Varianten
| drücken |
press
push
squeeze
pinch
dampen
nip
|
| pressen |
press
squeeze
|
| drängen |
urge
push
force
crowd
rush
thrust
|
| bedrängen |
press
beset
attack
besiege
hassle
pester
|
| bügeln |
iron
press
|
| tasten |
key
grope
feel
punch
|
| stemmen |
press
lever
prop
chisel
knock
|
| quetschen |
squeeze
crush
squash
mash
jam
contuse
|
| plätten |
press
iron
|
| stanzen |
punch
stamp
press
emboss
|
| stampfen |
stamp
pound
mash
tramp
|
| niederdrücken |
press down
press
push
depress
flatten
bear down
|
| andringen |
press
push forward
|
| sich drängen |
crowd
press
throng
mount up
scrimmage
|
| treten |
step
kick
tread
pedal
|
| fordern |
demand
require
ask
call for
claim
challenge
|
| mangeln |
lack
mangle
iron
press
|
| nötigen |
compel
force
coerce
urge
impel
press
|
| Presse |
press
squeezer
|
| Druck |
pressure
printing
print
press
push
thrust
|
| Verlag |
publishing house
publishing company
publisher's
|
| Gedränge |
hustle
scrum
crowd
crush
throng
press
|
| Andrang |
rush
crowd
crush
press
inflow
onrush
|
| Druckpresse |
press
|
| Wandschrank |
wall cupboard
closet
press
|
| Dringlichkeit |
urgency
priority
exigency
immediacy
press
|
| Spanner |
stretcher
|
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They hadn’t shared the details of what they’d overheard in Yarrow, and no one had bothered to press them.
He needed to nudge and press and push.
It’s the equivalent of somebody reading press cuttings about me and thinking they’d know what happened when I was part of the Six.
At their summoning, all weight of the water fell away from him, and he moved unencumbered by the ocean’s press.
We know that any city that joins the UCA becomes a bigger target for the Homo Demens, but we have to accept the dangers and press on, no matter what.
At present, the lack of an ambassador from Karsa, who was also killed along with Duke Abing of the Naval and Interior Ministries in the attack on the Assembly leaves our government unable to respond, or to further press the Maceriyans on their intentions.
” Howard knew that he must not press these people when they are telling stories.
The press of people caught the countess in a web of doffed caps and modest bows as they expressed their gratitude.
After so long in the empty skies, the people all around them seemed to press in.
The urge to press her body into his, to feel his warmth and hardness grinding into her, nearly overrode every rational thought.
She leaned in to press a kiss against his torn mouth.
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