poach

poach
I 1. transitive verb
1) (catch illegally) wildern; illegal fangen [Fische]
2) (obtain unfairly) stehlen, (ugs.) klauen [Idee]
2. intransitive verb
1) (catch animals illegally) wildern

poach [on somebody's territory] — jemandem ins Handwerk pfuschen

II transitive verb
(Cookery) pochieren [Ei]; dünsten, pochieren [Fisch, Fleisch, Gemüse]

poached eggs — pochierte od. verlorene Eier

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I [pəu ] verb
(to cook (eg an egg without its shell, a fish etc) in boiling liquid, especially water or milk.) pochieren
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II [pəu ] verb
(to hunt (game) or catch (fish) illegally on someone else's land.) wildern
- poacher
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poach1
[pəʊtʃ, AM poʊtʃ]
vt
to \poach sth etw pochieren, etw dünsten
to \poach an egg ein Ei pochieren
poach2
[pəʊtʃ, AM poʊtʃ]
I. vt
1. (catch illegally)
to \poach animals/game Tiere/Wild wildern
2. (steal)
to \poach sth sich dat etw unrechtmäßig aneignen
Jeff always \poaches my ideas Jeff stiehlt mir immer meine Ideen
3. (lure away)
to \poach sb [from sb] jdn [jdm] abwerben
II. vi
1. (catch illegally) wildern
2. (steal) stehlen
3. (encroach) auf die Pirsch [o Jagd] gehen oft hum
4.
to \poach on sb's territory [or preserves] in fremden Revieren jagen fig
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I [pəʊtʃ]
vt
egg pochieren; fish (blau) dünsten

poached egg — pochiertes or verlorenes Ei; (in poacher) ≈ Ei nt im Glas

II
1. vt
unerlaubt fangen, schwarzfangen (inf); (fig) idea stehlen; members, customers abwerben
2. vi
1) (lit) wildern (for auf +acc)

to poach for salmon — Lachs ohne Berechtigung fangen or schwarzfangen (inf)

2) (fig)

to poach (on sb's territory) (in sport) — jdm ins Gehege or in die Quere kommen; (in work also) jdm ins Handwerk pfuschen

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poach1 [pəʊtʃ]
A v/t
1. den Boden zertrampeln, aufwühlen
2. (zu einem Brei) anrühren
3. wildern, unerlaubt jagen oder fangen
4. Ideen etc stehlen
5. Arbeitskräfte, Kunden abwerben (from sb jemandem)
6. Tennis, Badminton: (dem Doppelpartner zugedachte) Bälle wegnehmen
B v/i
1. a) weich oder matschig oder zertrampelt werden (Boden)
b)(im Schlamm etc) einsinken
2. (on)
a) unbefugt eindringen (in akk)
b) fig übergreifen (auf akk): preserve B 2 b
3. wildern
poach2 [pəʊtʃ] v/t Eier pochieren:
poached egg pochiertes oder verlorenes Ei
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I 1. transitive verb
1) (catch illegally) wildern; illegal fangen [Fische]
2) (obtain unfairly) stehlen, (ugs.) klauen [Idee]
2. intransitive verb
1) (catch animals illegally) wildern
2) (encroach)

poach [on somebody's territory] — jemandem ins Handwerk pfuschen

II transitive verb
(Cookery) pochieren [Ei]; dünsten, pochieren [Fisch, Fleisch, Gemüse]

poached eggs — pochierte od. verlorene Eier

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v.
pochieren v.

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