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Translate pinion from English to German

Summary

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pinion:
- knebeln; den Mund verbieten; erpressen
Wiktionary:
- pinion → Trieb, Fittich
- pinion → knebeln

English

Detailed Translations for pinion from English to German

pinion:

pinion verb

pinion (bind; tie; tie up; bind fast; fasten; bind up; join)
knebeln; den Mund verbieten; erpressen
- knebeln verb (knebele, knebelst, knebelt, knebelte, knebeltet, geknebelt)
- den Mund verbieten verb
- erpressen verb (erpresse, erpreßt, erpresste, erpresstet, erpreßt)

Translation Matrix for pinion:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	flight feather; pennon; quill; quill feather
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
den Mund verbieten	bind; bind fast; bind up; fasten; join; pinion; tie; tie up
erpressen	bind; bind fast; bind up; fasten; join; pinion; tie; tie up	be obliged; blackmail; browbeat; enforce; extort; intimidate; overawe
knebeln	bind; bind fast; bind up; fasten; join; pinion; tie; tie up	bind; fasten; join; lash; tie; tie up
-	shackle
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	clip the wings

Related Words for "pinion":

pinioning

Synonyms for "pinion":

gear; gear wheel; geared wheel; cogwheel
flight feather; quill; quill feather; feather; plume; plumage
pennon; wing
shackle; restrain; confine; hold
disable; disenable; incapacitate

Related Definitions for "pinion":

wing of a bird¹
any of the larger wing or tail feathers of a bird¹
a gear with a small number of teeth designed to mesh with a larger wheel or rack¹
cut the wings off (of birds)¹
bind the arms of¹

Wiktionary Translations for pinion:

pinion

noun

Technik: ein Zahnrad (in eine Uhr) mit einer nur geringen Anzahl an Zahn
- Trieb → pinion
Vogelkunde und poetische Verwendung: Synonym für den Flügel oder die Schwinge, oft in Zusammensetzungen wie Armfittich gebraucht
- Fittich → pinion; wing

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• pinion	→ knebeln	↔ knevelen — binden, boeien

External Machine Translations:

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University