GROPE - 从英语翻译成德语

英语

德语

I. grope [grəʊp, 美 groʊp] 名词

1. grope (touch with hands):

grope

Griff nt <-(e)s, -e>

grope

Tasten nt <-s; kein Pl> kein pl

2. grope usu 俗:

grope (clumsy touch)

Fummeln nt kein pl 俗

grope (clumsy touch)

Fummelei f <-, -en> 俗

grope (sexual touch)

Betatschen nt kein pl

grope (sexual touch)

Befummeln nt kein pl

grope (sexual touch)

Begrapschen nt kein pl

she accused him of trying to have a grope

sie warf ihm vor, er habe versucht, sie zu betatschen 俗

II. grope [grəʊp, 美 groʊp] 动词 不及物动词

grope

tasten

to grope for sth

nach etw 第三格 tasten

to grope for sth 引

nach etw 第三格 suchen

to grope for the right words

nach den richtigen Worten suchen

III. grope [grəʊp, 美 groʊp] 动词 trans

1. grope (search):

to grope one's way

sich 第三格 tastend seinen Weg suchen

2. grope 俗 (touch sexually):

to grope sb

jdn befummeln 俗 [o. betatschen]

to grope each other

sich 第四格 gegenseitig befummeln

to grope the growler 俚

es sich selbst machen (bei Frauen) 俗

德语

英语

jdn/etw befummeln

to grope [or paw] sb/sth 俗

jdn begrabschen

to grope sb 俗

jdn begrapschen

to grope sb 俗

jdm in die Bluse fassen 俚

to grope sb's boobs [or tits] 俚

[nach etw 第三格] tappen

to grope [or fumble] [for sth]

fummeln

to grope 俗

an jdm/etw herumfummeln (mit sexueller Absicht)

to grope sb

sich 第四格 irgendwohin tasten

to grope one's way to somewhere

Present

I	grope
you	grope
he/she/it	gropes
we	grope
you	grope
they	grope

Past

I	groped
you	groped
he/she/it	groped
we	groped
you	groped
they	groped

Present Perfect

I	have	groped
you	have	groped
he/she/it	has	groped
we	have	groped
you	have	groped
they	have	groped

Past Perfect

I	had	groped
you	had	groped
he/she/it	had	groped
we	had	groped
you	had	groped
they	had	groped

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

The growler was a type of four-wheel, enclosed carriage drawn by two horses used as a hackney carriage, that is, as a vehicle for hire with a coachman.

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With the growler energized, the feeler is moved from slot to slot.

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The term growler is used to denote small pieces of ice barely showing above water.

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Growler has a particularly low voice and oddly pitched howl and growl.

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The two are then fermented together and sold by the growler at both breweries for about twelve dollars.

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