rustle

rustle
1. noun
Rascheln, das
2. intransitive verb
rascheln
3. transitive verb
1) rascheln lassen; rascheln mit [Papieren]
2) (Amer.): (steal) stehlen
Phrasal Verbs:
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verb
1) (to (make something) make a soft, whispering sound: The wind rustled in the trees; She rustled her papers.) rascheln
2) ((American) to steal (cattle etc).) stehlen
- rustler
- rustle up
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rus·tle
[ˈrʌsl̩]
I. vi
1. (make sound) leaves, paper rascheln; silk rauschen, knistern
2. LAW (steal) Vieh nt stehlen
II. vt
to \rustle sth
1. (make noise)
to \rustle paper mit Papier rascheln, Papier rascheln lassen
2. esp AM, AUS (steal)
to \rustle cattle/horses/sheep Vieh/Pferde/Schafe stehlen
III. n of paper, leaves Rascheln nt; of silk Rauschen nt, Knistern nt
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['rʌsl]
1. n
Rascheln nt; (of foliage) Rauschen nt
2. vi
(leaves, silk, papers) rascheln; (foliage, skirts) rauschen

the wind rustled through the leaves — der Wind rauschte in den Blättern; (on the ground) der Wind raschelte mit den Blättern

3. vt
1) paper, skirt, leaves on ground etc rascheln mit; (wind) leaves on tree rauschen in (+dat)
2) (= steal) cattle, sheep klauen (inf)
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rustle [ˈrʌsl]
A v/i
1. rascheln (Blätter etc), rauschen, knistern (Seide etc)
2. besonders US umg mit oder unter Hochdruck arbeiten, wühlen
B v/t
1. rascheln lassen, rascheln mit oder in (dat):
rustle a newspaper mit einer Zeitung rascheln
2. meist rustle up umg
a) Geld, Hilfe etc organisieren, auftreiben,
b) ein Essen zaubern
3. besonders US Vieh stehlen
C s Rascheln n, Rauschen n, Knistern n
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1. noun
Rascheln, das
2. intransitive verb
rascheln
3. transitive verb
1) rascheln lassen; rascheln mit [Papieren]
2) (Amer.): (steal) stehlen
Phrasal Verbs:
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n.
Geknister n. v.
knistern v.
rascheln v.

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