
couch
course
cover
cover ground
covert
coxswain
crack
crackle
cram
craze
creek
crick
cross
cross-country race
crosscurrent
crossing
crowd
cruise
culture
cu
run
across
alight upon
blunder upon
bump into
chance upon
come across
come among
come on
come up against
come upon
confront
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encounter
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light upon
meet
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meet up with
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run
into
run
smack into
run
up against
run
upon
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run
after
act up to
agree to anything
approach
break the ice
bring
bring back
brown-nose
call for
chase
chase after
chivy
court
cultivate
curry favor
dance attendance on
dog
fall all over
fall over
fawn upon
fetch
fetch and carry
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go and get
go fetch
go for
go get
go to get
handshake
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hunt
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make up to
obtain
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pay court to
pick up
play up to
polish the apple
procure
prosecute
pursue
quest
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retrieve
search
secure
seek
seek out
shag
shine up to
suck up to
take out after
run
against
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aggression
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armed assault
assailing
assailment
assault
attack
banzai attack
be antipathetic
be at cross-purposes
be inimical
bear
bear upon
beat against
blitz
blitzkrieg
boost
breakthrough
buck
bull
bulldoze
bump
bump against
bunt
butt
butt against
charge
clash
collide
conflict
conflict with
confute
contradict
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contravene
counter
counteract
counterattack
counteroffensive
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countervail
counterwork
coup de main
cram
crippling attack
cross
crowd
dead set at
descent on
dig
diversion
diversionary attack
drive
elbow
flank attack
force
frontal attack
gas attack
go against
go counter to
goad
head-on attack
hurtle
hustle
infiltration
interfere with
jab
jam
jog
joggle
join the opposition
jolt
jostle
lightning attack
lightning war
lock horns
mass attack
meet head-on
megadeath
militate against
mugging
not abide
nudge
offense
offensive
onset
onslaught
oppose
oppugn
overkill
panzer warfare
pile drive
play at cross-purposes
poke
press
prod
protest
punch
push
ram
ram down
rattle
resist
run
run
at
run
counter to
rush
sally
shake
shock tactics
shoulder
shove
sortie
stress
strike
swim upstream
take issue with
tamp
thrust
traverse
unprovoked assault
vote against
withstand
work against
run
aground
be clobbered
be felled
be poleaxed
be staggered
be stricken
beach
cast away
come to grief
drown
founder
ground
have a mishap
pile up
shipwreck
sink
strand
suffer a misfortune
take the ground
wreck
run
along
blow
cut and
run
cut out
depart
exit
flee
fly
get off
go
hightail
leave
make tracks
pull out
quit
run
away
run
away from
run
off
shove off
take off
take to flight
run
amok
babble
be insane
carouse
create a disturbance
create a riot
cut loose
dote
drivel
drool
go berserk
have a demon
make a commotion
make an ado
make trouble
rage
raise a ruckus
raise a rumpus
raise a storm
ramble
rant
rave
riot
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roister
run
mad
run
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wild
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slobber
wander
run
at
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assault
attack
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blitz
blitzkrieg
breakthrough
charge
counterattack
counteroffensive
coup de main
crippling attack
dash at
dead set at
descent on
diversion
diversionary attack
drive
flank attack
fly at
frontal attack
gas attack
head-on attack
infiltration
jump off
lightning attack
lightning war
mass attack
megadeath
mugging
offense
offensive
onset
onslaught
overkill
panzer warfare
push
run
against
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rush at
sally
shock tactics
sortie
strike
tilt at
unprovoked assault
run
away
abscond
absquatulate
beat a retreat
bolt
clear out
cut and
run
cut out
decamp
depart
desert
elope
flee
fly
fugitate
go AWOL
hightail
jump
jump bail
levant
make off
make tracks
run
run
along
run
away from
run
away with
run
for it
run
off
show the heels
skedaddle
skip
skip out
slip the cable
take French leave
take flight
take to flight
take wing
turn tail
run
down
abandoned
ausgespielt
battered
beat-up
beaten up
belittle
blow
break down
bring down
bring into discredit
bring low
broken-down
burn out
burned-out
cachectic
calm
calm down
cease
collapse
collide
crack up
cry down
debase
debilitated
decline
decrepit
decry
degrade
depreciate
derelict
derogate
derogate from
deserted
desolate
determine
detract from
devitalized
die
die down
dilapidated
diminish
dingy
disabled
disapprove of
discover
discredit
disgrace
disparage
dispraise
done
done up
down-at-heel
drained
droop
drooping
droopy
drop
dwindle
ebb
effete
emptied
enervated
enfeebled
eviscerated
exhausted
fade
fagged
fail
failing
faint
fainting
fall
fall aboard
fall away
fall off
far-gone
fatigue
fatigued
feeble
feeling faint
find
find out
flag
flagging
follow
follow a clue
follow up
footsore
forsaken
frail
frazzled
gasp
get
get tired
give out
go down
go downhill
go off
good and tired
grow weary
halt
head into
healthless
hit
hit a slump
hit and
run
hit rock bottom
hit the skids
hold in contempt
hunt down
in poor health
in ruins
incapacitated
infirm
inundate
invalid
invent
jade
jaded
knock
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languid
languish
languishing
lapse
locate
lose strength
lull
make little of
minimize
molder
moribund
nose
nose out
overflow
override
over
run
pacify
pale
pant
peak
peaked
peaky
peter out
pine
play out
played out
poop out
pooped
puff
puff and blow
put down
quiesce
quiet
quieten
ram
ramshackle
reach the depths
ready to drop
rediscover
reduced
reduced in health
reflect discredit upon
ride down
ride over
ride roughshod over
ruined
ruinous
run
broadside on
run
in
run
into
run
out
run
over
run
ragged
run
to earth
sagging
sail into
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seedy
shabby
shadow
shotten
sickly
sink
slide
slight
slip
slummy
slump
smell out
sniff out
soothe
speak ill of
spent
stalk
stop
strike
submit to indignit
run
for
approach anchorage
bear down on
bear down upon
bear for
bear up for
bear up to
break for
close with
dash for
fetch
go aboard
go alongside
go for
hit for
lay aboard
lay for
lay in
lie in
make
make at
make for
make up to
put away for
put in
put into port
reach
sail for
set out for
stand for
steer for
steer toward
run
in
acclimated
acclimatized
accommodated
accustomed
adapted
adjusted
apprehend
arrest
barney
bust
call on
call upon
capture
case-hardened
collar
collide
come by
come over
conditioned
cram in
crowd in
detain
drag in
drive in
drop in
dustup
edge in
experienced
fall aboard
familiarized
foist in
force in
fudge in
grab
hardened
hassle
head into
impact
implant in
inject in
insert in
insinuate in
intercalate
interjaculate
interject
interpolate
interpose
intervene
introduce in
intrude
inured
jam in
knock in
knock-down-and-drag-out
look in
look up
lug in
make a pinch
nab
naturalized
orientated
oriented
pack in
pay a visit
pick up
pinch
plunge in
poke in
pop in
pound in
press in
pull in
push in
put between
put under arrest
ram
ram in
rhubarb
row
ruckus
ruction
rumpus
run
broadside on
run
down
run
into
sail into
sandwich
scrap
seasoned
see
set-to
shindy
smuggle in
squeeze in
step in
stop by
stop off
stop over
stuff in
take in
take into custody
take prisoner
tamp in
throw in
thrust in
trained
used to
visit
wedge in
wont
wonted
work in
worm in
run
into
add up to
afford
aggregate
aggregate to
alight upon
alter into
amount to
bang
bang into
be converted into
become
blunder upon
bring
bring in
bump
bump into
cannon
carom
carom into
chance upon
change into
clash
collide
come across
come among
come into collision
come on
come round to
come to
come up against
come up to
come upon
comprise
concuss
confront
confront each other
contain
cost
crack up
crash
crash into
crump
c
run
ch
dash into
discover serendipitously
encounter
evolve into
fall aboard
fall across
fall among
fall foul of
fall in with
fall into
fall upon
fetch
foul
happen upon
head into
hit
hit against
hit upon
hurt
hurtle
impinge
knock
knock against
lapse into
light upon
meet
meet head-on
meet up with
meet with
melt into
mount up to
number
open into
pass into
percuss
pitch upon
ram
reckon up to
ripen into
run
across
run
broadside on
run
down
run
in
run
smack into
run
to
run
up against
run
upon
sail into
sell for
set one back
settle into
shift into
sideswipe
slam into
smack into
smash
smash into
smash up
strike
strike against
stumble on
stumble upon
tot up to
total
total up to
tote up to
tumble on
turn into
turn to
unitize
whomp
run
off
abscond
absquatulate
beat a retreat
bolt
bring out
clear out
cut and
run
cut out
decamp
depart
desert
elope
engrave
flee
fly
fugitate
get out
go AWOL
hectograph
hightail
impress
imprint
issue
jump
jump bail
levant
make off
make tracks
mimeograph
multigraph
overprint
print
proof
prove
publish
pull
pull a proof
put out
put to bed
put to press
reissue
reprint
run
run
along
run
away
run
away from
run
away with
run
for it
show the heels
skedaddle
skip
skip out
slip the cable
stamp
strike
take French leave
take flight
take to flight
take wing
turn tail
run
on
abide
advance
babble
be continuous
bide
blab
blabber
blather
blether
carry on
catenate
cease not
chain
chat
chatter
clack
clatter
concatenate
connect
connect up
continuate
continue
continue to be
defeat time
defy time
dither
drag on
drift along
dwell
elapse
endure
exist
expire
extend
flit
flow
flow on
fly
form a series
gab
gabble
gas
gibber
gibble-gabble
glide
go along
go by
go on
gossip
gush
haver
hold
hold on
hold out
hold steady
jabber
jaw
jog on
join
keep
keep going
keep on
lapse
last
last long
last out
linger
link
live
live on
live through
maintain
maintain continuity
march on
natter
never cease
palaver
pass
pass by
patter
perdure
perennate
persist
pour forth
prate
prattle
press on
prevail
proceed
ramble on
rattle
rattle on
reel off
remain
roll on
rub on
run
run
its course
run
out
slide
slip
slog on
spout
spout off
stagger on
stand
stay
stay on
string
string together
subsist
survive
sustain
talk away
talk nonsense
talk on
tarry
thread
tide over
tittle-tattle
twaddle
twattle
waffle
wear
wear well
yak
yakkety-yak
run
out
advance
ago
antiquated
antique
apostatize
be all over
be consumed
be done for
be no more
be used up
become extinct
become void
betray
blow
blow out
blow over
blown over
bolt
bow out
break away
break down
break out
break through
burn out
by
bygone
bypast
cast out
cease
chase out
chatter
collapse
come forth
come out
come to naught
come to nothing
conk out
continue
crack up
dated
dead
dead and buried
debouch
deceased
defect
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depart
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deport
desert
die
die away
disappear
displace
disused
drag out
drain
drain out
draw out
drive out
droop
drop
drum out
dry up
egress
elapse
elapsed
emerge
empty
end
endure
erupt
exhaust
exile
exit
expatriate
expel
expire
expired
extend
extinct
fade away
faint
fatigue
fill out
find vent
finished
flag
flit
flow
flow on
flow out
fly
force out
forgotten
freeze out
gasp
get out
get tired
give out
glide
go
go by
go on
go out
gone
gone glimmering
gone out
gone-by
grow weary
gush
gush out
harry out
has-been
have it
have its time
hunt out
irrecoverable
issue
issue forth
jade
jet
lapse
lapsed
last
leak out
let down
make an exit
march out
never finish
no more
obsolete
ooze out
ostracize
oust
out
out of style
out of use
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outpour
outworn
over
pad
pant
pass
pass away
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pass out
passe
passed
passed away
past
peg out
perish
perorate
peter out
play out
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pour
pour out
press on
proceed
protract
puff
puff and blow
pull out
push out
rat
roll on
rout out
run
run
down
run
dry
run
its course
run
on
run
out on
secede
sell out
sink
slide
slip
sluice out
smoke out
speak at length
spew out
spin out
spout
spout out
spurt
stretch out
string out
succumb
surge
tire
transport
vanish
vanished
vomit forth
walk out
waste
wear away
wear off
weary
well
well out
wheeze
wilt
wound up
run
over
abound
autopsy
battologize
bristle with
brood over
browse
call off
call over
call the roll
canvass
cascade
cataract
census
check
check out
check over
check up on
chew over
con over
count
crawl with
creep with
deliberate over
deliberate upon
deluge
digest
dip into
engulf
enumerate
examine
exuberate
fill
flood
flow
foliate
give an encore
give an examination
glance over
glance through
go over
go through
gush
hit and
run
inspect
inundate
iterate
look at
look over
measure
meditate upon
monitor
mull over
muse on
muse over
nip
number
numerate
observe
overbrim
overfill
overflow
overhaul
overlook
override
over
run
overwhelm
pad
page
paginate
pass over
pass under review
peer at
peruse
poll
ponder over
pore over
postmortem
pour
pour out
pour over
practice
proliferate
quantify
quantize
rain
reaffirm
reassert
recapitulate
recite
recount
reflect over
rehash
rehearse
reissue
reiterate
reprint
restate
resume
retail
retell
review
revolve
reword
ride down
ride over
ride roughshod over
ruminate over
run
down
run
through
say over
say over again
scan
scrutinize
set an examination
shower
size
size up
skim
slop
slosh
spill
spill out
spill over
stream
study
submerge
sum up
summarize
survey
swamp
swarm with
sweep
take stock of
take the measure
tally
tautologize
teem
teem with
tell
think over
thumb over
thumb through
trample
trample on
trample underfoot
trample upon
tread upon
turn over
whelm
run
ragged
debilitated
drooping
droopy
enervated
enfeebled
fagged
faint
fainting
fatigued
feeling faint
flagging
footsore
frazzled
good and tired
jaded
languid
ready to drop
run
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sagging
seedy
tired
tired-winged
toilworn
unrefreshed
unrestored
way-weary
wayworn
weak
weakened
wearied
weariful
weary
weary-footed
weary-laden
weary-winged
weary-worn
wilting
worn
worn-down
run
riot
arise
bespread
carouse
cover
create a disturbance
create a riot
cut loose
debauch
dissipate
fill
flood
go berserk
grow over
insurge
insurrect
know no bounds
live hard
luxuriate
make a commotion
make an ado
make trouble
mount the barricades
mutineer
mutiny
overabound
overbrim
overflow
overgrow
over
run
overspill
overspread
overswarm
overthrow
plunge into dissipation
pullulate
raise a ruckus
raise a rumpus
raise a storm
rebel
reluct
reluctate
revolt
revolute
revolution
revolutionize
riot
rise
rise up
roil
roister
run
amok
run
wild
spill over
spread over
strike
subvert
superabound
swarm
swarm over
teem
teem over
wanton
run
the gauntlet
affront
beard
bell the cat
bite the bullet
brave
brazen
brazen out
confront
face
face the music
face up
face up to
front
meet
meet boldly
meet head-on
set at defiance
speak out
speak up
stand up to
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