lug

lug
transitive verb,
-gg-
1) (drag) schleppen
2) (force)

lug somebody along — jemanden mit herumschleppen (ugs.)

* * *
past tense, past participle - lugged; verb
(to drag with difficulty: She lugged the heavy trunk across the floor.) zerren
* * *
lug1
[lʌg]
I. vt
<-gg->
(fam)
to \lug sth (carry) etw schleppen; (pull) etw zerren
to \lug sb along jdn mitschleppen
to \lug sth along [or around] etw herumschleppen
to \lug sth away etw wegschleppen
II. n AM (fam) Schatz m, Liebling m
lug2
[lʌg]
n
1. BRIT, AUS (hum sl: ear) Löffel m meist pl hum fam
2. (protrusion) Halterung f, Haltevorrichtung f; (handle) Henkel m
3. AM (sl: bore) Schafskopf m pej fam, Blödmann m pej fam, Depp m SCHWEIZ
* * *
I [lʌg]
n
1) (= earflap) Klappe f; (TECH) Haltevorrichtung f
2) (esp Brit inf = ear) Ohr nt
II
n
See:
= academic.ru/44165/lugsail">lugsail
III
vt
schleppen; (towards one) zerren

to lug sth around with one — etw mit sich herumschleppen

to lug sth along behind one — etw hinter sich (dat) herschleppen

* * *
lug1 [lʌɡ]
A v/t
a) zerren, schleifen:
lug sth into a discussion etwas mit Gewalt in eine Diskussion einbringen
b) schleppen
B s
1. heftiger Ruck
2. 28- bis 40-Pfund-Korb oder -Kiste zum Obst- und Gemüsetransport
3. pl US umg Allüren pl:
put on lugs vornehm tun
4. put the lug on sb US sl jemanden (finanziell) erpressen oder unter Druck setzen
5. SCHIFF lugsail
lug2 [lʌɡ] s
1. a) besonders schott Ohr n
b) sl Löffel m (Ohr)
2. (Leder) Schlaufe f
3. ELEK
a) (Löt)Fahne f
b) Kabelschuh m
4. TECH
a) Henkel m, Öhr n
b) Knagge f, Zinke f
c) Ansatz m, Halter m
d) AUTO Radbolzen m
5. besonders US sl
a) Trottel m
b) Tollpatsch m
c) Kerl m, Knülch m
lug3 [lʌɡ] lugworm
* * *
transitive verb,
-gg-
1) (drag) schleppen
2) (force)

lug somebody along — jemanden mit herumschleppen (ugs.)

* * *
(Mechanics) n.
Nase -n f. n.
Fahne -n (zum Befestigen) f.
Vorsprung m.
Öse -n f. v.
schleppen v.
zerren v.

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