German Verbs Alphabetical index
Here you can find the complete alphabetically ordered list of German verbs from our dictionary: 3974 in total.
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abarbeiten (to work through, to complete, to process, to work off, to pay off by working)
abbauen (dismantle, take down, disassemble, remove, reduce, decrease, cut back, relieve, alleviate, extract, mine, exploit, degrade, decompose, break down)
abbekommen (receive, get a share, get a piece of, suffer damage, take a hit, get damaged)
abberufen (recall, dismiss, remove from office)
abbiegen (turn, make a turn, branch off)
abbilden (depict, portray, represent, illustrate, reflect, mirror, map, project)
abblasen (cancel, call off, abandon, blow off, vent, release pressure)
abblitzen (turn down, reject, snub, give someone the cold shoulder)
abbrechen (abort, cancel, break off, stop, discontinue, terminate, end, demolish, tear down, pull down, break down)
abbremsen (brake, slow down, decelerate, curb, dampen, reduce, moderate)
abbrennen (burn down, burn to the ground, be destroyed by fire, speed off, burn rubber, race, drive fast, burn out, burn away)
abbringen (dissuade, deter, talk out of, discourage)
abdecken (cover, conceal, drape, protect, shield, safeguard, meet, satisfy, fulfill, cater to, uncover, remove cover, reveal, clear (a table))
abdichten (seal, waterproof, caulk, insulate, secure, protect, seal off, safeguard)
abdrehen (turn off, switch off, shut off, rotate off, turn away, deviate, branch off, finish filming, wrap up filming, complete shooting)
abdrucken (print, publish, reproduce, reprint)
aberkennen (to revoke, to withdraw, to strip, to forfeit)
abfahren (to depart, to leave, to set off, to take off, to wear out, to wear down, to erode)
abfallen (to drop, to fall, to decline, to decrease, fall off, drop off, detach, fall short, be inferior, lag behind)
abfangen (intercept, catch, stop, block, cushion, absorb, soften, mitigate, retrieve)
abfedern (cushion, absorb, mitigate, soften, spring, provide suspension)
abfertigen (dispatch, process, handle, clear, dismiss, brush off, deal with quickly, process (implying lack of care))
abfeuern (fire, shoot, launch, fire off, rattle off, unleash, shoot (questions, criticism))
abfinden (come to terms with, resign oneself to, accept, compensate, indemnify, settle with)
abflauen (to abate, to die down, to subside, to calm down)
abfließen (to flow off, to drain, to run off, to run out, to dwindle, to ebb away, to flow away)
abfragen (to query, to retrieve, to request, to ask for, to quiz, to test, to question, to examine)
abführen (to lead away, to take away, to arrest, to detain, to divert, to drain, to transfer, to pay off, to remit, to purge, to act as a laxative, to cause bowel movements)
abfüllen (to fill, to bottle, to decant, to package, to get drunk, to ply with alcohol, to intoxicate)
abgeben (hand over, deliver, submit, give in, express, state, cast (a vote), give (a statement), cede, relinquish, give up, transfer, yield, produce, generate, give off, emit, radiate, release, drop off, leave)
abgehen (leave, depart, go off, exit, miss, lack, be missing, be lively, be wild, be intense, go off (colloquial))
abgelten (compensate, settle, redeem, pay off, make good)
abgewinnen (to gain, to derive, to get something out of, to elicit, to extract, to win from)
abgleichen (to reconcile, to align, to match, to synchronize, to check, to compare, to cross-check)
abgleiten (to slide off, to drift, to deviate, to slip, to descend, to fall into)
abgrenzen (to delimit, to demarcate, to differentiate, to separate, to distance oneself, to dissociate oneself, to set oneself apart)
abhaben (to get a piece, to get a share, to have some, to be unaffected, to suffer no harm, to take no damage)
abhaken (to check off, to tick off, to mark as done, to complete, to dismiss, to put behind, to write off, to forget about)
abhalten (to prevent, to deter, to stop, to keep from, to hold, to conduct, to organize, to stage, keep away, deter, prevent, hold back)
abhandeln (discuss, deal with, treat, cover, sell, trade, deal)
abhauen (run away, clear off, scram, bug out, leave, chop off, cut down, hack off)
abheben (lift off, raise, pick up, take off, withdraw, take out, depart, stand out, be distinct, contrast, differentiate)
abholen (pick up, collect, fetch)
abholzen (deforest, clear-cut, cut down)
abhängen (depend on, rely on, be contingent on, take down, unhang, remove, hang out, chill out, lounge around, relax, outrun, leave behind, shake off, drop)
abhören (eavesdrop, wiretap, tap, bug, intercept, test (knowledge), quiz, hear out, auscultate, listen to (medically))
abkassieren (collect payment, cash up, take money, charge, rip off, swindle, overcharge, fleece, exploit)
abkaufen (buy from, purchase from, believe, buy (a story), fall for)
abklingen (subside, fade, die down, abate, diminish, wear off, lose effect)
abklären (clarify, ascertain, clear up, resolve, investigate)
abkommen (agreement, treaty, pact, accord, convention, fall off, come off, lose balance, abandon, give up, desist from, deviate from, deviate, stray, depart, veer off)
abkoppeln (detach, uncouple, disconnect, decouple, separate, disassociate)
abkühlen (cool down, chill, get cold, calm down, cool off, subside, abate)
abkürzen (shorten, cut short, abridge, abbreviate, shorten (a word))
abladen (unload, discharge, vent, dump, unload (emotions/problems))
ablagern (deposit, store, lay down, accumulate, deposit (in the body))
ablassen (drain, release, let out, discharge, abandon, give up, desist from, drop)
ablaufen (expire, run out, lapse, proceed, unfold, go off, take place, drain, flow off, run off, walk, run, cover (a distance))
ableben (to die, to pass away, to decease, demise, passing, death)
ablegen (to put down, to deposit, to lay down, to take off, to remove, to take an exam, to sit an exam, to get rid of, to abandon, to shed, to drop)
ablehnen (reject, decline, refuse, disapprove of, object to)
ableiten (deduce, infer, derive, divert, redirect, drain, differentiate, derive (math))
ablenken (distract, divert, sidetrack, deflect, turn aside, redirect)
ablesen (read, take a reading, read off, infer, deduce, gather)
ablichten (photograph, take a picture of, capture)
abliefern (deliver, hand over, submit, turn in, produce, perform, yield)
ablösen (replace, substitute, relieve, take over from, detach, peel off, come off, loosen, pay off, redeem, clear (a debt), buy out)
abmelden (deregister, unregister, cancel registration, sign off (from a list/service), log out, sign out, disconnect)
abmildern (mitigate, alleviate, soften, lessen)
abmontieren (dismantle, remove, dismount, take down)
abnehmen (lose weight, slim down, decrease, diminish, decline, reduce, take off, remove, take away, accept, receive, take, take over, measure, sample, subside, lessen)
abonnieren (subscribe, sign up)
abpfeifen (to whistle off, to blow the whistle on (a game), to end (a game) with a whistle, to call off, to cancel, to stop abruptly, to pull the plug on)
abraten (to advise against, to dissuade, to caution against)
abrechnen (to settle accounts, to bill, to charge, to calculate, to clear a debt, to settle a score, to get even with, to take revenge on, to square up with)
abreisen (to depart, to leave, to set off, to travel)
abreißen (to demolish, to tear down, to pull down, to rip off (from base), to tear off, to rip off, to pull off, to detach, to break off, to interrupt, to cease abruptly, to cut off)
abriegeln (to cordon off, to seal off, to block off, to close off, to secure, to blockade)
abringen (to dissuade, to talk out of, to persuade to abandon)
abrufen (to retrieve, to access, to call up, to fetch, to summon, to recall, to deploy)
abrunden (to round off, to complete, to perfect, to finish off, to round down, to round)
abrutschen (slip, slide, lose footing, decline, drop, deteriorate, fall off)
abräumen (clear, clear away, tidy up, clear out, sweep away, eliminate, defeat)
abrücken (move away, withdraw, distance oneself, move, shift, pull away)
absacken (sink, sag, subside, drop, fall, decline, slump, plummet, give way)
absagen (cancel, call off, decline, refuse, reject)
absaugen (suck off, extract, pump out, aspirate, vacuum, hoover, suck up)
abschaffen (abolish, eliminate, repeal, do away with, discontinue, give up, abandon, get rid of)
abschalten (turn off, switch off, shut down, disconnect, relax, unwind, de-stress, tune out, ignore, block out)
abschicken (send, dispatch, mail, post)
abschieben (deport, expel, shift, delegate, pass on, fob off, push aside, shunt off, relegate)
abschießen (shoot down, fire, launch, call off, cancel, terminate, end abruptly, crack a joke, make a comment, blurt out)
abschirmen (shield, protect, screen, isolate, block, attenuate)
abschlagen (reject, refuse, turn down, decline, chop off, cut off, fell, lop off, reduce, decrease, knock off, cut)
abschleppen (tow, haul away, pick up, pull, hook up (colloquial))
abschließen (lock, close securely, complete, finish, conclude, finalize, sign, close (a deal), isolate, shut off, cut off, seclude)
abschmecken (to taste, to season, to adjust the seasoning)
abschneiden (to cut off, to cut, to interrupt, to stop, to perform, to fare, to achieve a result, to block, to isolate)
abschotten (to isolate, to seclude, to shield, to seal off, to cordon off, to protect)
abschrecken (deter, discourage, frighten off, scare off, quench, cool down, rinse with cold water)
abschreiben (copy, plagiarize, cheat (by copying), write off, depreciate, amortize, dismiss, give up on, abandon)
abschwächen (weaken, diminish, reduce, mitigate, soften, moderate, tone down, alleviate)
abschwören (renounce, abjure, foreswear, give up)
abschätzen (estimate, assess, evaluate, appraise, foresee, anticipate, gauge, predict)
abschöpfen (skim, scoop off, ladle off, skim off, siphon off, exploit, extract, tap into)
abschütteln (shake off, shake down, get rid of, throw off, shrug off)
absegnen (approve, sanction, bless, endorse, rubber-stamp)
absehen (discern, make out, perceive, recognize, foresee, anticipate, predict, expect, refrain from, desist from, abstain from, forgo)
absenken (lower, reduce, decrease, sink, drop, bow)
absetzen (to discontinue, to stop, to suspend, to interrupt, to put down, to set down, to deposit, to place, to dismiss, to depose, to remove, to unseat, to sell, to market, to dispose of, to stand out, to contrast, to differentiate, to set off)
absichern (to secure, to safeguard, to protect, to hedge, to ensure, confirm, verify, secure, safeguard, support)
absinken (sink, drop, decrease, fall, decline, descend, subside)
absitzen (serve (a sentence), do time, dismount, get off, sit through, endure (while sitting))
absolvieren (complete, finish, pass, undergo, perform, carry out, undertake)
absorbieren (absorb, soak up, take in, assimilate, engross, captivate, immerse)
abspalten (split off, separate, cleave, detach, secede, break away)
abspecken (lose weight, slim down, shed pounds, cut back, streamline, scale down, simplify)
abspeisen (dismiss, fob off, get rid of, feed (inadequately), serve (poorly))
absperren (block off, cordon off, close off, barricade, shut off, turn off, cut off)
abspielen (play, reproduce, happen, take place, occur, unfold, pass (the ball), play (the ball), perform, play (a piece), act out)
absprechen (to agree, to arrange, to coordinate, to discuss, to consult, to deny, to dispute, to refuse to acknowledge)
abspringen (to withdraw, to drop out, to pull out, to back out, to jump off, to jump from, to leap off)
abstammen (to descend from, to originate from, to stem from, to be descended from)
abstatten (pay a visit, make a call)
abstecken (mark out, stake out, delimit, peg out, define, set, outline, establish)
absteigen (get off, dismount, alight, stay, lodge, put up, be relegated, go down, drop down)
abstellen (to put down, to place, to set down, to park, to switch off, to turn off, to shut off, to disconnect, to stop, to cease, to discontinue, to halt)
abstempeln (to stamp, to postmark, to validate, to label, to brand, to pigeonhole, to stereotype)
absterben (to die off, to wither, to perish, to necrotize, to atrophy, to become numb)
abstimmen (to vote, to cast a vote, to coordinate, to harmonize, to align, to attune, to tune, to adjust (an instrument))
abstoßen (to repel, to reject, to push away, to disgust, to deter, sell off, divest, dispose of, repel, push away)
abstrafen (punish, penalize, sanction, disapprove of)
abstreifen (to strip off, to take off, to slide off, to wipe off, to shed, to cast off, to shake off, to get rid of)
abstreiten (to deny, to dispute, to contest)
abstürzen (to crash, to fall, to plunge, to drop, to fail, to break down, to collapse, to fall apart, to have a meltdown)
abstützen (to support, to prop up, to brace, to lean on, to shore up, to underpin)
absuchen (to search, to scour, to comb, to scan)
abtauchen (to dive, to submerge, to go underwater, to go into hiding, to disappear, to vanish, to lie low)
abtragen (remove, take off, clear away, demolish, pay off, amortize, settle, wear out, wear down)
abtransportieren (transport, remove, carry away, evacuate)
abtreiben (abort, terminate a pregnancy, drift, drive off, divert)
abtrennen (separate, detach, cut off)
abtreten (resign, step down, cede, relinquish, transfer, assign, exit, leave, depart)
abtun (dismiss, brush aside, shrug off, finish, complete, get over with, deal with)
abverlangen (demand, require, exact)
abwandern (migrate, emigrate, move away, stray, wander off, digress)
abwarten (wait, await, bide one's time, wait for, hold off until, hold on)
abwechseln (alternate, take turns, vary, rotate)
abwehren (to repel, to ward off, to fend off, to defend against, to reject, to turn down, to decline)
abweichen (to deviate, to diverge, to differ, to depart, differ, deviate, diverge, vary, soak, soften)
abweisen (reject, refuse, dismiss, turn down, divert, direct away, turn away)
abwenden (avert, prevent, ward off, avoid, turn away, divert, deter, dissuade, alienate)
abwerben (poach, entice away, headhunt, recruit away)
abwerfen (drop, shed, jettison, cast off, yield, generate, produce, bring in, take off, discard)
abwerten (devalue, depreciate, downgrade, write down, disparage, denigrate, belittle, demean)
abwickeln (handle, process, complete, settle, wind up, carry out, unroll, unwind, uncoil)
abwinken (wave off, dismiss, decline with a gesture)
abwägen (weigh, consider, evaluate, deliberate)
abwählen (vote out, unseat, recall, drop, opt out of, discontinue)
abwälzen (shift, pass on, fob off, offload, roll, move, push)
abwürgen (stall, choke, cut out, interrupt, cut off, stifle, choke off)
abzeichnen (trace, copy, reproduce, sign off, approve, initial, endorse, emerge, become apparent, manifest, loom)
abziehen (pull off, remove, peel off, take off, subtract, deduct, discount, sharpen, hone, strop, copy, reproduce, print, duplicate)
abzielen (to aim at, to target, to be directed at, to intend)
abzocken (to rip off, to swindle, to cheat, to fleece, rip-off, scam, swindle, fraud)
abzweigen (divert, branch off, turn off, allocate, earmark, siphon off)
abändern (amend, modify, alter, revise)
achten (to pay attention, to mind, to watch out, to observe, to respect, to esteem, to take care of, to look after)
ackern (to toil, to slave away, to work hard, to plow, to cultivate, to till)
adaptieren (adapt, modify, adjust, customize)
addieren (add, sum up)
adeln (ennoble, knight, elevate to nobility, dignify, elevate, enhance, lend prestige to)
adoptieren (to adopt, to embrace, to take on)
adressieren (address, to address, direct, to direct)
agieren (act, operate, perform, take action, play a role, react, behave)
ahnden (to punish, to penalize, to sanction, to avenge)
ahnen (to sense, to foresee, to have a premonition, to suspect, to guess, to surmise, to imagine, to have an inkling, to glimpse, to have a vague idea)
akquirieren (acquire, obtain, gain, recruit, solicit)
aktivieren (activate, enable, turn on, start up, stimulate, energize, boost, rouse, authorize, register)
aktualisieren (to update, to refresh, to bring up to date)
akzeptieren (to accept, to admit, to receive, to recognize, to acknowledge, to tolerate, to endure, to put up with)
alarmieren (to alarm, to alert, to notify, to warn)
albern (silly, foolish, goofy, absurd, to fool around, to goof around, to be silly)
alkoholisieren (to get someone drunk, to ply with alcohol, to intoxicate, to alcoholize, to add alcohol to, to spike)
altern (to age, to grow old, to mature)
amputieren (amputate)
amten (hold office, serve, officiate)
amtieren (hold office, be in office, serve, officiate)
amüsieren (to amuse oneself, to have fun, to enjoy oneself, to be entertained, to entertain, to amuse)
analysieren (analyze, examine, study, dissect, break down, decompose)
anbahnen (to initiate, to prepare, to begin, to start, to develop, to pave the way, to open up, to clear a path)
anbauen (to cultivate, to grow, to farm, to add on, to extend, to build on, to annex)
anbelangen (to concern, to regard, to relate to, as far as...is concerned)
anberaumen (to schedule, to set, to fix, to arrange)
anbieten (to offer, to provide, to propose, to suggest, to volunteer, to offer oneself, to make oneself available)
anbinden (to tie, to fasten, to tether, to start (a conversation), to strike up (a conversation), to initiate (a discussion))
anbrechen (to begin, to dawn, to break (of day), to open, to break into, to start (a package/bottle))
anbrennen (to burn, to scorch, to get burnt, to ignite, to catch fire, to light)
anbringen (to attach, to fix, to install, to mount, to put up, to express, to mention, to bring up, to raise (a point), to sell, to market, to place (goods))
andauern (to last, to continue, to persist, to endure)
andenken (souvenir, memento, keepsake, remembrance, to consider, to contemplate, to think about, to plan)
andeuten (to hint, to suggest, to imply, to allude to, to outline, to sketch, to indicate, to give a general idea of, to gesture, to signal, to indicate with a gesture, to nod)
androhen (threaten, menace)
aneignen (acquire, learn, master, appropriate (knowledge), appropriate, seize, usurp, embezzle)
anerkennen (to recognize, to admit, to acknowledge, to appreciate, to respect, to validate, to approve)
anfahren (to start off, to set off, to pull away, hit, strike, run into, bump into, snap at, bark at, reprimand, scold)
anfallen (accrue, arise, result, be incurred, be required, be necessary, come up, fall on, take place, occur, happen)
anfangen (to start, to begin, to commence, to take up, to initiate, to get started)
anfassen (touch, grasp, handle, feel, address, tackle, deal with, approach)
anfechten (challenge, contest, dispute, appeal, provoke, dare)
anfertigen (produce, make, manufacture, prepare, draw up)
anfeuern (cheer on, encourage, root for, motivate, light, stoke, kindle, ignite)
anfliegen (fly to, approach by plane, head for by plane, approach, fly at)
anfordern (request, demand, apply for, call for, summon, send for)
anfragen (to inquire, to request, to ask, to query, request, inquiry, query)
anfreunden (to make friends, to befriend, to get acquainted, to get used to, to become accustomed to, to come to terms with)
anfügen (to add, to attach, to append, to enclose, to subjoin)
anfühlen (to feel, to touch, to seem)
anführen (to lead, to guide, to command, to head, to cite, to mention, to quote, to adduce, to deceive, to trick, to mislead, to fool)
angeben (to state, to specify, to provide, to give, to boast, to brag, to show off, to start, to switch on, to turn on)
angehen (to start, to begin, to commence, to concern, to affect, to be about, to be relevant to, to approach, to tackle, to deal with, to address, to be possible, to be acceptable, to be feasible, to turn on, to light up, to switch on)
angehören (belong to, be a member of, be part of, be included in)
angeln (fish, to fish, angle, fish for, angle for, seek, try to get)
angleichen (align, adjust, equalize, adapt, conform, standardize, harmonize)
angliedern (integrate, incorporate, affiliate, attach)
angreifen (attack, assault, assail, tackle, address, approach, start on, go on the offensive, make an attack)
angrenzen (border, adjoin, abut)
angucken (to look at, to watch, to view, to examine, to inspect, to check out)
anhaben (to wear, to have on)
anhalten (stop, halt, pull over, pause, continue, persist, last, endure, stick to, ask, request, urge, admonish, instruct)
anheben (lift, raise, elevate, increase, hike)
anheizen (light, stoke, kindle, fire up, fuel, stir up, intensify, heat up, incite)
anheuern (hire, engage, sign on, recruit, join, sign up, enlist, team up)
anhängen (attach, connect, append, hitch, attribute, impute, pin on, blame, join, adhere to, follow, belong to)
anhäufen (accumulate, pile up, amass, hoard, gather, collect, assemble, congregate)
anhören (listen to, pay attention to, heed, listen to (audio/music), play (a recording), hear (a case), examine, consider, review)
animieren (motivate, encourage, stimulate, inspire, animate, create animations)
ankaufen (buy, purchase, acquire)
anklagen (to accuse, to charge, to indict, to prosecute, to blame, to reproach, to accuse (informal))
anklicken (click, click on, select)
anklingen (sound, resonate, be heard, become audible, hint, allude, suggest, imply)
anklopfen (knock, knock on, hint, suggest, sound out, inquire indirectly)
anknüpfen (connect, link, tie in, build on, pick up, resume, follow up on, refer back to)
ankommen (arrive, get to, reach, depend on, matter, be important, be well received, be accepted, go down well, reach a goal, achieve a result, succeed)
ankreuzen (tick, check, mark with a cross)
ankucken (look at, watch, gaze at)
ankurbeln (boost, stimulate, revive, kick-start)
ankämpfen (fight against, struggle against, resist)
ankündigen (announce, notify, make known, predict, forecast, foreshadow, portend, herald, signal, indicate, announce the arrival of)
anlangen (to arrive, to reach, to touch, to handle)
anlasten (blame, hold responsible, impute, charge)
anlaufen (start up, get going, commence, begin operation, tarnish, oxidize, discolour, become dull, call at, put in, approach, head for)
anlegen (place, put, lay, apply, invest, put money into, place (money), create, establish, set up, lay out, put on, wear, fasten)
anlehnen (lean, prop up, lean on, rely on, depend on)
anleihen (bond, debenture, security, to borrow, to take out a loan)
anleiten (to guide, to direct, to lead, to instruct, to train, to teach)
anliefern (to deliver, to supply)
anliegen (to lie against, to be adjacent to, to fit snugly, to be important, to be a concern, to matter, concern, matter, request, issue)
anlocken (attract, entice, lure, draw in)
anmachen (turn on, switch on, activate, flirt with, hit on, make a pass at, dress (salad), season, prepare (food))
anmahnen (remind, admonish, urge, prompt, demand, request, call for)
anmelden (register, enroll, sign up, matriculate, log in, sign in, connect, report, notify, announce, declare)
anmerken (note, remark, comment, point out, observe, make a note, jot down, record)
anmessen (measure, fit, try on)
anmieten (rent, lease, hire)
anmuten (seem, appear, strike as, impress as, seem strange, appear odd, feel unusual)
annehmen (to accept, to receive, to take, to assume, to suppose, to presume, to adopt, to take on, to assume (a role/stance))
annektieren (to annex)
annullieren (to annul, to cancel, to invalidate, to void)
annähern (to approach, to draw near, to come closer, to approximate, to adapt, to align, to assimilate)
anordnen (arrange, organize, place, set up, order, command, instruct, decree)
anpacken (tackle, address, approach, get started on, grab, seize, take hold of, grip)
anpassen (adjust, adapt, modify, customize, fit, tailor, conform)
anpeilen (aim for, target, set one's sights on, take a bearing on, pinpoint, home in on)
anpfeifen (blow the whistle for, kick off (informal for football), scold, reprimand, tell off, chew out (informal))
anpflanzen (plant, cultivate, grow)
anprangern (denounce, condemn, criticize, expose)
anpreisen (praise, promote, extol, tout, commend)
anraten (advise, recommend, suggest)
anrechnen (credit, take into account, count, offset, attribute, impute, blame, hold against)
anregen (to stimulate, to encourage, to inspire, to incite, to activate, to boost, to suggest, to propose, to recommend)
anreichern (enrich, fortify, supplement, accumulate, collect, gather, enrich (by collecting))
anreisen (arrive, travel to, journey to)
anrichten (serve, arrange, dish up, prepare, cause, inflict, wreak, create (problems), set up, organize)
anrufen (call, phone, ring, invoke, call upon, appeal to, appeal, refer to, invoke (legally))
anrücken (advance, move up, approach, march on, move closer, huddle together, close ranks)
anrühren (mix, stir, prepare (a mixture), touch, graze, brush, handle)
ansagen (announce, declare, present, announcement, statement, message)
ansammeln (gather, accumulate, collect, amass)
anschaffen (to buy, to purchase, to acquire, to procure, to prostitute oneself, to turn tricks (colloquial), to work the streets (colloquial))
anschauen (to look at, to watch, to view, to gaze at, to examine, to inspect, to check, to consider, to review, watch, view, look at)
anschieben (push, push-start, give a push, initiate, promote, kickstart, launch, get going)
anschießen (shoot, fire at, wound by shooting)
anschlagen (post, put up, affix, strike, hit, ring (a bell), play (an instrument), affect, impact, take a toll on, weaken, attack, assault, launch an attack)
anschließen (connect, plug in, join, attach, attach oneself to, agree with, follow, succeed, link)
anschnallen (fasten seatbelt, buckle up, strap on, buckle on, fasten)
anschneiden (bring up, broach, touch upon, cut into, slice into, make the first cut)
anschreiben (write down, write on, charge to an account, put on tab, put on credit, write to, contact in writing, send a letter to)
anschwellen (swell, swell up, become swollen, increase, rise, grow)
ansehen (look at, watch, view, regard, inspect, examine, check, review, consider, view as, see, notice, perceive)
ansetzen (set, schedule, fix, appoint, start, begin, initiate, commence, apply, place, attach, put on, prepare, mix, make, brew, gain, accumulate, form)
ansiedeln (settle, establish, locate, colonize, introduce, reintroduce)
anspielen (allude, hint, refer indirectly, insinuate, strike up, play, start playing, pass, play (the ball))
anspornen (to motivate, to encourage, to spur on, to incite)
ansprechen (to address, to speak to, to talk to, to approach, to mention, to bring up, to discuss, to address (a topic), to appeal to, to attract, to resonate with, to respond, to react, to take effect)
anspringen (to start, to crank, to fire up, to get going, to react, to respond, to jump at, to take to, to activate, to kick in, to engage, to come on)
anstecken (to infect, to contaminate, to transmit, to light, to ignite, to pin, to attach, to fasten, to infect (with enthusiasm), to inspire, to spread (joy/enthusiasm))
anstehen (to queue, to stand in line, to wait in line, to be due, to be imminent, to be upcoming, to be pending, to be appropriate, to be suitable, to be fitting)
ansteigen (to rise, to increase, to go up, to climb, to ascend, to rise (slope), increase, rise, ascend, go up)
anstellen (place, put, set up, queue, line up, stand in line, switch on, turn on, start, hire, employ, recruit, act, behave, put on an act, make a fuss)
ansteuern (head for, steer for, approach, make for, aim for, control, operate, drive, actuate, address (in computing))
anstimmen (strike up, start singing, begin to play, start, initiate, broach, open (a discussion))
anstoßen (toast, clink glasses, drink to, initiate, provoke, trigger, start, nudge, bump, tap, hit lightly)
anstreben (strive for, aim for, pursue, aspire to, seek)
anstrengen (exert oneself, make an effort, strain, file a lawsuit, bring a case, initiate legal action)
ansuchen (apply, request, petition, seek, application, appeal)
antasten (touch lightly, brush against, handle carefully, interfere with, tamper with, infringe upon, broach, touch upon)
antreffen (to find, to meet, to encounter, to come across, to meet with)
antreiben (to urge, to motivate, to drive, to spur on, to power, to propel)
antreten (begin, start, commence, take up, appear, present oneself, report, show up, compete, participate, enter, run (for office), crank up, engage, set in motion)
antun (to inflict, to do, to cause, to harm, to put on, to dress oneself in, to force oneself to do, to subject oneself to)
antworten (to answer, to reply, to respond, to meet, to satisfy, to fulfill, to comply with)
anvertrauen (to entrust, to confide, to commit, to assign, confide, entrust, confide in)
anvisieren (aim at, target, set sights on, plan, aim for, intend)
anwachsen (grow, increase, swell, develop, mature)
anweisen (instruct, direct, assign, order, allocate, instruct (to pay), transfer (money))
anwenden (use, apply, employ, put into practice, utilize, direct, focus, dedicate)
anwerben (recruit, enlist, hire, engage)
anzapfen (to tap, to broach, to tap into, to eavesdrop on, to intercept)
anzeigen (show, display, indicate, report, denounce, notify, declare, advertise, announce, publish)
anzetteln (instigate, stir up, provoke, incite)
anziehen (dress, put on, get dressed, attract, draw, pull, tighten, fasten, adjust)
anzweifeln (doubt, question, challenge)
anzünden (light, ignite, kindle)
apern (to clear snow, to clear ice, to de-ice, to plow)
appellieren (to appeal, to call upon, to urge)
applaudieren (to applaud, to clap)
arbeiten (to work, to labor, to be employed, to function, to operate, work on, study, dedicate oneself to, collaborate, work together, cooperate)
archivieren (to archive, to file, to store)
argumentieren (to argue, to reason, to debate, to contend)
argwöhnen (to suspect, to distrust, to mistrust, to be suspicious of)
arrangieren (to arrange, to organize, to set up, to adapt, to adjust, to orchestrate)
arten (to develop, to evolve, to turn into, to become, types, kinds, sorts, species)
artikulieren (to articulate, to express, to verbalize, to state, to enunciate, to pronounce)
asphaltieren (to asphalt, to tarmac, to pave with asphalt)
assistieren (to assist, to help, to support)
assoziieren (associate, relate, link, join, partner, collaborate)
atmen (to breathe, to respire, to exhale, to emit, to give off, to radiate, to express, to manifest, to exude)
attackieren (to attack, to assault)
attestieren (to certify, to attest, to confirm)
aufarbeiten (process, work through, come to terms with, deal with, restore, refurbish, recondition, overhaul)
aufatmen (breathe a sigh of relief, sigh with relief, sigh of relief, relief)
aufbauen (build, construct, erect, establish, set up, develop, build up, strengthen, foster, assemble, put together, mount)
aufbegehren (rebel, revolt, protest, resist, rise up)
aufbereiten (prepare, process, treat, reprocess, restore, recondition, refurbish, enhance, improve)
aufbessern (improve, increase, supplement, boost, enhance)
aufbewahren (store, keep, preserve, save)
aufbieten (exert, muster, summon, deploy, mobilize, call upon)
aufblitzen (flash, gleam, sparkle, flicker, occur, strike, dawn)
aufblähen (inflate, swell, bloat, puff up, exaggerate, overstate, magnify)
aufblühen (blossom, flourish, bloom, thrive, come into one's own)
aufbrauchen (use up, consume, exhaust, deplete)
aufbrechen (depart, leave, set off, break camp, start a journey, break open, force open, crack open, pry open, crack, fissure, split, break open (surface))
aufbringen (raise, collect, gather, procure, secure (funds), upset, anger, irritate, provoke, infuriate, apply, put on, spread, lay on, muster, summon, find (courage, strength, patience))
aufbürden (to impose, to burden, to saddle with)
aufdecken (to reveal, to uncover, to expose, to disclose, to unlay, to clear (a table), to set (a table))
aufdrehen (to turn on, to open (by turning), to turn up (intensity), to turn up, to crank up, to increase (volume/speed), to unscrew, to twist open, to uncap)
aufdrängen (to impose, to force upon, to thrust upon, to come to mind, to occur, to spring to mind)
aufdrücken (to push open, to force open, to press open, to impose, to assign, to thrust upon)
aufeinandertreffen (to meet, to encounter, to clash, to confront, meeting, encounter, clash, confrontation)
auferlegen (impose, inflict, lay upon, burden with, burden, weigh down)
auferstehen (resurrect, rise, come back to life)
aufessen (eat up, finish eating, consume, use up, exhaust, devour)
auffahren (rear-end, crash into, collide with, accelerate sharply, startle awake, jump up, wake up suddenly, serve, lay out, present (food))
auffallen (to stand out, to attract attention, to be conspicuous, to be noticeable, to be noticed, to be perceived, to draw attention (negatively))
auffangen (to catch, to intercept, to collect, to support, to comfort, to cushion (emotionally), to absorb, to mitigate, to cushion, to offset)
auffassen (to interpret, to understand, to perceive, to conceive, to grasp, to take hold of, to seize)
auffinden (find, locate, discover, track down)
auffliegen (be exposed, be discovered, be revealed, come to light, take off, fly up, rise (in flight))
auffordern (ask, demand, request, urge, call upon, invite, encourage, prompt)
auffressen (devour, eat up, consume, eat away at, gnaw at)
auffrischen (refresh, brush up, revive, freshen up, renovate, spruce up)
aufführen (perform, stage, present, put on, list, enumerate, itemize, specify, behave, act)
auffüllen (fill up, replenish, top up, complete, supplement)
aufgeben (give up, abandon, quit, surrender, forfeit, hand in, submit, turn in, deliver, place an order, order, make a reservation)
aufgehen (to rise, to ascend, to come up, to appear, to open, to unfold, to bloom, to sprout, rise, swell, expand, work out, add up, be solved, resolve, be used up, run out, be consumed)
aufgreifen (take up, pick up, resume, address, apprehend, arrest, capture, seize)
aufhalten (stop, delay, hold up, hinder, prevent, stay, reside, remain, sojourn, keep open, hold open)
aufhebeln (pry open, lever open, break open, overcome, dismantle (figurative))
aufheben (pick up, lift up, cancel, annul, repeal, revoke, abolish, keep, save, preserve, store, compensate, neutralize, cancel out, offset)
aufheizen (heat up, warm up, raise the temperature, intensify, inflame, escalate)
aufhellen (brighten, lighten, clear up, illuminate, cheer up, lift spirits)
aufholen (catch up, close the gap, make up ground, make up for, get up to date)
aufhorchen (prick up one's ears, listen up, take notice, pay attention)
aufhängen (hang up, put up, suspend, cut off (a call), hang, execute by hanging)
aufhören (stop, cease, finish, quit, leave, stop working, end)
aufkaufen (buy up, acquire, purchase)
aufklären (inform, educate, enlighten, clarify, solve, clear up, unravel, brighten, lighten)
aufkochen (to boil, to bring to a boil, reheat, boil up again)
aufkommen (emerge, appear, arise, come up, bear, cover, pay for, take responsibility for, recover, recuperate, get back on one's feet)
aufkündigen (terminate, cancel, give notice, end, break off, terminate (relationship))
aufladen (charge, recharge, load, put on, pile up, top up, add credit, recharge (account))
auflaufen (accrue, accumulate, run up, mount up, run aground, become stranded, back up, pile up, swell, build up, gather)
aufleben (revitalize, revive, come to life, reawaken, liven up, cheer up, brighten up, perk up)
auflegen (place, put down, lay down, set down, hang up, put down the phone, play, put on, spin (a record), impose, levy, inflict, lay on)
aufliegen (rest on, lie on, be on, be visible, be evident, show on)
auflisten (list, enumerate, itemize, catalog)
auflockern (loosen, aerate, lighten, relax, enliven, liven up, spice up, vary)
auflösen (dissolve, break up, decompose, disband, resolve, clarify, solve, unravel, terminate, annul, break off, fade out, blur, diffuse)
aufmachen (open, unseal, unlock, set up, establish, start, unpack, unwrap)
aufmarschieren (march up, deploy, parade, mobilize)
aufmuntern (cheer up, encourage, brighten up, perk up)
aufnehmen (to receive, to accept, to take in, to record, to film, to shoot, to tape, to absorb, to take up, to incorporate, to begin, to start, to resume)
aufpassen (to pay attention, to be careful, to watch out, to look after, to take care of, to babysit, to mind)
aufpeppen (to spruce up, to liven up, to jazz up, to enhance, to boost, to energize, to pep up)
aufpolieren (polish up, spruce up, smarten up, brighten up, enhance, brush up on, refresh, improve, hone)
aufrechterhalten (maintain, uphold, keep up, sustain, preserve, assert, defend)
aufregen (to upset, to annoy, to irritate, to agitate, to get upset, to get agitated, to get annoyed, to get angry)
aufreiben (to wear out, to exhaust, to drain, to consume, to annihilate, to wipe out, to crush, to destroy)
aufreihen (to line up, to string together, to arrange in a row, to array)
aufreißen (to tear open, to rip open, to yank open, to burst open, reopen, tear open, burst open, pick up, hit on, flirt with, chat up, open one's eyes wide, stare, gape)
aufrichten (set up, erect, raise, straighten up, cheer up, comfort, encourage, uplift, establish, found)
aufrollen (unroll, unfold, roll out, reopen, investigate, examine, review)
aufrufen (to call, to summon, to appeal to, to invite, to open, to launch, to access, to retrieve, to urge, to incite, to call for)
aufräumen (to tidy up, to clean up, to clear up, to put in order, to clear out, to declutter, to get rid of, to sort out, clear up, sort out, resolve, tidy up (metaphorical))
aufrücken (move up, advance, get promoted, close ranks)
aufrüsten (arm, upgrade, rearm, equip, update, enhance)
aufrütteln (shake up, rouse, awaken, stir up)
aufsaugen (absorb, soak up, suck up, take in, assimilate)
aufscheinen (appear, emerge, shine forth, become visible)
aufschieben (postpone, delay, defer, put off, slide open, push open, open (by sliding))
aufschlagen (hit, strike, impact, crash, land, crack (an egg), open (a book), break open, stretch (canvas), increase, rise, go up, surge, set up, pitch, erect)
aufschließen (unlock, open, make accessible, explain, clarify, catch up, draw level, close the gap)
aufschneiden (cut open, slice, cut up, boast, brag, show off)
aufschrecken (startle, wake up with a start, be startled)
aufschreiben (write down, note down, jot down, record, put in writing, compose)
aufsehen (sensation, stir, attention, fuss, look up, glance up)
aufsetzen (put on, place on, set on, draft, draw up, write up, compose, set up, install, configure, start up, trick, deceive, defraud, rip off, swindle)
aufspielen (install, upload, load, show off, act conceited, act arrogantly, put on airs, perform, play (music), play (an instrument))
aufspringen (jump up, spring up, stand up suddenly, crack open, burst open, split open, spring open, start, kick in, switch on, fire up)
aufspüren (track down, trace, detect, find, locate, sniff out)
aufstehen (get up, wake up, rise, stand up, get to one's feet, rebel, rise up, stand up against, take a stand)
aufsteigen (ascend, rise, climb, go up, advance, get promoted, move up, to be promoted, to move up, to ascend)
aufstellen (to set up, to put up, to place, to erect, to form, to draw up, to compile, to propose, to establish, to formulate, to nominate, to put forward, to field (a candidate))
aufstocken (increase, augment, raise, top up, expand, add a floor, extend upwards, build an extra storey)
aufstoßen (burp, belch, push open, open, force open, offend, displease, annoy, bother, be disagreeable)
aufstreben (rise, ascend, strive upwards, develop, grow, emerge, ascent, striving, development, growth, emergence)
aufsuchen (visit, call on, see, consult, search for, seek, look for, track down)
auftauchen (emerge, surface, appear, pop up, reappear, turn up, show up, come to light)
aufteilen (divide, split, partition, distribute, allocate, assign)
auftischen (serve, dish up, present, spin, concoct, fabricate, make up)
auftragen (apply, spread, put on, assign, entrust, delegate, commission, record, enter, register, log, note down)
auftreiben (procure, obtain, track down, rustle up, raise (money), float, surface, buoy up)
auftreten (to perform, to appear, to present oneself, to occur, to arise, to manifest, to behave, to act, to conduct oneself, to step on, to tread on)
auftrumpfen (to show off, to boast, to trump, to excel)
auftun (to open, discover, find, unearth, come across, serve, dish out, pour)
aufwachen (wake up, awaken, become aware, realize, open one's eyes)
aufwachsen (grow up, be raised, grow, develop, thrive)
aufwarten (offer, present, come up with, provide, serve, attend, wait on)
aufweichen (soften, soak, make pliable, weaken, relax, dilute)
aufweisen (show, present, exhibit, display, possess, have, indicate, point out, refer to)
aufwenden (spend, expend, apply, invest)
aufwerfen (to raise, to bring up, to pose, to present, to throw up, to toss up, to cast up)
aufwerten (to revalue, to upgrade, to enhance, to increase in value, to boost, to improve image)
aufwärmen (to warm up, to heat up, to reheat, to do a warm-up)
aufwühlen (to stir up, to churn up, to agitate, to disturb, to upset, to stir up emotions)
aufzeichnen (to record, to note down, to write down, to register, draw, sketch, outline, draft)
aufzeigen (show, point out, indicate, highlight, reveal, demonstrate, raise hand, put up hand)
aufziehen (raise, rear, breed, cultivate, grow, roll up, pull up, hoist, draw up, tease, mock, make fun of, joke with, wind up, wind)
aufzwingen (to impose, to force upon, to inflict)
aufzählen (to enumerate, to list, to count off, to recite)
ausarbeiten (to elaborate, to work out, to develop, to draft, to refine, to perfect, to polish)
ausarten (to get out of hand, to degenerate, to escalate, to run wild)
ausbauen (to expand, to develop, to extend, to enlarge, to upgrade, to convert, to remove, to dismantle, to take out, to uninstall, to extract, to strengthen, to build up, to enhance)
ausbessern (to repair, to mend, to patch up, to fix, to correct)
ausbeuten (exploit, take advantage of, make use of)
ausbezahlen (pay out, disburse, settle)
ausbilden (train, educate, instruct, teach, develop, form, cultivate, acquire)
ausbleiben (to fail to happen, to fail to occur, to not materialize, to not arrive, to not show up, to not appear, to be absent, to stay away)
ausblenden (to fade out, to hide, to mask, to suppress (audio/visual), to ignore, to block out, to tune out, to disregard)
ausbrechen (to escape, to break out, to flee, to erupt, to burst out, to flare up, to break off, to chip off, to extract)
ausbreiten (to spread, to unfold, to lay out, to extend, to propagate, to disseminate, to diffuse)
ausbremsen (to slow down, to hinder, to impede, to block, to curb, outmaneuver, outwit, slow down (figurative), hinder, impede)
ausbrennen (burn out, burn down, be consumed by fire, become exhausted, get worn out)
ausbuchen (book off, write off, clear (an account), fully booked, sold out, booked solid)
ausdehnen (extend, expand, stretch, broaden, prolong, lengthen, spread, disseminate)
ausdenken (invent, devise, imagine, make up, plan, conceive, think up)
ausdienen (be obsolete, be retired, have served its time, be worn out, serve out one's time, complete one's service, retire from service)
ausdrucken (print, print out, express, articulate, convey)
ausdrücken (express, communicate, convey, squeeze, press out, wring out, extract, represent, symbolize, embody)
ausdünnen (thin out, prune, reduce density, thin, dilute, water down)
auseinanderbrechen (break apart, fall apart, shatter, disintegrate, collapse, break down)
auseinandersetzen (deal with, address, examine, analyze, discuss, engage with, confront, grapple with, face, explain, clarify, expound)
auserwählen (choose, select, elect, designate)
ausfahren (to go for a ride, to drive out, to take a trip, to extend, to deploy, to put out, to deliver, to distribute, to drop off)
ausfallen (to be cancelled, to be called off, to not take place, to break down, to fail, to stop working, to be omitted, to be left out, to not materialize)
ausfechten (to fight out, to settle, to thrash out)
ausfliegen (to fly out, to depart by plane, to airlift, to evacuate by air, to go on an outing, to go on a trip, to take a trip)
ausforschen (to investigate, to probe, to research, to spy out, to ferret out)
ausfällen (to precipitate, to separate (chemically), to cancel, to call off, to be cancelled, to be called off)
ausführen (to perform, to execute, to carry out, to implement, to explain, to elaborate, to expound, to detail, to export, to ship out)
ausfüllen (to fill in, to fill out, to complete, to fill, to occupy, to take up, to fulfill, to satisfy, to live up to, to meet)
ausgeben (to spend, to hand out, to distribute, to issue, to pretend to be, to impersonate, to pass oneself off as)
ausgehen (go out, hang out, step out, run out, be depleted, be used up, be extinguished, turn off, assume, suppose, presume, originate from, derive from, stem from)
ausgestalten (design, elaborate, develop, shape, arrange, configuration, elaboration, formation, development)
ausgleichen (balance, equalize, level, even out, settle, pay off, clear, square, compensate for, make up for, offset, counteract)
ausgliedern (spin off, separate, hive off, demerge, outsource, externalize, contract out)
ausgraben (dig up, excavate, unearth, discover, reveal)
ausgrenzen (exclude, ostracize, marginalize, shut out)
aushalten (endure, bear, tolerate, stand, stay, remain, hold out, support, maintain, provide for)
aushandeln (negotiate, bargain, work out)
ausharren (persevere, endure, hold out, stick it out, remain steadfast)
aushebeln (undermine, circumvent, override, neutralize, disable, invalidate, pry out, lever out, lift with a lever)
ausheben (excavate, dig out, dig up, unearth, bust, break up, dismantle, raid, take down)
aushelfen (help out, assist, lend a hand, fill in)
ausholen (draw back (arm), wind up, take a swing, elaborate, go into detail, give a lengthy explanation, digress)
aushändigen (hand over, deliver, present, issue)
aushöhlen (hollow out, excavate, scoop out, carve out, undermine, erode, weaken, sap, hollow out (figurative))
auskennen (know one's way around, be knowledgeable, be familiar with, be an expert in)
ausklammern (exclude, disregard, leave out, omit, set aside, factor out, factorize)
ausklingen (fade out, wind down, draw to a close, peter out, die away, die down, ebb away)
auskommen (manage, get by, make do, cope, get along, get on, be on good terms, be enough, suffice, be sufficient)
auskosten (savor, relish, fully enjoy, make the most of)
auskurieren (recover fully, cure completely, get over)
ausladen (unload, discharge, uninvite, disinvite, withdraw an invitation)
auslagern (to outsource, to subcontract, to delegate, to store externally, to move to external storage, to relocate for storage)
auslassen (omit, leave out, skip, vent, let out, unleash, express, leave off, keep off, not turn on)
auslasten (utilize fully, maximize, fully occupy, occupy fully, keep busy, stretch to capacity)
auslaufen (to spill, to leak, to flow out, to expire, to run out, to terminate, to set sail, to leave port, to depart, to fade out, to peter out, to run out (sound/color))
ausleben (to live out, to experience fully, to indulge in, to fully enjoy, to express, to manifest, to give free rein to, to indulge)
auslegen (to interpret, to explain, to construe, to lay out, to spread out, to display, to furnish, to equip, to fit out, to design, to advance money, to lend money, to pay in advance)
ausleihen (to borrow, to take out (a book), to lend, to loan)
ausliefern (to extradite, to hand over, to deliver (a person), to deliver, to supply, to distribute)
ausliegen (to be displayed, to be available, to lie out)
ausloben (to announce a prize, to offer a reward, to put up (a prize))
auslosen (draw, lot, raffle, select by lot)
ausloten (sound, fathom, gauge, explore, probe, evaluate, investigate, assess, sound out)
auslöschen (extinguish, erase, wipe out, obliterate, put out, delete)
auslösen (trigger, cause, provoke, unleash, set off, activate, release, free, detach, loosen)
ausmachen (turn off, switch off, extinguish, put out, make out, discern, distinguish, identify, arrange, agree on, schedule, fix, make a difference, matter, constitute, amount to)
ausmalen (color, paint, fill in with color, imagine, visualize, picture, envision)
ausmerzen (eliminate, eradicate, weed out, remove, stamp out)
ausmustern (discard, retire, decommission, scrap, weed out, sort out, discharge, decommission (personnel), retire (from service))
ausnehmen (to gut, to eviscerate, to clean (fish/poultry), to exclude, to exempt, to except, to exploit, to rip off, to fleece, to take advantage of)
ausnutzen (to take advantage of, to exploit, to make use of, to utilize, utilize, make the most of, maximize, exploit (positively))
ausnützen (take advantage of, exploit, utilize (self-serving))
auspacken (unpack, unwrap, open, spill the beans, confess, reveal, disclose, come clean)
ausprobieren (try out, test, experiment with, sample)
ausprägen (develop, form, manifest, express, emerge, mint, coin, strike)
ausrauben (rob, plunder, raid)
ausrechnen (calculate, compute, figure out)
ausreichen (suffice, be enough, be sufficient, sufficient, adequate, satisfactory)
ausreifen (mature, ripen, develop fully, develop, evolve)
ausreisen (leave the country, depart, emigrate, travel abroad)
ausreizen (exploit, maximize, push to the limit, exhaust, stretch, bid to the maximum, declare maximum (cards))
ausreißen (escape, run away, break free, bolt, pull out, tear out, uproot, rip out)
ausrichten (organize, arrange, host, hold, prepare, align, adjust, orient, direct, straighten, convey, deliver, communicate, transmit, pass on)
ausrollen (roll out, unroll, spread out, launch, deploy, implement)
ausrotten (eradicate, exterminate, wipe out, root out)
ausrufen (to proclaim, to declare, to announce, to call out, to shout out)
ausruhen (to rest, to relax, to take a break)
ausrutschen (to slip, to slide, to lose one's footing, to make a mistake, to err, to slip up)
ausräumen (clear out, empty, clean out, clear away, clear up, resolve, dispel, eliminate, settle)
ausrücken (deploy, move out, march out, set out, slip out, come loose, dislodge, move out of place)
ausrüsten (equip, furnish, provide, supply, outfit)
aussagen (to state, to declare, to testify, to express, statement, declaration, testimony, affirmation)
ausschalten (to turn off, to switch off, to shut down, to deactivate, to eliminate, to neutralize, to take out, to knock out, to ignore, to disregard, to block out, to tune out)
ausschauen (look out, gaze out, peer out, look, appear, seem)
ausscheiden (withdraw, be eliminated, drop out, retire, resign, excrete, secrete, discharge, eliminate, sort out, select, separate, filter out, discard)
ausschenken (to serve, to pour, to dispense)
ausschildern (to signpost, to mark, to label, to put up signs)
ausschlafen (to sleep in, to get enough sleep, to have a lie-in)
ausschlagen (to reject, to turn down, to refuse, to decline, to kick out, to lash out, to strike out, to sprout, to bud, to shoot, to put forth)
ausschließen (exclude, rule out, eliminate, bar, prevent, preclude, lock out, close completely, shut out)
ausschneiden (cut out, clip out, cut (computer), crop (image))
ausschreiben (write out, spell out, write in full, announce, invite tenders, advertise, put out to tender, call for applications, write in words)
ausschöpfen (to exhaust, to exploit, to utilize fully, to tap into, to scoop out, to bail out, to empty)
ausschütten (to pour out, to spill, to empty, to distribute, to pay out, to disburse, release, secrete, discharge)
aussehen (look, appear, seem, look for, search for)
aussenden (send out, emit, transmit, broadcast, dispatch, deploy)
aussetzen (interrupt, suspend, cease, stop, postpone, expose, subject, abandon, leave, maroon, strand)
aussortieren (to sort out, to discard, to weed out, to eliminate, to sort, to classify, to categorize)
aussparen (to leave out, to omit, to recess, to mask off, to avoid, to skirt around)
aussperren (lock out, shut out, exclude, bar, ban)
ausspielen (leverage, play out, exploit, use, play (a card), lead (a card), play off, pit against, set against)
aussprechen (pronounce, articulate, utter, express, voice, state, talk through, discuss, clear up, resolve)
ausstatten (to equip, to furnish, to fit out, to provide, to fund, to finance, to provide with funds, to endow, to bestow, to confer, to provide with)
ausstechen (cut out, punch out, pierce, stamp out, outdo, outperform, beat, defeat, outshine)
ausstehen (tolerate, endure, stand, bear, be pending, be outstanding, be due, be unresolved)
aussteigen (get off, get out, alight, disembark, drop out, quit, leave, withdraw from, opt out, step out, disengage)
ausstellen (exhibit, display, show, issue, grant, provide, turn off, switch off, shut down)
aussterben (to die out, to become extinct)
ausstoßen (expel, eject, cast out, exclude, utter, emit, produce, let out, release, discharge, vent)
ausstrahlen (radiate, emit, beam, send out, transmit, broadcast, air, televise, exude, project, emanate)
ausstrecken (stretch out, extend, reach out, spread out, lay out, display)
aussuchen (choose, select, pick out, seek out, find)
austauschen (exchange, replace, swap, substitute, share, communicate)
austeilen (distribute, hand out, give out, deal out, criticize, attack, lash out, dish out)
austoben (let off steam, blow off steam, vent, run wild, play freely, romp around, run around, have fun)
austragen (deliver, distribute, hand out, host, hold, carry out, settle (a dispute), carry to term, carry (a pregnancy))
austreiben (to expel, to drive out, to exorcise, to banish, to sprout, to bud, to shoot, to put forth)
austreten (to resign, to withdraw, to leave, to quit, to exit, to step out, to leak, to seep out, to escape, to emerge)
austricksen (trick, outsmart, deceive, fool)
austrocknen (dry out, desiccate, dehydrate, dry up, run dry)
ausufern (get out of hand, escalate, run wild, go overboard, spiral out of control, overflow, burst its banks, spread)
ausverkaufen (to sell out, to clear out, to liquidate, to sell off)
auswachsen (to grow out, to grow to full size, to mature, to develop fully, to outgrow, to overcome, to grow out of)
auswandern (emigrate, migrate, move abroad)
auswechseln (replace, change, substitute, exchange)
ausweichen (avoid, dodge, evade, sidestep, swerve, deviate, make a detour, turn aside)
ausweisen (identify oneself, show ID, present identification, indicate, show, demonstrate, point out, expel, deport, banish)
ausweiten (expand, extend, broaden, enlarge, spread, escalate, widen)
auswerten (evaluate, analyze, assess, interpret, utilize, exploit)
auswirken (affect, impact, have an effect, result in)
auswählen (choose, select, pick, opt for, highlight)
auszahlen (pay out, disburse, pay, hand out, pay off, be worthwhile, be worth it, yield results)
auszeichnen (award, honor, distinguish, commend, be characterized by, stand out, distinguish oneself, excel)
ausziehen (undress, take off clothes, strip, move out, leave, vacate, pull out, take out, remove, extract)
auszählen (count, tally, count out)
ausüben (practice, exercise, perform, exert, wield, train, rehearse)
avancieren (advance, progress, be promoted, rise, become, develop into, turn into, evolve into)
Ä
ächten (condemn, reject, ostracize, ban, outlaw)
ächzen (groan, moan, creak, strain)
ähneln (resemble, be similar to, look like)
B
backen (bake, flush, redden, glow, stick, cling, agglutinate)
baden (to bathe, to take a bath, to swim, to go swimming, to bathe (for fun), to take a medicinal bath, to bathe (medically), to soak, to immerse, to bathe (an object/animal))
bahnen (to pave the way, to clear a path, to open up, paths, routes, tracks, lanes, orbits)
balancieren (balance, poise, steady, weigh, reconcile, equilibrate)
ballen (to clench, to ball up, to form into a ball, bale, wad, lump, ball, clod)
bangen (to fear, to worry, to be anxious, anxiety, worry, apprehension)
bannen (banish, avert, ward off, eliminate, captivate, enthrall, spellbind, fascinate)
basieren (to be based on, to be founded on, to rest on, to base, to found, to establish)
basteln (to craft, to do handicrafts, to tinker, to make, to do DIY)
bauen (build, construct, erect, develop, establish, create, assemble, put together, grow, cultivate, farm)
baumeln (to dangle, to swing, to sway, to hang, to be suspended)
beabsichtigen (intend, plan, aim, purpose)
beachten (pay attention, consider, take into account, notice, observe, follow, comply with, adhere to, perceive, realize)
beanspruchen (claim, demand, assert a right to, require, take, consume, strain, assert, maintain)
beanstanden (complain about, object to, criticize, find fault with, inspect, check, review for faults, object to (formally))
beantragen (apply for, request, ask for, petition, seek, petition for)
beantworten (answer, reply to, respond to, resolve, solve, address, clarify)
bearbeiten (edit, process, work on, modify, handle, deal with, attend to, work, treat, manipulate)
beaufsichtigen (supervise, oversee, monitor, watch, guard)
beauftragen (assign, entrust, commission, task, authorize, mandate, appoint, delegate)
bebauen (cultivate, build on, develop, farm)
beben (to shake, to tremble, to quake, earthquake, tremor, quake, seismic event)
bebildern (to illustrate, to picture, to provide with images)
bedanken (to thank, to express gratitude, to thank upon leaving, to say goodbye with thanks)
bedauern (to regret, to be sorry for, to deplore, to lament, to express sympathy, to offer condolences, to commiserate, regret, sorrow, pity, remorse)
bedecken (to cover, to overlay, to blanket, to shroud, to hide, to conceal, to mask, to disguise, cover, protect, shield)
bedenken (consider, reflect, ponder, take into account, bear in mind, provide, endow, bestow, remember (in a will))
bedeuten (mean, signify, represent, matter, be important, be relevant, explain, indicate, make clear)
bedienen (to serve, to attend to, to operate, to use, to handle, to meet, to satisfy, to fulfill)
bedingen (cause, provoke, entail, necessitate, determine, require, stipulate)
bedrohen (to threaten, to intimidate, to endanger, to jeopardize, to imperil)
bedrucken (to print on, to imprint)
bedrängen (to pressure, to harass, to push, to urge, to corner, to put under pressure, to besiege, to hem in)
bedrücken (to depress, to sadden, to weigh down, to oppress, to trouble)
bedürfen (to need, to require, to be in need of, to necessitate, to demand (formally))
beeilen (to hurry, to rush, to make haste)
beeindrucken (to impress, to make an impression on, to influence, to affect, to impact)
beeinflussen (to influence, to affect, to impact, to sway)
beeinträchtigen (impair, harm, damage, affect negatively, restrict, hinder, impede, compromise)
beenden (finish, end, complete, conclude, stop, interrupt, cease, halt, graduate)
beerben (to inherit, to succeed)
beerdigen (to bury, to inter)
befahren (to drive on, to travel on, to navigate, busy, frequented, heavily trafficked)
befallen (to affect, to attack, to infest, to strike, to afflict)
befassen (to deal with, to concern oneself with, to occupy oneself with, to address, to touch, to handle, to tamper with)
befehlen (to order, to command, to instruct, to control, to rule over)
befehligen (to command, to lead, to be in charge of)
befestigen (to fasten, to fix, to secure, to attach, to strengthen, to reinforce, to fortify, to confirm, to establish, to consolidate)
befinden (to be, to be located, to be situated, to judge, to evaluate, to deem, to find, to feel, to be (doing), to be in a state)
beflügeln (inspire, stimulate, encourage, motivate, boost, accelerate, foster, promote, advance)
befolgen (follow, obey, comply with, adhere to, observe)
befragen (question, interrogate, ask, inquire, consult, ask for advice, seek opinion)
befreien (free, liberate, release, remove, clear, rid, relieve, unburden)
befremden (bewilder, puzzle, disconcert, estrange)
befreunden (to befriend, to make friends with)
befrieden (to pacify, to make peaceful, to calm, to appease)
befriedigen (to satisfy, to fulfill, to meet, to gratify, to calm, to appease, to soothe, to quiet, to satisfy sexually, to gratify sexually)
befristen (to limit, to put a time limit on, to fix a term for)
befruchten (to fertilize, to pollinate, to enrich, to inspire, to stimulate)
befähigen (enable, empower, qualify, authorize)
befördern (transport, convey, carry, move, promote, advance, elevate)
befüllen (fill, replenish, load)
befürchten (fear, dread, apprehend, be afraid of)
befürworten (support, advocate, recommend, endorse)
begaben (endow, gift, provide with)
begeben (go, proceed, move, betake oneself, happen, occur, come to pass, issue, float, release)
begegnen (meet, encounter, come across, run into, face, confront, deal with, address, treat)
begehen (commit, perpetrate, carry out, make (a mistake), celebrate, commemorate, observe, walk, traverse, inspect, patrol)
begehren (desire, covet, long for, crave, request, petition, demand)
begeistern (inspire, enthuse, excite, thrill, captivate, spark interest, ignite passion, get excited about, inspire (for something))
beginnen (start, begin, commence, initiate, take up, open)
begleichen (pay, settle, clear, discharge)
begleiten (accompany, escort, go with, play along, be accompanied by, go hand in hand with)
beglücken (to make happy, to delight, to gladden, to bless)
beglückwünschen (to congratulate, to felicitate)
begnadigen (to pardon, to grant clemency, to reprieve)
begnügen (to be content, to be satisfied, to make do, to suffice)
begraben (to bury, to inter, to entomb, buried, covered, interred)
begreifen (understand, grasp, comprehend, realize, touch, seize, handle)
begrenzen (limit, restrict, bound, confine, cap, define the scope)
begründen (justify, explain, substantiate, give reasons for, found, establish, set up, create)
begrünen (green, plant, vegetate, cover with greenery)
begrüßen (welcome, greet, salute, approve, endorse, support)
begutachten (to appraise, to assess, to evaluate, to examine, to review)
begünstigen (to favor, to facilitate, to promote, to encourage, to privilege, to give an advantage to)
behaaren (to grow hair, to become hairy, to cover with hair)
behagen (to please, to suit, to be agreeable to, comfort, well-being, coziness, contentment)
behalten (to keep, to retain, to hold on to, to remember, to keep in mind, to retain (information), to maintain, to preserve)
behandeln (treat, handle, deal with, attend to, treat (medically), administer treatment, discuss, cover, examine, address)
beharren (persist, insist, adhere, stand firm)
behaupten (assert, claim, state, maintain, assert oneself, hold one's own, maintain one's position, stand one's ground)
beheben (fix, correct, remedy, resolve, eliminate)
beheimaten (to house, to be home to, to host, to shelter)
beheizen (to heat, to warm)
behelfen (to make do, to manage, to get by, to improvise)
beherbergen (to accommodate, to host, to lodge, to shelter, to house)
beherrschen (to master, to control, to dominate, to command, to control oneself, to restrain oneself, to suppress, to be proficient in, to be skilled in)
beherzigen (heed, take to heart, follow, consider)
behindern (hinder, impede, obstruct, block, hamper)
behüten (protect, guard, shelter, keep safe, watch over)
beibehalten (maintain, retain, keep, preserve, uphold)
beibringen (to teach, to instruct, to impart, to show, to instill, to teach (a habit), to impart (a habit))
beifügen (to attach, to enclose, to add)
beigeben (add, include, append, give in, yield, concede, surrender)
beikommen (tackle, deal with, overcome, get to grips with, approach, get close to, reach)
beilegen (settle, resolve, reconcile, enclose, attach, add)
beimessen (attribute, attach, ascribe, assign)
beinhalten (contain, include, comprise, involve, entail)
beirren (confuse, distract, mislead, disorient, deter, sway)
beisetzen (bury, inter)
beistehen (to stand by, to support, to assist, to help)
beisteuern (to contribute, to provide, to chip in, to donate)
beitragen (to contribute, to help, to play a part, to pay a fee, to contribute (financially), to subscribe)
beitreten (to join, to become a member of, to accede to)
beiwohnen (to attend, to be present at, to witness)
beißen (to bite, to take a bite, to sting, to burn, to irritate, bite, snap)
bejahen (affirm, confirm, agree, say yes)
bejubeln (cheer, acclaim, celebrate, applaud)
bekanntgeben (to announce, to make public, to disclose, to publish)
bekanntwerden (to become known, to become public, to emerge, to come to light, disclosure, revelation, becoming known, publication)
bekehren (to convert, to proselytize, to persuade, to convince, to reform, to change one's mind)
bekennen (to confess, to admit, to acknowledge, to profess, to declare, to avow)
beklagen (lament, complain, deplore, bemoan, sue, file a complaint against, mourn, grieve for)
beklatschen (applaud, clap for)
bekleiden (clothe, dress, attire, hold, occupy, fill (a position))
bekommen (get, receive, obtain, catch, contract, develop, acquire)
bekräftigen (confirm, reinforce, affirm, strengthen)
bekunden (express, manifest, declare, state, show)
bekämpfen (fight, combat, tackle, oppose, struggle against, battle, defeat, control, eliminate)
beladen (load, burden, charge, loaded, laden, burdened, full)
belagern (to besiege, to lay siege to, to encircle, to pester, to harass, to badger, to besiege (figuratively))
belangen (to concern, to affect, to relate to, to prosecute, to sue, to hold accountable, to take legal action against)
belassen (leave, let remain, keep as is, discontinue, abandon, cease, drop)
belasten (burden, load, strain, encumber, weigh down, accuse, incriminate, implicate, charge, test, stress, put under pressure)
belaufen (amount to, total, come to)
beleben (animate, invigorate, liven up, vitalize, stimulate, revive, reanimate, resuscitate)
belegen (occupy, cover, place on, top (as in a cake), prove, demonstrate, substantiate, verify, document, enroll, register for, sign up for, rank, place, occupy a position, impose, fine, penalize, sanction)
belehren (to instruct, to teach, to inform, to enlighten, to correct, to set right, to admonish)
beleidigen (to offend, to insult, to affront)
beleuchten (to illuminate, to light up, to brighten, to analyze, to examine, to shed light on, to explore)
belieben (please, wish, desire, like, preference, discretion, will)
beliefern (supply, deliver, provide, furnish)
bellen (bark, to snap, to bark (at someone), to shout rudely)
belohnen (to reward, to recompense, to remunerate)
belächeln (to smile at (condescendingly), to smirk at, to ridicule, to scoff at)
belästigen (to bother, to annoy, to harass, to pester)
belügen (to lie to, to deceive, to mislead)
bemalen (to paint, to color, to decorate (with paint))
bemerken (to notice, to perceive, to observe, to become aware of, to remark, to comment, to state)
bemessen (measure, determine, assess, allocate, measured, allocated, dimensioned, sized)
bemächtigen (seize, take possession of, appropriate, take control of, overcome, engulf, take hold of)
bemängeln (criticize, complain about, find fault with, object to)
bemühen (strive, endeavor, make an effort, apply oneself, seek, apply for, try to get, endeavor to obtain, bother, trouble, inconvenience, impose upon)
benachrichtigen (notify, inform, advise, alert)
benachteiligen (disadvantage, discriminate against, prejudice)
benehmen (to behave, to conduct oneself, to act, behavior, conduct, manners)
beneiden (to envy)
benennen (to name, to call, to entitle, to designate, to appoint, to assign, to mention, to enumerate, to specify, to state)
benutzen (use, utilize, employ, to exploit, to take advantage of, to use (negatively))
benötigen (need, require, be in need of)
benützen (use, utilize, employ)
beobachten (observe, watch, monitor, notice, perceive, realize, track, follow, keep an eye on)
bepflanzen (to plant, to cultivate, to cover with plants)
berappen (to fork out, to shell out, to pay up)
beraten (to advise, to consult, to counsel, discuss, deliberate, consult, confer)
berauben (to rob, to deprive, to dispossess, to strip of)
berauschen (to intoxicate, to exhilarate, to drug, to thrill, to intoxicate (figurative))
berechnen (calculate, compute, determine, estimate, predict, forecast, consider, take into account, factor in)
berechtigen (entitle, authorize, qualify, justify, legitimize, warrant)
bereichern (enrich, enhance, improve, add value to, enrich oneself, profit, exploit, gain)
bereinigen (to clear, to rectify, to correct, to clean up, to purge, to resolve, to settle, to clarify, to clear up)
bereisen (to travel around, to tour, to visit, to explore)
bereiten (to prepare, to arrange, to make ready, to cause, to give, to bring, to provide)
bereithalten (to keep ready, to hold ready, to have available, to be ready, to stand by, to prepare oneself)
bereitstehen (to be ready, to be available, to stand by)
bereitstellen (to provide, to make available, to supply, to furnish, to prepare, to get ready, to deploy)
bereuen (to regret, to repent)
bergen (rescue, recover, salvage, contain, hold, store, house, entail, harbor, pose, involve (a risk))
berichten (report, inform, give an account, narrate, tell, recount, submit a report, present a report)
berichtigen (correct, rectify, amend, adjust)
bersten (to burst, to crack, to explode, to rupture, burst, be crammed, be overflowing, crack, shatter, collapse)
berufen (appoint, nominate, designate, refer to, invoke, appeal to, convene, call, summon)
beruhen (to be based on, to rest on, to be founded on, to rest, to let rest, to leave untouched)
beruhigen (to calm, to soothe, to tranquilize, to appease, to alleviate, to ease, to lessen, to reduce, to calm down, to settle down, to relax)
berücksichtigen (consider, take into account, bear in mind, regard)
berühren (touch, contact, move, affect, stir, touch upon, mention, address briefly)
besagen (state, say, indicate, stipulate, imply, mean, signify, entail)
beschaffen (to procure, to obtain, to acquire, to get, constituted, structured, made, of a certain nature)
bescheinigen (certify, confirm, attest, verify)
beschenken (give gifts, present, bestow gifts upon)
bescheren (give, present, bestow, grant, bring, cause, provide)
beschießen (shell, bombard, fire upon, shoot at)
beschimpfen (insult, abuse, revile, scold, berate)
beschlagnahmen (to seize, to confiscate, to impound)
beschleichen (to creep over, to steal over, to overcome (slowly))
beschleunigen (to accelerate, to speed up, to quicken, to expedite, to hasten, to accelerate (physics))
beschließen (to decide, to resolve, to conclude, to close, to end)
beschmieren (to smear, to smudge, to deface, to dirty, to daub, smear, deface, scribble on, scrawl on)
beschneiden (trim, cut, prune, crop, reduce, curtail, restrict, limit)
beschreiben (describe, depict, explain, draw, trace)
beschreiten (tread, walk, embark on, take (a path), to embark on, to enter upon, to take (a path/course))
beschriften (to label, to inscribe, to mark, to caption)
beschränken (to limit, to restrict, to confine, to reduce)
beschuldigen (to accuse, to charge, to blame)
beschweren (complain, grumble, protest, weigh down, burden, encumber)
beschwichtigen (appease, pacify, calm, soothe)
beschwören (invoke, conjure, call forth, swear, vow, affirm, assert, declare, evoke, conjure up, bring to mind)
beschädigen (damage, harm, injure, impair, spoil)
beschäftigen (employ, hire, occupy (with work), occupy, busy, engage, entertain, deal with, occupy oneself with, address, engage with)
beschämen (to shame, to embarrass, to humiliate)
beschönigen (to sugarcoat, to gloss over, to whitewash, to embellish)
beschützen (to protect, to guard, to defend)
beseelen (to animate, to inspire, to imbue with soul)
besehen (examine, inspect, look at, view, consider, evaluate, assess, review)
beseitigen (remove, eliminate, get rid of, dispose of, assassinate, solve, overcome, resolve, rectify, fix)
besetzen (occupy, take up, fill, cast, assign, staff, cover, stud, adorn, trim)
besichtigen (visit, view, inspect, tour)
besiedeln (populate, settle, colonize, inhabit)
besiegeln (seal, confirm, ratify, conclude, close)
besiegen (defeat, overcome, conquer, vanquish)
besingen (sing about, praise in song, celebrate in song)
besinnen (reflect, ponder, recall, remember, focus, regain composure, collect oneself, come to one's senses)
besitzen (own, possess, have, be endowed with, master, control, command)
besorgen (procure, get, obtain, acquire, buy, take care of, attend to, manage, handle, arrange, concern, worry (transitive), trouble)
bespielen (perform on, play at, occupy (a stage/venue), fill with sound, provide music for, soundscape)
besprechen (discuss, talk over, deliberate, review, record, tape, voice over, charm, cast a spell, enchant, bless)
besprühen (spray, sprinkle, atomize)
bessern (improve, better, ameliorate, correct, amend, rectify)
bestatten (bury, inter, lay to rest)
bestaunen (marvel at, gaze at, admire, wonder at)
bestechen (bribe, corrupt, impress, captivate, charm, stand out)
bestehen (to exist, to be, to persist, to continue, to pass, to succeed, to overcome, to insist, to demand, to stand firm, to consist of, to be composed of, to be made up of)
bestehlen (rob, steal from)
besteigen (mount, get on, board, ascend, assume, take up, ascend to)
bestellen (order, request, reserve, book, appoint, designate, assign)
besteuern (to tax, to levy taxes on)
bestimmen (determine, decide, establish, set, stipulate, identify, recognize, ascertain, influence, control, shape, govern)
bestrafen (to punish, to penalize, to sanction)
bestreben (endeavor, aspiration, effort, striving, strive, aspire, aim)
bestreiken (strike, go on strike against)
bestreiten (deny, contradict, dispute, cover, pay for, bear (costs), finance, compete in, participate in, contest, run (a race))
bestärken (strengthen, encourage, reinforce, embolden, confirm, validate, corroborate)
bestätigen (confirm, verify, acknowledge, attest, approve, authorize, ratify, endorse, prove, demonstrate, validate, substantiate)
bestücken (equip, furnish, stock, fit out, populate, mount, place (components))
bestürzen (shock, dismay, appall, upset, distress)
besuchen (visit, call on, attend, frequent, go to)
besänftigen (to appease, to calm, to soothe, to pacify)
beteiligen (involve, include, engage, participate, take part, join in)
beten (pray, worship, supplicate, hope, wish, pray (for))
beteuern (assure, affirm, declare, protest)
betiteln (title, name, entitle)
betonen (emphasize, stress, highlight, underline, accent, emphasize (phonetically))
betrachten (observe, examine, look at, consider, regard, view, reflect, ponder, meditate)
betragen (to amount to, to total, to be, to come to, to behave, to conduct oneself)
betrauen (to entrust, to assign, to commission)
betreffen (to affect, to concern, to involve, to relate to, to refer to, to be about, to deal with)
betreiben (to operate, to run, to manage, to conduct, to pursue, to engage in, to practice, to carry out, to promote, to drive, to push, to advocate for)
betreten (to enter, to step into, to tread on, embarrassed, sheepish, disconcerted, perplexed, abashed)
betreuen (care for, look after, attend to, assist, supervise, manage, oversee, direct, advise, guide, mentor, counsel)
betrinken (to get drunk, to get intoxicated)
betrüben (to sadden, to grieve, to distress)
betrügen (to deceive, to cheat (on), to betray, to cheat (in a game), to rig)
betteln (to beg (for alms), to plead, to implore, to beg (for something))
betten (to bed, to lay, to put to bed, beds)
betätigen (operate, activate, press, trigger, actuate, participate, engage, be active, get involved, confirm, verify, attest, corroborate)
betäuben (to anesthetize, to numb, to stun, to sedate, to daze, to confuse, to overwhelm)
betören (to enchant, to captivate, to charm, to seduce, to beguile)
beugen (to bend, to bow, to stoop, to flex, to submit, to yield, to bow down, to give in, to decline, to inflect)
beunruhigen (to worry, to concern, to disturb, to alarm, to trouble)
beurlauben (grant leave, furlough, put on leave, give leave)
beurteilen (evaluate, judge, assess, appraise, estimate, gauge, rule on, pass judgment on, adjudicate)
beuteln (to shake, to agitate, to buffet, to trouble, to afflict, to plague, to hit hard)
bevorstehen (to be imminent, to be impending, to be ahead, to be approaching)
bevorzugen (to prefer, to favor, to prioritize, to give preferential treatment, to privilege)
bevölkern (to populate, to inhabit)
bewachen (to guard, to watch, to protect, to keep watch)
bewaffnen (to arm, to weaponize)
bewahren (to preserve, to keep, to maintain, to protect, to keep secret, to keep confidential, maintain, keep, preserve)
bewahrheiten (come true, be confirmed, be proven true)
bewegen (move, shift, touch, stir, get around)
beweisen (to prove, to demonstrate, to show, to exhibit)
bewerben (apply, make an application, promote, advertise, market)
bewerfen (throw at, pelt, hurl at)
bewerkstelligen (accomplish, achieve, manage, bring about, effect)
bewerten (evaluate, assess, grade, judge, rate, value, appraise, estimate, weigh, consider, appreciate)
bewilligen (grant, approve, authorize, permit, allow)
bewirken (cause, effect, bring about, produce, result in, achieve, accomplish, make a difference)
bewirten (host, entertain, serve, cater to)
bewirtschaften (manage, run, operate, cultivate, farm, regulate, ration, administer)
bewohnen (to inhabit, to live in, to reside in, to occupy)
bewundern (to admire, to marvel at, to respect)
bewähren (prove oneself, prove effective, stand the test, be successful, be on probation, serve probation, complete parole, prove oneself (on probation))
bewältigen (overcome, cope with, deal with, master, surmount, manage, handle, tackle, process, come to terms with, work through)
bewölken (to cloud over, to become cloudy)
bezahlen (to pay, to pay for, to remunerate, to suffer the consequences)
bezaubern (to enchant, to charm, to fascinate, to captivate)
bezeichnen (to name, to designate, to call, to refer to, to mark, to label, to tag, to describe, to characterize, to define)
bezeugen (testify, witness, attest, confirm, express, show, demonstrate, manifest)
bezichtigen (accuse, charge, incriminate)
beziehen (obtain, acquire, procure, get, move into, occupy, take up residence, refer to, relate to, allude to, receive, draw, collect, cover, upholster, re-cover, line)
beziffern (estimate, calculate, quantify)
bezuschussen (subsidize, grant, provide financial support)
bezwecken (to aim at, to intend, to pursue, to seek to achieve)
bezweifeln (to doubt, to question, to be skeptical about)
bezwingen (to overcome, to conquer, to defeat, to master)
beängstigen (to frighten, to scare, to alarm, to worry, to make anxious)
beäugen (to eye, to scrutinize, to observe closely, to watch carefully)
biegen (bend, twist, curve, turn, divert, steer, direct, arch, flex, deform, shape)
bieten (offer, provide, present, feature, give, bid)
bilanzieren (to balance, to draw up a balance sheet, to account for, to evaluate, to assess, to summarize, to take stock)
bilden (form, create, build, make, shape, educate, train, instruct, teach, constitute, compose, make up)
billigen (to approve, to endorse, to sanction, to consent to, to tolerate, to condone, to allow, to permit)
binden (tie, fasten, bind, obligate, commit, connect, link, join, bookbind, thicken, coagulate)
bitten (To ask, To request, To beg, To invite, To ask for help, To request assistance)
blamieren (to embarrass, to humiliate, to make a fool of oneself)
blasen (blow, puff, play (a wind instrument), blow (a wind instrument), blow (a horn/whistle), sound (a horn/whistle), inflate, blow up, to blow, to give head (vulgar))
bleiben (to stay, to remain, to keep, to wait, remain, be left over, stay, continue to be)
blenden (blind, dazzle, glare, deceive, mislead, delude, fool)
blicken (look, gaze, glance, peer, understand, grasp, comprehend, see through, appear, show, be visible, emerge)
blinken (to flash, to blink, to signal, to indicate, to use the turn signal)
blinzeln (to blink, to wink)
blitzen (to flash, to lighten (as in lightning), to flash (with a camera), to get caught by a speed camera)
blocken (to block, to stop, to impede, to obstruct, to mute, to ignore, to filter)
blockieren (to block, to obstruct, to jam, to impede, to restrict, to deny access, block, obstruct, hinder, impede, stop)
bluten (to bleed, to bleed (financially), to suffer losses)
blättern (to flip through, to browse, to leaf through, to look up, to search through, to consult)
blühen (to bloom, to flower, to blossom, to prosper, to flourish, to thrive, to boom)
bohren (to drill, to bore, to make a hole, to pierce, to penetrate, to bore into (figurative), to badger, to pester, to nag, to insist)
bombardieren (to bomb, to shell, to bombard, to bombard (with questions), to overwhelm (with questions))
boomen (to boom, to flourish, to surge, to thrive)
boxen (to box, to fight, boxing)
boykottieren (boycott, shun, spurn)
brandmarken (to brand, to stigmatize, to mark, to denounce, to condemn, to censure)
braten (to fry, to roast, to grill, roast, joint (of meat), to trick, to swindle, to cheat, to con)
brauchen (to need, to require, not to need to, not to have to, to spend, to use up, to consume)
brauen (to brew (beer), to brew (tea/coffee), to make (tea/coffee), to brew (trouble/a plan), to plot, to scheme, to concoct)
brausen (rush, roar, bluster, whiz, zoom, shower, take a shower, hum, drone)
brechen (break, shatter, snap, interrupt, stop, end, vomit, throw up, puke, violate, infringe, surpass, set a new record)
breiten (spread, unfold, extend, wide, broad)
breitmachen (spread out, make oneself comfortable, take up space, spread, disseminate, circulate)
bremsen (to brake, to slow down, to stop, to hinder, to impede, to curb, to restrain)
brennen (to burn, to be on fire, to incinerate, to sting, to burn (sensation), to burn (a CD/DVD), to record, to write, distill, brew, engrave, burn into, imprint)
brillieren (to excel, to shine, to brilliant, to distinguish oneself)
bringen (to bring, to take, to carry, to cause, to lead to, to bring about, to bring (as a gift), to give, to achieve, to yield, to bring (results), to publish, to broadcast, to report)
brodeln (to boil, to bubble, to seethe, to simmer, to bubble (figuratively))
brummen (hum, buzz, drone, growl, grumble, mutter, mumble, be in jail, be in prison, do time)
bröckeln (to crumble, to disintegrate, to fall apart)
brüllen (to roar, to bellow, to thunder, to yell, to shout, to scream)
brüskieren (to brusque, to snub, to offend, to slight, to rebuff)
brüsten (to boast, to brag, to show off, to pride oneself)
brüten (to brood, to hatch, to incubate, to ponder, to ruminate, to be scorching hot, to be sweltering, to be baking hot)
buchen (book, reserve, register, post, record (in accounting))
budgetieren (to budget)
bugsieren (to maneuver, to shunt, to tow, to push, to steer, to guide, to usher)
buhlen (to vie, to contend, to compete, to strive, to court, to woo, to seek love)
bummeln (stroll, wander, saunter, amble, dawdle, loiter, procrastinate)
bändigen (to tame, to control, to master, to curb, to subdue, to contain, to bring under control, to manage)
C
charakterisieren (characterize, describe, portray, depict, define, distinguish, mark)
chauffieren (to chauffeur, to drive)
checken (to understand, to get, to comprehend, to check, to verify, to review)
coachen (to coach, to train, to mentor)
counten (count, enumerate, tally)
covern (to cover (a song), to cover (an event), to report on)
cruisen (cruise, drive around, sail)
D
dagegenhalten (counter, argue against, object, oppose, hold against, resist, brace against)
daherkommen (come along, appear, show up, arrive, seem, look, come across)
dahinstellen (to place, to put, to set down, to present, to portray, to depict, to describe)
dampfen (to steam, to vaporize, to fume, to chug, to steam along)
danken (to thank, thank, to owe, to attribute, to thank for (in the sense of 'to owe to'))
darben (to starve, to suffer want, to be in want, to languish)
darbieten (to perform, to present, to offer, to stage, to provide, to make available)
darlegen (explain, present, set out, expound)
darstellen (represent, describe, depict, portray, act, play, perform, constitute, signify, amount to, show, exhibit, display, explain, clarify, present, illustrate)
dastehen (to stand there, to be standing, to appear, to be seen as, to come across as, to be, to stand (in a situation))
datieren (to date (a document/event), to date (an object/fossil), to determine the age of)
dauern (to last, to take (time), to continue, to persist)
davonkommen (to get away, to escape, to come off lightly, to get off scot-free, get away with it, escape punishment, come off lightly)
davonlaufen (run away, flee, escape)
davontragen (carry off, win, take away, sustain, suffer, incur)
davonziehen (move away, depart, leave, pull ahead, break away, outpace)
dazugeben (add, include, put in)
dazugehören (belong, be part of, be included, be appropriate, be pertinent, belong to, be relevant)
dazukommen (join, come along, arrive in addition, be added, find time, get around to, manage to do)
debattieren (debate, discuss, argue)
debütieren (debut, make one's debut, appear for the first time)
decken (cover, spread, set the table, meet, satisfy, protect, shield, address, deal with)
definieren (define, explain, determine, establish, set, characterize, describe)
degradieren (demote, degrade, downgrade, deteriorate, diminish, devalue)
dehnen (stretch, extend, lengthen, prolong, drag out, protract)
deklarieren (to declare, to state, to announce, to define)
deklassieren (outclass, dominate, crush, trounce)
dekorieren (decorate, adorn, embellish)
delegieren (to delegate, to assign, to entrust)
dementieren (to deny, to refute, to disclaim)
demolieren (to demolish, to tear down, to dismantle)
demonstrieren (to demonstrate, to show, to explain, to protest, to march)
demontieren (to disassemble, to dismantle, to take apart)
demütigen (to humiliate, to abase, to demean)
denken (to think, to consider, to have in mind, to believe, to opine, to plan, to intend, to remember, to think of, to bear in mind, to judge, to evaluate, to assess)
denunzieren (denounce, inform on, betray, report)
deponieren (deposit, store, place, lodge)
deportieren (deport, expel)
deprimieren (to depress, to dishearten, to discourage)
destabilisieren (to destabilize, to unbalance, to unsettle)
detaillieren (to detail, to elaborate, to specify)
detonieren (detonate, explode, blow up)
deuten (interpret, explain, decipher, point, indicate, gesture, imply, hint, suggest, allude)
dezimieren (decimate, reduce, deplete, thin out, decimate (historically), punish by decimation)
diagnostizieren (to diagnose)
dichten (write poetry, compose literature, versify, seal, caulk, make waterproof, make airtight)
dienen (to serve, to work, to be employed, to serve (a purpose), to be useful, to be for, to dedicate oneself, to devote oneself)
diffamieren (to defame, to discredit, to slander, to libel)
differenzieren (to differentiate, to distinguish, to discriminate, to differentiate (mathematics), to derive, to differentiate (biology), to specialize)
digitalisieren (digitize, digitalize)
diktieren (dictate, impose, prescribe, command)
dirigieren (to conduct, to direct, to manage, to lead, to guide)
diskreditieren (to discredit, to disparage, to defame)
diskriminieren (to discriminate, to disadvantage)
diskutieren (to discuss, to talk about, to debate, to argue, debate, discuss, deliberate, chat, talk, converse)
disqualifizieren (to disqualify, to eliminate)
dissen (to diss, to disrespect, to insult, to criticize)
distanzieren (distance oneself, dissociate oneself, disengage, detach oneself, outperform, surpass, outdistance, leave behind)
disziplinieren (to discipline, to control, to train)
dokumentieren (to document, to record, to register, to substantiate, to prove, to demonstrate, to illustrate, to show)
dominieren (dominate, control, influence, excel, stand out, prevail)
donnern (to thunder, to rumble, to boom, to bang, to roar, to rush, to bellow, to rage)
dopen (to dope)
doppeln (to double, to duplicate, to dub, to double-team, to mark with two defenders)
dosieren (to dose, to measure out, to administer)
dotieren (to endow, to fund, to provide with funds, to allocate, fund, endow, provide funds)
dozieren (to lecture, to teach, to instruct, to pontificate, to lecture (in a condescending way), to preach)
dramatisieren (dramatize, exaggerate, overstate, adapt for the stage)
drauflegen (add extra, put in more, chip in, lose (money), put on top, lay on, place on)
drehen (turn, rotate, spin, shift, pivot, reorient, film, shoot, record, make (a film), revolve, twirl, steer, change, redirect)
dreschen (to thrash, to beat, to strike, to thresh, to babble, to prattle, to talk nonsense)
driften (drift, skid, slide, deviate, stray, wander)
dringen (to penetrate, to force one's way in, to break into, to insist, to urge, to press for, to seep through, to filter through, to push through, to advance, to break through, to convey, to get through)
drohen (to threaten, to menace, to be imminent, to impend, to loom)
drosseln (to throttle, to reduce, to cut back, to curb, to strangle, to choke, to throttle (neck))
drucken (to print, to press, to push)
drängeln (to push, to jostle, to crowd, to shove, to pester, to nag, to press, to urge)
drängen (to urge, to press, to push, to insist, to shove, to be urgent, to be pressing, to be short on time, to squeeze, to crowd, to push one's way)
dröhnen (to roar, to rumble, to thunder, to boom, to drone, to hum, to throb, to reverberate)
drücken (to press, to push, to squeeze, to print, to publish, to shove, to hug, to embrace, to cuddle, to press (affectionately), to compress, to depress, to weigh down, to burden, to dampen)
ducken (to duck, to crouch, to stoop, to cower, to submit, to humble oneself)
duften (smell, scent, give off a fragrance)
dulden (tolerate, endure, bear, put up with, allow, permit, suffer (archaic), condone)
dunkeln (to darken, to grow dark, to get dark, dark (adjective), gloomy (adjective))
durcharbeiten (to work through, to work without a break, to work intensely, to go through, to study thoroughly, to review in detail)
durchatmen (to take a deep breath, to breathe deeply, to relax)
durchblicken (to understand, to grasp, to see through, to comprehend, look through, see through)
durchbrechen (break through, penetrate, breach, overcome, transcend, break, divide, snap)
durchbringen (get through, pull through, bring through, see through, spend, squander, run through)
durchdenken (think through, consider carefully, ponder)
durchdringen (penetrate, permeate, pass through, get through, comprehend, grasp, understand thoroughly, fathom)
durchdrücken (push through, force through, enforce, get through, squeeze through)
durchfahren (drive through, pass through, travel through, flash through, run through, sweep over, go through)
durchfallen (to fail, to flunk, to fall through, to drop through)
durchfließen (to flow through, to run through)
durchforsten (to comb through, to search thoroughly, to scour, to scrutinize)
durchführen (to carry out, to execute, to perform, to implement, to conduct)
durchgehen (pass through, go through, traverse, review, check, go over, examine, be accepted, be approved, pass, be tolerated, be endured, be allowed, disappear, subside, go away)
durchgreifen (take action, intervene, crack down, take decisive measures, act firmly, assert authority, take decisive action)
durchhalten (persevere, endure, hold out, keep going, stick it out)
durchkommen (get through, pass, overcome, make it through, reach (by phone), connect, survive, come through, get through (safely))
durchkreuzen (thwart, frustrate, foil, cross, upset, crisscross, intersect, traverse)
durchkämmen (comb through, search thoroughly, scour)
durchlaufen (go through, complete, undergo, pass through, run through, pass through quickly, worn out, faded, threadbare, used up)
durchleben (experience, live through, undergo, go through)
durchlesen (read through, peruse, read carefully)
durchleuchten (X-ray, scan, illuminate, fluoroscope, scrutinize, investigate, analyze, examine thoroughly)
durchmachen (go through, endure, suffer, experience, to stay up all night, to pull an all-nighter, to work through, to see through)
durchqueren (to cross, to traverse, to go through)
durchringen (to bring oneself to, to manage to, to force oneself to, to make an effort, to make up one's mind, to decide)
durchschauen (to see through, to fathom, to understand, to penetrate, see through, look through)
durchschlagen (break through, pierce, penetrate, punch through, get through, make it through, pull through, struggle through, have an effect, make an impact, take effect, be felt)
durchschneiden (cut through, sever, intersect, cross, cut across)
durchschreiten (to walk through, to pass through, to traverse, to go through, to undergo)
durchsetzen (enforce, assert, push through, prevail, implement, carry out, apply, spread, establish, gain acceptance, become widespread, intersperse, permeate, embed, be riddled with)
durchspielen (rehearse, practice, run through, play through, go through, play out, finish playing)
durchstarten (make a fresh start, take off, restart, kick off, go around, abort landing, overshoot)
durchstehen (endure, get through, overcome, bear, stand)
durchsuchen (search, scour, rummage through, examine, query, browse)
durchtrennen (cut through, sever, cut apart)
durchwachsen (mixed, mediocre, uneven, grow through, intergrow, permeate)
durchwühlen (rummage through, dig through, ransack)
durchziehen (carry through, see through, persist, go through with, pull through, thread through, pass through, inhale deeply, draw on (a cigarette))
duschen (to shower, to take a shower, shower (act))
duzen (to use the informal 'you', to address informally, to 'du' someone, the use of the informal 'you', informal address, 'du'-ing)
dämmen (insulate, dampen, soundproof, waterproof, dam, contain, hold back)
dämmern (dawn, dusk, grow light, grow dark, dawn on, realize, understand gradually)
dämpfen (to dampen, to dim, to muffle, to attenuate, to steam, dampen, curb, moderate, temper, subdue)
dösen (doze, nap, drowse, snooze)
E
ebnen (to level, to flatten, to smooth, to pave (the way))
editieren (to edit, to revise, to amend)
egalisieren (to equalize, to level, to even out, to uniformize)
eggen (to harrow, harrow)
ehren (to honor, to respect, to recognize, to pay tribute, honor, respect, admiration)
eignen (to be suitable, to be fit, to be appropriate, to appropriate, to acquire, to seize, to take possession of)
eilen (to hurry, to rush, to hasten)
einarbeiten (to train, to break in, to familiarize, to integrate, to incorporate, to include, to insert)
einatmen (to inhale, to breathe in)
einbauen (install, incorporate, integrate, build in, fit in, include, add, reduce, decrease, cut down, phase out)
einbehalten (retain, withhold, keep back)
einberufen (summon, convene, call up, conscript)
einbetten (embed, integrate, incorporate, cradle, set, encase)
einbeziehen (include, involve, incorporate, integrate, consider, take into account, factor in)
einbiegen (to turn, to turn into, to make a turn, to bend, to curve inwards, to fold in)
einbinden (to integrate, to involve, to incorporate, to bind, to encase, to cover)
einbrechen (to break in, to burgle, to collapse, to break down, to give way, to cave in, to break out, to set in, to begin suddenly)
einbringen (to contribute, to introduce, to bring in, to yield, to generate, to harvest, to bring in (the harvest), to gather)
einbürgern (to naturalize, to grant citizenship, to become established, to become customary, to become common, to become accepted)
einbüßen (to lose, to forfeit, to suffer a loss)
eindecken (to stock up, to provide, to supply, to cover oneself, to set the table, to lay the table)
eindringen (to penetrate, to intrude, to break in, to infiltrate, to enter, delve into, penetrate, grasp, comprehend, intrude, seep into, affect, influence)
eindämmen (contain, curb, stem, limit, control)
einengen (to restrict, to narrow, to confine, to limit, to oppress, to make feel confined, to make feel claustrophobic)
einfahren (drive in, pull in, enter, go in, get used to, get accustomed to, settle in, break in (a new job/system), harvest, bring in, gather (crops))
einfallen (come to mind, occur to, remember, recall, collapse, fall in, cave in, give way, invade, attack, raid, storm, burst in, storm in, rush in, enter suddenly, fall into, shine into, enter, penetrate)
einfangen (catch, capture, trap, apprehend, record, immortalize, contract, pick up)
einfinden (arrive, appear, show up, gather, assemble)
einfliegen (fly in, airlift, transport by air, enter flying)
einfließen (flow into, be incorporated, be integrated, be included, run into)
einfordern (demand, claim, request, call for)
einfrieren (freeze, deep-freeze, suspend, halt, put on hold)
einfädeln (thread, string, arrange, orchestrate, set up, organize, merge, pull in, join)
einfügen (insert, embed, paste, integrate, fit in, adapt, adjust)
einführen (introduce, insert, lead in, implement, establish, launch, present, make known, import)
eingeben (enter, input, type in, administer, give, supply)
eingehen (enter, go in, agree to, accept, comply with, respond to, shrink, contract, die, perish, wither, arrive, be received, come in)
eingemeinden (incorporate, annex, merge)
eingestehen (admit, confess, acknowledge, concede)
eingliedern (integrate, incorporate, assimilate, annex)
eingraben (bury, dig in, inter, delve into, immerse oneself in, dig into)
eingreifen (intervene, interfere, step in, interfere with, intervene in, adjust)
eingrenzen (limit, restrict, narrow down, confine, to narrow down, to limit, to define more precisely, to specify, to restrict)
einhalten (to comply with, to respect, to adhere to, to observe, to keep, to follow, to maintain, stop, halt, pause)
einhandeln (trade for, acquire, obtain, incur, bring upon oneself, get into)
einhauchen (breathe life into, inspire, instill, breathe into, whisper into, blow gently)
einheimsen (win, collect, garner, rake in)
einheizen (to heat up, to warm up, to fire up (a stove), to fire up, to energize, to get excited, to stir up)
einhergehen (accompany, go hand in hand, be associated with, coexist with)
einholen (catch up with, overtake, reach, obtain, gather, seek, get, solicit, make up for, catch up on, recover)
einigen (agree, come to an agreement, reach a consensus, settle, reconcile, make up, some, a few, several)
einkalkulieren (to factor in, to take into account, to include, to budget for)
einkaufen (to shop, to buy)
einkehren (to stop, to make a stop, to put up, to call in, to return, to set in, to become quiet)
einklagen (to sue for, to claim by legal action, to enforce by legal action)
einklemmen (to pinch, to jam, to trap, to get caught, to clamp, to fasten)
einkommen (to arrive, to enter, to come in, income, earnings, revenue)
einladen (to invite, to load, to pack)
einlagern (store, stock, warehouse, put into storage, deposit, accumulate, retain)
einlassen (let in, admit, allow in, get involved in, engage in, commit to, embark on, shrink, reduce, diminish, take in)
einlaufen (enter port, put into port, arrive, come in, shrink, run in, finish)
einleben (adapt, settle in, get used to)
einlegen (pickle, preserve, marinate, steep, insert, put in, load, intercede, intervene, put in a good word, file, lodge, submit, appeal, object)
einleiten (initiate, begin, start, introduce, feed in, discharge, pipe in, preface, lead into)
einlenken (to give in, to yield, to relent, to compromise, to concede)
einliefern (to admit, to commit, to hospitalize, to deliver)
einläuten (to ring in, to usher in, to herald, to announce, to inaugurate, to launch, to kick off, to announce the start of)
einlösen (to redeem, to cash, to exchange, to fulfill, to keep, to honor, to make good on)
einmarschieren (to invade, to march into, to enter (with troops))
einmischen (to interfere, to meddle, to butt in, to get involved)
einnehmen (to take, to ingest, to consume, to occupy, to take up, to fill, to earn, to take in, to receive (money), conquer, capture, take, occupy, captivate, fascinate, charm, win over, engross)
einordnen (classify, categorize, sort, arrange, file, adapt, adjust, fit in, integrate)
einpacken (pack, wrap, put away, give up, throw in the towel, concede defeat, pack it in)
einpendeln (stabilize, settle, level off, find a balance, adapt, adjust, settle in, get used to)
einpflanzen (plant, set, put in, instill, implant, inculcate)
einplanen (plan for, factor in, schedule, allow for)
einprägen (memorize, commit to memory, learn by heart, imprint, impress, leave a mark)
einquartieren (billet, quarter, lodge, accommodate)
einrahmen (frame, mount, contextualize, highlight, set off)
einrechnen (factor in, include, take into account, calculate in)
einreden (convince, persuade, talk into, convince oneself, talk oneself into, imagine)
einreichen (submit, hand in, file, present, hand through, pass through, reach through)
einreihen (line up, arrange, put in a row, queue, include, integrate, classify, categorize)
einreisen (enter, immigrate, arrive)
einreißen (tear down, demolish, pull down, knock down, tear, rip, rend, take hold, become established, creep in, set in)
einrichten (furnish, equip, set up, arrange, establish, create, found, configure, install, adjust, adapt, get used to, settle in)
einräumen (admit, concede, acknowledge, grant, allow, permit, tidy up, put away, arrange, organize)
einrücken (move in, push in, insert, indent, enlist, join, report for duty, enter service, tab)
einsammeln (collect, gather, pick up, raise)
einschalten (turn on, switch on, power on, activate, involve, include, engage, bring in, switch to, tune in to, change to)
einschenken (pour, serve (a drink))
einschieben (insert, slide in, slot in, fit in, interject, add, throw in)
einschießen (penetrate, shoot into, seep into, flash into, come to mind)
einschlafen (fall asleep, go to sleep, pass away, die (euphemistic), fizzle out, die down, become dormant, fall dormant, go numb, fall asleep (limb))
einschlagen (to drive in, to hammer in, to strike in, to take (a path/direction), to choose (a path/direction), to turn into, to smash, to break, to shatter, to wrap, to package, to cover)
einschleichen (to sneak in, to creep in, to infiltrate, to set in, to steal in, to sneak up)
einschleusen (to smuggle in, to infiltrate, to introduce secretly, infiltrate, smuggle in, sneak in)
einschließen (lock, shut in, enclose, put inside, include, comprise, contain, surround, encircle, besiege, cordon off)
einschläfern (put to sleep, sedate, lull to sleep, euthanize, put down (an animal))
einschneiden (cut into, incise, make a cut, make a deep impression, leave a lasting mark, cut deep)
einschreiben (register, enroll, sign up, matriculate, registered letter, registered mail, registered package)
einschreiten (intervene, step in, take action)
einschränken (limit, restrict, reduce, curb, impair, diminish)
einschulen (enroll (in school), matriculate)
einschwören (swear in, pledge, commit, rally, indoctrinate, convince, win over)
einschätzen (assess, evaluate, estimate, judge, gauge)
einschüchtern (intimidate, frighten, scare, daunt)
einsehen (understand, realize, acknowledge, recognize, admit, inspect, review, examine, consult, look into, see into, overlook)
einsetzen (to insert, to put in, to place, to use, to employ, to deploy, to utilize, to begin, to start, to set in, to commence, appoint, designate, install, assign)
einsitzen (serve time, be imprisoned, be incarcerated, do time)
einspannen (clamp, fasten, mount, fix, secure, involve, engage, rope in)
einsparen (save, economize, cut down on)
einspeisen (feed in, input, inject, feed, supply, nourish)
einsperren (lock up, confine, imprison, restrict, cage)
einspielen (record, play in, register, get used to, adapt, settle in, find one's feet, earn, bring in, generate revenue, make money)
einspringen (fill in, stand in, substitute, cover for, step in, jump in, intervene, help out)
einstecken (to put in, to pocket, to tuck in, to take, to endure, to put up with, to stomach, to plug in, to connect)
einstehen (to stand up for, to vouch for, to answer for, to take responsibility, to guarantee, to warrant, to stand surety for)
einsteigen (to get in, to board, to embark, to get involved, to join, to enter, to start, to break in, to burgle, to force entry)
einstellen (to adjust, to set, to configure, to tune, to hire, to employ, to recruit, to stop, to cease, to discontinue, to suspend, to adapt, to prepare oneself, to take a stance)
einstimmen (to tune, to pitch, to join in, to chime in, to participate, to prepare oneself, to get in the mood, to attune oneself)
einstreichen (to spread, to apply, to smear, to collect, to pocket, to rake in, to win)
einstudieren (to rehearse, to practice, to study, to learn by heart)
einstufen (to classify, to categorize, to grade, to rank, to assess, to evaluate, to rate, to place)
einstürzen (to collapse, to fall down, to cave in, to tumble down, to fail, to fall apart, to crumble)
eintauchen (immerse, dive into, plunge into, dip, dunk)
eintauschen (exchange, trade in, swap, convert)
einteilen (divide, allocate, distribute, section off, assign, delegate)
eintragen (to enter, to record, to register, to note down, to apply, to put on, to spread, to enroll, to sign up)
eintreffen (to arrive, to reach, to turn up, to happen, to occur, to come true, to materialize)
eintreiben (to collect, to recover, to exact, herd, round up, drive in, collect)
eintreten (enter, step in, come in, join, become a member of, advocate for, stand up for, champion, defend, occur, happen, arise, take place, take effect, come into force, begin, commence)
einverleiben (to incorporate, to annex, to integrate, to embody, to consume, to devour, to eat, to drink)
einwandern (to immigrate)
einwechseln (to substitute (a player), to bring on (a substitute))
einweihen (to inaugurate, to dedicate, to consecrate, to initiate, initiate, brief, let in on, confide in)
einweisen (instruct, brief, assign, train, familiarise, admit, commit, hospitalize)
einwenden (object, raise an objection, argue against, counter)
einwerfen (throw in, insert, drop in, interject, interrupt, chime in)
einwirken (influence, affect, have an effect on, act on, work on)
einzahlen (to deposit, to pay in)
einzeichnen (to mark, to draw in, to plot, to sketch, record, note down, enter, register)
einziehen (move in, move into, take up residence, collect, levy, gather, withdraw (money), absorb, soak up, draw in, shrink, contract)
einüben (rehearse, practice, drill, train)
eisen (iron, to iron)
eliminieren (eliminate, eradicate, remove, exclude)
emanzipieren (to emancipate, to liberate, to free oneself)
emigrieren (to emigrate)
emittieren (emit, release, discharge)
empfangen (receive, get, pick up, conceive, become pregnant)
empfehlen (recommend, suggest, advise, introduce)
empfinden (feel, sense, perceive, consider, deem, regard)
empören (to outrage, to infuriate, to revolt, to anger)
enden (to end, to finish, to conclude, to terminate, to cease, to perish, to come to an end, to result in, to lead to, to culminate in)
engagieren (hire, employ, engage, commit, get involved, dedicate oneself, book)
entbehren (to lack, to be without, to miss, to do without, to dispense with, to forgo)
entbinden (to release, to free, to exempt, to discharge, to deliver (a baby), to give birth, to be delivered)
entblößen (uncover, expose, bare, strip, reveal, disclose, lay bare)
entbrennen (break out, ignite, flare up, erupt, arise, awaken, kindle)
entdecken (discover, find, unearth, realize, find out, become aware of, uncover, expose, reveal, detect)
enteignen (expropriate, dispossess, confiscate)
entern (board, capture (a ship), grapple)
entfachen (to ignite, to kindle, to spark, to arouse, to stir up, to provoke, to trigger, to unleash, to start)
entfallen (to fall off, to drop off, to detach, to forget, to slip one's mind, to be allocated, to fall to, to be assigned, to be cancelled, to be called off, to be omitted, to be no longer necessary)
entfalten (to unfold, to develop, to deploy, to spread out, to open up, develop, unfold, display, express, realize, exert, produce, take effect)
entfernen (remove, take out, eliminate, delete, clear, move away, distance oneself, withdraw, depart, dismiss, oust, depose, discharge)
entfesseln (unleash, release, unchain, set free, trigger, ignite, provoke, stir up)
entfliehen (escape, flee, get away)
entführen (kidnap, abduct, hijack, to whisk away, to spirit away, to take on a surprise trip)
entgegenbringen (to show, to express, to extend, to offer)
entgegenhalten (to counter, to object, to oppose, to hold out, to present, to offer)
entgegenkommen (to come towards, to approach, to meet, to accommodate, to meet halfway, to compromise, accommodation, helpfulness, willingness to compromise)
entgegennehmen (to receive, to accept, to take delivery of)
entgegensehen (to look forward to, to await, to anticipate)
entgegensetzen (to oppose, to counter, to resist)
entgegenstehen (to oppose, to conflict with, to be contrary to)
entgegenstellen (to oppose, to resist, to stand up against)
entgegentreten (to confront, to face, to stand up to, to approach, to appear before)
entgegenwirken (to counteract, to mitigate, to oppose, to work against)
entgegnen (to reply, to respond, to retort)
entgehen (to escape, to elude, to get away from, to miss, to overlook, to escape one's notice, to miss out on, to lose out on, to forgo)
entgleisen (derail, go off the rails, lose control, deviate, misbehave, act inappropriately, lose composure, go off the rails (figurative))
entgleiten (slip away, escape, lose grip, lose control, lose composure, slip away (thoughts))
enthalten (contain, include, hold, abstain, refrain, forbear, included, contained, comprised)
enthaupten (to behead, to decapitate)
entheben (to dismiss, to relieve, to remove from office)
enthüllen (to reveal, to disclose, to uncover, to expose, to unveil)
entkommen (escape, get away, flee)
entkräften (weaken, refute, invalidate, disprove, exhaust, debilitate, drain)
entladen (unload, discharge, run down)
entlarven (unmask, expose, reveal, uncover)
entlassen (dismiss, fire, lay off, terminate, release, discharge, exempt, absolve)
entlasten (relieve, unburden, ease, lighten, exonerate, clear, absolve, acquit)
entlaufen (escape, run away, flee, get lost, go missing, disappear)
entledigen (get rid of, relieve oneself of, discharge, take off, remove, discard)
entleeren (empty, drain)
entlehnen (borrow, adopt, appropriate)
entlocken (elicit, coax, draw out, provoke, draw forth)
entlohnen (to pay, to remunerate, to reward, to compensate)
entmachten (to depose, to disempower, to strip of power, to unseat)
entmutigen (to discourage, to dishearten, to demoralize)
entnehmen (to extract, to take out, to remove, to withdraw, to deduce, to infer, to gather, to conclude, to take, to draw, to use, to obtain)
entnerven (to get on one's nerves, to exasperate, to annoy, to irritate, to unnerve)
entpuppen (to turn out to be, to reveal oneself as, to prove to be, to turn out, to develop into, to emerge as)
entreißen (to snatch, to tear away, to wrest, to pull away)
entrichten (to pay, to settle, to remit, to discharge)
entrinnen (to escape, to flee, to elude, to get away from)
entrüsten (to outrage, to infuriate, to make indignant, to be indignant)
entscheiden (decide, make a decision, resolve, determine, settle, choose, opt for, select)
entschließen (to decide, to resolve, to make up one's mind, to conclude, to determine, to decide (after deliberation))
entschlüsseln (decipher, decode, unscramble, interpret, unravel, understand)
entschuldigen (apologize, excuse oneself, say sorry, justify, excuse, explain, exempt, release)
entschwinden (disappear, vanish, fade away)
entschädigen (compensate, indemnify, reimburse)
entschärfen (defuse, disarm, neutralize, de-escalate, ease, alleviate, mitigate)
entsenden (send, dispatch, delegate, assign, deploy)
entsetzen (appall, horrify, shock, dismay, terrify, horror, terror, consternation)
entsorgen (dispose, discard, get rid of, eliminate, clear away)
entspannen (relax, unwind, de-stress, loosen up, loosen, slacken, release)
entspinnen (develop, emerge, unfold, arise, ensue)
entsprechen (correspond, match, agree, conform, comply, meet, fulfill, satisfy, comply with, be equivalent to, correspond to, be proportional to)
entspringen (originate, spring from, arise from, stem from, escape, evade, flee)
entstammen (originate from, come from, descend from, stem from)
entstehen (arise, originate, emerge, come into being, be created, form, develop, result, be produced, occur, come about)
entsteigen (alight from, step out of, emerge from, disembark from)
entstellen (disfigure, distort, mar, deform, deface, misrepresent, garble, twist)
enttarnen (unmask, expose, reveal, uncover)
enttäuschen (disappoint, let down)
entwaffnen (disarm, unarm, disarm (metaphorically), win over, charm)
entweichen (escape, flee, get away, dissipate, leak, be released)
entwenden (steal, pilfer, purloin, abscond with)
entwerfen (design, conceive, plan, develop, draft, sketch, draw up, outline, formulate, compose)
entwerten (validate (by marking), cancel, punch (a ticket), devalue, depreciate, diminish, undermine)
entwickeln (develop, evolve, create, produce, process, unfold, unroll, deploy)
entwischen (to escape, to get away, to slip away)
entwässern (drain, dewater, dry out, dehydrate, shed water)
entziehen (withdraw, revoke, deprive, confiscate, strip, avoid, escape, evade, shirk, extract, remove, separate, draw out)
entziffern (decipher, decode, make out, unravel)
entzweien (to divide, to disunite, to alienate, to set at odds)
entzücken (to delight, to enchant, to charm, to thrill, delight, enchantment, rapture, ecstasy)
entzünden (to ignite, to light, to kindle, to set on fire, to inflame, to become inflamed, to get infected)
erachten (consider, deem, judge, opinion, judgment, view)
erahnen (sense, intuit, guess, surmise)
erarbeiten (work out, develop, elaborate, earn, achieve, acquire, gain, obtain, learn)
erbauen (build, construct, erect, uplift, edify, inspire, elevate)
erben (to inherit, to come into (an inheritance), to take after)
erbeuten (to capture, to loot, to seize, to plunder, to gain (booty))
erbitten (to request, to ask for, to beg for)
erblicken (to catch sight of, to spot, to glimpse, to behold)
erbrechen (to vomit, to throw up, to puke, to break open, to force open)
erbringen (to perform, to render, to provide, to achieve, to present, to furnish, to adduce, to yield, to produce, to generate)
erden (to ground, to humble, to bring back to earth, soils, earths)
erdenken (to devise, to conceive, to invent, to think up)
erdrosseln (to strangle, to throttle)
erdrücken (to crush, to suffocate, to smother, to overwhelm, to oppress, to weigh down)
erdulden (to endure, to suffer, to tolerate, to bear)
ereignen (to happen, to occur, to take place)
ereilen (to befall, to overtake, to strike (suddenly))
erfahren (learn, find out, experience, discover, experienced, skilled, seasoned, hear, be informed, get to know)
erfassen (grasp, comprehend, understand, perceive, record, register, capture, collect, log, seize, catch, grab, take hold of)
erfinden (invent, devise, create, originate, make up, fabricate, concoct)
erfolgen (to occur, to take place, to happen, to ensue, to be carried out, to be performed, to be done, to be executed)
erfordern (require, demand, necessitate, call for)
erforschen (research, investigate, examine, study, explore, discover, scout)
erfragen (ask, inquire, ascertain, find out)
erfreuen (please, delight, gladden, enjoy, delight in, take pleasure in)
erfrieren (freeze to death, suffer from frostbite, perish from cold)
erfrischen (refresh, cool, invigorate, revive, stimulate)
erfüllen (to fulfill, to meet, to satisfy, to comply with, to fill, to pervade, to permeate, to come true, to realize)
ergattern (to snatch, to get hold of, to secure, to snag)
ergeben (to result in, to yield, to show, to produce, to surrender, to give up, devoted, loyal, faithful)
ergehen (to be issued, to be promulgated, to be enacted, to fare, to go, to happen to, to be sent, to be transmitted, to be dispatched)
ergießen (to pour out, to spill, to overflow, to pour forth, to gush forth, to express intensely)
ergreifen (to seize, to grasp, to grab, to take hold of, to take, to avail oneself of, to overcome, to grip, to affect)
ergründen (to fathom, to explore, to investigate, to get to the bottom of)
ergänzen (to complete, to supplement, to complement, to add, complement, complete, add to, go well with)
erhalten (receive, get, obtain, preserve, maintain, conserve, keep, sustain, support, uphold)
erhaschen (catch a glimpse, snatch, catch, overhear)
erheben (lift, raise, elevate, collect, gather, compile, survey, levy, impose, charge, collect (taxes/fees), file (a complaint), lodge (a complaint), bring (an accusation), raise (an objection), rise, stand up, get up)
erheitern (to cheer up, to amuse, to brighten, to gladden)
erhellen (to illuminate, to light up, to brighten, to clarify, to explain, to enlighten, to shed light on)
erhitzen (to heat, to warm up, to make hot, to inflame, to excite, to stir up, to heat up (emotions))
erhoffen (hope for, expect, anticipate)
erholen (recover, recuperate, rest, improve, rebound)
erhängen (to hang, to execute by hanging)
erhärten (to corroborate, to confirm, to substantiate, to strengthen, to harden, to solidify, to set, to stiffen)
erhöhen (to increase, to raise, to heighten, to elevate, to hike (prices), to promote, to raise (in rank), improve, intensify, enhance, increase)
erhören (hear, grant, answer (a prayer))
erinnern (remember, recall, remind, commemorate, observe)
erkaufen (to buy, to purchase, to acquire, to obtain, to gain, to achieve, to secure)
erkennen (recognize, identify, perceive, discern, admit, acknowledge, accept, realize, understand, comprehend, grasp)
erklimmen (climb, scale, ascend, surmount, reach)
erklingen (sound, ring, resound)
erklären (explain, clarify, declare, state, announce, account for, interpret)
erkranken (to fall ill, to get sick, to contract a disease)
erkunden (to explore, to investigate, to discover)
erkundigen (to inquire, to ask, to find out, to inquire about, to find out about, to investigate)
erkämpfen (to fight for, to win by fighting, to struggle for)
erlangen (to obtain, to achieve, to attain, to gain, to reach, to arrive at)
erlassen (to enact, to issue, to promulgate, to decree, to remit, to waive, to pardon, to forgive, to condone)
erlauben (to allow, to permit, to authorize, to enable, to make possible)
erlaufen (to achieve by running, to win by running, to earn by running, to explore on foot, to walk through, to traverse by foot)
erleben (experience, live through, go through, witness, observe, see, feel, undergo)
erledigen (to do, to complete, to finish, to handle, to deal with, to kill, to eliminate, to finish off, to dispatch, to solve, to resolve, to settle, to sort out)
erlegen (to kill (game), to bag, to shoot down, to defeat, to beat, to overcome, to conquer)
erleichtern (to ease, to facilitate, to lighten, to relieve, alleviate, ease, relieve, lighten)
erleiden (suffer, endure, experience, incur, sustain, suffer (loss/damage))
erlernen (learn, acquire, master)
erlesen (exquisite, choice, select, refined, superior, choose, pick out)
erleuchten (illuminate, light up, brighten, enlighten, clarify, make clear)
erliegen (succumb, yield, give in, be defeated, lose, be beaten)
erläutern (explain, clarify, elaborate, expound)
erlöschen (to go out, to extinguish, to die out, to expire, to lapse, to become invalid, to fade, to vanish, to subside, to become extinct, to cease to exist)
erlösen (to free, to liberate, to relieve, to deliver, to redeem, to absolve, to save)
ermahnen (to admonish, to warn, to caution, to reprimand)
ermessen (to assess, to judge, to evaluate, to estimate, discretion, judgment, assessment)
ermitteln (to investigate, to ascertain, to determine, to find out, to calculate, to find)
ermorden (to murder, to assassinate)
ermuntern (to encourage, to motivate, to cheer up, to stimulate, cheer up, liven up, perk up, rouse)
ermutigen (encourage, embolden, inspire)
ermächtigen (authorize, empower, entitle)
ermäßigen (reduce, discount, lower, lessen, mitigate, abate)
ermöglichen (enable, make possible, allow, facilitate)
ermüden (tire, fatigue, weary, get tired, become fatigued, wear out)
ernennen (appoint, designate, name)
erneuen (renew, restore, renovate)
erneuern (renew, replace, update, modernize, refurbish, extend)
erniedrigen (humiliate, degrade, demean, lower, reduce, decrease)
ernten (to harvest, to gather, to reap, to pick, to gain, to receive, to earn)
ernähren (to feed, to nourish, to sustain, to support, to provide for, to earn a living)
ernüchtern (to disillusion, to sober up, to bring back to reality)
erobern (to conquer, to capture, to seize, to win over, to conquer (a heart))
erpressen (to blackmail, to extort)
erproben (to test, to try out, to put to the test, to experiment with, to put oneself to the test)
erraten (to guess, to figure out, to divine)
errechnen (to calculate, to compute, to reckon)
erregen (to excite, to arouse, to provoke, to stir up, to excite (sexually), to stimulate, to generate, to produce, to induce)
erreichen (achieve, reach, attain, accomplish, arrive at, get to, contact, get hold of, be available, extend to, attain (a level))
errichten (build, erect, construct, establish, found, set up)
erringen (achieve, gain, win, obtain, conquer)
erschaffen (to create, to make, to bring into being, creation, making, bringing into being)
erschallen (to resound, to ring out, to echo)
erscheinen (appear, emerge, show up, become visible, be published, be released, come out, seem, look)
erschießen (to shoot (dead), to execute by shooting, to shoot (an animal), to cull)
erschlagen (to slay, to strike dead, to beat to death, to be exhausted, to be worn out, to be overwhelmed)
erschleichen (to obtain by trickery, to worm one's way into, to sneakily acquire)
erschließen (to open up, to develop, to tap into, to make accessible, to deduce, to infer, to conclude, to understand, to develop (land), to open up (for development), to urbanize)
erschrecken (to frighten, to scare, to startle, to be frightened, to be scared, to be startled, to get startled)
erschweren (complicate, make more difficult, impede, hinder, aggravate)
erschöpfen (exhaust, tire out, wear out, drain, deplete, consume, use up, run out of, cover exhaustively, delve into, explore fully)
erschüttern (to shake, to shock, to deeply affect, to move, to vibrate, to jolt, to rock)
ersetzen (to replace, to substitute, to compensate, to reimburse, to indemnify, to make good)
ersinnen (devise, invent, conceive, imagine, plan, plot, scheme, contrive)
ersparen (spare, save, prevent, economize, put aside)
erspielen (win, earn, gain, perform, play, interpret)
erstarken (strengthen, grow stronger, become robust, gain power, gain influence, become powerful)
erstarren (freeze, stiffen, become rigid, become motionless, solidify, congeal, set, harden)
erstatten (refund, reimburse, compensate, report, file, make (a statement))
erstaunen (to astonish, to surprise, to amaze, to be astonished, to be surprised, to be amazed)
erstechen (stab, knife)
erstehen (acquire, purchase, buy, emerge, arise, appear, come into being)
ersteigern (bid for, acquire at auction, buy at auction)
erstellen (create, produce, generate, make, draft, draw up, prepare, write, set up, configure)
ersticken (to suffocate, to choke, to smother, to extinguish, to put out, to stifle, to suppress, to repress)
erstrahlen (to shine, to radiate, to gleam, to glow, to excel, to stand out, to distinguish oneself)
erstrecken (extend, stretch, spread, range, apply to, extend to, be valid for)
erstreiten (win by dispute, fight for, obtain by struggle, gain through litigation)
ersuchen (request, ask, appeal, petition, plea)
ertappen (catch, apprehend, surprise, discover)
erteilen (grant, give, impart, issue, confer, assign, provide, furnish, supply, teach, instruct)
ertragen (bear, endure, tolerate, stand, put up with, support, withstand, carry)
ertrinken (to drown)
ertönen (to sound, to ring out, to resound)
eruieren (to ascertain, to find out, to determine, to investigate)
erwachen (to wake up, to awaken, to become aware, to realize, to come to consciousness)
erwachsen (mature, adult, grown-up, arise, result, develop, emerge)
erwarten (expect, await, demand, wait for, have an appointment with)
erwecken (awaken, wake up, arouse, stir, evoke, provoke, elicit, revive, resurrect, bring back to life)
erwehren (defend oneself, resist, ward off)
erweisen (prove, demonstrate, show, render, express, pay, turn out to be, prove to be, become)
erweitern (enlarge, extend, expand, broaden, add to, enhance, upgrade, deepen)
erwerben (to acquire, to purchase, to buy, to obtain, to earn, to gain, to achieve, to learn)
erwidern (reply, answer, respond, reciprocate, return, give back)
erwirken (obtain, achieve, procure, bring about)
erwirtschaften (generate, earn, yield, produce, make (profits))
erwischen (catch, apprehend, nab, surprise, make (a train/bus), reach, get, contract)
erwägen (consider, weigh, reflect on, take into account, weigh up)
erwähnen (mention, refer to, allude to)
erwärmen (to warm, to heat up, to warm up, to warm to, to get enthusiastic about, to take to)
erwünschen (to wish for, to desire, to long for)
erwürgen (to strangle, to choke)
erzeugen (produce, create, generate, make, cause, provoke, elicit, engender, procreate, reproduce, breed)
erziehen (to raise, to bring up, to educate, to teach, to instill, to train, to discipline)
erzielen (achieve, attain, reach, obtain, accomplish, generate, yield, produce, earn)
erzwingen (force, compel, enforce, extort)
erzählen (tell, narrate, recount, relate, inform, communicate, report, explain, clarify)
erzürnen (to anger, to enrage, to infuriate)
eröffnen (to open, to inaugurate, to launch, to start, to begin, to initiate, to reveal, to disclose, to announce, to inform)
erörtern (discuss, debate, deliberate, analyze)
erübrigen (spare, save, have left over, have available)
eskalieren (to escalate, to intensify, to worsen, to refer to a higher level)
essen (to eat, to have a meal, food, meal, dish, Essen (city))
etablieren (establish, found, institute, set up, establish oneself, gain recognition, secure a position)
evakuieren (evacuate)
exekutieren (exekutieren, hinrichten, ausführen, vollstrecken)
existieren (exist, be, be real, subsist, survive, stay alive, operate)
expandieren (to expand, to grow, to extend)
experimentieren (experiment, test, try out, investigate)
explodieren (explode, blow up, detonate)
exportieren (to export, to ship abroad)
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fabrizieren (to manufacture, to produce, to fabricate, to make, to concoct, to invent, to make up)
fachen (to fan, to stir up, to ignite, to kindle)
fachsimpeln (to talk shop, to discuss technical details)
fahnden (to search, to hunt, to track down, to look for)
fahren (to drive, to travel, to go by, to take, to operate, to handle, to sail, to go by boat, to move quickly, to dash)
fallen (fall, drop, descend, perish, die, be defeated, decrease, decline, diminish, fall on, occur on, happen on, be felled, be cut down, be knocked down, be brought down, be demolished)
fallenlassen (drop, let fall, abandon, give up, discard)
falten (fold, pleat, crease, wrinkle)
fangen (catch, seize, grab, start, begin, capture, apprehend, arrest, grasp, understand, comprehend, get, catch fire, ignite, start burning)
fassen (grasp, take, hold, seize, grab, comprehend, understand, realize, formulate, express, phrase, put into words, contain, accommodate, have capacity for, make a decision, reach a resolution, take courage)
fasten (to fast, to abstain from food, fasting, abstinence from food)
faszinieren (to fascinate, to captivate, to charm, to intrigue, to interest deeply)
favorisieren (to favor, to prefer, to back, to support)
faxen (to fool around, to clown around, to play pranks, antics, pranks, tomfoolery)
fechten (to fence, to fight, to combat, to struggle, to advocate, to champion, to fight for)
federn (spring, cushion, absorb, feather, fledge, provide with feathers, fletch, feather (an arrow))
fegen (sweep, brush, rush, gust, storm)
fehlen (be absent, be missing, lack, be short of, be insufficient, miss, fail to hit, be missed, make a mistake, err)
fehlschlagen (to fail, to go wrong, to miscarry, to fall through)
feiern (to celebrate, to party, to commemorate, honor, commemorate, celebrate, party, enjoy)
feilen (to file, to smooth, to polish, to refine, to perfect, to work on)
feilschen (to haggle, to bargain)
fernbleiben (to stay away, to be absent, to keep away)
fernhalten (to keep away, to keep at bay, to keep off, to keep clear of)
fernsehen (to watch TV, to watch television, television, TV, watching TV)
fertigen (to produce, to manufacture, to make, to fabricate, complete, finish, prepare)
fertigstellen (complete, finish, finalize, conclude)
fesseln (to tie, to shackle, to fetter, to restrain, to bind, to captivate, to enthrall, to fascinate, to grip)
festhalten (hold on, hold fast, grasp, cling to, record, document, note down, capture, insist on, stick to, hold on to, maintain)
festigen (strengthen, consolidate, stabilize, firm up)
festlegen (determine, establish, fix, set, define, decide, commit, settle on, make up one's mind, specify, stipulate)
festmachen (fasten, secure, tie up, moor, attach, finalize, determine, establish, fix, set)
festnehmen (to arrest, to apprehend, to detain, to hold firmly, to grasp firmly, to grip firmly)
festschreiben (to stipulate, to lay down, to enshrine, to codify, to set down, to record, to document, to put down in writing, to register)
festsetzen (to set, to fix, to determine, to establish, to stipulate, to arrest, to detain, to apprehend, to seize, to get stuck, to become lodged, to adhere, to settle)
feststehen (to be decided, to be fixed, to be set, to be determined, to be certain, to be true, to be established)
feststellen (to determine, to ascertain, to establish, to verify, to note, to fix, to secure, to fasten, to lock, to arrest, to detain, to apprehend)
fetten (to grease, to lubricate, to oil, cool, awesome, sick, epic, great)
fetzen (rag, shred, scrap, tatter, to tear, to dash, to rush, to zoom, to whiz, snippet, fragment)
feuern (to fire, to dismiss, to sack, fire, shoot, launch, cheer on, encourage, motivate)
fiebern (to look forward to, to eagerly await, to anticipate, to have a fever, to be feverish)
filmen (to film, to shoot, to record, film, movie, recording)
filtern (to filter, to sift)
finanzieren (to finance, to fund, to provide funds for, to pay in installments, to take out a loan for)
finden (find, discover, think, consider, reach, get to, locate, come across)
firmieren (operate under a name, trade as, be known as)
fischen (to fish, catch fish, to fish for, to seek, to try to get)
fixen (to shoot up, to inject drugs (slang), to fix, to mend, to repair, to sort out)
fixieren (to fix, to fasten, to secure, to attach, to stare, to gaze, to fix one's eyes on, to establish, to determine, to set, to finalize, fix, develop, process)
flackern (to flicker, to waver, to glimmer, flicker, flickering, wavering)
flammen (to flame, to blaze, to burn, to burn with passion, to be ardent, to torch, to cut with a flame)
flanieren (to stroll, to wander, to saunter)
flanken (to cross, to flank (in sports), flank, side)
flankieren (to flank, to line, to border, flank, line, border)
flattern (flutter, flap, wave, tremble)
flechten (braid, plait, weave, interlace, interweave, incorporate, intertwine, embed)
flecken (stain, spot, mark, blotch, to stain, to spot, to mark, patch, village, hamlet, locality)
flehen (to beg, to plead, to implore, to entreat)
flicken (to mend, to patch, to repair, patch, mend)
fliegen (fly, rush, hurry, speed, be expelled, be dismissed, be kicked out, drift, float, fly (around))
fliehen (flee, escape, run away, avoid, evade, shun, leave quickly, bolt)
fließen (flow, run, run smoothly, proceed smoothly, progress, circulate)
flimmern (flicker, shimmer, glimmer, twinkle, twinkling)
flirten (to flirt)
flitzen (to dart, to dash, to whiz, to zip, to speed, to dart (in a vehicle))
florieren (to flourish, to prosper, to thrive)
fluchen (to curse, to swear, to hex, to cast a spell)
fluten (to flood, to inundate, flood, inundate, fill, stream)
flüchten (to flee, to escape, to run away, to take refuge, to seek shelter, to find refuge, to resort to, to take refuge in, to escape into, to flee into)
flüstern (to whisper, to murmur)
fokussieren (to focus, to concentrate, to adjust focus)
folgen (to follow, to trail, to obey, to comply with, to result, to ensue, to follow from)
folgern (to deduce, to conclude, to infer)
foltern (to torture, to torment)
forcieren (to accelerate, to intensify, to speed up, to push forward, to force, to compel, to coerce)
fordern (to demand, to request, to require, to claim, to challenge, to demand (a performance), to call for, challenge, demand effort from, stimulate, foster, promote, encourage)
formen (shape, mold, form, fashion, create, establish, build, forms, shapes)
formieren (form, organize, arrange, line up)
formulieren (express, formulate, phrase, word, develop, devise, create, draft, draw up)
forschen (research, investigate, study)
fortbestehen (to continue to exist, to persist, to remain, continued existence, persistence, survival)
fortbewegen (to move, to get around, to propel oneself)
fortfahren (to continue, to proceed, to carry on, to continue a journey, to drive on, to set off again)
fortführen (to continue, to carry on, to pursue, to elaborate on)
fortschreiben (update, continue, extend, carry forward)
fortschreiten (advance, progress, proceed)
fortsetzen (continue, resume, carry on, extend, prolong)
fotografieren (to photograph, to take photos, to take pictures, to shoot, to document photographically, to record visually, to photograph for documentation)
foulen (to foul, to commit a foul, to rot, to decompose, to go bad, to spoil)
fragen (to ask, to inquire, to wonder, to be interested, to ask about, to ask for, to request, to solicit)
freien (to court, to woo, to propose (marriage), to free up, to clear, to make available)
freigeben (to release, to approve, to authorize, to clear, to enable, to publish, to make public, to unblock, to allocate)
freihalten (to keep free, to reserve, to hold open, to keep clear, to keep unobstructed, to keep open)
freikommen (to be released, to get free, to escape, to get time off, to be able to come, to make time)
freilassen (release, set free, let go, allow freedom, give free rein, let act freely)
freilegen (uncover, expose, lay bare, reveal, unearth, excavate)
freimachen (clear, make free, free up, clear the way, undress, strip, bare (a body part))
freisetzen (release, set free, emit, liberate)
freisprechen (acquit, declare innocent, clear, release, absolve, exempt)
freistellen (allow to choose, leave it up to, give free rein, exempt, release, excuse, suspend, furlough, lay off (temporarily))
frequentieren (frequent, visit regularly, patronize)
fressen (eat (animals), devour (disparaging), corrode, eat away, wear away, erode, gnaw, devour, gobble, gorge, consume, eat up, occupy)
freuen (to be happy, to be glad, to rejoice, to be pleased, to show joy, to look forward to, to anticipate with pleasure)
frieren (to freeze, to be cold, to feel cold, to turn into ice, to ice over, to freeze up, to seize up (due to cold), to stop working (due to cold))
frischen (refresh, renew, freshen, fresh, new, renewed)
frisieren (manipulate, falsify, doctor, embellish, style hair, do hair, arrange hair, tune, modify, soup up, hot-rod)
fristen (subsist, eke out, scrape by, live, extend, prolong, defer)
frohlocken (to exult, to rejoice, to jubilate)
fruchten (bear fruit, be successful, pay off, yield results, yield fruit, produce fruit)
frustrieren (frustrate, disappoint, discourage)
frönen (to indulge in, to devote oneself to, to give oneself over to, to pursue)
frösteln (to shiver, to feel chilly, to feel a chill)
frühstücken (to have breakfast, to eat breakfast)
fundieren (to base, to found, to substantiate, to underpin, finance, fund, provide capital for)
fungieren (function, serve, act, operate)
funkeln (to sparkle, to twinkle, to glisten, to glitter, sparkle, twinkle, glitter, gleam)
funken (to radio, to transmit, to send a message, to spark, to flash, to emit sparks, interfere, intervene, meddle)
funktionieren (to function, to work, to operate, to work out, to succeed, to be effective)
fusionieren (to merge, to fuse, to combine)
fußen (to be based on, to rest on, to be founded on)
fächern (fan out, spread out, arrange in a fan shape, categorize, divide, classify, branch out)
fällen (to fell, to cut down, to make (a decision), to pass (judgment), to render (a verdict))
fälschen (to falsify, to forge, to tamper with, to counterfeit, to fake)
färben (to color, to dye, to stain, influence, color, tint, bias)
fördern (support, promote, foster, encourage, finance, subsidize, fund, extract, mine, produce (oil/gas))
fügen (to join, to fit, to assemble, to add, to submit, to yield, to conform, to adapt)
G
galoppieren (to gallop)
garantieren (to guarantee, to assure, to promise, to warrant, to secure, to underwrite)
garen (to cook slowly, to simmer, to stew, to braise)
garnieren (to garnish, to decorate (food), to decorate, to adorn, to embellish)
gastieren (to guest, to perform as a guest, to make a guest appearance)
geben (give, hand, provide, deliver, cause, produce, yield, result in, there is, there are, exist, be present, allow, enable, grant, announce, declare, state)
gebieten (command, order, demand, enjoin, control, rule, dominate, master)
gebrauchen (to use, to make use of, to employ, to need, to require)
gebrechen (infirmity, ailment, disability, defect, lack, be without, be short of)
gebärden (to gesture, to gesticulate, to use sign language, gesture, sign, motion)
gebären (to give birth, to bear, to produce, to create, to generate, to give rise to, to endure, to suffer, to tolerate)
gebühren (to be due, to be fitting, to be proper, to be appropriate, fees, charges, costs, tariffs)
gedeihen (thrive, prosper, flourish, grow, do well)
gedenken (commemorate, remember, recall, observe, commemoration, remembrance, memorial)
gedulden (to be patient, to wait patiently, to bide one's time)
gefallen (to like, to please, to appeal to, to fall (in battle), to die (in combat), to perish)
gefrieren (to freeze, to congeal, to be paralyzed, to stop dead)
gefährden (endanger, jeopardize, imperil, risk, threaten)
gegensteuern (to counteract, to take countermeasures, to intervene, to correct, to counter-steer, to steer against)
gegenüberliegen (to lie opposite, to be opposite, to face)
gegenüberstehen (to face, to confront, to stand opposite, to regard, to view, to feel about, to stand towards)
gegenüberstellen (to compare, to contrast, to juxtapose, to place opposite, to put face to face, to confront)
gehen (walk, go, work, function, operate, leave, depart, progress, advance, proceed, to be (doing), to feel, to be about, to concern, to deal with, to be possible, to be allowed, to work (function))
gehorchen (to obey, to comply, to heed, obey, comply with, follow)
gehören (to belong to, to be owned by, to be part of, to be included in, to be appropriate, to be suitable, to be proper, to be counted among)
geistern (to haunt, to roam, to drift, to linger, to circulate, to float around)
geizen (to be stingy, to be parsimonious, to skimp, to stint)
geißeln (to scourge, to flog, to castigate, to lambaste, to denounce)
gelangen (arrive, reach, get to, obtain, achieve, gain, acquire, get into, fall into, come to)
geleiten (accompany, escort, guide, lead, protection, convoy, guard)
gelingen (to succeed, to manage, to turn out well)
geloben (to vow, to pledge, to promise solemnly)
gelten (to be valid, to apply, to be in effect, to count, to be considered, to be recognized, to pass for, to be for, to be intended for, to be directed at)
genehmigen (to approve, to permit, to authorize, to grant)
generieren (generate, produce, create)
genesen (recover, convalesce, get well, regenerate, restore, heal)
genießen (enjoy, relish, savor, enjoy (food/drink), savor (food/drink), benefit from, enjoy (advantages), profit from, enjoy (reputation/rights), have, possess)
genügen (suffice, be enough, be sufficient, satisfy, comply, meet, fulfill)
geraten (to get into, to end up in, to fall into, to land in, to turn out, to come out, to result, to lapse into, to advise, to recommend, to counsel)
gereichen (to redound, to result in, to serve as)
geschehen (happened, occurred, taken place)
gesellen (to join, to accompany, to associate with, to team up, journeyman, skilled worker, craftsman)
gestalten (to shape, to design, to create, to form, to fashion, to organize, to arrange, to plan, to structure, to influence, to determine, to mold)
gestatten (permit, allow, grant, allow me, permit me, introduce myself)
gestehen (confess, admit, acknowledge, declare, express)
gestikulieren (to gesticulate, to gesture)
gesunden (recover, get well, heal, improve, recovering, healing, improving)
getrauen (dare, venture, have the courage)
gewichten (to weigh, to prioritize, to give weight to, to emphasize)
gewinnen (to win, to be victorious, to gain, to obtain, to acquire, to extract, to mine, to produce, to win over, to attract, to captivate)
gewähren (grant, bestow, accord, concede, allow, enable, provide, afford, guarantee, assure, warrant, ensure)
gewährleisten (ensure, guarantee, warrant, secure, uphold)
gewöhnen (to get used to, to adapt to, to accustom oneself to, to accustom, to habituate, to familiarize)
gießen (to pour, to water, to cast (metal), cast, pour)
gipfeln (culminate, climax, peak)
glauben (to believe in, to trust, to think, to suppose, to guess, to believe, to accept as true, to be of the opinion)
gleichbleiben (to remain constant, to stay the same, to be consistent)
gleichen (to resemble, to be like, to be equal, to compensate, to balance, to equalize, to offset, to adjust, to level, to even out)
gleichkommen (to equal, to amount to, to be equivalent to, to match, to come up to)
gleichsetzen (equate, liken, put on a par with, treat equally, equalize, put on an equal footing)
gleichstellen (to equalize, to put on an equal footing, to treat equally, to equate, to put on par with, to give equal status)
gleichziehen (to catch up, to draw level, to equalize, to tie, to align, to level, to even out)
gleiten (to glide, to slide, to skim, to transition, to drift, to slip, to soar, to float, to move unnoticed)
gliedern (to structure, to divide, to organize, to classify, to arrange)
glitzern (sparkle, glitter, shimmer, gleam)
glosen (to glow, to glimmer, to gleam (softly), glow, glimmer, gleam, radiance (soft))
glotzen (to stare, to gawk, to gaze, to watch TV, to binge-watch (colloquial))
glänzen (to shine, to gleam, to sparkle, to glitter, to excel, to distinguish oneself)
glätten (to smooth, to flatten, to iron, to straighten, to smooth over, to iron out, to reconcile, to settle)
glücken (to succeed, to work out, to turn out well)
glühen (glow, smolder, incandesce, glow (with emotion), burn (with passion), be enthusiastic)
googeln (to google, to search on Google)
graben (to dig, to excavate, ditch, trench, moat, to search, to delve, to rummage)
grasen (to graze, to pasture, to comb, to scour, to search thoroughly)
grassieren (to spread, to rage, to be rampant, to be prevalent)
gratulieren (to congratulate)
grauen (to dread, to be terrified, to be horrified, to shudder, horror, terror, dread, fright)
gravieren (engrave, carve, etch, imprint, engrave (figuratively), leave a mark, make an impression)
greifen (grab, grasp, take, seize, catch, apprehend, capture, spread, take hold, propagate, be effective, work, take effect, succeed, cling, hold on, latch onto, achieve, obtain, reach, attain)
grenzen (to border, to be adjacent to, to adjoin, to verge on, to border on, to be close to)
grillen (grill, barbecue, BBQ, interrogate, question intensely, cross-examine)
grinsen (grin, smirk)
grollen (to resent, to bear a grudge, to be angry, to rumble, to growl, to thunder)
großziehen (to raise, to bring up, to rear)
gruppieren (group, classify, organize, arrange)
grölen (to bellow, to roar, to bawl, to holler, to chant loudly)
grübeln (to ponder, to ruminate, to brood, to muse)
gründen (found, establish, create, set up, base, ground)
grünen (to turn green, to become green, green)
grüßen (to greet, to say hello, to salute, to send regards, to send greetings, to say hello from)
gucken (to look, to watch, to see, to peek, to glance, to take a look, to check quickly, look, check, see, watch)
gutachten (expert opinion, report, assessment, to assess, to appraise, to evaluate)
gutgehen (to be well, to be fine, to be doing well, to go well, to run smoothly, to work out, to succeed)
gutheißen (to approve, to endorse, to sanction, to agree to, to condone)
gutmachen (to make up for, to compensate for, to rectify, to amend, to improve, to better, to mend, to fix)
gutschreiben (to credit, to post to credit, to attribute, to ascribe)
guttun (to do good, to be good for, to benefit)
gähnen (to yawn, to gape, to yawn (figurative), to be wide open, to yawn (to show boredom), to express boredom)
gären (ferment, brew, simmer, seethe, ferment (figurative))
gönnen (to not begrudge, to grant, to allow, to wish well, to treat oneself, to indulge in, to allow oneself)
H
haben (to have, to possess, to have (auxiliary), to have to, must, to be, to feel)
habilitieren (to habilitate)
hacken (chop, mince, hack, cut, crack, peck, strike)
hadern (to struggle, to contend, to grapple, to be at odds, to argue, to quarrel, to bicker, to dispute)
haften (stick, adhere, cling, be liable, be responsible, answer for, linger, remain, stick in mind)
hageln (to hail, to pour down, to rain down, to be showered with)
haken (hook, hanger, to hook, to latch, to fasten, catch, snag, hitch, drawback)
halbieren (to halve, to divide in half, to cut in half, to reduce by half)
hallen (to echo, to reverberate, to resound)
halten (hold, keep, maintain, stop, halt, consider, regard, deem, fulfill, adhere to, respect, organize, conduct, host, think of, have an opinion about, hold (an opinion), care for, last, endure, store, save, preserve)
handeln (to act, to take action, to operate, to negotiate, to bargain, to deal, to trade, to deal in, to sell, to be about, to deal with, to concern)
handhaben (handle, manage, operate, deal with, manipulate)
hantieren (to handle, to manipulate, to operate, to wield, to tinker, to fiddle, to dabble)
hapern (to be lacking, to be short, to be amiss, to fail)
harmonieren (to harmonize, to be in harmony, to match, to fit, to go well together)
harmonisieren (to harmonize, to balance, to coordinate, to standardize, to align)
harren (to wait, to bide, to endure, to await)
hassen (to hate, to detest, to loathe, hate, detest, loathe)
hasten (hurry, rush, hasten)
hauchen (to breathe, to whisper, to murmur)
hauen (to hit, to strike, to beat, to chop, to carve, to sculpt, to hew, to flee, to bolt, to scram, to beat it (informal), to hit hard, to strike hard, to put a lot of effort into, to go at it hard, to really go for it, to cut, to hack, to cleave)
hausen (to live poorly, to dwell in squalor, to be housed (poorly), to rampage, to wreak havoc, to make a mess, to carry on)
hebeln (to lever, to pry, to lift with a lever, to leverage, to manipulate, to influence, to exploit)
heben (to lift, to raise, to heave, to elevate, to enhance, to improve, to boost, keep, store, save, steal, pinch, swipe)
heften (staple, pin, fasten, attach, append, add, follow closely, stick to, cling to)
hegen (cherish, nurture, cultivate, care for, tend, harbor, entertain, nurse (a grudge))
hehlen (fence, conceal, hide, traffic (in stolen goods))
heilen (to cure, to heal, to treat, to recover, to get better)
heiligen (to consecrate, to sanctify, to hallow, holy, sacred, hallowed)
heimkehren (to return home, to come home)
heimsuchen (afflict, plague, devastate, beset, visit unexpectedly, haunt)
heiraten (marry, get married, wed, take as spouse)
heizen (heat, warm up, stoke, fuel, intensify, heat up)
heißen (to be called, to mean, to command, to order, to bid, to imply, to signify)
helfen (to help, to assist, to aid, to contribute, to support, to relieve, to ease, to improve, to be useful, to be beneficial)
hellen (lighten, brighten, illuminate)
hemmen (to inhibit, to slow down, to impede, to curb, to hinder, to obstruct, to hamper)
herabsetzen (reduce, lower, decrease, cut, belittle, disparage, degrade, demean, put down, set down)
heranführen (introduce, familiarize, guide towards, bring closer, lead to, guide to)
herangehen (approach, tackle, deal with, come closer, go up to)
herankommen (approach, get close, get to, come near, reach, achieve, obtain, get hold of, access)
heranrücken (move closer, draw near, pull up, approach, come closer, loom)
herantragen (bring to, carry to, move closer, present, propose, bring forward, submit, put to)
herantreten (approach, step up to, come up to, address, tackle, deal with)
heranwachsen (grow up, develop, mature, grow, come of age, growing up, maturing, development, adolescence)
heranziehen (consult, refer to, draw upon, enlist, involve, pull closer, draw near, bring closer, raise, bring up, educate, rear)
heraufbeschwören (provoke, evoke, conjure up, call forth, bring about, conjure, invoke, summon, call up)
herausarbeiten (highlight, emphasize, bring out, elaborate, develop, carve out, extract)
herausbekommen (find out, discover, figure out, ascertain, get out, extract, remove, retrieve)
herausbilden (develop, form, cultivate, train, emerge, manifest, take shape)
herausbringen (publish, release, bring out, launch, reveal, disclose, bring to light, expose, express, articulate, utter, get out)
herausfiltern (filter out, extract, separate)
herausfinden (find out, discover, ascertain, realize, learn)
herausfordern (challenge, provoke, dare, stimulate, motivate)
herausgeben (publish, edit, issue, hand over, return, give back, dispense, emit, produce, utter, give off, make)
heraushalten (stay out, keep out, refrain from, keep someone out, exclude, prevent from participating)
herausheben (highlight, emphasize, single out, bring out)
herausholen (take out, get out, retrieve, make the most of, get the best out of, maximize)
herauskommen (come out, emerge, exit, be released, be published, be revealed, become public, leak out, turn out, result, end up)
herauslesen (deduce, infer, read between the lines, gather)
herauslösen (detach, dislodge, separate, extract, remove, release, free, extricate, disengage)
herausnehmen (take out, remove, extract, delete, exclude, deduce, infer, gather, conclude, take away)
herausputzen (dress up, doll up, smarten up, get dressed up)
herausragen (protrude, stick out, stand out, project, excel, be outstanding, be exceptional)
herausreißen (pull out, tear out, rip out, yank out, interrupt, tear away, pull away, jolt, break)
herausspielen (highlight, bring out, showcase, demonstrate, win, earn, secure, gain, play one's way to)
herausspringen (jump out, spring out, pop out, emerge, result in, yield, come out of, accrue, amount to)
herausstellen (turn out, emerge, become apparent, reveal, discover, prove, emphasize, highlight, stress, underscore, point out, put out, take out, place outside, extract)
heraussuchen (pick out, select, choose, search out, sort out, to pick out, to select, to search for, to find)
herausziehen (to pull out, to extract, to draw out, to withdraw, to extricate)
herbeiführen (to cause, to bring about, to lead to, to effect)
hereinbrechen (to break out, to set in, to descend, to collapse, to cave in, to fall in)
hereinkommen (to come in, to enter, come in, arrive, enter)
hereinlassen (let in, admit, allow to enter, accept, let in (abstract))
hergeben (hand over, give, yield, surrender, part with, produce, generate, provide, give away, relinquish)
herhalten (serve as, stand in for, be a scapegoat, be held responsible, hold, support, hold up)
herkommen (come from, originate from, hail from, come here, arrive, get here, originate, arise)
herleiten (derive, deduce, infer, trace, track, derive (origin))
herrichten (prepare, arrange, set up, repair, restore, fix up)
herrschen (rule, govern, reign, dominate, prevail, predominate, be widespread, control, master, command)
herrühren (stem from, originate from, derive from, come from, be caused by, result from, be due to)
herstellen (produce, manufacture, make, create, fabricate, establish, restore, repair, reconstruct, re-establish)
herumkommen (get around, move around, avoid, circumvent, travel around, see the world)
herumlaufen (walk around, wander around, stroll around, run around, move around)
herumliegen (lie around, be scattered around, lounge around, do nothing)
herumschlagen (struggle with, contend with, grapple with, deal with, get involved in, get entangled in, bother with)
herumsprechen (spread, get around, become known)
herumstehen (stand around, loiter, hang around, be scattered, be lying around)
herunterfahren (shut down, power off, turn off, drive down, go down, descend)
herunterladen (download)
herunterspielen (downplay, minimize, play down)
hervorbringen (produce, create, generate, bring forth, utter)
hervorgehen (result, emerge, arise, be evident, be clear, stand out, emerge as, distinguish oneself, come out, appear, rise)
hervorheben (highlight, emphasize, stress, underline, point out, distinguish, set apart, make stand out, elevate)
hervorragen (protrude, project, stand out, stick out)
hervorrufen (provoke, cause, elicit, trigger, generate, evoke, recall, bring to mind, call forth)
hervortreten (emerge, step forward, come out, appear, stand out, be prominent, distinguish oneself, become apparent)
hervortun (excel, distinguish oneself, stand out, shine, demonstrate exceptional skills, prove oneself)
herzen (to hug, to embrace, to caress, to cuddle)
hetzen (rush, hurry, urge, chase, incite, agitate, stir up hatred, instigate)
heuen (to make hay, to hay, to harvest hay)
heuern (to hire, to employ, to engage, to sign on (a ship), to take service (on a ship), to work as a sailor)
heulen (to cry, to wail, to howl, to sob, to keen)
hexen (to bewitch, to cast spells, to do magic, to practice witchcraft)
hieven (hoist, heave, lift)
hinarbeiten (to work towards, to strive for, to aim for)
hinausgehen (to go out, to step out, to leave, to exceed, to go beyond, to surpass, to end, to finish, to expire)
hinauskommen (to come out, to get out, to be revealed, to become known, to get out of, to overcome)
hinauslaufen (to run out, to rush out, to lead to, to result in, to amount to)
hinausschieben (to postpone, to delay, to put off)
hinauszögern (delay, postpone, put off, procrastinate)
hinbekommen (manage, accomplish, succeed, get done, sort out, fix, repair, mend, get working)
hinblättern (fork out, shell out, pay up, cough up)
hindern (prevent, hinder, impede, obstruct, stop)
hindeuten (indicate, suggest, point to, hint at, imply, point)
hineinziehen (involve, drag into, draw into, pull in, drag in, draw in)
hinfahren (drive to, go to, travel to, drive, take, transport)
hingeben (to devote oneself, to dedicate oneself, to give oneself over, to surrender oneself, to commit oneself, to give oneself, to yield oneself (romantically/physically), to abandon oneself)
hingehen (to go there, to head there, to proceed there, to go to that place, to attend, to go to, to show up for, to visit, overlook, ignore, disregard)
hingehören (belong, be in place)
hinhalten (delay, stall, put off, hold out, extend, offer)
hinhören (listen carefully, pay attention, listen closely)
hinken (limp, hobble, be flawed, be inadequate, fall short, lag behind)
hinkommen (arrive, get there, reach, be enough, suffice, be adequate)
hinkriegen (manage, accomplish, pull off, get right, fix, repair, mend)
hinlegen (lie down, put down, lay down, shell out, pay up, spend a lot, deliver, perform, achieve, put on)
hinnehmen (accept, tolerate, put up with, take, bear, suffer, sustain)
hinreichen (hand over, pass, reach, suffice, be enough, be sufficient)
hinreißen (captivate, enthrall, carry away, inspire, get carried away, lose control, be swept away)
hinrichten (execute, put to death)
hinschauen (to look closely, to pay attention, to take a closer look, to look over, to look towards, to glance over)
hinsehen (to look carefully, to watch, to observe)
hinsetzen (to sit down, to take a seat)
hinstellen (to place, to put, to set, to present, to portray, to describe, to depict, to stand up, to get up, to rise)
hinterfragen (to question, to scrutinize, to critically examine, to probe)
hinterlassen (leave behind, leave, bequeath, pass on, will, make, produce, create)
hinterlegen (deposit, lodge, leave, provide, put up)
hinwegsetzen (disregard, ignore, disobey, override)
hinwegtäuschen (deceive, mislead, gloss over, obscure)
hinweisen (point out, indicate, refer to, draw attention to, warn, caution, advise of)
hinziehen (move to, relocate to, move in, drag on, be prolonged, extend, take a long time)
hinzufügen (add, append, include, attach)
hinzukommen (be added, join, come in addition, accrue, arrive, come along, come to)
hinzunehmen (accept, take into account, include, incorporate)
hissen (to hoist, to raise)
hochgehen (to go up, to ascend, to rise, to climb, to explode (figurative), explode, go off, burst, erupt, lose one's temper, blow up, get angry, flare up)
hochhalten (hold up, keep up, uphold, value highly, respect, cherish)
hochladen (upload)
hochrechnen (project, extrapolate, calculate forward, estimate, scale up, adjust)
hochziehen (pull up, raise, hoist, to build, to erect, to construct, to put up, to raise, to bring up, to educate)
hocken (to squat, to crouch, to hunker down, to loaf, to hang around, to sit around, to idle, to stay, to stick around, to be stuck)
hoffen (to hope, to expect, to wish, to hope for)
holen (to fetch, to get, to pick up, to bring, to obtain, to acquire, to call, to attract, to fetch (someone), to get (for oneself), to fetch (for oneself), fetch, get, retrieve, pick up)
honorieren (to honor, to reward, to remunerate)
horchen (listen, eavesdrop, hearken, obey, heed, listen to, follow)
horten (to hoard, to stockpile, to accumulate, hoarding, accumulation, stockpiling)
huldigen (pay homage, revere, venerate, worship)
humpeln (to limp, to hobble)
hungern (to starve, to go hungry, to suffer from hunger, to hunger for, to crave, to yearn for, to long for)
hupen (to honk, to hoot, to blare (horn), honk, hoot, blare (of a horn))
huren (to whore, to prostitute oneself, whores, prostitutes)
husten (to cough, cough)
hämmern (to hammer, to pound, to bang, hammer, pound, throb)
hängen (hang, be suspended, depend, hinge on, droop, sag, hang down, be attached to, be fond of, be dependent on, freeze, crash, get stuck)
hängenbleiben (get stuck, get caught, remain stuck, be held up, fall behind, struggle to keep up, stick in one's mind, be remembered, be memorable, stay with someone)
I
identifizieren (to identify, to recognize, to establish, identify with, relate to, associate with)
ignorieren (to ignore, to disregard)
illustrieren (to illustrate, to draw, to picture, to depict, to explain, to clarify, to exemplify)
imitieren (to imitate, to mimic, to copy, to replicate, to reproduce, to model)
impfen (vaccinate, immunize, inoculate)
implementieren (implement, execute, deploy, put into practice)
implizieren (imply, infer, suggest, hint, involve, entail, include)
imponieren (impress, awe)
importieren (import (verb), import, transfer, upload)
improvisieren (to improvise, to extemporize, to ad-lib)
infizieren (infect, contaminate, transmit, corrupt, taint, poison)
informieren (to inform, to notify, to advise, to get informed, to find out, to inquire)
inhaftieren (to arrest, to detain, to imprison, to incarcerate)
initiieren (to initiate, to start, to launch, to set in motion, to trigger)
innehaben (to hold, to occupy, to possess)
innehalten (pause, stop, halt, take a break)
inspirieren (to inspire, to motivate, to stimulate, to inhale, to breathe in)
inspizieren (to inspect, to examine, to review)
installieren (to install, to set up, to fit, to establish, to introduce, to implement)
instrumentalisieren (to instrumentalize, to exploit, to use as a tool)
inszenieren (stage, direct, produce, put on, orchestrate, engineer, contrive, present, portray, set up)
integrieren (to integrate, to include, to incorporate, to combine, to merge)
intensivieren (to intensify, to increase, to strengthen, to step up)
interessieren (to interest, to be interested in, to attract, to appeal to)
internieren (to intern, to detain, to confine)
interpretieren (to interpret, to explain, to analyze, to perform, to play, to portray, to translate orally)
intervenieren (intervene, interfere)
interviewen (interview)
intonieren (to intone, to sing, to play, to perform, to begin, to start, to set the tone)
investieren (to invest, to put money into, to dedicate, to put in)
involvieren (to involve, to include, to implicate)
irren (to err, to be mistaken, to be wrong, wander, roam, stray, get lost, be mistaken, be wrong, err, be deluded)
irritieren (confuse, bewilder, perplex, disorient, annoy, bother, disturb, irritate)
isolieren (to isolate, to insulate, to separate, insulate, isolate, shield, separate)
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jagen (to hunt, to chase game, to chase, to pursue, to hunt down, to strive for, to seek, to scare away, to drive, to rush, to hurry)
jammern (to whine, to moan, to lament, to complain, to whimper, to wail, to cry)
jauchen (to spread liquid manure, to muck, to fertilize with liquid manure)
jauchzen (to cheer, to exult, to shout for joy, to rejoice)
jaulen (to howl, to whine, to yelp, to whimper, to screech, to wail, to squeal)
jobben (to job, to work part-time, to do odd jobs)
jubeln (to cheer, to jubilate, to exult)
jubilieren (to jubilate, to cheer, to rejoice)
jucken (to itch, to tingle, not care, not matter, be irrelevant, not concern)
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kalauern (to pun, to make bad jokes, to crack jokes)
kalkulieren (to calculate, to estimate, to compute)
kanalisieren (to channel, to direct, to guide, to canalize)
kandidieren (to run for office, to stand for election, to be a candidate)
kanten (edges, rims, borders, sides, to tilt, to edge, to cant)
kapern (to hijack, to seize, to capture, to commandeer, capers)
kapieren (to understand, to grasp, to get it, to comprehend)
kapitulieren (to capitulate, to surrender)
kappen (to cut, to sever, to trim, to reduce, to cut off, to interrupt, to terminate, to end)
kaputtmachen (to break, to destroy, to damage, to ruin, to spoil, to mess up, to wreck)
karikieren (to caricature, to satirize, to mock)
karren (cart, handcart, barrow, to cart, to haul, to wheel)
karten (cards, maps, play cards)
kaschieren (to conceal, to hide, to mask, to gloss over, laminate, veneer, cover, conceal)
kassieren (to collect, to cash, to receive payment, to suffer, to receive, to get (a defeat/penalty))
kastrieren (castrate, neuter, spay)
katapultieren (to catapult, to launch, to hurl, to propel, to thrust)
kauen (chew, masticate, chew on, bite on)
kauern (crouch, squat, huddle)
kaufen (buy, purchase, gain, win over, bribe, buy off, corrupt, to believe, to buy into, to fall for)
kegeln (to play skittles, to bowl, skittles, bowling)
kehren (to sweep, to return, to go back, to turn, to change direction)
keimen (to germinate, to sprout, to bud, to emerge, to arise, to develop, to take root)
kennen (to know, to be familiar with, to recognize, to identify, to be aware of, to be acquainted with)
kennenlernen (to get to know, to meet, to become acquainted with, get to know, become acquainted with, learn about, make acquaintance of)
kennzeichnen (mark, characterize, indicate, denote, distinguish, label, tag, identify, signify)
kentern (capsize, overturn, keel over, founder)
kichern (to giggle, to titter, to snicker)
kicken (to play soccer, to kick around, to play football, to fire, to dismiss, to kick out, to sack)
killen (to kill, to eliminate, to slay, to kill it (colloquial), to nail it (colloquial), to blow away (colloquial))
kippen (to tilt, to tip over, to overturn, to change, to shift, to turn, to chug, to down, to gulp down)
kitzeln (to tickle, tickle, tickling)
klaffen (to gape, to yawn, to split open, to be wide open, to diverge, to differ widely, to be a gap)
klagen (complain, lament, grumble, moan, sue, file a lawsuit, take legal action, prosecute, groan, wail)
klammern (cling, hold on, grasp, attach oneself, parentheses, brackets, clip, staple, fasten, pin)
klappen (to work, to succeed, to go well, to function, to fold, to close, to collapse, to flap, to click, to snap, to clack, to bang)
klappern (to rattle, to clatter, to chatter (teeth), to chatter, to babble, to prattle)
klarkommen (to cope, to manage, to get by, to deal with, to get along, to get on, to understand each other)
klarmachen (to clarify, to make clear, to explain, to prepare, to get ready, to make ready, to get, to secure, to obtain, to arrange)
klarstellen (to clarify, to set straight, to clear up)
klassieren (to classify, to categorize, to grade, to sort)
klassifizieren (to classify, to categorize)
klatschen (to clap, to applaud, to gossip, to tittle-tattle, to smack, to slap, to splash, to thud, to crash)
klauen (steal, pilfer, swipe, pinch, borrow without permission, jokingly take, swipe (jokingly))
kleben (to stick, to glue, to paste, to adhere, to cling, to be stuck, to cling (to), to be attached (to), to be dependent (on))
kleiden (to dress, to clothe, to attire, to clad, to cover, to drape, to adorn)
klemmen (to clamp, to press, to wedge, to tuck, to hold firmly, to get stuck, to jam, to malfunction, to seize up)
klettern (to climb, to ascend, to climb (indoors), to scale (a wall), to rise, to increase, to climb (figures/prices))
klicken (to click)
klimmen (climb, ascend, scale)
klingeln (ring, chime, jingle, clink, tinkle, ring (ears), buzz (ears), tingle (ears))
klingen (sound, resonate, ring, seem, appear)
klirren (to clink, to jingle, to rattle, to clang, clink, jingle, rattle, clang)
klonen (to clone)
klopfen (to knock, to tap, to pat, to tenderize, to flatten, to pound)
kloppen (to beat, to thrash, to whack, to hit, play cards, card game)
klären (to clarify, to explain, to clear up, to resolve, to settle, purify, clarify, clean, treat)
knabbern (nibble, snack, gnaw, bite, pick)
knacken (crack, break, force open, crackle, snap, pop, creak, solve, overcome, master)
knallen (bang, pop, slam, crack, to shoot, to fire, to bang, to crash, to slam)
kneifen (pinch, nip, squeeze, chicken out, back out, flinch, shy away)
kneten (knead, work (dough), massage, rub, knead (in a massage context))
knicken (fold, crease, bend, buckle, give way, collapse, snap, break)
knien (kneel, be kneeling)
knipsen (snap, take a picture, click, snip, clip, cut, trim, switch on, switch off, turn on, turn off, flick on, flick off)
knirschen (crunch, grate, grind, creak, grind teeth (in anger), gnash teeth)
knistern (crackle, rustle, crisp, crackling, rustling)
knoten (knot, tie, tangle, junction, intersection, bottleneck, traffic jam, lump, nodule, growth, mass, to knot, to tie, to fasten)
knurren (to growl, to snarl, to rumble, growl, snarl, rumble)
knüpfen (to establish, to form, to forge, to make, to build, to tie, to knot, to fasten)
kochen (to cook, to prepare food, to boil, to be boiling, to boil with rage, to seethe, to be furious, to fume, to concoct, to brew, to devise, to cook up)
kodieren (to encode, to code, to encrypt, encode, code)
kokettieren (to flirt, to coquette)
kollabieren (to collapse, to faint, to pass out, to break down, to fall apart)
kollidieren (collide, crash, conflict, clash)
kolportieren (to peddle, to spread (rumors), to circulate (rumors), to retail (news))
kombinieren (to combine, to mix, to unite, to blend, to deduce, to infer, to put together, to figure out, to calculate combinations, to determine combinations)
kommandieren (to command, to order, to direct)
kommen (to come, to arrive, to happen, to occur, to come about, to become, to reach, to attain, to come from, to be from, to come to mind, to get an idea, to think of, to come to, to arrive at)
kommentieren (to comment, to remark, to opine, to observe, to annotate, to explain, to clarify, to commentate, to narrate, to describe, to report)
kommunizieren (communicate, converse, interact, connect, link, interface)
kompensieren (to compensate, to offset, to balance, to indemnify, to reimburse)
komplettieren (to complete, to finish, to make whole)
komplizieren (to complicate, to make more complex, to make more difficult)
komponieren (to compose, to write music)
komprimieren (compress, condense)
konfiszieren (confiscate, seize, impound)
konfrontieren (to confront, to face, to challenge, to bring face to face, to pit against)
konkretisieren (to concretize, to specify, to elaborate, to detail)
konkurrieren (to compete, to rival)
konservieren (to preserve, to conserve, to can, to pickle, to maintain, to keep)
konsolidieren (consolidate, strengthen, stabilize, secure, merge, unify, combine)
konstatieren (to state, to note, to observe, to ascertain)
konstituieren (constitute, form, establish, set up)
konstruieren (construct, design, engineer, build)
konsultieren (to consult, to seek advice)
konsumieren (to consume, to use, to spend, to eat, to drink, to ingest)
kontaktieren (to contact, to get in touch with, to reach out to)
konterkarieren (thwart, frustrate, counteract, undermine)
kontern (counter, retort, hit back, strike back, counter-attack)
kontrastieren (to contrast, to compare)
kontrollieren (to check, to inspect, to verify, to examine, to audit, to control, to manage, to govern, to influence, to direct, to supervise, to monitor, to oversee, to watch)
konvertieren (to convert, to transform)
konzentrieren (to concentrate, to focus, to pay attention, to gather, to accumulate, to centralize, to intensify, to thicken)
konzertieren (to perform (in concert), to give a concert)
konzipieren (to conceive, to design, to plan, to draft)
kooperieren (to cooperate, to collaborate)
koordinieren (to coordinate, to organize, to synchronize)
kopieren (to copy, to duplicate, to imitate, to mimic)
koppeln (to couple, to connect, to link, to join, to associate, to relate)
koppen (to head (the ball), to crib-bite, to wind-suck)
korrespondieren (to correspond, to exchange letters, to communicate in writing, to match, to agree, to correlate, to be consistent)
korrigieren (to correct, to rectify, to amend, to fix, to adjust, to improve, to calibrate, to set right, to fine-tune)
kosen (caress, fondle, cuddle, pet, dally)
kosten (cost, price, expense, charge, to cost, to be priced at, to amount to, expenses, costs, outlays, expenditures)
kotzen (to vomit, to throw up, to puke, to barf, to be disgusted, to be fed up, to be sick of)
krabbeln (to crawl, to creep, to tingle, to itch, to crawl (on skin))
krachen (crash, bang, crack, thunder, noise, din, racket)
kramen (rummage, delve, search, fumble)
kranken (to be ill, to suffer from, to ail, unwell, ailing, in poor health)
kratzen (to scratch, to scrape, scratch, irritate, tickle, screech, scrape, grate)
kredenzen (to serve, to offer, to present)
kreieren (to create, to design, to invent)
kreischen (shriek, scream, squeal, screech, creak)
kreisen (circle, revolve, orbit, rotate, circle around, go in circles, revolve around)
kreuzen (to cross, to intersect, to cruise, to tick, to mark with a cross, to check (a box), to cross-breed, to hybridize)
kriechen (to crawl, to creep, to sneak, to slink, to grovel, to fawn, to kowtow)
kriegen (to get, to receive, to obtain, to manage, to achieve, to accomplish, to get done, get, receive, suffer, experience, catch, capture)
kriseln (to be in a shaky state, to be on the rocks, to be in trouble, to be brewing (a crisis))
kristallisieren (crystallize, form crystals, clarify, become clear, emerge)
kritisieren (to criticize, to fault, to disapprove of, to critique, to review, to analyze)
krähen (to crow, crows)
kränken (to offend, to hurt, to grieve, to wound)
krönen (to crown, to culminate, to complete, to top off)
krümmen (to bend, to curve, to twist, to wind, to meander)
kugelstoßen (shot put)
kultivieren (cultivate, grow, farm, develop, foster, nurture, refine, improve)
kundtun (to announce, to make known, to proclaim, to declare)
kurbeln (to crank, to wind, to turn a handle, to boost, to stimulate, to accelerate, to push, to drive)
kuren (to take a cure, to undergo spa treatment, to take the waters, cure, spa treatment, health cure)
kurieren (to cure, to treat, to heal, to correct, to remedy, to improve)
kursieren (to circulate, to be current, to be rumored)
kurven (to curve, to bend, to wind, to turn, curves, bends)
kuscheln (cuddle, snuggle, hug)
kämpfen (to fight, to combat, to battle, to struggle, to contend, to strive, to fight (for something), to compete, to vie)
ködern (lure, entice, bait, tempt)
können (can, to be able to, may, might, to be possible, be allowed to)
köpfen (to decapitate, to behead, to head (the ball))
kühlen (cool, chill, refrigerate, chilly)
kümmern (take care of, look after, attend to, care for, worry about, be concerned about, care about, concern)
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laben (to refresh, to invigorate, to comfort, refreshment, invigoration, comfort)
laborieren (to suffer from, to be afflicted with, to struggle with)
lachen (laugh, giggle, chuckle, mock, ridicule, laugh at, make fun of)
lackieren (to paint, to varnish, to lacquer)
laden (to load, to charge, to invite, shop, store, boutique, upload, load, charge)
lagern (to store, to keep, to stock, to warehouse, to camp, to encamp, to bivouac, to be stationed, to age, to mature, to ripen)
lahmlegen (to paralyze, to cripple, to shut down, to bring to a standstill, to incapacitate, to disable)
lamentieren (to lament, to complain, to wail)
lancieren (to launch, to introduce, to release, to promote, to boost, to establish)
landen (to land, to touch down, to end up, to land (in a situation), to secure, to get, to land (a job/deal))
langen (to reach, to grab, to stretch for, to be enough, to suffice, to be sufficient)
langweilen (to bore, to tire, to be bored, to get bored)
lassen (to let, to allow, to permit, to leave, to abandon, to have (something done), to get (something done), stop, quit, cease, leave off, let, leave, allow, omit, leave out, skip, not do)
lasten (weigh on, burden, lie heavily on, burdens, loads, weights, responsibilities)
lauern (to lurk, to lie in wait, to ambush)
laufen (run, jog, walk, go on foot, stroll, operate, function, work, go, proceed, develop, happen, be shown, be screened, be broadcast, play, flow, leak, drain)
lauschen (eavesdrop, listen in, spy, listen, hearken, attend)
lauten (to sound, to ring, to chime, to read, to be worded, to state)
leasen (to lease, to rent)
leben (to live, to be alive, life, existence, to reside, to dwell)
lecken (to lick, to leak, to drip)
leeren (to empty, to clear out, empty, vacant, devoid of content, to clear)
legalisieren (to legalize, to legitimate)
legen (to lay, to put, to place, to invest, to put in, to spend, to set, to establish, to fix, to determine, bet, wager, stake, place a bet, lay eggs, deposit eggs)
legitimieren (to legitimize, to legalize, to validate, to identify, to verify, to check ID)
lehnen (lean, recline, rest against, reject, refuse, decline, tilt, incline)
lehren (to teach, to instruct, to learn (from experience), to preach)
leichtern (to lighten, to ease, to alleviate, to facilitate)
leiden (to suffer, to be in pain, to ache, to endure, to bear, to tolerate, to put up with, suffer from, be afflicted with, be sensitive to)
leihen (to lend, borrow)
leisten (perform, achieve, fulfill, accomplish, render, provide, give, offer, afford, be able to pay for, take an oath, swear an oath, pledge)
leiten (to lead, to manage, to direct, to guide, to conduct, to transmit, to channel, to derive, to deduce, to infer)
lenken (steer, guide, direct, influence, distract, divert, draw away)
lernen (to learn, to study, to memorize, to learn by heart, to find out, to discover)
lesen (read (verb), read (interpret), decipher, study (at university), read (a subject), read (aloud), give a reading)
leuchten (to shine, to glow, to radiate, to gleam, to illuminate, to light up, to brighten, to stand out, to be vibrant, to be brilliant)
leugnen (to deny, to disavow, to repudiate, to gainsay)
liberalisieren (liberalize, deregulate)
lichten (to thin out, to clear, to lighten, to weigh anchor, to lift anchor, sparse, thin, light, clear)
lieben (to love, to adore, to cherish, to be passionate about, to enjoy greatly, to love (romantically/sexually), to make love, to be intimate, to prefer greatly, to be very fond of)
liebäugeln (to flirt with the idea, to toy with the idea, to eye up, to consider)
liefern (deliver, supply, provide, yield, furnish, perform, achieve)
liegen (lie, be lying, be located, be situated, be due to, be caused by, be attributable to, be in, be in a state of)
liegenbleiben (break down, stop, be stranded, remain undone, be left undone, be neglected, pile up, fail, flunk, not pass)
liieren (to get involved, to form a relationship, to become romantically involved, to become close friends, to ally, to associate, to join forces, to partner up)
limitieren (to limit, to restrict, to cap)
lindern (to alleviate, to relieve, to soothe, to ease)
liquidieren (to liquidate, to assassinate, to eliminate, to wind up, to dissolve)
loben (to praise, to commend, to compliment, to recommend, to speak highly of, to laud)
locken (attract, lure, entice, seduce, curl (hair))
lockern (loosen, relax, slacken, ease, lighten, relieve, relax (tension))
lodern (to blaze, to flare, to flame, to burn fiercely, to glow, to gleam, to sparkle)
logieren (to stay, to lodge, to reside, to accommodate)
lohnen (be worth it, be worthwhile, pay off, reward, remunerate, pay)
lokalisieren (to locate, to pinpoint, to find, to localize, to adapt)
losen (to solve, to resolve, to find a solution, to draw lots, to raffle, to select by chance)
losfahren (to set off, to drive off, to depart (by vehicle))
losgehen (to set off, to leave, to start going, start, begin, commence, break out, start suddenly, erupt)
loslassen (let go, release, unhand, allow to leave, start, begin, launch)
loslegen (get started, kick off, get going, dive in, blurt out, go off, launch into, speak without thinking)
loslösen (detach, separate, loosen, unfasten, break free, disengage, detach oneself, free oneself)
loswerden (get rid of, dispose of, shake off, get off one's chest, express, vent)
loten (sound, fathom, explore, investigate, plumb line, sounding lead, depth gauge)
lotsen (to pilot, to guide, to steer, pilot)
lumpen (rag, cloth, scoundrel, rogue, wretch, cad, to loaf, to idle, to lounge around)
lächeln (to smile)
lähmen (paralyze, cripple, immobilize, hinder, impede, bring to a standstill)
lärmen (to make noise, to clamor, to racket, to be noisy)
lästern (to gossip, to backbite, to slander, to badmouth)
M
machen (do, make, perform, carry out, create, build, cause, provoke, earn, gain, obtain, participate, take part, join, prepare, arrange, produce, emit)
mahlen (grind, mill)
mahnen (remind, warn, admonish, urge, dun, caution, point out)
malen (to paint, to color, to draw, to sketch)
managen (to manage, to handle, to direct, to run)
mangeln (to lack, to be short of, to be wanting, to mangle, to calender (laundry))
manifestieren (to manifest, to reveal, to show, to become apparent, to demonstrate, to protest, to express, to declare)
manipulieren (manipulate, influence, control, tamper with, modify, adjust)
mannen (to staff, to man, to crew)
manövrieren (to maneuver, to navigate, to steer, to manipulate, to orchestrate)
markieren (to mark, to highlight, to label, to tag, to indicate, to pinpoint, to select)
marschieren (to march, to parade, to walk in formation)
maskieren (to disguise, to conceal, to mask, to hide, to put on a mask, to apply makeup)
massieren (to massage, to rub, to mass, to gather, to concentrate, to assemble)
mauern (to build a wall, to lay bricks, to brick up, to stonewall, to be evasive, to refuse to cooperate)
mausern (moult, shed, transform, develop, improve, blossom, come into one's own)
meckern (to grumble, to complain, to carp, to nag, to bleat, to baa)
meditieren (to meditate, to contemplate, to reflect)
mehren (increase, augment, multiply, grow, accumulate, spread, propagate, disseminate, circulate, multiply (of rumors))
meiden (to avoid, to elude, to shun, to abstain from, to refrain from)
meinen (to mean, to think, to believe, to opine, to refer to, to allude to, to intend, to have in mind)
meistern (to master, to control, to dominate, to overcome, to conquer, to manage, to become proficient in, to excel in)
meißeln (to chisel, to sculpt, to carve, chisel, sculpt, carve, shape)
melden (report, inform, notify, announce, register, sign up, enroll, apply, check in, raise hand, volunteer, speak up)
melken (to milk, milk, to exploit, to squeeze, to take advantage of)
merken (notice, realize, perceive, remember, memorize, learn by heart, to notice, to remember, to keep in mind, to take note of)
messen (to measure, to gauge, to survey, measure, compare, compete, rival, contend, evaluate, judge, assess)
mieten (to rent, to hire)
mildern (to mitigate, to alleviate, to lessen, to soften, to temper, to moderate)
mimen (to mime, to act, to play, to portray, to feign, to pretend, to simulate, to fake)
mindern (reduce, decrease, diminish, lessen)
minimieren (minimize, reduce)
mischen (mix, blend, combine, meddle, interfere, intervene, influence, alter, shuffle)
missachten (disregard, ignore, disrespect, violate, overlook, underestimate)
missbilligen (disapprove, condemn, object to, frown upon)
missbrauchen (misuse, abuse, exploit, take advantage of)
missen (miss, do without, go without)
missfallen (displease, disapprove, dislike)
misshandeln (to abuse, to mistreat, to maltreat)
misslingen (to fail, to miscarry, to go wrong)
misstrauen (to distrust, to mistrust, to suspect, distrust, mistrust, suspicion)
missverstehen (to misunderstand, to misinterpret)
mitansehen (to watch helplessly, to stand by and watch, to witness)
mitarbeiten (to collaborate, to cooperate, to participate, to work together)
mitbekommen (to notice, to realize, to perceive, to catch, to hear about, to get wind of, to be informed of (indirectly))
mitbestimmen (to co-determine, to have a say, to participate in decision-making)
mitbringen (to bring along, to take along, to bring (as a guest), to take (as a guest), to entail, to bring about, to involve, to come with)
mitdenken (to think along, to contribute ideas, to participate mentally)
miteinbeziehen (to include, to involve, to take into account, to consider)
mitentscheiden (to co-decide, to have a say, to participate in decision-making)
miterleben (to experience together, to witness, to live through with others)
mitfahren (to ride along, to go with, to hitch a ride)
mitfeiern (to celebrate with, to join in the celebration, to party along)
mitfinanzieren (co-finance, contribute financially, help finance)
mitführen (carry along, take with, bring along)
mitgeben (give along, give to take, send with)
mitgehen (go along, accompany, join, shoplift, pilfer, swipe, take without permission)
mitgestalten (co-design, help shape, participate in shaping, contribute to the design)
mithalten (keep up, keep pace, compete)
mithelfen (help out, assist, lend a hand)
mitkommen (come along, accompany, follow, understand, keep up (mentally), keep up, keep pace, stay abreast)
mitlaufen (run along, participate, join in, run alongside, run with, operate concurrently)
mitmachen (participate, take part, join in, join, come along, get involved, collaborate, cooperate, contribute)
mitmischen (get involved, participate actively, have a say, meddle, interfere, butt in)
mitnehmen (take along, bring along, carry along, give a ride, take along (in a vehicle), pick up, take away, take out, to go, take away (a lesson), learn from, gain from, assimilate)
mitreden (have a say, join in a discussion, participate in a conversation)
mitreißen (enthuse, excite, captivate, sweep along, carry away, drag along, sweep away, pull along)
mitschreiben (take notes, write down, jot down, take an exam, sit for an exam, participate in a test)
mitsingen (sing along, join in singing)
mitspielen (play along, join in a game, participate, play a role, be a factor, influence)
mitteilen (to inform, to communicate, to tell, to notify, to announce, to disclose, to make known)
mittragen (to bear, to share, to support, to carry (a burden), to help carry, to carry together)
mitverfolgen (to follow, to track, to monitor)
mitwirken (participate, contribute, collaborate, be involved)
mitziehen (join in, participate, go along with, get involved, follow, go along, move with)
mitzählen (count in, include, factor in)
mixen (mix, blend, combine)
mobilisieren (to mobilize, to deploy, to call up, to motivate, to activate, to rouse, to stir up)
modellieren (to model, to sculpt, to shape, to simulate, to analyze)
moderieren (to host, to moderate, to lead, to present, to mitigate, to defuse, to ease)
modernisieren (to modernize, to update, to renovate)
modifizieren (modify, alter, adjust, adapt)
monieren (criticize, complain about, object to, fault)
montieren (to assemble, to install, to mount, to fit, to attach, to fix, to fasten, to edit, to cut, to montage)
morden (to murder, to kill)
mosern (to grumble, to complain, to whine)
motivieren (to motivate, to encourage, to inspire, to stimulate, to justify, to explain, to give reasons for)
mucken (to grumble, to complain, to object, to resist, to make a fuss, hiccups, glitches, snags, minor issues, quirks, troubles)
multiplizieren (multiply, times)
munden (to taste good, to be palatable, to be agreeable)
munkeln (to rumor, to whisper, to speculate, to gossip)
murmeln (to murmur, to mumble, to whisper)
murren (to grumble, to complain, to mutter, grumble, complaint, mutter)
musizieren (to make music, to play music, to perform music)
mustern (scrutinize, examine, inspect, eye, to muster, to draft, to conscript, to screen, to evaluate)
muten (sense, perceive, feel, intuit, attribute, ascribe, assign)
mutieren (mutate, change, transform, evolve)
mutmaßen (surmise, conjecture, guess, assume)
mähen (to mow, to cut (grass), to harvest, to reap, to cut (crops))
mären (tale, legend, myth, saga, to tell tales, to narrate, to recount)
mögen (to like, to be fond of, to prefer, may, might, could (as in 'it may be'), to care for, to be willing to, to be inclined to, to feel like, to choose, to rather)
mühen (to strive, to toil, to exert oneself, to take pains, efforts, exertions, toils)
N
nachahmen (imitate, copy, mimic)
nachbauen (rebuild, reconstruct, replicate, copy, reproduce)
nachbessern (amend, revise, improve, correct, rework, refine)
nachdenken (think, reflect, ponder, contemplate, consider, think about)
nacheifern (to emulate, to imitate, to aspire to be like)
nachempfinden (to empathize, to feel, to understand, to relate to)
nachfolgen (to follow, to come after, to trail, to succeed, to take over from, to replace, to imitate, to emulate)
nachfragen (to inquire, to ask, to question, to investigate, to look into, to ask for clarification, to request more information, to ask about, to show interest)
nachgeben (to yield, to give in, to concede, to surrender, to loosen, to give way, to slacken, to add more, to add, to back down)
nachgehen (to investigate, to pursue, to follow up on, to perform, to fulfill, to carry out, to attend to, to run slow, to be slow)
nachhelfen (to help, to assist, to give a hand, to aid, to manipulate, to adjust, to tweak, to doctor)
nachholen (to catch up, to make up for, to retrieve, to complete)
nachkommen (to comply with, to meet, to fulfill, to follow, to come after, to catch up, to descend from, to be descended from, to arrive later, to follow behind)
nachlassen (decrease, subside, abate, diminish, slacken, ease off, reduce, lower, discount, give a discount, decline, deteriorate, wane, fall off)
nachlegen (add more, replenish, put more on, stoke, step up, increase effort, follow up, add more effort)
nachlesen (look up, read up on, consult, check)
nachmachen (imitate, copy, mimic, ape, reproduce, replicate, counterfeit)
nachprüfen (to check, to verify, to re-examine, to review)
nachreichen (to submit later, to hand in subsequently, to furnish afterwards)
nachrücken (to move up, to move forward, to close ranks, to succeed, to take over, to fill a vacancy)
nachsagen (to say about, to attribute to, to rumor about, to accuse of)
nachschauen (to check, to look, to verify, to see, to look up, to consult, to search, to refer to)
nachschlagen (look up, consult, refer to, hit back, strike back, retaliate, increase, raise, put up, take after, resemble, follow)
nachsehen (check, verify, look up, review, forgive, overlook, excuse, pardon)
nachspielen (to replay, to re-enact, to perform again, to play, to simulate, to reconstruct, to play out, to replicate)
nachspüren (to track, to trace, to follow, to pursue, to scent out, to explore, to investigate, to delve into, to probe, to fathom)
nachstehen (to be inferior to, to be second to, to lag behind, to be on par with)
nachstellen (to stalk, to pursue, to harass, to follow, adjust, readjust, set, regulate, calibrate, recreate, re-enact, imitate, stage)
nachtragen (to add, to append, to enter, to record, to bear a grudge, to hold a grudge, to resent)
nachvollziehen (understand, comprehend, follow, grasp, reconstruct, retrace, recreate)
nachwachsen (grow back, regenerate, regrow)
nachweisen (prove, demonstrate, show, verify, establish, confirm, document, record, certify, attest, provide proof)
nachzeichnen (to trace, to draw after, to copy, to reconstruct, to retrace, to recreate, to depict)
nachziehen (to pull along, to follow, to go along with, to adopt, to follow suit, to imitate, to copy, to repeat, to tighten, to retighten, to adjust)
nageln (to nail, to fasten with nails, to screw, to bang, to nail (slang for sex), to block, to stop, to pin down (in sports))
nagen (to gnaw, to nibble, to chew, gnaw, torment, plague, bother)
nahebringen (explain, present, convey, make accessible, familiarize, introduce, acquaint)
nahelegen (suggest, recommend, imply, hint)
nahen (approach, draw near, come closer, sew, stitch)
nahestehen (be close to, be intimate with, be fond of)
naschen (to snack, to nibble on sweets, to have a sweet treat, to taste, to sample, to try a bit, snack, nibble, secretly eat)
navigieren (to navigate, to steer, to pilot, to find one's way, to orient oneself, to browse, to move through)
negieren (deny, reject, contradict, refute, negate)
nehmen (take, grasp, pick up, get, accept, receive, take (transport), make (a decision), take (an action), take (medication), adopt, assume, take (a stance))
neigen (tend, be prone, be inclined, tilt, incline, lean, lean towards)
nennen (to name, to call, to mention, to refer to, to cite, to label, to classify, to categorize, to state, to provide, to give, to tell)
nerven (annoy, irritate, bother, get on one's nerves, nerves)
neuern (renew, modernize, update)
neutralisieren (neutralize, counteract, nullify, neutralize (chemically))
nicken (to nod, to assent, to nod off, to doze off, to drowse)
niederbrennen (to burn down, to raze by fire, to incinerate)
niedergehen (fall, descend, come down, collapse, fall down, break down)
niederlassen (to settle down, to establish oneself, to sit down, to take a seat, to alight)
niederlegen (to lay down, to put down, to place, to resign, to step down, to relinquish)
niederschlagen (to knock down, to fell, to strike down, to beat down, to suppress, to quash, to put down, to quell, to depress, to deject, to sadden, to discourage)
niederschreiben (to write down, to record, to note down, to put in writing)
niederstechen (stab down, knife down)
nisten (to nest, to build a nest, to settle, to make oneself at home, to nestle)
nominieren (to nominate)
normalisieren (normalize, regularize, restore to normal, standardize, adapt to standards)
notieren (to note down, to write down, to make a note of, to jot down, to record, to register, to document, to log, to observe, to notice, to take note (mentally), to register (mentally))
nutzen (to use, to utilize, to benefit from, to take advantage of, benefit, use, utility, advantage)
nähen (to sew, to sew together, to join by sewing, to mend, to repair by sewing, to make, to create, to tailor, to suture, to stitch)
näherbringen (to explain, to present, to make understandable, to bring closer (figuratively), to bring closer, to unite, to foster intimacy)
näherkommen (to approach, to come closer, to get closer, to get closer to, to near)
nähern (to approach, to draw near, to come closer, to approximate, to converge, to address, to tackle (gradually))
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O
obliegen (to be incumbent upon, to be the responsibility of, to be up to)
offenbaren (reveal, disclose, manifest, unveil, show, demonstrate, make evident)
offenhalten (keep open, hold open, keep available, defer, postpone, leave open)
offenlegen (disclose, reveal, lay open, make public, divulge)
offenstehen (to be open, to be accessible, to stand open, to be pending, to be undecided)
offerieren (to offer, to propose, to present)
operieren (to operate, to perform surgery, to run, to work, to conduct operations, to calculate, to compute)
opfern (to sacrifice, to give up, to offer)
optimieren (optimize, improve, enhance, perfect, fine-tune, adjust, streamline, refine, boost)
ordern (to order, to request, to place an order, order, purchase order, request)
ordnen (organize, arrange, sort, systematize, tidy up, put in order, straighten, assign, classify, group, place)
organisieren (to organize, to plan, to arrange, to coordinate, to form, to establish, to set up, to sort, to structure)
orientieren (to orient, to find one's bearings, to get one's bearings, inform, brief, guide, advise, instruct, align, orient, direct, position, adjust)
orten (locate, pinpoint, track, find)
outen (to come out, to out, to reveal, to disclose, to expose)
P
paaren (to mate, to pair, to couple, pair, combine, match, couple)
pachten (lease, rent, farm (land))
packen (pack, wrap, put away, grab, seize, grip, hold, manage, succeed, accomplish, make it, pass, captivate, thrill, get, tackle, handle, deal with, face, approach)
paddeln (paddle, row, splash)
parieren (parry, block, deflect, obey, follow, comply)
parken (to park, parking)
parkieren (to park)
parodieren (to parody, to spoof, to satirize, to mock)
partizipieren (participate, take part, be involved)
passen (suit, fit, be suitable, be convenient, match, go well with, harmonize, be the right size, pass, abstain, skip a turn, pay attention, watch out, look after)
passieren (happen, occur, take place, pass, cross, traverse, go through, strain, purée, sieve, filter)
patentieren (to patent, to register a patent)
patrouillieren (to patrol, to guard, to monitor)
patzen (to blunder, to make a mistake, to mess up, to botch, to stain, to dirty, to smudge, to smear, to splatter)
pausen (to pause, to take a break, to stop, break, pause, intermission, recess)
pausieren (to pause, to take a break, to suspend)
peilen (to bear, to take a bearing, to gauge, to ascertain, to get, to grasp, to understand, to comprehend, to figure out)
peitschen (to whip, to lash, to flog, to thrash, to buffet)
pendeln (commute, travel back and forth, oscillate, swing, sway, fluctuate, vary, waver)
pensionieren (to retire, to pension off)
perfektionieren (to perfect, to refine, to optimize, to improve)
perlen (to bead, to drip, to trickle, pearls)
pfeifen (whistle, pipe, disregard, ignore, not care about, defy, chirp, warble, sing, hiss, shriek, play (a flute), whistle (a tune))
pflanzen (to plant, to instill, to implant, to establish, to place, to put, to set)
pflastern (to pave, to cobble, to plaster, to cover, to strew)
pflegen (to care for, to look after, to nurse, to tend, to maintain, to keep, to cultivate, to be accustomed to, to be in the habit of, to tend to, to usually do)
pflücken (pick, pluck, gather, harvest)
philosophieren (to philosophize, to ponder, to contemplate)
picken (pick, select, choose, peck)
piercen (pierce)
pilgern (to pilgrimage, to go on a pilgrimage)
plagen (plague, torment, bother, annoy, trouble, nuisance, affliction, scourge)
planen (to plan, to arrange, to prepare, to design, to lay out, to draft, to anticipate, to foresee, to budget for)
plantschen (to splash, to paddle, to dabble)
platzen (to burst, to explode, to pop, to burst in, to barge in, to interrupt, fail, burst, fall through, collapse, be called off)
platzieren (place, position, put, locate, invest, place (money), put (money))
plaudern (to chat, to talk, to gossip, to blab, to spill the beans, to let slip, to prattle, to natter, to chitchat)
plädieren (to plead, to argue, to advocate, to appeal)
plätschern (splash, ripple, gurgle, babble, chatter, prattle, talk idly)
plündern (loot, plunder, pillage, sack, exploit, raid, deplete, ransack)
pochen (beat, throb, knock, tap, insist, demand, assert)
pointieren (emphasize, highlight, underscore, accentuate, point up)
pokern (to play poker, to gamble, to take a risk, to bluff)
polarisieren (to polarize, to divide, to split)
polieren (to polish, to buff, to shine)
politisieren (to politicize, to make political)
poltern (to clatter, to rumble, to bang, to rant, to bluster, to thunder)
poppen (to screw, to shag, to bang, to have sex, to pop, to burst, to explode)
porträtieren (to portray, to depict, to paint a portrait, portray, depict, characterize, describe)
posieren (pose, model)
positionieren (position, place, situate, brand, place strategically)
posten (to post, to publish, to share, to station, to assign, post, entry, message, position, station, duty)
postieren (to station, to post, to position)
postulieren (to postulate, to hypothesize, to theorize, to demand, to claim, to assert, to require)
prahlen (to boast, to brag, to show off)
praktizieren (to practice, to exercise (a profession), to apply, to exercise)
prallen (to hit, to collide, to crash, to strike, to bounce, to rebound, to ricochet)
prangen (to gleam, to shine, to flaunt, to adorn, to be displayed, to display, to exhibit, to be emblazoned)
prangern (denounce, criticize, condemn, expose)
prasseln (patter, drum, rattle, crackle, pour down, rain down, barrage, hail)
predigen (preach, sermonize, lecture, moralize)
preisen (praise, commend, extol, laud, worship, adore, glorify, recommend, advocate, promote)
preisgeben (reveal, disclose, expose, give away, abandon, forsake, surrender, give up)
prellen (to swindle, to cheat, to defraud, to trick, to bounce, to rebound)
preschen (to rush, to dash, to dart, to charge)
pressen (to press, to squeeze, to push, to compress, force, compel, press, urge, pressure, squeeze, extract)
privatisieren (to privatize)
proben (to rehearse, to practice, to try out, samples, specimens, probes)
probieren (to try, to attempt, to taste, to try (food/drink), to try on)
produzieren (to produce, to manufacture, to create, to make, to cause, to generate, to provide, to supply, to yield)
profilieren (to distinguish oneself, to make a name for oneself, to stand out, to profile oneself, to profile, to shape, to contour, to form)
profitieren (to benefit, to profit, to gain, to take advantage, to improve, to develop)
prognostizieren (to prognosticate, to forecast, to predict, to anticipate)
programmieren (to program, to code, to plan, to schedule, to arrange)
projizieren (to project, to display, to project (psychology))
proklamieren (proclaim, declare, announce)
promovieren (to do a doctorate, to get a PhD, to pursue a doctorate, to promote, to foster, to support, to encourage)
propagieren (to propagate, to promote, to advocate, to spread, to cultivate, to breed)
prophezeien (predict, prophesy, foretell)
prosten (to toast, to drink a toast)
protestieren (to protest, to demonstrate, to object, to complain)
protokollieren (record, log, minute, document)
provozieren (provoke, incite, instigate, stimulate)
prädestinieren (predestine, destine, preordain)
prägen (mint, coin, stamp, emboss, shape, mark, influence, characterize, mold, impact, create, mint (words))
prämieren (award, honor, reward, grant a prize)
präparieren (prepare, make ready, set up, taxidermy, stuff (an animal), preserve)
präsentieren (to present, to show, to exhibit, to display, to offer, to hand over, to award, to present oneself, to appear, to behave)
präsidieren (to preside, to chair)
präzisieren (to specify, to clarify, to elaborate, to detail)
prüfen (to check, to examine, to verify, to inspect, to test, to evaluate, to assess, investigate, analyze, examine, look into, check, review, verify, inspect, confirm)
prügeln (to beat, to thrash, to hit, to batter, to fight, to brawl, to scuffle)
publizieren (to publish, to make public, to release)
pulsieren (to pulsate, to throb, to beat, to vibrate, to flicker)
pumpen (to pump, to borrow (money), to cadge, to scrounge)
punkten (to score, to get points, to win points, to impress, to score points (figurative), to stand out)
purzeln (tumble, fall, roll, topple, plummet, drop, decrease rapidly)
puschen (boost, promote, push, accelerate, stimulate, slippers, house shoes)
pusten (blow, puff, pant, gasp for breath)
putzen (to clean, to wipe, to scrub, to brush teeth, to clean teeth, to clean a weapon, to clean a gun, to polish, to shine, to pluck a bird, to clean a bird (of feathers))
Q
qualifizieren (to qualify, to be eligible, to train, to become qualified, to enable, to prepare, to describe, to characterize, to classify)
qualmen (to smoke, to smolder, to fume)
quatschen (chat, gossip, prattle, jabber, babble, blather, talk nonsense, blurt out, let slip, chatter loudly, make noise)
quellen (to well up, to gush, to spring, to flow, to swell, to expand, to soak, to steep, to originate, to stem from, to derive from, to spring from)
queren (to cross, to traverse, to go across)
quetschen (squeeze, press, wring, cram, wedge, pinch, crush, bruise)
quietschen (squeak, creak, squeal, shriek, screech, grate)
quittieren (acknowledge, confirm receipt, sign for, respond, react, register, confirm, complete, close, finalize)
quälen (torment, torture, afflict, distress, bother, annoy, plague, trouble, vex, to struggle, to torment oneself, to make an effort, to toil)
R
radeln (to cycle, to bike, to ride a bike)
radfahren (to cycle, to bike, to ride a bike, cycling, biking, bike riding)
raffen (to gather, to collect, to snatch up, to rake in, to grasp, to get, to understand, to comprehend (informal))
raffinieren (to refine, to purify, to process, to elaborate, to perfect, to enhance)
ragen (to protrude, to tower, to rise, to project, to stand out, to extend, to stick out, to jut out)
rammen (ram, hit, strike, collide, drive, pound, hammer)
randalieren (to riot, to rampage, to cause a disturbance, to behave disorderly)
rangieren (to shunt, to maneuver, to switch, to yard, to rank, to be ranked, to be positioned, to place)
ranken (to twine, to climb, to creep, to ramble, tendril, vine, runner, shoot)
rappen (Rappen, centime (Swiss), to rap, to perform rap)
rascheln (to rustle)
rasen (to speed, to race, to rush, to tear, lawn, grass, turf, to rage, to be furious, to be mad)
rasieren (to shave, to wipe out, to thrash, to crush, to beat decisively)
rasten (rest, take a break, pause, stop (verb), break, stop (noun))
raten (guess, estimate, advise, recommend, pay in installments, pay off)
ratifizieren (ratify, approve, endorse)
rattern (rattle, clatter, thump)
rauben (to rob, to steal, to plunder, to snatch, to deprive, to rob (of), to take away)
rauchen (to smoke, smoke, to fume, to steam, to emit smoke)
raufen (to scuffle, to tussle, to wrestle, to roughhouse, to pull out, to tear out, to pluck)
raunen (to whisper, to murmur, murmur, whisper, rustle)
rauschen (to rustle, to murmur, to gush, to roar (of water), rush, rustle, murmur, gurgle, roar, hum, whiz, sweep, hurtle)
rausfinden (find out, discover, figure out, ascertain, realize, conclude, understand, deduce)
rausholen (take out, get out, pull out, retrieve, extract, obtain, gain, rescue, save)
rauskommen (come out, get out, emerge, be revealed, be discovered, leak out, result, turn out)
rausnehmen (take out, remove, pull out, exclude, drop)
rausschmeißen (throw out, kick out, chuck out, expel, fire, dismiss, sack, lay off)
reagieren (to react, to respond, to act, to react (chemically), to interact, to be sensitive, to respond (to stimuli), to react (allergically))
reaktivieren (to reactivate)
realisieren (realize, become aware, understand, grasp, implement, execute, carry out, achieve, monetize, liquidate, sell, convert into cash)
rebellieren (to rebel, to revolt)
recherchieren (research, investigate, inquire)
rechnen (calculate, compute, reckon, count on, rely on, depend on, to calculate, to factor in, to take into account, to consider, to expect, to anticipate, to reckon with)
rechten (dispute, litigate, argue, contend, right, correct, just)
rechtfertigen (justify, legitimate, validate, prove, explain, defend, account for, rationalize)
recken (stretch, extend, reach, puff out, stick out, raise proudly)
reden (to speak, to talk, to converse, to give a speech, to deliver a talk, to address, to persuade, to convince, to talk into)
reduzieren (reduce, decrease, lower, cut down, simplify, streamline, condense)
referieren (to present, to lecture, to report, to give a talk, to refer to, to cite, to quote)
reflektieren (to reflect, to ponder, to consider, to contemplate, to mirror)
reformieren (to reform, to improve, to modernize, to restructure, to streamline, to reorganize)
regeln (regulate, control, govern, direct, adjust, calibrate, set, resolve, settle, sort out, arrange)
regenerieren (to regenerate, to restore, to renew, to recover, to recuperate)
regieren (to govern, to rule, to dominate, to prevail, to reign)
registrieren (to register, to enroll, to record, to sign up, perceive, notice, register, record, log)
regnen (rain)
regulieren (regulate, control, adjust, govern, set rules, establish guidelines)
rehabilitieren (rehabilitate, restore, clear, recover)
reiben (rub, grate, scrub, chafe, irritate, massage, apply by rubbing, spread by rubbing, cause friction, annoy, clash)
reichen (hand, pass, give, reach, extend, suffice, be enough, be sufficient, stretch)
reifen (to ripen, to mature, to age, tire, tyre)
reihen (to line up, to arrange, to string, to thread, series, sequence, row, line)
reimen (to rhyme, to compose rhymes, to be consistent, to be compatible, to make sense, to fit)
reinigen (clean, cleanse, purify, purge, clear)
reinkommen (come in, get in, enter, be admitted, gain access, grasp, understand, get into)
reisen (to travel, to journey, to go on a trip, to go on an excursion, to tour, travel, journey, go on a trip)
reiten (ride (a horse), horseback ride, ride (a bike/motorcycle), operate (a machine), to ride on, to capitalize on, to be enthusiastic about, to be fully engaged in)
reizen (stimulate, provoke, excite, irritate, attract, tempt, entice, appeal, annoy, anger, bid, raise (a bid))
reißen (tear, rip, break, pull, pull out, snatch, tear off, rip off, to pull, to yank, to snatch, to tear, to rip, to snap, to be torn, to be shattered, to be heartbroken)
reklamieren (to complain, to make a complaint, to object, to claim, to assert, to demand)
rekonstruieren (to reconstruct, to rebuild, to restore)
rekrutieren (to recruit, to enlist, to conscript)
relativieren (relativize, put into perspective, qualify, downplay)
relaxen (relax, chill out, unwind)
remixen (remix)
rennen (to run, to race, to compete, race, competition, to rush, to hurry)
renovieren (renovate, refurbish, restore, modernize)
rentieren (to be profitable, to pay off, to be worthwhile, to yield a return)
reparieren (to repair, to fix, to mend, to overhaul, to correct, to rectify, to amend)
reproduzieren (to reproduce, to copy, to duplicate, to play back)
repräsentieren (to represent, to act for, to stand for, to symbolize, to embody, to constitute, to exemplify)
reservieren (to reserve, to book, to make a reservation, reserve, book, save, set aside, keep)
residieren (to reside, to live, to dwell, to be located, to be housed, to be situated, to be based)
resignieren (to resign oneself, to give up, to acquiesce, to submit)
respektieren (to respect, to regard, to honor)
restaurieren (to restore, to renovate)
resultieren (to result, to stem, to arise, to ensue, to yield, to arise from calculation)
resümieren (summarize, recap, conclude, synthesize)
retten (to save, to rescue, to free, to preserve, to conserve, to salvage, to fix)
reuen (regret, repent, feel remorse)
revanchieren (take revenge, get even, return a favor, reciprocate)
revidieren (revise, review, amend, correct, reconsider, reverse)
revolutionieren (to revolutionize, to transform, to change radically)
rezitieren (recite, declaim)
reüssieren (succeed, be successful, make a name for oneself)
richten (to direct, to point, to aim, to prepare, to arrange, to set up, to get ready, to judge, to pass judgment, to sentence, align, adjust, straighten, set right, cause, inflict, do (damage))
riechen (to smell, to sniff, to reek, to stink, to give off a smell, to detect by smell, to smell of, to reek of, to have a smell, to suspect, to sense, to smell a rat)
rieseln (to trickle, to fall gently, to sift, to drizzle (for snow), to murmur, to rustle, to trickle (sound))
ringen (to wrestle, to grapple, to fight, to struggle, to strive, to contend, to wrestle with oneself, to grapple with a decision, to struggle with a decision, to gasp for air, to struggle for breath, to choke)
rinnen (flow, run, stream, seep, leak, trickle through, trickle down, glide, run down)
riskieren (to risk, to jeopardize, to venture)
rocken (to rock, to perform energetically, to do something with enthusiasm, to dance to rock music)
roden (clear, clear-cut, deforest, grub)
rollen (roll, revolve, turn, play, screen, show, call the roll, take attendance, call out names, shape, form, roll (dice))
rosten (to rust, to corrode, to roast, to grill, to toast, to brown)
rotieren (rotate, spin, revolve, alternate, switch)
rudern (to row, row, to flail, to wave arms, to make rowing motions, to backtrack, to clarify, to explain away, to make amends)
rufen (call, shout, phone, summon, invite, appoint, designate)
ruhen (rest, repose, be at rest, lie still, rest (in peace), lie (buried), be interred, be suspended, be dormant, be on hold, pause)
ruinieren (to ruin, to destroy, to wreck, to devastate, ruin, bankrupt, destroy financially)
runden (to round, to round off, to make round)
rutschen (slide, glide, move along, slip, shift, move accidentally, move, sag)
rußen (to soot, to produce soot, to blacken with soot)
rächen (to avenge, to take revenge, to get revenge)
rätseln (to puzzle, to ponder, to guess, to rack one's brains)
räumen (to clear, to empty, to evacuate, to vacate, to move, to put away, to tidy up)
röhren (to roar, to bellow, to trumpet (for deer), tubes, pipes, conduits)
rücken (back, to move, to shift, to push)
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sabotieren (to sabotage, to disrupt, to undermine)
sacken (sink, sag, subside, settle, collapse, faint, slump)
sagen (say, tell, speak, utter, report, narrate, recount, relate, state, declare, assert, order, instruct, express, opine, mention, indicate)
sammeln (gather, collect, assemble, bring together, accumulate, save, hoard, gain, acquire, concentrate, focus, compose oneself, collect oneself)
sanieren (to renovate, to restore, to refurbish, to restructure, to rehabilitate, to bail out)
sanktionieren (to sanction, to penalize, to punish, sanction, approve, ratify, authorize)
saufen (to booze, to get drunk, to drink heavily, to drink (animals), to guzzle (animals), to guzzle, to chug, to drink a lot, binge, overdo, indulge excessively)
saugen (suck, absorb, aspirate, download, suckle, breastfeed, nurse)
sausen (whiz, rush, zoom, hum, whistle, fail, flunk, miss, skip, pass up, let slip)
schaden (to harm, to damage, to hurt, to injure, damage, harm, loss, injury)
schaffen (achieve, manage, succeed, accomplish, create, produce, make, generate, work, be employed, be busy, transport, move, carry)
schallen (to resound, to echo, to ring out, resounding, echoing, ringing)
schalten (to switch, to turn on, to turn off, to shift, to change gears, switch, connect, disconnect, turn on, turn off)
scharen (to gather, to flock, to crowd, to huddle, group, crowd, flock, host)
schauen (look, watch, see, look up, check, search, look at, gaze at, face)
schaufeln (to shovel, to scoop, to gobble, to wolf down, to shovel down)
schaukeln (to swing, to rock, to sway, swinging, rocking, sway)
scheiden (to divorce, to separate, to divide, to part, to depart, to leave, to distinguish, to differentiate, to discern)
scheinen (seem, appear, look, shine, gleam, radiate, look likely)
scheitern (fail, fall through, be unsuccessful, be shipwrecked, run aground, crash (ship))
scheißen (shit, crap, take a dump, not give a shit, not care, disregard)
schelten (scold, reprimand, rebuke, chide, criticize, censure, denounce, condemn)
schenken (to give, to gift, to present, to grant, to bestow, to give (attention/time), to disregard, to ignore, to pay no attention to)
scheppern (to clatter, to rattle, to clang)
scheren (to shear, to clip, to cut, care, bother, worry, deviate, sheer, turn, change course)
scherzen (joke, jest, kid, banter)
scheuen (shy away from, avoid, shun, dread, be shy of, be reserved towards, avoid contact)
schichten (stack, layer, pile, shifts, work shifts, turns)
schicken (send, dispatch, delegate, convey, transmit, expel, dismiss, send away, kick out)
schieben (to push, to shove, to slide, to postpone, to defer, to put off, to traffic, to smuggle, to push (drugs), to blame, to attribute, to shift blame, to crawl, to inch, to glide slowly)
schiefgehen (to go wrong, to fail, to miscarry)
schiefliegen (to be wrong, to be mistaken, to be incorrect)
schielen (squint, be cross-eyed, have a squint, eye, covet, long for, desire, envy)
schießen (to shoot, to fire, to dart, to rush, to sprout, to shoot up, to grow rapidly, to take a photo, to shoot a video, to photograph)
schikanieren (to harass, to bully, to vex, to pester)
schildern (to describe, to narrate, to recount, to depict, to portray, to paint (with words))
schillern (to shimmer, to iridescent, to gleam, to glisten, shimmering, iridescent, gleaming, sparkling)
schimmern (to shimmer, to glimmer, to gleam, to sparkle, to glisten, gleam, shimmer, glimmer, faint light, hint, trace)
schimpfen (scold, reprimand, rebuke, chide, complain, grumble, rant, rail against, insult, curse, swear at, call names)
schinden (mistreat, abuse, torment, overwork, toil, slave, overwork oneself, make someone toil, stall for time, play for time, waste time (strategically), skin, flay, strip the hide)
schlachten (to slaughter, to butcher, to defeat, to crush, to rout, to slaughter (figurative))
schlafen (to sleep, to sleep over, to stay overnight, to be dormant, to be inactive, to lie fallow, to be inattentive, to be negligent, to be asleep at the wheel)
schlagen (hit, strike, beat, punch, defeat, win against, flap, whip, chime, pitch, set up (a tent), make (camp), suggest, propose, recommend)
schleichen (creep, sneak, slink, tiptoe, creep up on, sneak up on, slink up to, creep in, set in gradually, develop slowly, crawl, inch along, creep along)
schleifen (to grind, to polish, to abrade, to sharpen, to drag, to trail, to haul, to creep, to crawl, to meander, to drag (on), to wander, to roam, to drift, to loiter, to smooth, to hone, to sand)
schlendern (stroll, wander, amble, saunter)
schleppen (drag, lug, haul, carry with difficulty, tow, drag (a vehicle), trudge, plod, drag oneself, move slowly, carry, transmit, spread (a disease))
schleudern (to hurl, to fling, to throw, to skid, to spin, to centrifuge, skid, spin, swerve, lose control)
schleusen (to lock through, to sluice, to guide through a lock, smuggle, sneak in, funnel, channel (secretly))
schlichten (mediate, settle, reconcile, arbitrate, smooth, level, plane, flatten)
schließen (close, shut, conclude, finish, terminate, deduce, infer, establish, form, build, finalize, seal)
schlingen (gobble, devour, wolf down, wind, coil, wrap, entwine, meander, snake, curve)
schlittern (to slide, to skid, to slip)
schluchzen (to sob, to wail)
schlucken (swallow, gulp, put up with, endure, stomach)
schlummern (slumber, doze, nap, lie dormant, be latent)
schlängeln (to wind, to meander, to snake, to wriggle)
schlüpfen (to hatch, to emerge, to slip into, to slip out of, to put on quickly, to take off quickly, to slip, to sneak, to squeeze through)
schlürfen (to slurp)
schmecken (to taste, to perceive taste, to like, to be pleasing, to appeal, to sample, to try)
schmeicheln (to flatter, to butter up, to fawn, to please, to gratify)
schmeißen (to throw, to hurl, to toss, to fling, to quit, to drop out of, to abandon, to give up, to host, to organize, to run, to manage, to handle)
schmelzen (to melt, to thaw, to dwindle, to shrink, to diminish, to melt away, to smelt, to fuse, to melt down)
schmerzen (to hurt, to ache, to pain, pain, ache, suffering)
schmettern (to hurl, to smash, to fling, to throw forcefully, to belt out, to blare, to thunder (music), to boom)
schmieden (to forge, to hammer, to smith, to devise, to plan, to scheme, to plot, to forge (a plan))
schmiegen (to snuggle, to nestle, to cuddle, to cling, to curve, to wind, to wrap around, to snuggle (against))
schmieren (to spread, to grease, to lubricate, to smear, bribe, grease, corrupt, scrawl, scribble, smear)
schminken (apply makeup, put on makeup, make up, gloss over, embellish, falsify, sugarcoat, disguise)
schmoren (braise, stew, simmer)
schmuggeln (to smuggle)
schmunzeln (to smile, to smirk, to grin (slightly))
schmähen (revile, denounce, insult, abuse, vilify)
schmälern (diminish, reduce, lessen, impair, belittle, disparage, undermine, detract from)
schmücken (decorate, adorn, embellish, trim, bedeck, deck out, array)
schnallen (get, grasp, understand, catch on, fasten, buckle, strap)
schnappen (snatch, grab, catch, gasp, pant, catch one's breath, nab, apprehend, arrest)
schnarchen (snore)
schneiden (cut, slice, chop, edit, assemble, cross, intersect, cut oneself, get cut)
schneidern (tailor, sew, make clothes, adapt, modify, customize)
schneien (snow)
schnellen (dart, shoot, spring, snap, fast, quick, rapid)
schnitzen (to carve, to sculpt)
schnupfen (cold, sniffles, rhinitis, to sniff, to snuff, to inhale)
schnuppern (to sniff, to smell, to nose around, try out, get a taste of, sample, dabble in)
schnurren (purr, hum, whir, drone)
schnüren (tie, lace, fasten, bind, to lace, to tie, to tighten, to fasten)
schocken (to shock, to surprise, to stun, shock, state of shock, surprise)
schockieren (to shock, to appall, to outrage)
schonen (to spare, to protect, to treat carefully, to conserve, to save)
schoppen (shop, go shopping, glass of wine, measure of wine, schoppen)
schotten (close, shut, seal off, batten down, Scots, Scottish people)
schrammen (to scratch, to scrape, to graze, scratch, scrape, graze, abrasion)
schrauben (to screw, to bolt, to tighten, to loosen, screws, bolts, fasteners)
schrecken (terror, fright, dread, horror, to frighten, to scare, to alarm, to deter)
schreiben (write, pen, author, compose, text, message, write (a message), write down, note down, record, jot down, stipulate, document, formalize, set down in writing)
schreien (to scream, to shout, to cry out, to call out, to yell, to scream (at someone), scream, shout, cry)
schreiten (stride, step, pace, march, proceed, advance, progress, continue)
schrillen (to shriek, to shrill, to ring, to blare, shrill, piercing, strident, garish, loud)
schrumpfen (shrink, contract, shrivel, decrease, decline, dwindle)
schränken (limit, restrict, curb, constrain)
schubsen (to push, to shove (gently))
schuften (to toil, to slave, to drudge, to work hard)
schulden (to owe, to be indebted, debts, obligations, liabilities)
schulen (to teach, to train, to educate, to instruct, to adapt, to adjust, to refine, to optimize)
schultern (to shoulder, to bear, to take on, to carry on one's shoulders)
schunkeln (to sway, to rock, to waltz (in a group))
schuppen (shed, shack, outbuilding, to flake, to shed, to scale, dandruff, flakes, scales)
schwanken (sway, fluctuate, waver, wobble, hesitate, be undecided, vacillate)
schwappen (slosh, spill, splash, spread, spill over, transfer)
schweben (float, hover, be suspended, be pending, be undecided, be up in the air, drift)
schweifen (wander, roam, stray, drift, digress, deviate)
schweigen (be silent, keep quiet, say nothing, to be silent, to keep quiet, to remain silent, to say nothing)
schweißen (to weld, to weld shut, to fasten, to join firmly)
schwelen (to smolder, to glow, to simmer, to lie dormant)
schwelgen (to revel, to indulge, to luxuriate, to revel in, to dwell on, to wallow in)
schwellen (swell, bloat, distend, rise, intensify, grow, increase)
schwenken (swing, wave, pan, swirl, swerve, turn, veer, pivot, change direction, sear, pan-fry, grill briefly, flash-fry)
schwimmen (to swim, swimming, swim, float, be flooded, be covered in water, drift, waft)
schwinden (dwindle, fade, diminish, wane, recede, waste away, emaciate, shrink, lose weight, decline)
schwingen (swing, sway, oscillate, vibrate, wield, brandish, wave, soar, ascend, take flight, launch oneself, resonate, swing (rhythmically), rise to, throw oneself into, engage enthusiastically, get into)
schwirren (buzz, whir, hum, swarm, circulate, flit, buzz (around), swirl)
schwitzen (sweat, perspire, toil, struggle, work hard, sweat over)
schwächeln (to flag, to weaken, to falter, to show signs of weakness)
schwächen (weaken, diminish, reduce, impair, weaknesses, flaws, vulnerabilities, shortcomings)
schwärmen (rave, gush, enthuse, be enthusiastic about, swarm, flock, stream, pour)
schwätzen (chat, gossip, prattle, babble, natter, speak dialect, talk dialect, speak Swabian, speak Alsatian)
schwören (swear, take an oath, vow, assure, affirm, pledge)
schädigen (damage, harm, injure, impair)
schälen (to peel, to skin, to peel off, to flake off, to shed)
schämen (to be ashamed, to feel ashamed, to be embarrassed, to be ashamed (of), to feel ashamed (of), to be embarrassed (by), to feel embarrassed (by))
schänden (to desecrate, to defile, to dishonor, to outrage, to violate)
schärfen (to sharpen, to hone, to whet, to file, to enhance, to refine, to improve, to focus, to heighten)
schätzen (estimate, calculate, appraise, gauge, value, appreciate, esteem, cherish, assess, judge, evaluate, rate)
schäumen (foam, froth, bubble, fume, rage, seethe, foam at the mouth)
schönen (beautiful, nice, lovely, pretty, attractive, pleasant, to beautify, to adorn, to embellish, to enhance)
schöpfen (to scoop, to draw, to ladle, to fetch, draw, derive, obtain, gain, get, create, produce, make, generate)
schüren (to fuel, to stir up, to incite, to fan, to stoke, to poke (a fire))
schütteln (shake, jiggle, agitate, shake hands, mix, stir)
schütten (pour, spill, pour down, rain cats and dogs, pelt down)
schützen (protect, defend, guard, preserve, maintain, conserve, prevent, avert, ward off)
scoren (to score, to make a point, to get a goal, to succeed, to achieve, to perform well)
segeln (sail, navigate by sail, glide, float, soar)
segnen (bless, consecrate)
sehen (see, perceive, understand, comprehend, grasp, meet, visit, check, verify, make sure, look, watch, glance)
sehnen (to long for, to yearn for, to crave)
sein (to be, his, its, to have (as auxiliary), being, existence)
senden (send, transmit, dispatch, broadcast, air, send out, delegate)
senken (lower, reduce, decrease, diminish, incline, dip, sink)
sensibilisieren (sensitize, raise awareness, make aware)
servieren (to serve, to present, to offer)
setzen (to put, to place, to set, to sit, to seat oneself, to make sit, to establish, to fix, to define, to bet, to wager, to stake, to start, to initiate, to set in motion, to implement, to apply, to use, to employ)
seufzen (to sigh)
sezieren (to dissect)
shoppen (to shop, to go shopping, to buy clothes, shopping, leisure shopping, retail therapy)
sichern (to secure, to protect, to safeguard, to assure, to back up, to save, to store securely, secure, obtain, gain, ensure)
sicherstellen (ensure, guarantee, make sure, ascertain, confiscate, seize, impound)
sichten (to review, to examine, to sift through, to inspect, to sight, to spot, to glimpse, to espy)
sicken (to sink, to subside, to seep (down), groove, bead, channel, indentation)
sickern (to seep, to trickle, to filter, to percolate)
sieben (seven, to sieve, to sift, to strain, sieve, strainer, colander)
siedeln (settle, reside, live, colonize, populate)
siegen (to win, to triumph, to be victorious)
signalisieren (signal, indicate, communicate, gesture, express, show)
signieren (sign, autograph, endorse)
simmern (simmer, stew slowly)
simulieren (simulate, imitate, model, recreate, feign, pretend, sham)
singen (sing, perform (vocally), chirp, warble, hum, vibrate, sing (poetic))
sinken (to sink, to drop, to fall, to decrease, to decline, to submerge, to go down, decrease, fall, drop, decline)
sinnen (ponder, reflect, meditate, contemplate, scheme, plot, conspire, devise, long for, yearn for, crave, desire)
sinnieren (to ponder, to muse, to reflect, to contemplate)
sitzen (to sit, to be seated, to be located, to be situated, to fit, to be on, to be a member of, to serve on, to be stuck, to be trapped, to be caught)
skandieren (to chant, to shout, to intone)
skifahren (to ski, ski, skiing, the act of skiing)
skispringen (to ski jump, ski jumping, ski jumping competition)
skizzieren (to sketch, to draw, to outline, to describe, to delineate, to sketch out)
solidarisieren (to show solidarity, to express solidarity, to side with, to align with)
sollen (should, must, have to, ought to, is supposed to, is expected to, should not, are not to, is said to, reportedly)
sondieren (to probe, to explore, to investigate, to sound out, to gauge, to assess)
sonnen (to sunbathe, to sun oneself, to bask, suns, stars)
sorgen (to worry, to be concerned, to fret, to take care of, to look after, to care for, to attend to, to ensure, to make sure, to provide for)
sortieren (to sort, to arrange, to classify, to organize, to sort out, to separate, to pick out, to select)
spalten (split, divide, cleave, separate, crack, crevice, fissure, gap)
spanen (machining, chip removal, cutting, abrading)
spannen (stretch, tighten, tauten, strain, create tension, build suspense, excite, thrill, tense up, ache, hurt, hitch, harness, attach, fasten, set (a sail))
sparen (to save, to economize, to spare, to economize on, to be frugal with, to spare oneself, to save oneself the trouble)
spazieren (to stroll, to walk, to go for a walk, to walk (a dog), to take (a baby) for a walk)
speichern (save, store, memorize, remember, retain, accumulate, hoard, stockpile)
speien (to spit, to vomit, to spew, to belch, to emit, to hurl, to utter)
speisen (to dine, to eat, to feast, dishes, meals, food)
spekulieren (to speculate, to conjecture, to guess, to invest, to gamble)
spenden (to donate, to contribute, to give, donation, contribution, gift)
spendieren (to treat, to buy, to offer)
sperren (to block, to close, to bar, to restrict, to suspend, to ban, to prohibit, to limit, to confine, to shut down, to cordon off, to exclude, to disqualify)
spezialisieren (to specialize, to major in, to adapt, to tailor)
spicken (to cheat, to crib, to intersperse, to stud, to pepper, to lard)
spiegeln (to reflect, to mirror, to represent, to show, to imitate, to copy)
spielen (to play, to game, to engage in a game, to act, to perform, to play a role, to star, play, perform, gamble, act, pretend)
spinnen (to spin, to be crazy, to be mad, to be nuts, to be out of one's mind, to make up stories, to invent lies, to fabricate, to spin a web)
spitzen (sharpen, point, hone, sharp, pointed, acute, tip, top, peak, summit, head)
sponsern (to sponsor, to fund, to support)
spotten (to mock, to ridicule, to scoff, to jeer, defy, mock, scoff at, disregard)
sprechen (talk, speak, converse, pronounce, articulate, address, speak to, give a speech, talk on the phone, speak on the phone, speak (a language))
sprengen (to blow up, to blast, to explode, to burst, to crack, to split, to rupture, to disrupt, to break up, to disperse, to interrupt)
sprießen (sprout, germinate, shoot up, spring up, emerge, develop rapidly)
springen (jump, leap, bounce, spring, start, take off, crack, break, burst, shatter, compete in jumping, vault)
sprinten (to sprint, to dash)
spritzen (to spray, to squirt, to inject, to gush, to splash out)
sprudeln (to bubble, to gush, to fizz, to effervesce, to babble, to effuse, to pour out)
sprühen (to spray, to sprinkle, to squirt, to mist, radiate, sparkle, fizz, brim)
spucken (spit, expectorate, spew, belch, erupt)
spuken (haunt, be haunted, linger, prey on one's mind)
spulen (rinse, flush, wash, rewind, spool)
spülen (to wash, to do the dishes, to rinse (with soap), to rinse, to flush, to wash away, to scour, to drift)
spüren (to feel, to sense, to perceive, to intuit, to experience, to notice the effects)
stabilisieren (stabilize, make stable, firm up, balance, steady)
staffeln (to tier, to stagger, to grade, to graduate, to phase, seasons, series (of TV episodes))
stagnieren (to stagnate, to come to a standstill, to be stagnant)
stammeln (to stammer, to stutter, to falter)
stammen (to originate from, to come from, to descend from, to stem from, date from, originate from, come from, be from, hail from)
stampfen (to stomp, to tramp, to stamp, to mash, to crush, to pound)
standhalten (to withstand, to resist, to endure, to hold up, to hold one's ground, to stand firm)
stapeln (to stack, to pile up)
stapfen (to trudge, to plod, to stomp)
starren (to stare, to gaze, to gape, to be stiff, to be rigid, to freeze (up))
starten (to start, to begin, to launch, to initiate, start, turn on, crank, take off, depart, launch, run)
stationieren (to station, to deploy, to post, to quarter)
stattfinden (to take place, to happen, to occur)
stattgeben (to grant, to approve, to allow)
stauben (to raise dust, to scatter dust, to kick up dust, to shed dust, to crumble into dust, to come off as dust)
stauen (to dam up, to accumulate, to retain, to hold back, to pool, to jam, to congest, to queue, to build up)
staunen (to be astonished, to be amazed, to wonder, to marvel, astonishment, amazement, wonder, surprise)
stechen (to prick, to sting, to stab, to poke, to ache (sharply), to incise, to cut, to pierce, to tattoo, to ink, to trump, to win (a trick), to take (a trick), pierce, stab, thrust)
stecken (put, stick, insert, place, be stuck, be caught, be in, remain, invest, put in, spend)
stehen (to stand, to be, to be located, to be written, to be stated, to say, to stand by, to uphold, to stick to, to be unemployed, to be out of work, to suit, to look good on, to become)
stehenbleiben (stop, halt, come to a standstill, get stuck, not progress, dwell on, break down, stop working, cease to function)
stehlen (steal, pilfer, thieve, slip away, sneak off, steal away)
steigen (ascend, go up, climb, increase, rise, grow, get in, board, enter, get out, alight, exit, participate, engage, get involved)
steigern (increase, enhance, boost, raise, to grade, to inflect, to compare, to increase, to raise, to boost, to enhance)
stellen (to put, to place, to set, to ask, to pose, to raise, to provide, to make available, to supply, to adjust, to regulate, surrender, turn oneself in, present oneself, feign, simulate, pretend, fake)
stemmen (to lift, to heave, to raise, to press (weights), to resist, to oppose, to stand up against)
stempeln (to stamp, to seal, to brand, to label, to pigeonhole)
sterben (die, pass away, perish, die out, disappear, vanish, become extinct)
steuern (to steer, to control, to direct, to guide, to pay taxes, to be taxed)
sticken (to embroider, to stitch)
stiften (donate, contribute, bestow, grant, endow, cause, provoke, create, instigate, sow)
stilisieren (to stylize, to artisticize, to simplify, to schematize, to abstract)
stillen (to breastfeed, to nurse, to satisfy, to quench, to calm, to stop, to staunch, to stem)
stilllegen (to shut down, to close, to decommission, to lay up)
stillschweigen (to keep silent, to remain silent, to be silent, silence, taciturnity, reticence)
stillstehen (to stop, to stand still, to halt, to stay still, to be motionless)
stimmen (to be correct, to be true, to be right, to agree, to tune, vote, cast a ballot, elect, agree, match, correspond, be correct)
stimulieren (stimulate, activate, boost, inspire, encourage, motivate)
stinken (stink, smell bad, reek, be awful, be unbearable, be outrageous, smell fishy, be suspicious)
stocken (to halt, to stall, to falter, to stop, to get stuck, to coagulate, to thicken, to clot, to curdle)
stolpern (to stumble, to trip, to falter, to stumble upon, to come across, to discover by chance, to stammer, to stumble over words)
stopfen (to stuff, to cram, to pack, to darn, to mend)
stoppen (to stop, to halt, to interrupt, to cease, to discontinue, to terminate, to block, to intercept)
stornieren (cancel, revoke, annul)
stottern (stutter, stammer, stuttering, stammering)
stoßen (push, thrust, shove, bump, hit, encounter, come across, stumble upon, meet, to offend, to shock, to displease, to upset, to hit, to strike, to knock, to bump, to react, to respond, to encounter, to come across)
strafen (punish, penalize, chastise, punishments, penalties, sanctions, sentences)
straffen (tighten, firm up, tauten, stretch, streamline, make stricter, make more rigorous)
strahlen (to shine, to radiate, to beam, to sparkle, to glow, to radiate joy, to emit radiation)
strampeln (to kick, to pedal, to flail (with legs), to struggle, to toil, to strive, to exert oneself, to work hard)
stranden (to run aground, to be shipwrecked, to be stranded, to fail, to come to nothing, to get stuck)
strapazieren (to strain, to overexert, to wear out, to tax, strain, overtax, wear out, push to the limit)
straucheln (stumble, trip, falter, struggle, run into difficulties, encounter problems)
streben (strive, aspire, endeavor, aim, head, move towards, gravitate, tend, striving, aspiration, pursuit)
strecken (stretch, extend, lengthen, prolong, dilute, adulterate, cut, limber up, yawn and stretch)
streicheln (caress, stroke, pet, brush, graze, caress (lightly), pamper, spoil, indulge, coddle, cherish)
streichen (paint, coat, spread, delete, cross out, strike out, remove, cancel, stroke, brush, caress, call off, discontinue, butter (verb), apply)
streiken (to strike, to go on strike)
streiten (to argue, to quarrel, to dispute, to debate, to discuss, to contend, to fight for, to contend for, to strive for)
streuen (to scatter, to spread, to sprinkle, to disseminate, to circulate)
stricken (to knit, to weave in, to integrate, to incorporate)
strotzen (to burst, to overflow, to teem, to bulge, to exude, to radiate, to brim with, to be full of)
strukturieren (organize, structure, arrange, systematize, form, shape, design)
sträuben (to resist, to oppose, to object, to balk, to bristle, to stand on end)
strömen (to flow, to stream, to pour, to gush, to flock, to throng)
studieren (to study, to major in, to examine, to investigate, to analyze, to memorize, to learn, to study (for a test))
stufen (classify, grade, categorize, rank, steps, levels, stages)
stunden (hour, to postpone, to defer, to delay)
stutzen (to hesitate, to pause, to stop short, to flinch, to trim, to prune, to clip, to shorten, sports socks, knee-high socks, football socks)
stylen (to style, to design, to shape, styling, designing, shaping)
stärken (strengthen, fortify, reinforce, boost, enhance, intensify, nourish, invigorate, refresh)
stöbern (rummage, browse, delve, poke around)
stöhnen (groan, moan, lament, groan (with pleasure), sigh (of satisfaction))
stören (disturb, bother, interrupt, annoy, disrupt, interfere with, impair, hinder, upset, trouble)
stülpen (to put on, to place over, to cover with, to turn inside out, to invert)
stürmen (storm, rush, charge, assault, storm (weather), rage (weather))
stürzen (fall, tumble, plunge, fell (cause to fall), rush, dash, hurl oneself, pounce, overthrow, depose, topple, unseat, to gulp down, to chug, to down)
stützen (to support, to prop up, to brace, to lean, to back, to assist, to uphold, to base on, to found on, to rely on)
subventionieren (to subsidize, to grant, to fund)
suchen (to search for, to look for, to seek, to seek information, to investigate, to pick up, to fetch, to collect, to strive for, to recruit)
suggerieren (suggest, propose, insinuate, hint, influence, imply)
summen (to hum, to buzz, hum, buzz (noun))
summieren (to sum, to add up, to total, to accumulate, to pile up)
surfen (surf, go surfing, surf the internet, browse online, navigate the web)
surren (hum, buzz, whir)
suspendieren (suspend, interrupt, halt, bar, disqualify)
swingen (to swing, to partner-swap, to sway, to groove)
symbolisieren (to symbolize, to represent)
sympathisieren (to sympathize, to empathize, to be in sympathy with)
synchronisieren (to synchronize, to sync, to dub, to synchronize (a film))
säen (to sow, to plant, to spread, to disseminate)
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tadeln (to reprimand, to rebuke, to censure, to criticize, to scold)
tagen (to meet, to convene, to hold a session, to last, to take place (for a duration))
tangieren (to touch upon, to concern slightly, to affect slightly, to be tangent to, to touch (mathematics))
tanken (to refuel, to fill up, to get gas, to recharge, to gather strength, to tank up (figurative))
tanzen (to dance, to sway, to flicker, to skip)
tappen (to grope, to fumble, to stumble around, to fall into, to blunder into, to walk into)
tarnen (to camouflage, to disguise, to hide, to mask, to conceal, to feign)
tasten (to feel, to touch, to grope, to grope for, to feel for, to search by touch, to type, to key in)
tauchen (dive, plunge, immerse, emerge, appear, surface, dip, dunk)
tauen (thaw, melt, defrost)
taufen (baptize, christen, name, dub)
taugen (be suitable, be fit, be good for, be fit for, be cut out for, be capable of)
taumeln (stagger, totter, reel, wobble, falter, sway, lurch, to reel, to totter, to stagger, to sway, to feel dizzy)
tauschen (to exchange, to swap, to trade, to replace, to change, to switch)
taxen (to estimate, to appraise, to assess, to value, to eye, to size up, to scrutinize)
taxieren (to assess, to appraise, to estimate, to value, to eye, to size up, to scrutinize)
teilen (divide, split, share, participate, have in common, separate)
teilhaben (participate, be involved, take part, share in)
teilnehmen (to participate, to take part, to attend, to sympathize, to empathize, to share in, to take an interest in)
telefonieren (to call, to phone, to make a phone call, to talk on the phone)
tendieren (to tend, to incline, to lean, to tend towards, to approach, to converge)
terminieren (terminate, conclude, end, schedule, set a date, arrange)
terrorisieren (to terrorize, to intimidate, to harass)
testen (to test, to try out, to check, to test (medically), to screen, to examine, to assess)
texten (to text, to send a text message, to write lyrics, to write copy, to write jingles)
thematisieren (to address, to discuss, to bring up, to raise (a topic))
therapieren (to treat, to provide therapy)
thronen (to throne, to be enthroned, to sit majestically, to perch)
ticken (to tick (as in how someone thinks), to function, to operate, to tick (as in a clock), to deal drugs, to push drugs)
tilgen (repay, clear, amortize, settle (a debt), erase, obliterate, delete, expunge)
tippen (type, key in, guess, predict, bet on, tap, touch lightly)
tischen (to serve, to lay out, to set the table)
titeln (to title, to name, to caption)
titulieren (to title, to name, to call, to designate)
toben (to rage, to storm, to romp, to frolic, to play wildly, to rant, to fume)
tolerieren (to tolerate, to bear, to put up with, to allow)
tollen (to romp, to frolic, to gambol, to play wildly)
toppen (surpass, top, exceed, outdo, better, garnish, put on top)
torpedieren (to torpedo, to sabotage, to undermine)
tosen (to roar, to rage, to thunder, to cheer, to thunder (with applause))
touren (to tour, to travel, to journey, tours, trips, journeys)
traben (to trot, to jog)
trachten (strive, endeavor, aspire, aim, traditional costume, folk costume, national dress)
tragen (carry, bear, transport, wear, dress in, take on, assume, bear (fruit), yield, produce, contribute, bring, add)
trainieren (to train, to practice, to exercise, to instruct, to coach, to develop)
traktieren (to pester, to bother, to annoy, to harass, to plague, to treat, to regale, to entertain, to ply)
transferieren (to transfer, to move, to relocate, transfer, move, relocation)
transportieren (to transport, to carry, to move, to convey, to transmit, to communicate, to impart)
trauen (to trust, to confide in, to dare, to venture, to marry, to wed, to officiate a wedding)
trauern (to mourn, to grieve, to sorrow)
treffen (meet, encounter, get together, hit, strike, reach, affect, impact, make, take, come to)
treiben (drive, propel, push, move, practice, pursue, engage in, do, force, drift, float, herd, round up, overdo, exaggerate, push too far)
trennen (to separate, to divide, to disconnect, to unplug, to switch off, to distinguish, to differentiate)
treten (to step, to tread, to walk, to kick, to strike with foot, to enter, to join, to step into, come into effect, take effect, become effective, appear, perform, behave, act)
tricksen (to trick, to cheat, to con, to deceive, to outsmart, to circumvent, to bypass)
trimmen (to trim, to adjust, to prepare, to train, to groom, to prune, to cut, to mow)
trinken (to drink, drink heavily, binge drink, overdrink, drink (for animals), lap up, take (medicine), drink (medicine))
triumphieren (triumph, be victorious, win, succeed)
trocknen (dry, wipe dry, make dry, become dry, get dry, dehydrate)
trommeln (drum, beat, tap, to gather, to round up, to drum up)
tropfen (drop, to drip, to drop)
trotzen (to defy, to brave, to resist, to stand up to, to be defiant, to be disobedient, to sulk)
trudeln (to drift, to spiral down, to tumble, to meander, to trickle in, to drift in, to saunter in, to show up late)
trumpfen (to trump, to play a trump, to outdo, to outperform, to excel, to surpass)
trällern (hum, warble, trill, sing softly)
träumen (dream, fantasize, imagine, daydream, be lost in thought, be distracted)
trösten (comfort, console, soothe)
trüben (cloud, dim, obscure, tarnish, murky, cloudy, gloomy, dull)
trügen (deceive, mislead, delude, fail, disappoint, let down, create a false impression, be deceptive, be illusory)
tummeln (to romp, to frolic, to bustle, to mill about, to be active, to be involved, to participate, to frequent)
tun (to do, to make, to perform, to act, to put, to place, to set, to cause, to effect, to pretend, to act as if, to feign)
turnen (to do gymnastics, to tumble, to exercise, to clamber, to scramble, to frolic, to move agilely)
typen (types, kinds, sorts, categories, classes, to type, to key in)
tänzeln (to prance, to skip, to dance lightly, to sway, to trip, to dance along)
tätigen (to make, to carry out, to perform, to conduct, to execute)
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üben (practice, exercise, train, rehearse, perform, hold, carry out)
überarbeiten (revise, rework, edit, review, amend, overwork, work too much)
überbauen (build over, construct over, cover, overbuild, develop, cover completely)
überbewerten (overestimate, overrate, overvalue)
überbieten (outbid, outdo, surpass, exceed, excel, outperform)
überblicken (survey, overlook, grasp, comprehend, take in, assess, evaluate, appraise, review, gauge)
überbringen (deliver, convey, bring)
überbrücken (bridge, overcome, tide over, span, connect)
überdauern (outlast, survive, endure, persist)
überdecken (cover, conceal, hide, overlay, superimpose)
überdenken (reconsider, rethink, reflect on, think over)
übereinkommen (agree, come to an agreement, reach a consensus, agreement, treaty, convention, accord)
übereinstimmen (agree, concur, correspond, be in agreement, match, be identical, tally)
überfahren (run over, hit (with a vehicle), knock down, disregard, ignore, run through, drive past, exceed, overwhelm, catch off guard, take by surprise, stun)
überfallen (to attack, to assault, to rob, to raid, to overcome, to overwhelm, to seize)
überfliegen (to skim, to glance over, to read quickly, to fly over, to overfly)
überfluten (to flood, to inundate, to overwhelm, to swamp, to inundate (figurative), to flood (figurative))
überflügeln (to surpass, to outdo, to outstrip, to excel)
überfordern (feel overwhelmed, feel overtaxed, feel incapable, exceed, be beyond, be too much for)
überführen (convict, prove guilty, expose, transport, transfer, convey, move)
überfüllen (to overfill, to overcrowd)
übergeben (hand over, deliver, transfer, pass on, submit, vomit, throw up, puke, be sick)
übergehen (cross, traverse, pass over, go over, omit, ignore, disregard, skip, overlook, change into, transform into, turn into, pass into)
übergießen (pour over, douse, baste, steep)
übergreifen (spread, extend, spill over, propagate, encompass, span, cover, involve, include)
überholen (to overtake, to pass, to surpass, to outdo, to outperform, to overhaul, to service, to inspect, to repair)
überhäufen (to overwhelm, to heap, to deluge, to load up)
überhöhen (to exaggerate, to overstate, to inflate, to overprice)
überhören (to miss (hearing), to not hear, to overlook (a sound), to ignore, to disregard, to turn a deaf ear to)
überkommen (to overcome, to seize, to come over, outdated, antiquated, traditional, old-fashioned)
überladen (to overload, to overburden, overloaded, overdecorated, cluttered, ornate)
überlagern (to superimpose, to overlap, to overlay, to interfere with, to overshadow, to dominate)
überlassen (to leave, to hand over, to cede, to relinquish, to leave to, to entrust to, to let someone do)
überlasten (to overload, to overwork, to overburden, to strain, overload, overburden, overcharge)
überlaufen (overflow, spill over, overcrowded, packed, swarming, defect, switch sides, go over)
überleben (survive, live through, outlive, subsist, get by, make ends meet)
überlegen (to consider, to think over, to reflect, superior, dominant, better, to surpass, to outmatch, to overcome, to defeat)
überliefern (hand down, transmit, pass on, convey)
überlisten (outwit, trick, deceive, outsmart, fool)
übermitteln (transmit, convey, communicate, pass on, transfer, send)
übernachten (stay overnight, spend the night, lodge)
übernehmen (take over, assume control, take charge, undertake, accept, assume, adopt, incorporate, implement, take responsibility for, cover, take on)
überprüfen (check, verify, examine, review, inspect)
überqueren (cross, traverse)
überragen (tower above, stand out, surpass, excel, outweigh, exceed, overshadow)
überraschen (surprise, astonish, amaze, catch)
überreden (persuade, convince, talk into)
überreichen (present, hand over, deliver, award)
überrennen (overrun, overwhelm, storm, rush, flood, swamp)
überrollen (roll over, run over, flatten, overwhelm, dominate, steamroll, crush)
überrumpeln (surprise, catch off guard, ambush, take by surprise)
überschatten (overshadow, eclipse, diminish, outshine, shade, cast a shadow over, darken)
überschlagen (estimate, calculate roughly, approximate, overturn, roll over, flip over, skip, omit, pass over, crack (voice), break (voice), change tone)
überschneiden (intersect, cross, cut across, overlap, coincide, superimpose)
überschreiben (overwrite, replace, title, caption, head, transfer, sign over, convey)
überschreiten (exceed, overstep, go beyond, cross, traverse, pass, violate, transgress, infringe)
überschwemmen (to flood, to inundate, to swamp, to saturate)
überschätzen (to overestimate, to overrate)
überschütten (to douse, to pour over, to shower, to deluge, shower, overwhelm, douse, deluge)
übersehen (overlook, miss, fail to see, not notice, survey, oversee, command a view of, look out over, excuse, pardon, forgive)
übersetzen (translate, render, ferry, transport, cross (over water), convert, transcode, interpret (code))
übersiedeln (to relocate, to move, to resettle, to transfer)
überspannen (to span, to stretch over, to arch over, to bridge, to overstretch, to exaggerate, to overdo, to go too far)
überspielen (to transfer, to copy, to dub, to record over, to mask, to feign, to cover up, to play down, gloss over, play down, cover up, minimize, overcome)
überspringen (jump over, skip over, clear, skip, omit, bypass)
überstehen (endure, withstand, get through, survive, overcome, outlast, persist, stand the test of time)
übersteigen (exceed, surpass, go beyond, climb over, scale, surmount)
überstellen (transfer, move, relocate, hand over, extradite, deliver, submit)
überstürzen (rush, act rashly, be too hasty, precipitate, hurry, dash)
übersäen (strew, cover, dot, sprinkle)
übertragen (transmit, transfer, convey, pass on, assign, delegate, cede, translate, interpret, render, broadcast, air)
übertreffen (surpass, exceed, outperform, outdo, excel)
übertreiben (exaggerate, overdo, overstate, overexert, go overboard, embellish)
übertreten (violate, transgress, infringe, break (a rule), defect, switch, convert (religiously), join (another party))
übertönen (drown out, overpower, outsound)
überwachen (supervise, monitor, oversee, watch, observe, control, track)
überweisen (transfer, remit, wire, refer, send)
überwiegen (outweigh, predominate, prevail, be dominant)
überwinden (overcome, conquer, surmount, master, recover from, get over, clear, cross, traverse)
überwintern (to overwinter, to winter)
überwältigen (to overpower, to overwhelm, to subdue, to overcome, to conquer, to deeply impress, to move, to stun)
überzeichnen (to exaggerate, to overdraw, to caricature, to distort, to oversubscribe)
überzeugen (convince, persuade, assure, prove, demonstrate, show, impress)
überziehen (cover, coat, overlay, clad, overdraw, exceed, go over, put on over, slip on over)
übrigbleiben (to remain, to be left over, to be the only option, to be the only possibility, to have no other choice)
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umarmen (hug, embrace, cuddle, adopt, accept)
umbauen (to rebuild, to convert, to renovate, to alter, to restructure, to reorganize, to modify)
umbenennen (to rename)
umbringen (to kill, to murder, to destroy, to ruin, to kill (figuratively))
umdenken (to rethink, to change one's mind, to reconsider, rethinking, change of mindset, paradigm shift)
umdrehen (to turn over, to flip over, to invert, to turn around, to turn back, to reverse, to turn around (a situation), to transform)
umfahren (to drive around, to bypass, to circumnavigate, to run over, to knock down, to hit (with a vehicle))
umfallen (to fall over, to topple, to collapse, to change one's mind, to give in, to cave in, to back down)
umfassen (to embrace, to hug, to encircle, to clasp, to include, to comprise, to contain, to encompass, to cover, to span, to extend over)
umformulieren (to rephrase, to reword, to reformulate, to paraphrase)
umfunktionieren (to repurpose, to convert, to reassign, to refunction)
umgeben (to surround, to encircle, to enclose, surrounded, encircled, enclosed)
umgehen (to deal with, to handle, to manage, to avoid, to evade, to bypass, to go around, to circumvent, to associate with, to interact with, to socialize with)
umgestalten (redesign, reshape, reconfigure, transform, remodel)
umhängen (rehang, move, rearrange, put on, drape, sling over)
umhüllen (envelop, wrap, shroud, cover)
umjubeln (to cheer, to acclaim, to celebrate, to hail)
umkehren (to turn back, to return, to go back, to make a U-turn, to reverse, to invert, to turn around)
umkippen (to tip over, to fall over, to topple, to overturn, to change suddenly, to take a turn, to flip, to turn sour (mood))
umkommen (to die, to perish, to succumb)
umkreisen (to orbit, to circle, to revolve around, to surround, to encircle)
umkrempeln (to overhaul, to revolutionize, to turn upside down, to radically change, to roll up, to turn up)
umkämpfen (to fight for, to contend for, to struggle for)
umlagern (relocate, transfer, move, shift, reallocate, redeploy, redistribute, reorganize)
umlegen (move, relocate, shift, reschedule, kill, murder, slay, bump off, put around, wrap around, drape around)
umleiten (redirect, divert, reroute)
ummünzen (convert, translate, turn into, put into practice, exchange, convert currency)
umrahmen (frame, surround, encircle)
umrechnen (convert, calculate, re-calculate)
umreißen (outline, sketch, summarize, describe briefly, knock down, pull down, overthrow, topple)
umringen (surround, encircle, ring around)
umrunden (go around, circle, orbit, circumnavigate)
umrüsten (retool, convert, refit, upgrade, modify)
umschalten (switch, change, toggle, switch over, adapt, adjust, shift gears)
umschauen (look around, glance around, search around, explore, check out)
umschichten (reallocate, redistribute, reorganize, reshuffle, shift)
umschlagen (to change, to turn, to shift, to fold, to turn over, to turn down, to turn into, to transform into, to change into)
umschließen (to surround, to enclose, to encircle, to encompass, to include, to comprise, to contain)
umschreiben (rewrite, rephrase, reformulate, describe differently, paraphrase, transfer, sign over, register)
umsehen (look around, have a look, browse, look around for, search for, seek, scout for)
umsetzen (implement, realize, put into practice, execute, carry out, convert, transform, translate (data/vision), move, relocate, transfer, shift)
umsiedeln (resettle, relocate, move, displace, transfer)
umsteigen (change, transfer, switch (transport))
umstellen (rearrange, move, reposition, reorganize, change, adapt, convert, switch, adjust, surround, encircle, cordon off)
umstimmen (convince, persuade, make someone change their mind)
umstrukturieren (restructure, reorganize, reconfigure, revamp)
umstürzen (topple, fall over, collapse, overturn, overthrow, subvert, depose)
umtauschen (exchange, swap, return (for exchange), convert)
umtreiben (worry, trouble, bother, concern, wander, roam, drift)
umwandeln (transform, convert, change, modify)
umwerben (to court, to woo, to solicit, to canvass)
umwerfen (to knock over, to overturn, to throw over, to topple, to astound, to amaze, to impress, to overwhelm)
umziehen (to move, to relocate, to change, to get changed)
umzingeln (to surround, to encircle, to besiege)
unterbieten (undercut, outbid)
unterbinden (prevent, stop, suppress, curb, inhibit)
unterbleiben (be omitted, not happen, be refrained from, fail to occur)
unterbrechen (interrupt, stop, break, suspend, cut off, disconnect, intervene, break in)
unterbreiten (submit, present, propose, offer)
unterbringen (accommodate, house, lodge, put up, place, store, put away, fit in, include, incorporate, insert)
unterdrücken (repress, suppress, stifle, curb, oppress, subjugate, dominate, hold back, restrain)
unterfangen (undertaking, venture, endeavor, enterprise, to undertake, to venture, to attempt, to embark on)
untergehen (sink, go down, submerge, set, perish, be destroyed, go under, collapse, cease to exist)
untergliedern (subdivide, categorize, structure, divide into sections)
untergraben (undermine, weaken, subvert, erode, dig under, excavate, tunnel under)
unterhalten (to converse, to chat, to talk, to entertain, to amuse, to divert, to maintain, to support, to sustain, to keep up)
unterkommen (to find accommodation, to find shelter, to stay, to get a job, to find a position, to get placed)
unterlassen (to omit, to neglect, to fail to do, to refrain from)
unterlaufen (to make a mistake, to slip up, to occur (error), to circumvent, to evade, to bypass, to infiltrate, to undermine, to penetrate)
unterlegen (inferior, weaker, less capable, outmatched, place under, put under, lay under, underpin)
unterliegen (be defeated, lose, succumb, be vanquished, be subject to, be governed by, fall under, undergo, be subject to (change), suffer (change))
untermalen (underscore, accompany, provide background music, underpaint, color in, highlight (with color))
untermauern (substantiate, underpin, corroborate, support, back up, reinforce, shore up, buttress)
unternehmen (undertake, do, carry out, embark on, perform, company, enterprise, business, firm, corporation)
unterordnen (submit, subordinate oneself, defer, comply, subordinate, classify, categorize, arrange)
unterrichten (teach, instruct, educate, tutor, inform, notify, apprise, communicate)
untersagen (prohibit, forbid, ban, interdict)
unterscheiden (distinguish, differentiate, tell apart, classify, categorize, set apart)
unterschlagen (embezzle, misappropriate, defraud, peculate, conceal, withhold, suppress)
unterschreiben (sign, endorse, support, back, subscribe to)
unterschreiten (fall below, drop below, undercut, undershoot)
unterschätzen (underestimate, undervalue)
unterstehen (be subordinate to, be under the command of, be subject to, take shelter, shelter oneself)
unterstellen (put under, place under, shelter, accuse, impute, allege, assume, subordinate, place under command, assign)
unterstreichen (underline, highlight, emphasize, stress, underscore)
unterstützen (support, help, assist, aid, back, advocate, endorse, prop up, brace)
untersuchen (examine, investigate, analyze, study, inspect, check, test)
untertauchen (to dive, to submerge, to go into hiding, to disappear, submerge, dive, go underwater)
unterteilen (divide, split, subdivide, classify, categorize, group)
unterwerfen (to subject, to subdue, to conquer, to subjugate, to submit, to yield, to comply)
unterzeichnen (to sign, to endorse, to countersign)
unterziehen (undergo, submit to, subject oneself to, subject to, put through)
uraufführen (to premiere, to debut, to stage for the first time)
urteilen (to judge, to form an opinion, to assess, to rule, to pass judgment, to sentence, to adjudicate)
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variieren (to vary, to change, to modify, to alter, to differ, to show diversity)
verabreden (to arrange to meet, to make an appointment, to agree to meet)
verabreichen (to administer, to give, to dispense)
verabschieden (to say goodbye, to bid farewell, to take leave, to pass (a law), to adopt (a resolution), to approve, to dismiss, to fire, to let go, to retire (someone))
verachten (to despise, to scorn, to contemn)
verallgemeinern (to generalize)
veralten (to become obsolete, to become outdated, to age, outdated, antiquated, obsolete)
verankern (anchor, fix, embed, secure, fasten, integrate, incorporate, establish, root)
veranlassen (cause, induce, prompt, motivate, lead to, bring about, arrange, order, instruct, initiate, commission, mandate)
veranschaulichen (illustrate, clarify, demonstrate, explain, visualize)
veranschlagen (estimate, calculate, assess, appraise, budget, allocate, earmark, assign)
veranstalten (organize, host, arrange, hold, stage, cause, create, make, stir up, provoke)
verantworten (be responsible for, answer for, account for, take responsibility for)
verarbeiten (to process, to handle, to work on, to cope with, to come to terms with, to deal with, to use, to work into)
verarmen (to impoverish, to become poor, to pauperize)
verbannen (banish, exile, expel, ban, prohibit, remove, outlaw)
verbauen (obstruct by building, block by building, spoil by building, misuse, waste, build incorrectly, install incorrectly, ruin, spoil, jeopardize, block, obstruct)
verbeißen (suppress, repress, bite back, hold back, bite into, sink teeth into, clench teeth)
verbergen (hide, conceal, stash, disguise, mask)
verbessern (improve, better, enhance, perfect, correct, rectify, amend, revise, upgrade, boost, elevate)
verbiegen (bend, deform, warp, twist, distort, misrepresent, contort, bend oneself, twist oneself)
verbieten (forbid, prohibit, prevent, deny permission, disallow, outlaw, ban, make illegal)
verbilligen (reduce the price, make cheaper, discount, lower the price)
verbinden (connect, join, link, unite, combine, put through, associate, relate, bandage, dress (a wound))
verbitten (object to, decline, ask to be spared from, forbid (in context))
verbittern (to embitter, to make bitter, to become bitter, to grow bitter)
verblassen (fade, lose color, lose intensity, pale in comparison, diminish, become insignificant)
verbleiben (remain, stay, abide, be left, be left over, remain (in a formal closing), conclude (a letter), sign off)
verblüffen (astonish, surprise, baffle, amaze, dumbfound)
verbrauchen (consume, use up, expend, deplete)
verbrechen (commit a crime, perpetrate a crime, crime, felony, offense)
verbreiten (to spread, to disseminate, to circulate, to propagate, to extend, to expand, to diffuse, to emit, to give off)
verbreitern (to widen, to broaden, to expand)
verbrennen (to burn, to incinerate, to consume by fire, to get burned, to scald, to suffer a burn, to combust, to consume fuel)
verbringen (to spend (time), to pass (time), transfer, move, convey, transport)
verbuchen (book, record, post, register, count, chalk up, attribute)
verbünden (ally, unite, join forces, form an alliance)
verbürgen (to guarantee, to vouch for, to assure, to warrant, to pledge, to commit, to take responsibility for)
verbüßen (to serve (a sentence), to do time, to atone for)
verdammen (condemn, curse, damn, denounce, reject, criticize)
verdanken (owe, be indebted to, be grateful for, attribute to, be due to)
verdauen (digest, process, come to terms with, absorb)
verdecken (cover, conceal, hide, obscure, disguise, mask)
verderben (spoil, go bad, rot, decay, ruin, mar, mess up, corrupt, deprave, pervert, thwart, jeopardize, put off, make someone lose interest)
verdeutlichen (clarify, explain, illustrate, elucidate, make clear)
verdichten (densify, compact, condense, thicken, intensify, concentrate, heighten)
verdienen (earn, make (money), deserve, merit, be worthy of, achieve, gain, acquire)
verdoppeln (to double, to multiply by two, to intensify, to increase twofold)
verdrehen (to twist, to distort, to wrench, to misinterpret, to pervert, confuse, disorient, muddle, twist (someone's mind))
verdreifachen (triple, treble)
verdrängen (displace, push out, oust, supplant, repress, suppress, push away, block out, replace, substitute, supersede)
verdunkeln (darken, obscure, dim, eclipse, conceal, hide, obfuscate, cover up)
verdächtigen (suspect, accuse)
veredeln (refine, enhance, ennoble, upgrade, improve, process, finish)
verehren (revere, venerate, admire, respect, worship, adore)
vereidigen (swear in, administer an oath to)
vereinbaren (to agree, to arrange, to schedule, to fix, to make an appointment, to reconcile, to combine, to harmonize, to make compatible)
vereinen (to unite, to combine, to join, to merge, to bring together, to reconcile, to harmonize, to embody)
vereinfachen (simplify, make simpler, streamline, reduce, abstract)
vereinheitlichen (standardize, unify, harmonize, make uniform)
vereinigen (unite, join, merge, combine, integrate, blend, reconcile, harmonize, bring together)
vereinnahmen (collect, receive, take possession of, appropriate, monopolize, absorb, integrate, incorporate)
vereinzeln (separate, isolate, thin out)
vereiteln (thwart, foil, frustrate, prevent, avert)
verenden (perish, die (animal), succumb)
verengen (narrow, constrict, tighten, restrict, limit, narrow down, confine)
vererben (bequeath, inherit, pass on, transmit)
verewigen (immortalize, perpetuate, eternalize)
verfahren (proceed, act, deal with, handle, process, treat, manage, get lost, take a wrong turn, go astray, procedure, method, approach)
verfallen (spoil, deteriorate, expire, decay, lapse, succumb, fall prey, ruined, dilapidated, expired, lapsed)
verfangen (get caught, get entangled, get trapped, take effect, work, be effective, resonate)
verfassen (write, draft, compose, draw up, create)
verfehlen (to miss, to fail to achieve, to fall short of, to fail to meet, to pass by)
verfeinern (refine, improve, enhance, perfect, elaborate, embellish, add details)
verfestigen (consolidate, strengthen, stabilize, firm up, solidify, harden, set, congeal)
verfilmen (film, adapt for film, make into a movie)
verfliegen (dissipate, vanish, fade away, evaporate, fly by, pass quickly, elapse quickly)
verfluchen (curse, damn, execrate)
verflüchtigen (evaporate, volatilize, vanish, dissipate, fade)
verfolgen (follow, pursue, chase, observe, monitor, track, persecute, harass, victimize, continue, implement)
verfrachten (transport, ship, haul, convey)
verfremden (alienate, estrange, defamiliarize, distort)
verfrühen (happen prematurely, arrive early, be brought forward)
verfälschen (falsify, counterfeit, adulterate, tamper with, distort, manipulate, misrepresent)
verfügen (dispose of, have, possess, command, order, decree, stipulate, enact)
verführen (mislead, tempt, entice, corrupt, seduce, charm)
vergeben (forgive, pardon, excuse, assign, allocate, award, distribute, taken, occupied, unavailable, assigned)
vergehen (to pass, to elapse, to go by, to disappear, to vanish, to fade away, to commit an offense, to transgress, to err)
vergessen (to forget, to not recall, to neglect, to overlook, to disregard, to leave behind, to forget (an item))
vergeuden (to waste, to squander)
vergewaltigen (to rape, to sexually assault)
vergewissern (to make sure, to ascertain, to confirm, to verify)
vergießen (to spill, to shed, to waste, to lose, to squander)
vergiften (poison, envenom, corrupt, spoil, embitter)
vergleichen (compare, contrast, liken, equate, settle, compromise, agree)
vergnügen (amuse, entertain, enjoy oneself, pleasure, amusement, delight, enjoyment, fun)
vergolden (to gild, to gold-plate, to make golden, to enhance, to beautify, to brighten, to make better)
vergraben (to bury, to inter, to cover up, to hide away, to withdraw, to seclude oneself, to bury oneself)
vergreifen (to make a mistake, to err, to choose wrongly, to take the wrong thing, to assault, to lay hands on, to use violence against)
vergrößern (to enlarge, to increase, to magnify, to expand, to intensify, magnify, enlarge, zoom in)
vergönnen (grant, begrudge, allow, permit)
vergüten (compensate, remunerate, pay back, reimburse, temper, refine, treat, improve)
verhaften (arrest, detain, apprehend, take into custody, captivate, engross, enthrall, grip, hold)
verhallen (fade away, die away, die out, cease)
verhalten (behave, act, conduct oneself, relate, be proportional, stand in relation, restrained, subdued, moderate, cautious)
verhandeln (negotiate, bargain, discuss, try (a case), hear (a case), litigate)
verharmlosen (to downplay, to trivialize, to play down, to minimize)
verharren (to persist, to remain, to linger, to stay)
verheeren (to devastate, to ravage, to lay waste, to wreak havoc)
verhehlen (to conceal, to hide, to dissimulate, to disguise)
verheimlichen (to keep secret, to hide, to conceal)
verheiraten (to marry, to get married, to wed)
verheißen (to promise, to portend, to augur, to foretell)
verhelfen (to help, to assist, to enable)
verherrlichen (to glorify, to extol, to laud, to embellish, to idealize)
verhindern (to prevent, to avert, to hinder, to impede, to obstruct)
verhungern (to starve, to die of hunger)
verhängen (impose, decree, inflict, levy, drape, cover, hang)
verhärten (harden, stiffen, solidify, become callous, become insensitive)
verhöhnen (mock, ridicule, scoff at, scorn)
verhören (interrogate, question, examine, mishear, misunderstand)
verhüllen (cover, veil, shroud, conceal, obscure, disguise)
verifizieren (verify, confirm, authenticate)
verinnerlichen (internalize, assimilate, embody)
verirren (get lost, stray, wander off)
verjagen (chase away, drive away, expel, scare off, scare away, frighten off)
verjähren (expire, lapse, become time-barred, prescribe)
verjüngen (rejuvenate, refresh, make younger, taper, narrow, reduce)
verkaufen (sell, vend, sell off, dispose of, get rid of, market, promote, convince)
verkehren (to run, to operate, to travel, to circulate, to associate, to frequent, to mix with, to deal with, to have intercourse, to have sex, to reverse, to distort, to misinterpret, to turn upside down)
verkennen (misjudge, underestimate, misunderstand, fail to recognize)
verklagen (sue, file a lawsuit against, take to court)
verkleiden (dress up, disguise, costume, panel, clad, cover, veneer)
verkleinern (to reduce, to diminish, to downsize, to shrink, to belittle, to downplay, to trivialize)
verklingen (to fade away, to die away, to die out, to cease)
verklären (to idealize, to glorify, to transfigure, to romanticize, spiritualize, mystify, transfigure)
verkneifen (suppress, hold back, bite back, refrain)
verknüpfen (link, connect, combine, associate, relate, hyperlink)
verkommen (dilapidated, run-down, degenerate, squalid, decay, deteriorate, go to ruin)
verkosten (to taste, to sample, to try, to test)
verkraften (to cope with, to deal with, to come to terms with, to bear, to handle)
verkriechen (to hide, to creep away, to withdraw, to retreat)
verkörpern (to embody, to personify, to represent, to incarnate, to manifest)
verkümmern (to wither, to decay, to waste away, to shrivel, to atrophy, to stunt, to become stunted, to languish)
verkünden (to announce, to proclaim, to declare, to promulgate, to spread, to disseminate, to publicize)
verkürzen (shorten, abridge, curtail, reduce, cut short, bring forward)
verladen (load, freight, ship, fool, trick, deceive, prank)
verlagern (relocate, move, shift, transfer, redirect, refocus)
verlangen (demand, require, ask for, long for, crave, desire, yearn for, longing, craving, yearning)
verlangsamen (slow down, decelerate, reduce speed)
verlassen (leave, abandon, desert, forsake, rely on, count on, trust, deserted, abandoned, desolate, forsaken)
verlaufen (to run, to pass, to proceed, to extend, to get lost, to go astray, to lose one's way, to go, to turn out, to develop, to fade, to dissipate, to subside, to run (colors))
verlauten (to announce, to let it be known, to disclose, to leak, to be rumored)
verleben (to spend, to pass)
verlegen (to misplace, to lose, to postpone, to reschedule, to relocate, to move, to publish, to edit, to lay, to install, to fit, embarrassed, shy, awkward, self-conscious)
verleihen (lend, loan, hire out, rent out, bestow, grant, confer, award, impart, give)
verleiten (tempt, mislead, entice, induce, seduce, encourage, prompt, lead)
verlernen (unlearn, forget (how to do something))
verlesen (read aloud, read out, misread, sort out, pick out, select, cull)
verletzen (injure, hurt, wound, harm, offend, upset, violate, infringe, breach, break)
verleugnen (deny, disown, repudiate, renounce)
verlieben (fall in love, fall in love with, become fond of, develop a passion for)
verlieren (lose, misplace, be defeated, forfeit, get lost, disappear)
verlinken (link, hyperlink)
verloben (get engaged, become engaged)
verlocken (to entice, to tempt, to lure, to allure, to beguile)
verlorengehen (get lost, go astray, be misplaced)
verlosen (raffle, draw, give away by lottery)
verlängern (extend, prolong, renew, lengthen, make longer)
vermachen (to bequeath, to leave (in a will), to will, to close, to shut, to secure)
vermarkten (to market, to commercialize, to sell)
vermehren (to increase, to multiply, to propagate, reproduce, multiply, propagate)
vermeiden (avoid, evade, shun, steer clear of, prevent, avert, hinder, preclude)
vermelden (report, announce, state, declare)
vermengen (mix, blend, combine, mingle)
vermerken (note down, record, mark, register, notice, observe, perceive, register (mentally))
vermessen (measure, survey, gauge, arrogant, presumptuous, conceited, audacious)
vermiesen (spoil, ruin, sour, mess up)
vermieten (rent out, lease, let)
vermindern (reduce, decrease, diminish, lessen, devalue, undermine)
vermischen (mix, blend, combine, intermingle, confuse, mix up, muddle, conflate)
vermissen (miss, long for, not find, lose track of)
vermitteln (to convey, to impart, to transmit, to communicate, to teach, to mediate, to arbitrate, to intervene, to arrange, to procure, to broker, to connect, to place)
vermuten (to assume, to suppose, to suspect, to presume, to guess, to surmise, to conjecture, to believe)
vermählen (to marry, to wed, to unite in marriage)
vermögen (assets, wealth, fortune, property, ability, capacity, faculty, capability, to be able, to be capable, can)
vernachlässigen (to neglect, to disregard, to abandon, to ignore, to omit, to discount)
vernehmen (interrogate, question, hear, examine, perceive, detect, discern)
verneinen (deny, negate, reject, refuse)
vernetzen (network, connect, link, integrate, socialize, build connections)
vernichten (to destroy, to annihilate, to eliminate, to wipe out, to defeat, to crush, to vanquish, to ruin, to shatter, to devastate)
verordnen (prescribe, order, decree, stipulate)
verpachten (lease out, rent out, let out)
verpacken (pack, wrap, package, present, frame)
verpassen (miss, lose out on, fail to meet, give, administer, deliver, deal)
verpflegen (cater, provide food, supply with provisions, look after, care for, feed, nourish)
verpflichten (oblige, commit, bind, compel, hire, recruit, engage, sign up, undertake, pledge, bind oneself)
verprügeln (to beat up, to thrash, to batter)
verpuffen (to fizzle out, to come to nothing, to dissipate, to vanish, to pop, to detonate, to go off)
verputzen (to plaster, to render, to gobble up, to devour, to polish off)
verraten (reveal, disclose, divulge, betray, show, indicate)
verrechnen (miscalculate, make a mistake in calculation, offset, balance, compensate)
verreisen (travel, go away, go on a trip)
verrichten (perform, carry out, do, execute, conduct)
verringern (reduce, decrease, diminish, lessen)
verrotten (rot, decompose, decay, putrefy)
verrücken (move, shift, displace, dislodge, go crazy, go mad, lose one's mind, go insane)
versagen (fail, fall short, not succeed, malfunction, break down, give out, fail (to function), deny, refuse, withhold)
versammeln (gather, assemble, collect, convene, rally, accumulate, compile, amass)
verschaffen (to obtain, to acquire, to procure, to get, to provide, to furnish, to supply, to facilitate, to arrange)
verschanzen (to entrench, to barricade, to fortify oneself, to take cover, to withdraw, to seclude oneself, to isolate oneself, to retreat)
verscheiden (to pass away, to die, to perish (formal/poetic), different, various, diverse, distinct)
verschenken (to give away, to donate, to gift)
verscherbeln (sell off, flog, dump, get rid of cheaply)
verscheuchen (scare away, chase away, shoo away, drive away)
verschicken (send, dispatch, mail, ship)
verschieben (move, shift, displace, postpone, defer, put off, delay, distort, deform, alter, shift (shape))
verschießen (to use up (ammunition), to fire all (shots), to shoot off, to fade, to lose color, to bleach)
verschlafen (to oversleep, sleepy, drowsy, still half asleep)
verschlagen (to divert, to drive off course, to drift, to blow off course, cunning, sly, artful, shrewd, deceptive, to nail shut, to board up, to bang shut, to strike forcefully)
verschlechtern (worsen, deteriorate, aggravate)
verschleiern (conceal, hide, veil, disguise, obfuscate, cover, shroud)
verschleißen (wear out, abrade, deteriorate, fray)
verschleppen (abduct, kidnap, carry off, drag away, delayed, prolonged, protracted, drawn out, spread, transmit, carry)
verschleudern (sell off, dump, clear out, get rid of, squander, waste, fritter away, lavish)
verschließen (lock, close, fasten, block, seal off, close off, bar, close oneself off, shut oneself off, withdraw, become reserved)
verschlimmern (worsen, aggravate, exacerbate, make worse)
verschlingen (devour, gobble, wolf down, swallow, entangle, interlace, intertwine, coil)
verschlucken (choke, gag, swallow wrong, swallow, ingest, gulp down)
verschlüsseln (to encrypt, to encode, to cipher)
verschmelzen (to merge, to fuse, to blend, to integrate, to coalesce, to melt, to liquefy)
verschmerzen (to get over, to come to terms with, to cope with, to bear)
verschmutzen (to pollute, to contaminate, to dirty, to soil)
verschmähen (to scorn, to disdain, to reject, to spurn)
verschonen (to spare, to save, to exempt, to leave untouched)
verschrecken (to frighten, to startle, to scare, to alarm)
verschreiben (to prescribe, to order (medication), to make a writing error, to miswrite, to make a typo, to dedicate oneself, to commit oneself, to devote oneself)
verschrotten (to scrap, to junk, to dismantle, to destroy)
verschränken (to cross, to fold, to interlace, to interlink, to interweave, to intertwine, to connect)
verschulden (to be to blame, to be at fault, to cause, to be responsible for, fault, blame, guilt, responsibility)
verschweigen (to conceal, to keep secret, to hide, to withhold)
verschwenden (to waste, to squander, to fritter away)
verschwimmen (to blur, to become indistinct, to run together)
verschwinden (to disappear, to vanish, to be gone, to fade away, to diminish, to subside)
verschärfen (to tighten, to intensify, to exacerbate, to aggravate, to sharpen, intensify, aggravate, worsen, heighten, escalate, sharpen, refine, make more acute)
verschönern (beautify, adorn, embellish, decorate, enhance)
verschütten (buried, covered, engulfed, spill, pour out)
versehen (provide, equip, furnish, supply, err, make a mistake, be mistaken, perform, carry out, execute)
versenden (send, dispatch, mail)
versenken (sink, immerse, submerge, immerse oneself, engross oneself, delve into)
versetzen (move, transfer, relocate, displace, put into, set into, cause, mix, alloy, adulterate, stood up, missed, failed to keep)
verseuchen (to contaminate, to infect, to pollute)
versichern (to insure, to cover (by insurance), to assure, to affirm, to guarantee, to state, to declare, to confirm)
versickern (seep away, drain away, trickle away, percolate)
versiegeln (seal, close hermetically, coat, glaze, laminate)
versiegen (dry up, run dry, run out, be exhausted)
versinken (sink, submerge, go down, be engrossed, get lost, immerse oneself, sink into)
versorgen (to provide, to supply, to furnish, to cater for, to treat, to dress (a wound), to care for, to look after, to attend to, to tend, to put away, to store, to keep, to secure)
verspeisen (eat, consume, devour, feast on)
versperren (block, obstruct, bar, close off, obscure, impede the view)
verspielen (lose, squander, forfeit, gamble away, miss out on)
verspotten (mock, ridicule, scoff at, make fun of)
versprechen (to promise, to pledge, to assure, to make a slip of the tongue, to misspeak, to say by mistake, promise, pledge, assurance)
versprühen (to spray, to atomize, to sprinkle, to diffuse, to radiate, to exude, to spread, to emanate)
verspäten (to be late, to be delayed, to run late)
verspüren (feel, sense, perceive, experience)
verstaatlichen (nationalize, state-own)
verstauen (stow, store, put away, pack away)
verstecken (to hide, to conceal, to stash away, to hide oneself, to take cover, to conceal oneself)
verstehen (to understand, to comprehend, to grasp, to get along, to understand each other, to have a good relationship, to perceive, to realize)
versteigern (to auction, to auction off, to sell by auction)
verstellen (to move, to displace, to rearrange, to obstruct, to feign, to disguise, to pretend, to dissimulate, to fake, to adjust, to set, to regulate)
versterben (to die, to pass away, to decease)
versteuern (to tax, to pay taxes on)
verstimmen (to annoy, to irritate, to upset, to displease, to detune, to put out of tune)
verstopfen (to clog, to block, to obstruct, to stop up, to cram, to stuff, to pack, to fill up)
verstoßen (to banish, to ostracize, to cast out, to disown, to reject, violate, infringe, transgress, break)
verstreichen (elapse, pass, go by, spread, apply, smear)
verstreuen (scatter, strew, disperse)
verstricken (entangle, involve, implicate, knit, interweave, entwine)
verströmen (emit, diffuse, spread, exude, release, give off)
verstummen (fall silent, become silent, stop speaking, hush)
verständigen (inform, notify, communicate, advise, let know, agree, come to an understanding, settle, reach an agreement)
verstärken (strengthen, intensify, reinforce, enhance, increase, amplify, increase volume, boost, turn up, augment, expand)
verstören (disturb, unsettle, perturb, distress, upset)
verstümmeln (mutilate, maim, disfigure, garble, distort, mangle, mutilate (a text))
versuchen (try, attempt, endeavor, taste, sample, try to persuade, try to convince, tempt)
versäumen (miss, fail to do, neglect, skip, be absent from)
versöhnen (reconcile, make up, appease)
versüßen (to sweeten, to make pleasant, to make enjoyable, to brighten, to alleviate, to soften)
vertagen (to postpone, to adjourn, to defer)
vertauschen (to swap, to exchange, to mix up, to switch)
verteidigen (to defend, to protect, to guard, to advocate, to uphold, to argue for, to defend (sports), to play defense)
verteilen (distribute, hand out, give out, spread, scatter, disperse, divide, allocate, apportion)
verteuern (to make more expensive, to raise prices, to increase in price)
verteufeln (to demonize, to condemn, to damn, to vilify)
vertiefen (to deepen, to intensify, to enhance, to immerse oneself, to delve into, to concentrate on)
vertonen (set to music, score, soundtrack, dub)
vertragen (tolerate, bear, endure, stand, get along with, reconcile, make up, get along)
vertrauen (trust, confide, believe in, confidence, faith)
vertreiben (expel, drive out, chase away, banish, distribute, sell, market, pass (time), while away (time))
vertreten (represent, stand for, act for, advocate, defend, uphold, represent (an opinion), distribute, sell, market, stretch one's legs, move one's legs, walk around)
vertrösten (to appease, to put off, to fob off, to console with promises)
vertun (to waste, to squander, to misuse, to make a mistake, to err, to miscalculate, to get wrong)
vertuschen (cover up, hush up, conceal, whitewash)
verunglimpfen (disparage, defame, slander, denigrate, malign)
verunglücken (have an accident, crash, be involved in an accident)
verunreinigen (contaminate, pollute, dirty, soil)
verunsichern (to unsettle, to make insecure, to cause doubt, to disconcert)
veruntreuen (to embezzle, to misappropriate, to defraud, to peculate)
verursachen (to cause, to bring about, to provoke, to trigger, to generate)
verurteilen (to condemn, to sentence, to convict, to denounce, condemn, denounce, disapprove)
vervollständigen (complete, finish, supplement)
verwachsen (grown together, intertwined, fused, overgrown, grow together, fuse, heal together)
verwahren (keep, store, safeguard, preserve, protect, guard, shield, keep safe)
verwaisen (become an orphan, be orphaned, become deserted, become empty, become disused, be abandoned)
verwalten (manage, administer, handle, run, govern, oversee, supervise, control)
verwandeln (to transform, to change, to convert, to shapeshift)
verwarnen (to warn, to caution, to admonish, to formally warn, to reprimand)
verweben (to interweave, to weave in, to intertwine, to integrate)
verwechseln (to confuse, to mistake, to mix up)
verwehen (to blow away, to drift away, to disperse (by wind))
verwehren (to deny, to refuse, to forbid, to prohibit)
verweigern (to refuse, to deny, to reject, to withhold)
verweilen (to stay, to linger, to remain, to tarry)
verweisen (to refer, to direct, to point to, to expel, to ban, to dismiss, to send off, to reject, to deny)
verwenden (to use, to employ, to utilize, to apply, to implement)
verwerfen (reject, discard, dismiss, abandon, annul, quash, overturn, invalidate, reject (legally))
verwerten (utilize, exploit, process, recycle, make use of, convert)
verwickeln (involve, entangle, implicate, tangle, knot)
verwirklichen (realize, implement, carry out, put into practice, achieve, fulfill, accomplish, attain)
verwirren (confuse, bewilder, perplex, disorient, tangle, mess up, disarrange, entangle)
verwischen (to blur, to smudge, to fade, to obscure, to erase, to wipe out, to cover up, to obliterate)
verwunden (to wound, to injure, to hurt, to offend, to grieve)
verwundern (to surprise, to astonish, to amaze, to wonder, to be surprised, to be astonished)
verwurzeln (to root, to take root, to become established, to entrench, take root, root, become rooted)
verwässern (dilute, water down, thin out, weaken, undermine)
verwöhnen (spoil, pamper, indulge, treat)
verwüsten (destroy, devastate, lay waste, ravage)
verzahnen (interlock, mesh, engage, gear, integrate, interlink, coordinate, combine)
verzaubern (enchant, bewitch, cast a spell on, captivate, fascinate, charm, mesmerize)
verzehren (consume, eat, drink, ingest, use up, deplete, exhaust)
verzeichnen (record, register, note, document, observe, see, distort, misdraw, misrepresent, warp)
verzeihen (forgive, pardon, excuse)
verzerren (distort, warp, twist, devour, gobble, guzzle)
verzichten (renounce, waive, forgo, give up, abstain from, do without, dispense with)
verziehen (warp, distort, contort, pull a face, move out of place, forgive, pardon, spoil, pamper, indulge)
verzieren (decorate, adorn, embellish, garnish, elaborate)
verzinsen (to bear interest, to pay interest, to yield interest)
verzweifeln (to despair, to lose hope, to be at one's wit's end, to be overwhelmed by)
verzweigen (to branch, to bifurcate, to ramify, branch, ramify, connect, link)
verzögern (delay, postpone, defer, slow down, impede, hinder, retard)
verändern (change, alter, modify, adjust, transform, convert, reshape, remake, evolve, develop, shift)
verärgern (annoy, anger, irritate, vex)
veräußern (sell, dispose of, alienate, transfer)
veröffentlichen (publish, release, make public, post, publish online, upload)
verüben (commit, perpetrate)
vibrieren (to vibrate, to oscillate, to hum)
vollbringen (to accomplish, to achieve, to perform, to complete)
vollenden (to complete, to finish, to perfect)
vollführen (perform, execute, carry out, accomplish)
vollstrecken (execute, enforce, carry out)
vollziehen (carry out, perform, execute, implement, consummate, complete, finalize, perform (a legal act))
voranbringen (to advance, to promote, to push forward, to further)
vorangehen (to go ahead, to lead the way, to precede, to go first, to come before, to progress, to advance, to move forward)
vorankommen (to make progress, to get ahead, to advance, to move forward, to get along, to make headway)
voranschreiten (progress, advance, proceed)
vorantreiben (drive forward, push forward, advance, promote, accelerate)
vorausgehen (precede, go before, come before, go ahead, lead the way)
voraussagen (predict, forecast, prophesy)
voraussehen (foresee, anticipate, predict, foresight, anticipation, prescience)
voraussetzen (presuppose, assume, take for granted, require, necessitate, demand)
vorbehalten (to reserve, to keep, to hold back, reserved for, intended for, set aside for)
vorbeifahren (to drive past, to ride past, to pass by (by vehicle), to pass by, to go past)
vorbeiführen (to lead past, to guide past, to take past, to pass by, to go past)
vorbeigehen (to walk past, to go past, to pass by (on foot), to pass (time), to go by (time), to elapse, to end, to be over, to finish)
vorbeikommen (to drop by, to come by, to stop by, to visit, overcome, get past, get over)
vorbeischauen (drop by, stop by, visit briefly, look in)
vorbeiziehen (pass by, go past, move past, fly by, pass quickly, go by fast)
vorbereiten (prepare, get ready, arrange, plan, organize, train, instruct, coach)
vorbeugen (to prevent, to avert, to guard against, to lean forward, to bend forward)
vorbringen (to put forward, to express, to present, to state, to advance, to propose, to suggest, to submit, to lodge, to file, to raise, to make (a complaint/claim))
vordringen (advance, penetrate, push forward, make headway, gain ground, establish oneself, make inroads)
vorenthalten (withhold, deny, keep back, deprive)
vorentscheiden (pre-decide, make a preliminary decision, decide in advance)
vorfahren (to drive forward, to pull up, to drive up, ancestors, forefathers)
vorfinden (find, encounter, come across)
vorführen (show, present, demonstrate, exhibit, make a fool of, expose, humiliate, ridicule, bring before, present to, produce)
vorgaukeln (feign, pretend, simulate, delude, make believe)
vorgeben (pretend, feign, claim, allege, specify, set, determine, prescribe, stipulate, set an example, lead the way, demonstrate)
vorgehen (proceed, act, take action, go about, deal with, advance, move forward, go ahead, be fast (clock), approach, procedure, course of action, method, strategy)
vorhaben (to intend, to plan, to propose, to have in mind, plan, intention, project, undertaking)
vorhalten (to hold up, to present, to show, to reproach, to hold against, to blame, to criticize)
vorherrschen (prevail, predominate, be common, be frequent, dominate, control, rule)
vorhersagen (predict, forecast, foresee, prophesy)
vorkommen (to occur, to happen, to appear, to be found, to seem, to strike, occurrence, presence, incidence, deposit)
vorleben (to set an example, to exemplify, to demonstrate by example, past life, previous life, background, record)
vorlegen (present, submit, show, produce, take the lead, get ahead, outpace, set the pace, serve, dish out)
vorlesen (read aloud, read out, read for recording, dictate)
vorliegen (be present, exist, be available, be on hand, be at hand, be presented, be submitted, be on file, be available for review, have occurred, have existed, have taken place, have been present)
vormachen (deceive, fool, trick, pretend, make believe, demonstrate, show how, illustrate)
vormerken (to reserve, to book, to note down, to earmark, to make a mental note, to keep in mind, to remember)
vornehmen (to plan, to intend, to propose, to resolve, to perform, to carry out, to undertake, to execute, distinguished, elegant, noble, high-class, refined)
vorprogrammieren (to pre-program, to pre-set, to configure in advance)
vorrechnen (show how to calculate, demonstrate a calculation, explain a calculation)
vorrücken (advance, move forward, progress, push forward, move ahead, advance (an object))
vorschieben (push forward, move forward, advance, put forward (an excuse), use (as an excuse), plead)
vorschlagen (suggest, propose, recommend, advance, feed (material), move forward)
vorschreiben (prescribe, stipulate, dictate, lay down (rules), demonstrate, show, set an example, guide)
vorschweben (to have in mind, to envision, to imagine, to float before one's eyes)
vorsehen (to plan, to foresee, to envisage, to schedule, to earmark, to designate, to allocate, to set aside, to intend, to propose)
vorsetzen (to place in front, to set before, to serve (food), serve, present)
vorsitzen (preside, chair)
vorsorgen (to provide, to make provision, to take precautions, to prepare, to save, to invest, to provide for)
vorspielen (to play for, to perform for, to audition (musically), to pretend, to feign, to simulate)
vorsprechen (to audition, to try out, to read for, to call on, to consult, to speak to)
vorstehen (to lead, to head, to preside over, to be in charge of, to protrude, to project, to stick out, to jut out)
vorstellen (to introduce, to present, imagine, visualize, conceive, place in front, put in front, set in front)
vorstoßen (advance, push forward, penetrate, thrust, propose, suggest, put forward)
vortragen (to present, to deliver, to give a lecture, to expound, to perform, to recite, to render, to play, to submit, to lodge, to put forward)
vortäuschen (feign, simulate, pretend, fake)
vorverlegen (bring forward, reschedule earlier, move up)
vorwegnehmen (anticipate, foresee, preempt, reveal prematurely, spoil, give away)
vorweisen (show, present, produce, display, demonstrate, exhibit, boast)
vorwerfen (accuse, reproach, blame, charge, throw forward, cast forward, hurl forward)
vorwiegen (outweigh, prevail, predominate)
vorzeichnen (to sketch, to draw, to outline, to pre-draw, to set an example, to predetermine, to define)
vorzeigen (to show, to present, to display, to exhibit, to demonstrate, to show off)
vorziehen (bring forward, advance, move forward, reschedule earlier, prefer, favor, choose, pull forward, draw (curtain), pull out)
vorübergehen (to pass, to elapse, to go by, to cease, to pass by, to walk past)
votieren (to vote, to cast a vote)
W
wabern (waft, shimmer, hover, drift)
wachen (to watch, to keep watch, to stay awake, to be vigilant, guards, watchmen, sentinels)
wachrütteln (to shake awake, to rouse, to stir up, to galvanize)
wachsen (to grow, to increase, to wax, to develop, to mature, to grow up)
wackeln (to wobble, to shake, to totter, to sway, to be at risk, to be in jeopardy, to be on shaky ground)
wagen (cart, carriage, wagon, to dare, to venture, to risk, car, automobile, vehicle)
wahren (maintain, preserve, uphold, defend, protect, safeguard, assert)
wahrhaben (admit, acknowledge, accept)
wahrnehmen (perceive, notice, sense, detect, seize, take, make use of, exercise, avail oneself of, fulfill, meet, carry out, attend to, keep)
wallen (to billow, to undulate, to surge, to waft, to simmer, to well up, to seethe, to boil)
walten (to prevail, to rule, to govern, to hold sway, prevail, reign, rule, govern, be present)
wandeln (to change, to transform, to alter, to evolve, to stroll, to wander, to walk, to amble, to convert, to turn into)
wandern (to hike, to walk, to trek, to migrate, to wander, to roam, to move)
wanken (to sway, to totter, to wobble, to stagger, to waver, to falter, to doubt, to hesitate)
wappnen (to arm oneself, to brace oneself, to prepare oneself)
warnen (to warn, to caution, to alert, to warn against, to caution against, to advise not to)
warten (to wait, wait, to pause, to halt, to look forward to, to await eagerly, maintain, service, upkeep)
waschen (to wash, to clean, to rinse, to wash off, to clean off, to remove by washing, to wash (hair/body), to shampoo, to bathe, to purify, to refine)
waten (wade, paddle)
weben (weave, undulate, meander, flow)
wechseln (change, switch, alter, replace, substitute, exchange, convert)
wecken (wake, awaken, rouse, arouse, evoke, stir, spark, trigger)
wedeln (wag, wave, fan, ski in a zigzag, slalom, carve)
wegbrechen (to break off, to collapse, to give way, to snap off, to cut out, to drop, to break up, to disappear)
wegdenken (to imagine away, to think away, to disregard, to omit in thought)
wegfahren (drive off, drive away, leave, depart)
wegfallen (be eliminated, be dropped, cease to exist, fall away, be discontinued, be omitted, be unnecessary, be left out)
weggehen (leave, go away, depart, walk away, disappear, vanish, fade away)
wegkommen (get away, escape, get out, leave, get rid of, shake off, dispose of)
weglassen (omit, leave out, skip)
weglaufen (run away, flee, escape, run away from, leave behind, abandon)
wegnehmen (take away, remove, confiscate, deprive, deny, eliminate, make disappear)
wegräumen (clear away, tidy up, put away)
wegstecken (put away, pocket, tuck away, endure, put up with, cope with, stomach)
wegweisen (to show the way, to direct, to guide)
wegwerfen (to throw away, to discard, to dispose of)
wegziehen (to move away, to relocate, to leave, to pull away, to draw away, to move aside)
wehen (to blow, to waft, to wave, to flutter, to stream)
wehren (to defend, to resist, to fend off, prevent, avert, ward off, fend off, resist, defend oneself, reject, refuse)
wehtun (to hurt, to ache, to cause pain)
weichen (yield, give way, retreat, back down, soften, become soft, soak, disappear, vanish, fade, recede)
weiden (to graze, to pasture, willows, willow trees)
weigern (to refuse, to decline, to reject)
weihen (to consecrate, to dedicate, to ordain, to hallow, to initiate, to let in on, to confide)
weilen (to stay, to reside, to sojourn, to linger, to live, to exist, to dwell, to be present)
weinen (to cry, to weep, to whimper, to cry out, to wail, to creak, to groan, to whine)
weisen (show, indicate, point out, assign, designate, allocate, expel, eject, remove, reject, dismiss, decline)
weiten (to widen, to expand, to extend, to broaden, expanses, vastness, wide open spaces)
weiterarbeiten (continue working, work on, keep working)
weiterbilden (further educate, train further, upskill, develop professionally)
weiterbringen (help forward, advance, promote, further, develop, improve)
weiterentwickeln (further develop, evolve, advance, refine, improve)
weiterfahren (continue driving, drive on, carry on driving, continue traveling, continue, carry on, proceed, go on)
weiterführen (continue, carry on, proceed, pursue, guide, lead, direct, take forward)
weitergeben (pass on, hand over, transmit, forward, relay, continue, carry on, prolong, extend)
weitergehen (continue walking, move on, go on, proceed, continue, resume, to continue, to go on, to proceed, to progress, to develop)
weiterhelfen (to help, to assist, to aid, to be of help)
weiterkommen (to get on, to make progress, to advance, to get ahead, to get past, to overcome, to move on)
weiterlaufen (to keep running, to keep walking, to continue on foot, to continue operating, to go on, to proceed)
weiterleben (live on, continue to live, survive)
weiterleiten (forward, pass on, send on, transmit, redirect, transfer, forward (a call))
weitermachen (continue, carry on, go on, proceed, persist, keep going, stick with it, resume, pick up, continue (after a break))
weitern (continue, proceed, carry on)
weiterreichen (pass on, hand over, hand down, relay)
weiterspielen (continue playing, play on)
weitersprechen (continue speaking, keep talking, speak on)
weiterverfolgen (continue investigating, pursue further, follow up on, monitor, track, follow, observe)
weiterverkaufen (resell)
weiterziehen (move on, continue on, travel on, proceed, carry on, continue)
weißen (whitewash, paint white)
wellen (to wave, to ripple, to curl, waves, oscillations)
wenden (turn, reverse, flip, rotate, apply, use, dedicate, turn to, consult, seek, head, change direction, invert, turn over)
werben (to advertise, to promote, to recruit, to attract, to solicit, to court, to woo, to seek favor)
werden (to become, to get, to turn, will, shall (auxiliary), to be (auxiliary for passive), to grow, becoming, development, growth, genesis)
werfen (throw, cast, hurl, toss, discard, throw away, dispose of, get rid of, yield, generate, produce, bring in, give birth, litter, calve, foal, whelp, glance, cast a look, take a quick look)
werkeln (to tinker, to potter, to dabble, to do DIY)
werken (to work creatively, to craft, to make, to create, crafts, manual arts, design and technology (D&T))
werten (to evaluate, to assess, to rate, to judge, values, principles, ethics)
wetteifern (compete, rival, contend)
wetten (to bet, to wager, bet, wager)
wettern (to rant, to rail, to inveigh, to complain vehemently)
wettmachen (make up for, compensate for, offset, balance out)
wickeln (wrap, swaddle, enfold, manipulate, deceive, trick, wrap around one's finger, roll up, coil, wind)
widerfahren (befall, happen to, occur to)
widerlegen (refute, disprove, rebut, contradict)
widerrufen (to revoke, to retract, to withdraw, to annul, to cancel, to recall)
widersetzen (to oppose, to resist, to defy, to disobey)
widerspiegeln (to reflect, to mirror, to show, to represent)
widersprechen (to contradict, to disagree, to object, to gainsay, to be inconsistent with, to conflict with)
widerstehen (to resist, to withstand, to oppose, to endure)
widmen (to dedicate, to devote, dedicate, devote, consecrate)
wiederaufbauen (to reconstruct, to rebuild)
wiederaufnehmen (to resume, to restart, to recommence, to take up again, readmit, re-include, take back)
wiederaufsteigen (re-ascend, climb back up, rise again, get back up)
wiederbeleben (revive, resuscitate, bring back to life, revitalize, reactivate, breathe new life into)
wiederentdecken (rediscover, find again)
wiedererkennen (recognize, identify again)
wiedereröffnen (reopen)
wiederfinden (find again, recover, retrieve, reconnect, re-establish, find each other again)
wiedergeben (render, convey, reproduce, express, transmit, play, display, return, give back)
wiederherstellen (restore, re-establish, recover, repair, fix)
wiederholen (repeat, reiterate, review, revise, practice, recur, happen again)
wiederkehren (to return, to recur, to come back)
wiederkommen (to come back, to return, to reappear)
wiedersehen (to see again, to meet again, reunion, seeing again, goodbye, see you again, farewell)
wiederwählen (to re-elect)
wiegeln (to incite, to stir up, to instigate, to agitate, to rock, to cradle, to lull)
wiegen (to weigh, to rock, to sway, to cradle, to lull, to consider, to assess, to evaluate)
willigen (to consent, to agree, to comply, to assent)
wimmeln (to teem, to swarm, to be crawling)
winden (to wind, to coil, to twist, to meander, to snake, to wriggle out, to escape, to free oneself, to evade, to avoid, to sidestep, to shirk)
winken (to wave, to signal, to wave off, to dismiss, to decline, to direct, to wave (traffic))
wippen (to seesaw, to rock, to bob, to sway, seesaw, teeter-totter)
wirbeln (to whirl, to swirl, to twirl, to spin)
wirken (affect, influence, have an effect, impact, work, seem, appear, look, give the impression, be active, operate, function, weave, knit, manufacture, produce)
wirtschaften (to manage, to economize, to run a household/business (efficiently), to run, to operate (a business))
wischen (to wipe, to mop, to sweep (with a cloth), to swipe, to flick)
wissen (to know)
wittern (to smell, to scent, to sniff, to sense, to suspect, to foresee, to get wind of)
witzeln (to joke, to quip, to jest)
wogen (to wave, to surge, to sway, to undulate, waves, surges, swells)
wohlfühlen (to feel good, to feel comfortable, to feel at ease)
wohlwollen (goodwill, benevolence, favor, to be benevolent, to be well-disposed, to favor)
wohnen (to live, to reside, to dwell, live, reside, stay, lodge, attend, be present at)
wollen (to want, to intend, to wish, to plan, to really want, to be determined to, to insist on, to want to ask, to wish to ask, to request politely, to be necessary, to have to be done, to need to be done)
wringen (wring, squeeze, press out, twist, contort, torment, distress, agonize, wring (one's heart/nerves))
wuchern (proliferate, spread, grow rampantly, overgrow, practice usury, charge exorbitant interest, profiteer)
wuchten (heave, lift, hoist, lug, maneuver, balance, adjust, heft)
wundern (to wonder, to be surprised, to be astonished, to marvel, to ponder, to ask oneself)
wurmen (to annoy, to irritate, to vex, to gall)
wurzeln (to root, to take root, to settle, to establish, roots)
wägen (weigh, consider, ponder, evaluate)
wählen (choose, select, vote, elect, dial)
wähnen (to imagine, to believe wrongly, to fancy, to delude oneself)
währen (to last, to endure, to continue)
wälzen (roll, wallow, tumble, ponder, mull over, consider, examine)
wärmen (warm, heat up, comfort, cheer)
wölben (to arch, to curve, to vault, to bulge, to swell, to distend, to curve outwards)
Z
zacken (to serrate, to notch, to jag, to spike, point, spike, prong, tooth, serration, jag)
zahlen (to pay)
zapfen (to tap, to draw, to dispense, cone, pinecone)
zappeln (to fidget, to wriggle, to squirm, to twitch, to keep someone on tenterhooks, to keep someone waiting, to be in suspense)
zaubern (to do magic, to perform magic, to conjure, to do tricks, to conjure up, to create as if by magic, to whip up)
zehren (to consume, to deplete, to wear out, to drain, to live off, to subsist on, to draw on)
zeichnen (to draw, to sketch, to mark, to sign, to indicate, to be characterized by, to distinguish oneself by, to stand out for, to subscribe, to underwrite, to sign (a contract))
zeigen (to show, to display, to present, to point, to indicate, show, demonstrate, evidence, prove, indicate, appear, manifest, emerge, reveal itself, report, declare, denounce, notify)
zeitigen (to produce, to cause, to yield, to bring about)
zelebrieren (to celebrate, to officiate, to perform (a ceremony), to savor, to enjoy, to relish, to make a big deal of)
zelten (to camp, camping)
zementieren (to cement, to consolidate, to solidify)
zensieren (to censor, to edit, to cut)
zerbrechen (to break, to shatter, to smash)
zerfallen (to decay, to disintegrate, to fall apart, to fall into ruin, decayed, dilapidated, ruined, crumbling)
zerfetzen (to shred, to tear to pieces, to rip up, to mangle)
zerkleinern (chop, mince, shred, crush, grind, comminute)
zerkratzen (scratch, scrape, mar, irritate, chafe)
zerlegen (dismantle, disassemble, take apart, break down, analyze, dissect, deconstruct)
zermürben (wear down, exhaust, debilitate, sap, drain, erode, undermine, demoralize, break down)
zerplatzen (burst, explode, pop, rupture, shatter, collapse, fail, fall apart, come to nothing)
zerreißen (tear, rip, shred, rend, tear apart, rip apart, break, shatter (emotionally), shatter, pierce, disrupt)
zerren (tug, pull, drag, yank, strain, pull (a muscle))
zerschlagen (smash, shatter, break, crush, dismantle, break up (an organization), exhausted, shattered, worn out, knackered)
zerschneiden (cut up, cut into pieces, slice up, intersect, cut across, divide, bisect)
zersetzen (decompose, disintegrate, break down, rot, undermine, destabilize, subvert, corrupt, erode)
zersplittern (shatter, splinter, fragment, break into pieces)
zerstreiten (fall out, quarrel, argue, have a dispute)
zerstreuen (disperse, scatter, break up, dissipate, dispel, allay, calm, soothe, entertain, distract, amuse)
zerstören (destroy, ruin, demolish, devastate, shatter, wreck)
zerstückeln (to dismember, to cut up, to carve, to fragment)
zertifizieren (to certify, to attest, to validate)
zertrümmern (to smash, to shatter, to demolish, to break into pieces)
zeugen (to produce, to engender, to generate, to beget, to testify, to bear witness, to witness)
ziehen (pull, drag, draw, move, relocate, take out, extract, pull out, draw out, trace, attract, stretch, lengthen, inhale, puff, draw (on a cigarette), derive, conclude, infer, draw (a conclusion), move (a piece), play (a piece))
zielen (to aim, to target, to point, to intend, to strive)
zieren (adorn, decorate, embellish, grace, be coy, feign shyness, act shy, make a fuss)
zimmern (to build (from wood), to craft (from wood), to construct (from wood), Zimmern (place name), Zimmern (surname))
zirkeln (circle, orbit, revolve, aim precisely, maneuver skillfully, place precisely)
zirkulieren (circulate, flow, move around, spread, disseminate)
zischen (to hiss, to fizz, to whistle, hiss, fizz, whistle)
zitieren (to quote, to cite, summon, cite, call)
zittern (tremble, shiver, shake)
zollen (pay (respect/tribute), show (respect), render (tribute), pay (tribute/tax))
zubereiten (to prepare, to cook, to make, to get ready, to arrange)
zubilligen (grant, concede, acknowledge, allow)
zubringen (spend, pass)
zucken (twitch, jerk, flinch, convulse, shrug, flicker, flash, dart, gleam)
zudecken (to cover, to tuck in)
zuerkennen (to award, to grant, to confer, to attribute)
zufallen (to close automatically, to shut, to fall shut, to fall to, to be assigned to, to devolve upon)
zufließen (to flow into, to run into, to stream into)
zufriedengeben (to settle for, to be content with, to make do with, to accept)
zufriedenstellen (to satisfy, to please, to content, to meet requirements)
zufügen (to inflict, to cause, to do (damage), to add, to append, to include)
zuführen (to supply, to provide, to feed, to lead, to guide, to bring, to add, to incorporate, to introduce, to feed into)
zugeben (admit, confess, acknowledge, add, include, incorporate, permit, grant, allow, concede)
zugehen (approach, draw near, move towards, happen, occur, proceed, go on, close, shut, be closed)
zugehören (belong, be part of, be associated with)
zugestehen (admit, acknowledge, confess, concede, grant, allow, accord)
zugreifen (to take, to grab, to help oneself, to seize, to access, to retrieve, to get hold of)
zuhören (to listen, to pay attention, to obey, to heed, to follow advice)
zukommen (approach, come closer, draw near, receive, be sent, be delivered, reach, be due, be appropriate, be incumbent upon, be up to, be for)
zulassen (to permit, to allow, to authorize, to approve, to tolerate, to let happen, to admit, to accept, to enroll)
zulaufen (to run towards, to approach running, to come across, to happen upon, to wander to)
zulegen (to increase, to gain, to add, to acquire, to buy, to get, to speed up, to accelerate, to pick up the pace)
zuleiten (to supply, to feed, to conduct, to lead to, to forward)
zumachen (to close, to shut, close down, shut down, close, close (eyes), shut (mouth))
zumuten (expect too much, demand too much, impose on, ask too much of)
zunehmen (to increase, to grow, to gain weight, to intensify, to grow stronger, to pick up, to gain importance, to grow in influence, to become more significant)
zuneigen (to be inclined towards, to lean towards, to favor, to tend towards)
zuordnen (assign, attribute, allocate, classify, categorize, sort, associate, relate)
zupacken (grab, seize, grip, take hold, pitch in, buckle down, get stuck in, work hard)
zupfen (pluck, tug, pull gently, strum (with fingers))
zurechnen (attribute, assign, credit, impute, count among, classify as, include in)
zurechtfinden (find one's way, orient oneself, get around, adapt, cope, adjust, get used to)
zurechtkommen (cope, manage, get along, deal with, arrive, get there, make it)
zurufen (shout to, call out to)
zurückbekommen (get back, receive back, get a response, get feedback)
zurückbleiben (stay behind, remain behind, lag behind, fall behind, be left behind)
zurückblicken (look back, reflect, turn around)
zurückbringen (bring back, take back, return, restore, re-establish)
zurückdrehen (turn back, rewind, reverse, revert, undo, roll back)
zurückdrängen (push back, force back, repel, drive back, curb, limit, reduce, contain)
zurückerobern (recapture, reconquer, reclaim, win back)
zurückerstatten (refund, reimburse, pay back)
zurückfahren (drive back, return, go back, reduce, cut back, scale back, slow down)
zurückfallen (fall behind, drop back, lose ground, relapse, revert, fall back, regress)
zurückfinden (find one's way back, return, get back, regain one's bearings, reconnect)
zurückfordern (reclaim, demand back, recall)
zurückführen (lead back, bring back, return, attribute to, trace back to, ascribe to)
zurückgeben (give back, return, give up, hand back, relinquish, retort, answer back, talk back)
zurückgehen (go back, return, decrease, decline, fall, go down, date back, trace back)
zurückgewinnen (recover, regain, reclaim, retrieve)
zurückgreifen (resort to, fall back on, draw upon)
zurückhalten (hold back, restrain, suppress, withhold, retain, keep back)
zurückholen (retrieve, get back, fetch back, recover, bring back, recall, repatriate)
zurückkaufen (buy back, repurchase)
zurückkehren (return, go back, come back, revert)
zurückkommen (come back, return, get back, come back to, return to, get back to, come to, regain consciousness, come back to oneself)
zurücklassen (leave behind, leave, forget, not take)
zurücklegen (cover, travel, traverse, save, set aside, put aside, put away, put back, replace)
zurücklehnen (lean back, recline, sit back)
zurückliegen (be behind, lag behind, be at a disadvantage, to be in the past, to date back, to be long ago)
zurückmelden (to get back to, to report back, to reply, to confirm receipt, to acknowledge)
zurücknehmen (to withdraw, to retract, to take back, to accept returns)
zurückreichen (to date back, to extend back, to go back, to hand back, to return)
zurückrufen (to call back, to phone back, to recall, to bring back memories, to remember)
zurückschicken (send back, return, dispatch back)
zurückschlagen (strike back, hit back, fight back, repel, retaliate, retort, snap back, strike back (verbally))
zurückschrecken (recoil, flinch, shy away, shrink back)
zurücksetzen (reset, restore, revert, set back, move back, reverse, retract)
zurückstellen (postpone, defer, put off, delay, put aside, put back, place back, return, set back, adjust back, revert (settings), reset)
zurücktreten (resign, step down, withdraw, step back, move back, retreat, yield, give way, stand aside)
zurückverfolgen (trace back, track back, follow back, trace, track down, pinpoint)
zurückversetzen (put back, move back, reinstate, take back, transport back, bring back)
zurückweisen (reject, deny, turn down, dismiss, repel, ward off, rebuff)
zurückwerfen (throw back, cast back, reflect, bounce back, to surprise, to confuse, to throw back, to set back)
zurückzahlen (to pay back, to repay, to refund)
zurückziehen (to pull back, to withdraw, to retract, to draw back, to retire, to pull out, to retreat, to seclude oneself, to isolate oneself)
zusagen (to accept, to confirm, to agree to, to promise, to guarantee, to assure, to appeal to, to suit, to please, to be to one's liking)
zusammenarbeiten (to collaborate, to cooperate, to work together, to partner)
zusammenbauen (to assemble, to put together, to build)
zusammenbrechen (to collapse, to break down, to fall apart, to fail)
zusammenbringen (to bring together, to gather, to unite, connect, associate, link, bring together, achieve, accomplish, bring about, make happen, manage)
zusammenfallen (collapse, fall apart, crumble, break down, coincide, fall on the same day, happen at the same time)
zusammenfassen (summarize, condense, abstract, sum up, gather, group, collect, compile, combine)
zusammenfinden (meet, gather, come together, assemble, reunite, find common ground, connect, bond, click, get along)
zusammenfügen (assemble, join, put together, piece together, compile, integrate, combine, synthesize, bring together, merge)
zusammenführen (unite, bring together, merge, combine, gather, consolidate, compile, centralize)
zusammengehen (go together, cooperate, collaborate, join forces, team up, merge, walk together, accompany, combine, unite)
zusammengehören (belong together, go together, be meant for each other)
zusammenhalten (stick together, hold together, stand united, support each other, cohesion, unity, solidarity, team spirit)
zusammenhängen (to be connected, to be related, to be linked, to cohere, to fit together, to form a unit)
zusammenkommen (to meet, to gather, to come together, to assemble, to merge, to join, to converge, to get together, to start dating, to become a couple)
zusammenlaufen (to converge, to meet, to run together, gather, converge, accumulate, come together, overflow, spill, run together, well up)
zusammenleben (live together, cohabitate, reside together, coexistence, living together, communal living)
zusammenlegen (fold, put together, stack, lay together, pool, combine, contribute, merge, consolidate, join)
zusammennehmen (gather, collect, pull together, compose oneself, pool, to pull oneself together, to compose oneself, to control oneself)
zusammenpassen (to fit together, to match, to go together, to harmonize)
zusammenrücken (to move closer, to huddle together, to squeeze together, to unite, to come together, to draw closer, to stand together)
zusammenschlagen (to beat up, to thrash, to batter, to slam shut, to snap shut)
zusammenschließen (to unite, to join forces, to merge, to associate, to close, to lock together, to fasten together)
zusammensetzen (to assemble, to put together, to join, to combine, to gather, to bring together, to seat together, to be composed of, to consist of, to be made up of)
zusammensitzen (to sit together, to gather, to convene)
zusammenstellen (to compile, to put together, to assemble, to arrange, to compose, compile, put together, assemble, arrange, form, compose)
zusammenstoßen (collide, crash, run into, bump into, collision, impact, incident)
zusammentragen (gather, collect, compile, bring together, carry together)
zusammentreffen (meet, encounter, coincide, come together, meeting, gathering, convergence)
zusammentreten (to convene, to assemble, to meet, to collide, to crash, to run into)
zusammentun (to join forces, to pool resources, to team up, to group together, to form a group)
zusammenwachsen (to grow together, to merge, to unite, to heal, to knit together, to close up)
zusammenwirken (to cooperate, to collaborate, to work together, cooperation, collaboration, interplay, synergy)
zusammenziehen (to move in together, to cohabit, contract, tense, shrink, constrict, gather, group, collect, pull together, concentrate)
zuschauen (watch, observe, look on, spectate)
zuschicken (to send, to forward, to mail)
zuschieben (to slide towards, to push towards, to attribute, to blame, to shift onto)
zuschießen (to subsidize, to contribute extra money, to top up funds, to shoot (a ball), to rush towards, to dart towards)
zuschlagen (slam shut, bang shut, close with a bang, seize an opportunity, strike, act quickly, take advantage, hit, punch, deliver a blow)
zuschneiden (cut to size, tailor, trim, adapt, customize, adjust, fit)
zuschreiben (attribute, ascribe, credit, write to, send a message to, address a letter to)
zuschütten (to fill up, to cover up, to bury, to inundate, to swamp, to overwhelm)
zusehen (to watch, to look on, to observe, to make sure, to see to it, to ensure)
zusenden (to send, to forward, to mail)
zusetzen (to affect, to strain, to take a toll on, to wear down, to add, to mix in, to append, press, pester, insist, badger)
zusichern (guarantee, assure, promise)
zusperren (lock, bolt, secure, close down, shut down, close)
zuspielen (leak, tip off, hand over (discreetly), pass, assist)
zuspitzen (escalate, intensify, worsen, come to a head, sharpen, point, taper)
zusprechen (award, grant, assign, allocate, encourage, comfort, console, cheer up)
zustehen (to be entitled to, to be due, to deserve, to be owed, to suit, to fit, to be appropriate for, to be becoming)
zustellen (to deliver, to hand over, to send, to block, to obstruct, to barricade, to close off)
zustimmen (agree, consent, approve, authorize, accept, agree to)
zuteilen (assign, distribute, allocate, allot, grant, apportion)
zutragen (to report, to convey, to disclose (secretly), to carry, to bring, to deliver)
zutrauen (to trust (someone to do something), to believe (someone capable), to have confidence in, confidence, trust, belief (in someone's ability))
zutreffen (to apply, to be applicable, to correspond, to be valid, to be correct, to be accurate, to be right)
zuvorkommen (anticipate, forestall, get ahead of, preempt, courteous, obliging, accommodating, helpful)
zuweisen (assign, designate, allocate, allot, delegate, entrust)
zuwenden (turn to, face, direct towards, devote, dedicate, apply, turn one's attention to, grant, bestow, accord, give)
zuziehen (to close, to draw shut, to pull shut, to contract, to catch, to sustain, to move in, to relocate, to move to)
zweifeln (to doubt, to have doubts, to question, to challenge, to be uncertain)
zwicken (to pinch, to nip, to tweak, to bother, to annoy, to irk, to chafe)
zwingen (force, compel, oblige, coerce, enforce, force through, achieve by force, press, bend, force oneself, compel oneself, make oneself)
zwitschern (to chirp, to twitter, to warble, to sing (birds), to chatter, to prattle, to twitter (informal talk))
zwängen (to squeeze, to force, to cram, to push, force, compel, constrain, press)
zählen (to count, to matter, to be important, to count on, to rely on, to depend on, to be counted among, to belong to, to be included in)
zähmen (to tame, to domesticate, control, curb, restrain, tame, master)
zögern (hesitate, waver, dither, pause, delay, postpone, defer, put off)
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