Dictionary English German: [shoes]

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English German
custom {adj} [suit, shoes]
69
maßgefertigt
cloth. heelless {adj} [shoes]
19
absatzfrei
cloth. cleated {adj} [shoes]
14
genagelt [Schuhe]
cloth. cleated {adj} [shoes]
8
benagelt [selten] [genagelt (Schuhe)]
dance dancing {adj} [attr.] [e.g. classes, partner, shoes, bear]Tanz- [z. B. Unterricht, Partner, Schuhe, Bär]
odd {adj} [socks, shoes, gloves etc.]nicht zusammenpassend
Verbs
to fit [clothes, shoes, etc.]
5757
passen [Kleidung, Schuhe etc.]
cloth. to don sth. [an item of clothing (but not shoes or a hat)]
831
etw.Akk. anlegen [geh.] [Kleidung]
to stretch sth. [widen, e.g. shoes]
829
etw.Akk. dehnen [z. B. Schuhe, Gummiband]
to shine sth. [polish] [e.g. shoes, silverware]
344
etw. putzen [zum Glänzen bringen] [z. B. Schuhe oder Silber]
to pinch [shoes etc.]
332
drücken [Schuhe etc.]
to fit sb. [clothes, shoes, etc.]
48
jdm. passen [Kleidung, Schuhe etc.]
to wipe sth. [one's feet, one's shoes]
32
etw.Akk. abtreten [die Füße, die Schuhe]
to sole sth. [shoes]
24
etw. sohlen
to blacken sth. [shoes]
8
etw.Akk. wichsen [Schuhe]
to smell [esp. old clothing, shoes etc.]
5
müfteln [ugs.]
to relace sth. [shoes]etw.Akk. neu schnüren [Schuhe]
to sole sth. [shoes]etw.Akk. flecken [regional] [Schuhe mit neuen Sohlen oder Absätzen versehen]
Nouns
cloth. sports cleats [Am.] [coll.] [cleat shoes]
627
Stollenschuhe {pl}
cloth. heels [of shoes or boots]
183
Absätze {pl}
cloth. pumps [Am.] [shoes]
59
Pumps {pl}
insur. [pairs or sets, e.g. a pair of shoes, where the loss of one item reduces the value of the remaining item(s)](einheitliche) Sachmehrheit {f}
cloth. arctics [Am.] [shoes]Winterüberschuhe {pl}
cloth. sports cleats [Am.] [coll.] [cleat shoes]Stoppelschuhe {pl} [österr.]
cloth. jellies [Jelly shoes]Jelly-Schuhe {pl}
muleshoes [shoes for mules]Maultiereisen {pl}
pair [one member of a matching pair, esp. of shoes, gloves]der Andere {m} [der zweite Teil von einem Paar Schuhe, Socken usw.]
cloth. platforms [platform shoes]Plateauschuhe {pl}
cloth. platforms [platform shoes]Plateau-Schuhe {pl}
jobs shoemaker [who repairs shoes]Patschenflicker {m} [österr.] [regional] [Flickschuster]
cloth. sports spikes [coll.] [running shoes with spiked soles]Spikeschuhe {pl}
cloth. topsiders™ [boat shoes]Bootsschuhe {pl}
cloth. zoris [also: zori] [traditional Japanese style of flip-flop shoes, originally made with a straw sole]Zori {pl} [Zōri, traditionelle japanische Zehenstegsandalen (Strohsandalen)]
2 Words: Others
all-white {adj} [attr.] [shoes, clothing]reinweiß [Schuhe usw.]
cloth. flat-heeled {adj} [here: shoe or shoes (singular or plural)]mit flachem Absatz [nachgestellt] [zugehöriges Substantiv im Singular oder Plural]
cloth. flat-heeled {adj} [here: shoes (always plural)]mit flachen Absätzen [nachgestellt] [zugehöriges Substantiv immer im Plural]
fuck-me {adj} [sl.] [vulg.] [e.g. shoes, eyes]Fickmich- [vulg.] [z. B. Schuhe, Blick]
cloth. high-heeled {adj} [here: shoe or shoes (singular or plural)]mit hohem Absatz [nachgestellt] [zugehöriges Substantiv im Singular oder Plural]
cloth. high-heeled {adj} [here: shoes (always plural)]mit hohen Absätzen [nachgestellt] [zugehöriges Substantiv immer im Plural]
non-slip {adj} [floor, shoes ]trittfest
well-worn {adj} [shoes]ausgetreten [Schuhe]
worn out {adj} {past-p} [shoes]ausgelatscht [ugs.]
2 Words: Verbs
to break in sth. [shoes, jeans]etw.Akk. einlaufen [Kleidung/Schuhe durch häufiges Tragen passender/bequemer machen]
to break sth. in [shoes, jeans]etw.Akk. einlaufen [Kleidung/Schuhe durch häufiges Tragen passender/bequemer machen]
to kick off sth. [coll.] [e.g. shoes]etw.Akk. wegschleudern [Schuhe usw.]
to kick sth. off [coll.] [e.g. shoes]etw.Akk. von sichDat. schleudern [Schuhe]
to wear in sth. [pair of shoes]etw. einlaufen [neue Schuhe tragen]
to wear out [shoes]austreten [Schuhe]
2 Words: Nouns
cloth. ankle straps [court shoes]Knöchelriemchen {pl} [Pumps]
cloth. ballet flats [shoes ]Ballerinas {pl} [Schuhe]
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