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I. duck [dʌk] N

1. duck (bird):

duck
Ente f <-, -n>

2. duck no pl (meat):

duck
Ente f <-, -n>
duck
Peking duck

3. duck SPORTS (in cricket):

to be out for [or to make] a duck
to break a duck

4. duck no pl Brit dated inf:

duck
Schatz m <-es, Schạ̈t·ze> inf
duck
Schätzchen nt <-s, -> inf

Phrases:

etw perlt [o. prallt] an jdm ab fig
to take to sth like a duck to water inf

II. duck [dʌk] VB intr

1. duck (lower head):

to duck [down]
to duck [down] out of sight

2. duck (plunge):

to duck in [or under] water

3. duck (hide quickly):

duck
sich acc verziehen inf
duck
verschwinden <verschwindet, verschwand, verschwunden>
to duck out of sight

III. duck [dʌk] VB trans

1. duck (lower quickly):

2. duck (avoid):

to duck sth
etw dat ausweichen
fig to duck sth
etw dat ausweichen
to duck sth (shirk)
sich acc vor etw dat drücken inf
to duck an issue
OpenDict unos

duck N

cotton duck (fabric) FASHION

de·coy ˈduck N HUNT

decoy duck
Lockvogel m <-s, -vögel>

duck out VB intr inf

to duck out [of sth]
sich acc [vor etw dat] drücken

duck ˈsoup N no pl Am inf (an easy task)

to be duck soup [for sb]

lame ˈduck N

1. lame duck inf (ineffective person):

lame duck
Niete f <-, -n> inf
lame duck
Loser(in) m (f) <-s, ->

2. lame duck Am POL:

lame duck

3. lame duck Brit ECON:

lame duck

ˈlame-duck ADJ attr

lame-duck government, management:

lame-duck

sit·ting ˈduck N

sitting duck
sitting duck fig

rub·ber ˈduck N

rubber duck

dabbling duck, pond duck, freshwater duck

diving duck

diving duck

duck bird N

duck bird

tufted duck N

tufted duck

ˈduck face N esp INET

duck face inf

duck à l'orange [ˌdʌkɑ:ləˈrɔ͂(ŋ)ʒ] N

OpenDict unos

duck tape N

duck tape® Am
duck tape® Am
duck tape® Am
duck tape® Am
Present
Iduck
youduck
he/she/itducks
weduck
youduck
theyduck
Past
Iducked
youducked
he/she/itducked
weducked
youducked
theyducked
Present Perfect
Ihaveducked
youhaveducked
he/she/ithasducked
wehaveducked
youhaveducked
theyhaveducked
Past Perfect
Ihadducked
youhadducked
he/she/ithadducked
wehadducked
youhadducked
theyhadducked