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Falle

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I. trap1 [træp] N

1. trap (snare):

trap
Falle f <-, -n>
to set a trap

2. trap:

trap (trick)
Falle f <-, -n>
trap (ambush)
Hinterhalt m <-s, ->
to fall [or walk] into a trap

3. trap Brit inf! (mouth):

trap
Klappe f <-, -n> inf
trap
Maul nt <-(e)s, Mä̱u̱·ler> coarse
trap
Schnauze f <-, -n> coarse
oh, shut your trap!
ach, halt's Maul! coarse

4. trap (part of drain):

trap
Siphon m <-s, -s>

5. trap SPORTS:

trap (caster)

6. trap hist (carriage):

trap

7. trap COMPUT (software/hardware):

trap

II. trap1 <-pp-> [træp] VB trans

1. trap (snare):

to trap an animal

2. trap usu passive (confine):

3. trap (trick):

to trap sb
to trap sb into sth/doing sth
jdn dazu bringen, etw zu tun

4. trap (catch and hold):

to trap the ball SPORTS
to trap a nerve

trap2 [træp] N usu pl

trap ANAT short for trapezius (muscle)

trap
trap
Trapezius m spec

ˈboo·by trap N

1. booby trap (practical joke):

booby trap
Streich m <-(e)s, -e>

2. booby trap (bomb):

booby trap

I. ˈboo·by-trap VB trans

1. booby-trap (as a joke):

to booby-trap sth

2. booby-trap (as a bomb):

to booby-trap a car

II. ˈboo·by-trap N modifier

a booby-trap bomb

ˈcool·ing trap N CHEM

cooling trap

ˈdeath trap N

death trap
Todesfalle f <-, -n>

par·ˈticu·late trap N

Partikelfilter m <-s, ->

ˈpov·er·ty trap N Brit

poverty trap

ˈra·dar trap N

radar trap
Radarfalle f <-, -n>

ˈsand trap N Am SPORTS

sand trap
Bunker m <-s, ->

ˈspeed trap N

speed trap
Radarfalle f <-, -n>

ˈtour·ist trap N pej

tourist trap
Present
Itrap
youtrap
he/she/ittraps
wetrap
youtrap
theytrap
Past
Itrapped
youtrapped
he/she/ittrapped
wetrapped
youtrapped
theytrapped
Present Perfect
Ihavetrapped
youhavetrapped
he/she/ithastrapped
wehavetrapped
youhavetrapped
theyhavetrapped
Past Perfect
Ihadtrapped
youhadtrapped
he/she/ithadtrapped
wehadtrapped
youhadtrapped
theyhadtrapped