Summary
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- maul:
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Wiktionary:
- maul → Spalthammer
- maul → misshandeln
- maul → zurichten, verletzen, verwunden
English
Detailed Translations for maul from English to German
maul:
Conjugations for maul:
present
- maul
- maul
- mauls
- maul
- maul
- maul
simple past
- mauled
- mauled
- mauled
- mauled
- mauled
- mauled
present perfect
- have mauled
- have mauled
- has mauled
- have mauled
- have mauled
- have mauled
past continuous
- was mauling
- were mauling
- was mauling
- were mauling
- were mauling
- were mauling
future
- shall maul
- will maul
- will maul
- shall maul
- will maul
- will maul
continuous present
- am mauling
- are mauling
- is mauling
- are mauling
- are mauling
- are mauling
subjunctive
- be mauled
- be mauled
- be mauled
- be mauled
- be mauled
- be mauled
diverse
- maul!
- let's maul!
- mauled
- mauling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for maul:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | sledge; sledgehammer | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
jemandem Schmerzen zufügen | hurt; injure; insult; maul; offend | |
verletzen | hurt; injure; insult; maul; offend | ache; aggrieve; break in; bruise; cause damage; contuse; cut; damage; defamate; dishonor; dishonour; do harm; harm; hurt; injure; offend; prick; rape; ravish; slander; sting; torment; torture; violate; wound |
verprügeln | beat up; damage; injure; knock about; maul | beat up; castigate; drub; flog; lash; rack; trash; trounce; whack; whip |
- | mangle |
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Wiktionary Translations for maul:
maul
Cross Translation:
noun
-
heavy, long-handled hammer
- maul → Spalthammer
-
handle in a rough way
- maul → misshandeln
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
---|---|---|
• maul | → zurichten | ↔ toetakelen — iemand zo mishandelen dat hij of zij zichtbaar lichamelijk letsel heeft |
• maul | → verletzen; verwunden | ↔ blesser — frapper d’un coup qui fait une contusion, une plaie, une fracture. |